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Before an audience of other presidents, prime ministers, politicians and 1,000 business leaders, Clinton gave a bullish endorsement of unfettered global trade and investment - as long as it recognizes concerns about workplace safety and a clean environment.
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The Davos meeting is the first convening of world economic leaders since the near collapse of the World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle two months ago.
In addition to showcasing Seattle as a premier port, Clinton had hoped to use that meeting to foster a new round of trade talks, Instead, the meeting foundered amid chaotic street violence and demonstrations against the very themes of globalization that Clinton went to Seattle to push.
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OU athletic director Joe Castiglione interviewed Evans earlier this week. Evans declined to comment on the interview, but though the ninth-year UCO coach remains a longshot for the job, he's rising up the list as other coaches fall off the OU radar.
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Evans has turned UCO into a Division II power. In 10 years on the job, Evans has a 223-84 record, including 134-27 the past five seasons. The Bronchos have been to eight NCAA Tournaments under Evans.
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Evans was a record-setting 3-point shooter on Billy Tubbs' OU teams, 1989-93. Evans is a 1988 graduate of Millwood High School.
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While he was preparing for the opening of the restaurant in February, Stone, 38, hosted Top Chef Duels, a spin-off of the popular US competition show which debuted in July. The Melbourne native spoke to Reuters about his restaurant named after his grandmother and his desire to return to the kitchen.
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Why attempt a small, high-end restaurant in Beverly Hills instead of a mega enterprise in Las Vegas?
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UNDERBELLY star Simon Westaway made sure he was noticed on the red carpet last night, turning up in a lurid pink suit.
Westaway, pictured above right as the crew of the hit series posed on the red carpet, was wearing the unusual interpretation of black tie formal wear to raise awareness for the Breast Cancer Foundation.
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Kicking off the weekend a little early, a host of lovely ladies gathered at Cipriani 42nd Street for Variety's 2015 Power of Women shindig on Friday afternoon (April 24).
Glenn Close brought the house down with her heartfelt speech on mental illness while fellow attendees Kim Kardashian and Emmy Rossum looked on.
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Although the trend of shopping on Thanksgiving for a few hours before Black Friday is fairly new, you could call Jason Gennaro of Lowellville a veteran.
Gennaro was sitting in a chair in front of the Boardman-Poland Road Best Buy at about 2 p.m. Thursday, one of about 10 people in line to get ready for the store's 8 p.m. opening for special sales geared to kick-start the Christmas holiday shopping season.
Gennaro said he has been shopping on Thanksgiving for the last four years and he even has a system down. He said it is important to have a "buddy" to save your place in line and to help you take care of "necessary business."
"You need people to watch when you're going to the bathroom or going to get something to eat," Gennaro said.
Best Buy was not the only place open, as shoppers came to several area stores that decided to open for a few hours on Thanksgiving night to augment their Black Friday sales.
Gennaro had a lot of company Thursday, as the parking lot at Best Buy was packed with cars, and lines formed outside Southern Park Mall, which opened at 8 p.m. There was a festive mood in some of the lines despite the cold, with some shoppers dancing and singing as they waited for the doors to open.
Courtney Stacy and Caitlin Sheridan, both of Austintown, were lined up outside waiting for the doors to open.
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That's nice. I'm happy and thankful that I have family to spend time with on Thanksgiving rather than go to a store along with other bozos to get fake bargains. P.S, Don't complain about the customer service because most of the employees there are forced to work the holiday and would rather be enjoying it with their families. It's sad, really. Thanksgiving has evolved from a holiday to get together with family to people rushing to stores to save a few bucks on junk they could easily purchase later for probably the same price.


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With Orchestra Hall about to close for extensive renovations, the old place will get a Crescent City-style sendoff courtesy of two bands steeped in traditional New Orleans jazz: the venerable Preservation Hall Jazz Band (pictured) and the relative upstart New Orleans Jazz Orchestra, led by Minnesota Orchestra Jazz Artistic Director Irvin Mayfield. Also on hand will be Davell Crawford, one of the heirs of the great New Orleans piano tradition. New Orleans jazz funerals feature a slow, mournful procession to the boneyard, followed by a rousing, up-tempo romp back, the fired-up band trailed by gyrating second-liners. At the end of this performance, the bands will lead the audience out into Peavey Plaza, where they'll join up with one of the Twin Cities' disciples of NOLA's funked-up brass bands, Jack Brass Band. Before the grand finale, both bands will likely air out the traditional New Orleans repertoire with requisite spirit. Both are serious about the music, but hardly doctrinaire. PHJB has loosened up considerably under Ben Jaffe and freely cavorts with diverse artists, including Del McCoury's bluegrass band on last year's American Legacies. Each also sports charismatic characters, such as PHