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'Tis the season to mock and riff with the residents of the Satellite of Love, as Mystery Science Theater 3000: Volume XXV (Shout Factory, Not Rated, DVD-$59.97 SRP) arrives bearing another quartet of episodes many thought would never get a release, including season 1's Robot Holocaust and Season 8's debut Revenge Of The Creature. Also included are Kitten With A Whip and Operation Double 007 (retitled on the packaging as Operation Kid Brother), plus a pair of spotlight featurettes on Josh Weinstein & Bill Corbett, intros from Joel & Mike, and a look at Creature director Jack Arnold. Keep it up, Shout!
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If you've never heard of one of Australia's best-kept comedy secrets, dive into the character comedy of Chris Lilley's We Can Be Heroes (HBO, Not Rated, DVD-$29.98 SRP), wherein he plays all 6 contestants competing for the title Australian Of The Year. Bonus materials include a behind-the-scenes documentary, extended episodes, deleted scenes, and bloopers.
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Nothing says "Happy Holidays!" like the Francis Ford Coppola 5-Film Collection (Lionsgate, Rated R, Blu-Ray-$39.99 SRP), which brings together in one package the recent high-definition masters of Coppola's Apocalypse Now, Apocalypse Now Redux, The Conversation, Tetro, and One From The Heart (which is exclusive to this set).
When a film comes along that's just beautiful and unique and yes, magical, I hesitate to make it smaller by trying to describe it. Beasts Of The Southern Wild (Fox, Rated PG-13, Blu-Ray-$39.99 SRP) is a film like that, and its young star, Quvenzhane Wallis, is perfect within that magical tale. Just watch it. Bonus materials include featurettes, deleted scenes, auditions, and a short film.
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After a sojourn south of the border Danny McBride's crude Kenny Powers comes almost full circle as he heads to Myrtle Beach, SC to try and resuscitate his baseball career in the 3rd season of Eastbound And Down (HBO, Not Rated, Blu-Ray-$39.98 SRP). Bonus materials include audio commentaries, deleted scenes, and outtakes.
After the piecemeal releases, you can now pick up Power Rangers: Super Samurai (Lionsgate, Not Rated, DVD-$29.98 SRP) in its complete form, featuring all 20 episodes plus featurettes and a music video.
So there you have it… my humble suggestions for what to watch, listen to, play with, or waste money on this coming weekend. See ya next week…
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We loved the horseback riding in Chianti! It was a great day. One of my family's favorites - my son said it was fantastic and a very memorable day. The guides were wonderful and fun, and provided us with some great memories!! A must do.
Sandra S USA
This was great! Our guide took us on a side trip down into a walnut grove where we roamed the hillsides on foot for a while. He bought us cappuccinos on the way in. Lunch and the wines were stupendous.
Peggy O Finland
We had a GREAT time, the guides were entertaining and knowledgeable. The meal was fabulous. A great day! I would not, however, recommend this trip for someone with NO horseback riding experience, they pretty much put you on the horse and off you go!!
Tour guide was excellent. The horse ride was great. The meal afterwards was fantastic.
Met a few great people during the trip. Guide was cute and informative, horse riding could be more fun if we get to do a little trot :P lunch was nice as well!
I booked this tour as a gift to my parents for their anniversary and they absolutely loved it. They came home and could not stop raving about it. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone wanting to do something very unique and memorable in Italy.
This tour was very good and nice to be out of the city for a few hours. The horse riding was good but it would have nice to stop and take a couple of photo's while out riding as the scenery was wonderful. Ideal for any novice or first time riders. Our tour guide was very helpfull and knowledgeable.
Great tour the wines and food was fab. The horse riding was for beginners do if you can ride I would give it miss. My husband had never ridden and he felt safe. Most of the horses were in good condition, but the one I rode was very thin, I did question about this and the owners were instance that I rode him. I would go on this tour again as it was very pleasant out in the country side..
Great views of Tuscan and we met some lovely people!! Beautiful way to finish off our visit to Tuscany and Florence!
The riding experience was very good.
The staff was excellent and very willing to help.
The horses basically walked the entire trip. It would have been nice to be able to actually ride a little faster at some point of the experience.
The view from the horse back riding was beautiful! We went through a lot of olive groves and it was quite stunning. Then we took the van to a winery and tried 2 different red wines, both of which were delish. We got back in the van then and went to a little place for lunch, which had good food. We ended up waiting for quite a while for the van to pick us up at the end, about 45 minutes in the hot sun, and then the crazy driver didn't drop us off where we were picked up, which was a bit farther from our hostel. But overall, it was a nice day and good wine and good views.
Loved the Horse Back riding !
This was a fantastic and very scenic trip to a lovely family farm, where we rode horses through the Chianti region and after, we got to explore some of the other animals around the farm (bull dog puppies, too!!) and try homemade olive oil. After, we were brought to a winery to do a tour and have a wine tasting, and then were provided a delicious, authentic, and filling lunch. Our guide was great - very friendly and fun. It was an awesome experience! My only suggestion would be to better time things, as we had to wait for a long time at a shop after the riding until we got to go up to the winery. But that is understandable, seeing as how multiple small groups meet up together to go to the winery. Lovely!
It was a lovely way to see the chianti region. julia, my horseback riding guide was helpful, accommodating and animated. the horses were bigger than i expected. the food was exquisite! the wine was amazing! the one less star is for the wine tasting tour that lacked luster and made us hurry dinner.
Fun tour. The ladies guiding us on the horses were very patient, as were our steeds. Beautiful scenery. The guide at the villa, Tom, was superb as was the food and the tour. Thanks for a wonderful time.
We liked the tour quite a bit. Everything was organized to the last detail. We were picked up just near the Duomo and taken about 20 min outside the city. We were then taken up to the hills to the stables. Our guide was fantastic. She helped my wife with her horse and I, with my horse, walked behind. The vineyard was beautiful. My only complaint was that the entire ride, one hour, was up and down hills. No trotting and definitely no room to gallup or run, but after thinking more about it, it was not that kind if tour. After the ride, we ate lunch at the vineyard. The food was wonderful. We then were led on a tour of the winery. We ended things with a ride in a small vehicle and all stopped for gelato. Perfect day.
The horse riding was suspended but we went in a mini van for the wine tasting tour which was fine anyway since it was too cold for horse riding. All the wines tasted were red and although I'm not really a red wine drinker I must admit the wines and the food were good. I would do the tour
Nick Beltrano USA
Great trip and well organized; we seemed to have been cut short of the hour we were to spend on the horses... a little rushed at the end. Still a fantastic tour.
Fantastic. Beautiful scenery and lunch. Riding great for beginners maybe not so for experienced riders.
It was very nice. The guide (Tom) gave us a lot of insight into wine industry along with local history. The ride was beautiful and leader made us (inexperienced riders) feel comfortable. The area is beautiful. The length of the outing was just right.
Horse riding was great, the staff was very friendly. You do not need to have any experience with horses to take part.
Wonderful time! The horses were plodders, so the riding experience was not much to write home about; a bit more interaction for us would have been more fun, but we understood that you have a variety of clientele as far as riding experience. Also, it would be simple to provide bottled water for riders since our ride was long and hot. However, our lead was sweet and enjoyable, the scenery breathtaking, the winery interesting and cool, and the lunch delicious!
This was a beautiful way to enjoy some of Tuscany's countryside. Having never ridden a horse before there is nothing to fear, the horses walk at a leisurely pace, and try to eat everything in there sight .The winery tour and lunch were well worth it, good value for the money.
Lisa C USA
Beautiful Countryside and Views. The winery lunch and wine tasting was superb. Service from guides and winery was excellent. The unadvertised free gelato stop on the way back to Forence was a nice surprise
Beautiful country view when we were riding the horses. Lunch was very plain and a bit disappointing.


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-Combined Challenges - Combining 2 or more challenges together
-Gym Leader Challenge - Playing the game using only pokemon a specific gym leader uses.
-Moveset Challenge - You pick the team you play with but other members choose the moveset
-Habitat Challenge - I liked WriteThemWrong's idea with pokemon in the same habitat (Grassland Pokémon, Forest Pokémon, Water's-edge Pokémon, Sea Pokémon, Cave Pokémon, Mountain Pokémon, Rough-terrain Pokémon, Urban Pokémon)
-Egg Group Challenge (Though I probably want to do this one).
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They've actually tried in the past most of the challenges you suggested. I was a member in both the egg group and habitat challenges, but they didn't last long. I tried to do sorta your idea with the combined challenge, but it was like four challenges long, and it didn't catch on either. But the moveset challenge would be pretty interesting.
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Hi mama,
Dd is 3.5 years old and she has never been a good sleeper. Her max per night is 9.5 hours and she naps for about 1.5 hours. It's 11 hours in total, but it's not a the 12-13 hours that I keep hearing about from other parents. And then I have a friend who has a 5 month old who sleeps a total of about 12 to 13 hours a day. Again, not as much as other babies the same age. So we're wondering if there is a link between food allergies and food intolerances and sleep issues. Your experiences?
Every baby is different. She isn't far off from the "norm" and if that's the only "issue" you see, I would say no, she just needs a tiny bit less sleep than other babies.
I would say "no" as well. If she is cheerful enough and this is her regular amount of sleep, it is simply her sleep pattern. Same for your friend's 5mo. I think 11 hours was our typical night for years right around 2-5yo.
There can be a *connection* between some sleep patterns and allergies. I would say that young kids with allergies can often have *disturbed* sleep, especially before their allergy is diagnosed. But this is not necessarily across the board, either, and not a definitive sign.
So, you say she hasn't been a "good" sleeper, but you don't mention any other issue beyond the total amount? If that's the case, it's just her version of normal. Yes, their are much, much wider variations than what the books say.
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Dazhai - not a place known to many who wants to visit the Longi Terraced Rice Fields in Longsheng. Most will be visiting PingAn for that matter. I bring you Dazhai, a little village in Jingkeng, Longsheng district - slightly upper north of the touristy PingAn village where many flock to view the Longi Terraced Rice Fields. Personally, I feel that if you want to really feel nature and "touch the sky" - Dazhai is a better place to be. Though it's a difficult climb of 40mins to reach Dazhai village from the base of the bus-stop, it's really a worthwhile hike - a place away from it all ....... Dazhai has a set of "Seven Stars with Moon" rice terraces better than that of PingAn. You can practically just sit by the side of one of the lodges and gaze beyond that specatacular rice terraces.... air is crisper and fresher and hey! you are actually touching the sky!!!
Story on how I get to know Dazhai .....
When we arrived at Longsheng bus station, we were approached by a couple of girls offering places to stay. There was this tiny looking girl that was amongst them. We brushed them all off, trying our way to find our way to the bus to Ping-An, which we initially wanted to stay in. (Knowing that Dazhai is way too difficult to journey to). The little girl (now we know her name is Liang Yin) patiently waited for us to figure out how to go about our itinerary and then she approached us to ask if we would like to stay with her in her house. We have no idea that her house is actually a lodge. She pulled out a worn off map of the Longi Terraced Rice Fields and pointed to Dazhai - that's where her house is. She said that her family would be very happy if we can stay with her - she explained that it's a little bit far but she assured us that it's really nice and her house is just 2minutes walk away from the famous Dazhai's "Seven Stars and Moon" rice terraces. Well, it was no regret to make the decision to follow her. Yes, the journey is a bit far but heck...we are on a holiday, right ... We got on the bus at Longsheng to Dazhai which took us 1.5hrs to Dazhai little bus stop. (there were a couple of stops which the bus made). Once arrived, there were loads of Hong ("Red") Yao ladies offering to carry your luggage for you. Well, guess you better let them do it - as you need to hike another 40mins up to Dazhai village. Each luggage (standard size) is 10yuan. The walk up is interesting - awesome rice terraces surround you......and breathe the air.....rejuvenating!
The Hong Yaos (Red Yaos) - natives in Dazhai are skilful in handwork - intricate embroidery, weaving and patchworks. I had the opportunity to make good friends with Mrs Pan and Liang Yin, 2nd daughter of Mrs Pan during our 2 days stay in Dazhai. They run a lodge call "Tian Ti", meaning "Rice Terraces", almost at the top of the mountain. The tradition is that olden married ladies are to keep their hair long and coiled up in a bun. You can actually see these ladies offering to show you how expertly they can "comb their long hair" and to tie them back neatly in a bun in a jiffy...but you need to pay to watch...so beware. The traditional Yao ladies have big and heavy silver earrings - they are made of solid silver and cost about at least 1,000 to 2,000yuans!. Red Yaos are usually dressed in...yes... red.. The little "coat" is painstakingly sewn with pretty designs of animals, flowers and abstracts. The material could be woven by them or bought. If you are crazy like me about embroideries ...you will going "oohs" and "ahhs" over the fine details sewn by them...See my travelogue on "Needles at work" to see beautiful designs I have taken on Red Yaos' outfits
Find the beautiful plants and flowers along the way ... Here's a bunch that would make anyone happy ..... all wild and fresh!
See travelogue on " Wild and Beautiful" for more beautiful plants and flowers.
While trekking up or down the rice terraces, you will pass all things natural - streams, valleys, slopes, plants and flowers, grains on rice stalks - fresh feel of air ... you will see farmers at work, natives with basket fill of harvest of chillies, children with rosy cheeks and innocent stares, buffaloes, donkeys and horses, dogs and cats and farm animals .....and yeap... dungs on the path too....ha..ha..
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very usefull information! thank you for sharing.
The last time I went to Guilin, I did not visit this place..looks like I have to fly to Guilin again to visit this place..thanks!!
Incredible place. The rice terrace, colorful costumes and great photos of the local food. Exvellent tranpsort tips too.
it has created a craze to visit this wonderful place......nature at its best............like heaven.....thanks feejin to bring this to us.
After reading your fabulous write-up on Dazhai, I feel it's worth the extra effort to 'get to the top'. Also, your tips on transportation are the best. Thanks!
Another exciting place to look forward to. Thanks for introducing another remote spot of China (so near and yet so far)!!
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Egypt's protesters enjoy coverage never extended to, say, Tea Partiers.
Just as Obama said to a minister that deciding whether life begins at conception is "above my pay grade," I would not dare to predict the results of whatever has happened let alone what the United States should have done in reaction to the so-called "protests" in the Middle East and Africa right now: it's above my pay grade.
But I do know "protest" when I see it and for the most part, our American media and chattering class is all too willing to declare just about anything it deems worthy as "protest" and anyone in the streets as a "protester."
Now when I was but a teenager growing up in Washington D.C. in the late sixties and early seventies, our city was the epicenter of "protests," mostly for (black) civil rights and against the Vietnam undeclared war.
From the Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam in November, 1969 to "May Day," in 1971, as a typical teenager at the time, I joined in what were termed as "protests." Now the former was a peaceful protest: peaceful to the point of boredom and any effort by breakaway "protesters" to incite violence was booed down by the vast majority of the marchers. The latter was not a "protest"; it was a call to "civil disobedience" if not outright violence. The former had very, very few arrests: the latter resulted in thousands of arrests, some justified, some not.
My "arrest" at May Day was not: I was among the many stragglers who found themselves simply walking on the streets of Washington (I was walking home through Georgetown to my family's home in Cleveland Park) who were summarily picked up by U.S. Park Police and the Metropolitan Washington Police Department's notorious "CDU" (Civil Disobedience Unit) and taken near RFK Stadium. I had only been there to cheer on Sonny Jurgensen and Billy Kilmer at Redskins games.
Although many of my "comrades" at May Day participated in violence or civil disobedience (such as attempting to block roads and bridges), I did nothing illegal except perhaps maybe smoke pot and listen to the Jefferson Airplane on The Mall. I was doing absolutely nothing disorderly walking on Wisconsin Avenue in May of 1971 when a paddy wagon pulled up, two U.S. Park Police jumped out, opened up the doors and threw my longhaired butt in the back with about a dozen other people. We all swapped stories and they were all the same: all we had been doing was walking on the streets of D.C. All of us changed our names to "John Doe".
Now people get arrested all the time, most often intentionally, at so-called "protests" in the United States: from Members of Congress at the South African embassy, to pro-lifers, to gay members of the U.S. military, some of whom recently chained themselves to the White House fence. But it is most often reported if not depicted by the media that those people were arrested for "protesting" this or that: that is not true.
There are no laws that I know of that make it a crime to simply protest: there are laws that make it a crime to trespass, chain yourself to government property, impede traffic, or assemble in an unlawful manner.
How ironic is it that the media proudly reports that President Obama -- ever the eternal community organizer -- is speaking out on behalf of those in Egypt and elsewhere who are "protesting," even if some may not just be protesting but inciting or participating in violence (much of the televised coverage I have seen has shown both the police and the "protesters" engaging in violence), yet the same media depicts the past year of Tea Party protests as some kind of anarchist, ruthless, violence-inspiring gathering of uniformed thugs. How much did the media focus in on one or two people who showed up packing at a Tea Party rally and, gasp, those horrible, racist signs that depicted the President in an unflattering manner?
To the best of my knowledge, there were no arrests for violence nor any actual gunfire at any Tea Party rallies, the areas where the rallies took place were left spotless versus the piles of trash and garbage left after Obama's inauguration and Ed Schultz's MSNBC Rules Rally.
The one Tea Party rally I observed in person (I am neither a Tea Party member nor necessarily a supporter) was populated by middle-aged folks who for the most part looked like tourists from Kansas wanting to know where the Vietnam Memorial or a water fountain were able to be located. Contrast that with the annual World Bank/IMF "protesters" who show up in Washington and elsewhere with masks, work gloves, lawyers and chains, ready to rock and roll with the police.
Whether or not the "protests" that have taken place in Egypt will satisfy the bloodthirsty American media's litmus test for legendary violence and brutality (the now proverbial Tiananmen Square slaughter) is anybody's guess: to some, the existing government's reaction to the "protests" already has and will far surpass Commie China's response. I just know that what is going on now has far surpassed "protest": it has become armed rebellion. The real question is who will be providing the means toward armed revolution and for what purpose: will it be the Muslim Brotherhood, Iran's secret police, or a truly democratic, peace-loving group of patriots.
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With their colorful leaves, sculptural shapes, and simple care, succulents are beautiful yet forgiving plants for pots. If grown in containers, these dry-climate jewels — which include but are not limited to cacti — can be brought indoors in winter and so can thrive anywhere in the world.
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The 30 men and women staying at SHARE's Safe Haven shelter were going to be out on the street last night, but the good people at St. James Cathedral on First Hill have agreed to extend their stay until the end of September. Safe Haven had been inhabiting part of the federal INS building in SoDo for three years, but was kicked out last spring after the 77,000-square-foot space was purchased by a group of investors. St. James provided a temporary solution until Safe Haven organizers could find a new place to sleep, preferably near Pioneer Square or SoDo. But a summer's worth of diligent search produced only a binder full of no's from city and county officials, and business owners.
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You will want different size prefolds. Newborn prefolds are small and will not fit an older baby. As for putting an infant size prefold on a newborn, you can, but it will be very bulky.
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I'm doing one of each since prefolds don't seem to be near as expensive and don't seem to fit for as long. I didn't buy the newborn size, but I did buy the infant size. They'll fit longer(mine are 7-15lbs). I got those with xs thirties and other newborn covers. After that most of mine are one size covers and then I'll up the prefolds as needed. Plus the smaller prefolds can be used in the one sized pockets for your larger stash. I'm only getting 6 one size pockets, maybe 8. That way I have enough for naps, bed time, and going out, washing every two days. I love prefolds for the cost and also for how easy they are to keep clean without ever having laundry problems. My newborn stash cost me less than 130 though. Not bad at all. :)
If you buy newborn size prefolds you can use them to stuff your larger pockets. You really do want small size prefolds for a tiny newborn though.
I used infant prefolds and Thirsties Duo covers until my DS was about 6 months, then sized up to toddler prefolds and Duo size 2/OS covers. That way I only had to buy two sets of diapers instead of a set in each size, and since I got most of my stash used, I've only spent about $300 total on a mix of pockets and prefolds to last from birth to potty training. And that includes a few splurges, like some woolies and extra covers in irresistable prints!


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I recently just started commuting to work by bike and have really enjoyed it. But living in Portland, I know I need to get ready for the rain season. Any ideas on what gear to pick up so I'm prepared to ride through these conditions?
I recently just started commuting to work by bike and have really enjoyed it. But living in Portland, I know I need to get ready for the rain season. Any ideas on what gear to pick up so I'm prepared to ride through these conditions?
If you're looking to attempt staying dry: Showers Pass rain gear.
When you're ready to admit that doesn't work, no matter how well made your rain gear is: Wool.
After a number of years riding up here through both seasons (we only get 2; summer and rainy,) I gave up on the concept of staying dry. It's more important to stay warm, and the way to do that is with wool. Even when it's sopping wet, it retains its insulating properties. The only thing I guard from getting perpetually drenched with cold splashes are my feet. Wool socks and Gore Bikewear waterproof booties to keep the wind and water from turing my feet to SPD blocks of ice.
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+1 on the Showers Pass gear and the wool. Burley used to make the best winter commute gear (IMO) but they quit - I went through several trial runs with other jackets until I found Showers Pass
You'll also want full finger gloves (I like neoprene), a cycling cap (brim keeps rain out of your eyes), a good set of lights, and reflectors.
One way to save $ outfitting for winter is to repurpose used wool. I usually get a couple of pairs of cheap value village/GW merino wool sweaters and wear the hell out of them all winter as my insulating layer.
You'll never really be dry commuting out here in the winter - the key is to stay warm and deal with being damp.
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Wearing glasses makes it incredibly dangerous to ride while it's rainy, and at night so I'll definitely be looking into getting contacts and a hat. Thanks.
I wear glasses with no major problems with a cycling cap under my helmet. If it's really nasty I'll sometimes take a small chamois with me for use at stoplights. I treat my glasses with cat crap anti-fog cream and it really helps both with fog and water buildup. At night, I use light amber lenses to cut direct and reflected glare.
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I tried various full fingered cycling gloves and found that my hands were still getting cold on those really cold commutes so I finally started wearing a pair of snoboard mittens (thin ones) over the top of standard full fingered cycling gloves. Ahh, warm hands!
I also invested in a pair of Lake Winter Cycling boots which will keep your feet warm and dry on those rainy days. Expensive but if you are serious about winter commuting, worth the money IMHO.
You are also going to need fenders for you bike (I use Planet Bike Cascadia), reflective gear for your body and a good set of lights, front and back (I use Dinotte).
If you're willing to spend a little, Gore Bike Wear and Endura are the best I've ever seen. Pearl Izumi has some great stuff too, but it's not quite at the same level of combining absolute waterproofing with breathability.
Disclaimer: I own a store that stocks both of those lines, but we looked long and hard at pretty much everything out there before picking up the first two brands for both quality and relative value. I'm not advertising here, just trying to share the research we do as an LBS to help you find what's right for you.
I've been very impressed with the durability of my Gore booties vs. the Bellwether No-Aquas I was wearing. Not that the Bellwethers were bad, but I did need to repair the soles around the cleat holes after only one winter. After 1 harsh winter of using the Gore booties, they're holding up much better because of the reinforced fabric sole instead of the Bellwether plastic soles. They're also easier to put on and walk in.
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When I started winter commuting two years ago I read a bunch of threads here and at Cascade.org, and did a bunch of experimentation. I have found (no surprise here) that layering is really key - what feels comfy at 35 degrees and rainy is not at all the right stuff at 45 degrees and dry.
My winter outfit is:
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- ShowersPass Elite rain jacket, with hood
- Rain cover over helmet
- Skullcap if it's cold
- Baseball cap under helmet if it's raining hard
- Most days if it's under 45 degrees I wear Specialized BG Defroster Mountain Bike boots. They are much handier for me than dealing with booties.
- Pants are cycling tights - warmer ones if it's cold out, plain ones if it's cold. If it's *really* cold, I wear a pair of jogging/exercise pants over cycling tights.
- For gloves I wear full-finger Specialized cycling gloves; if it's cold I wear glove liners under them. I have found gloves + liners better than thick gloves.
For my upper body I've found it doesn't really matter what I wear under my Showers Pass jacket as long as I'm warm. I mix and match all kinds of stuff under my jacket - cycling gear, wicking t-shirts, some old ski turtlenecks. Usually I'm wearing a short-sleeve synthetic undershirt under some kind of long-sleeved jersey, but it could be more or less depending on the temperature.
Anyway, that's my two cents on rainy season commuting. Otherwise, I agree with Clifton on getting used to the idea of just getting wet and staying warm. Keep spare socks at work for when the booties can't keep out the rain.


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Pune, May 19 (IANS) Noted Marathi playwright Vijay Tendulkar was cremated here Monday, a few hours after his death following prolonged illness, his family said.
Tendulkar, 80, was rushed to the Prayag Hospital here early Monday as his condition deteriorated. Doctors at the hospital declared him dead at 8 a.m.
Shirish Prayag, a doctor at the hospital, said: 'Tendulkar had been suffering from Myaesthena Gravis,a disease affecting the muscles, for the last one and a half years. He was first admitted in November last year and discharged in December. He fell ill again in April this year. He was readmitted but his condition did not improve.'
Tendulkar's funeral was held at about 11 a.m. at the Vaikunth crematorium here. It was attended by his family and friends, including actor and director Amol Palekar.
Tendulkar's friend Ashok Kulkarani said: 'A quick funeral was held. All his family and friends were present to bid him farewell.'
Palekar told IANS: 'The world of Marathi cinema is going to miss him a lot. He will be remembered for his work.'
Tendulkar was born on Jan 6, 1928. His son Raja and wife Nirmala both died in 2001. His daughter, actress Priya Tendulkar, died in 2002.
A Padma Bhushan awardee, Tendulkar was best known for his plays 'Ghashiram Kotwal' and 'Sakharam Binder'. He was awarded the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award and honoured with the Sangeet Natak Akademi Fellowship for lifetime achievement.
In 1977, Tendulkar won the National Film Award for his screenplay of Shyam Benegal's movie 'Manthan'. He also wrote the screenplays for other critically acclaimed films like 'Nishant', 'Akrosh' and 'Ardh Satya'.
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Eight different players recorded hits and the Billings Scarlets thumped Jackson Hole, Wyo., 19-3 in their opening game at the Goldsmith Gallery Jewelers/Make-A-Wish Foundation American Legion baseball tournament at Dehler Park Friday.
Jordan Harris tossed a one-hitter as the Scarlets shut down Laurel 8-0 in the second game. Harris pitched all five innings in the game shortened due to the eight-run rule. He didn't issue a walk and fanned seven.
The Scarlets are now 16-6-1 overall and sport a 3-0 conference mark.
In the first game, Jayson Leinwand knocked in four runs. He batted 1 of 3, including a double, and scored twice. Teammate Jalen Garcia plated three runners. Leadoff batter Cole Jones crossed the plate three times and added two hits and two RBIs. One of Jones' hits was a triple.
Against Laurel, Garcia finished 2 of 4 with two runs and three RBIs. Collin Maier, who earned the victory from the bump in the first game, and Gordy Sveinson each brought home two runners.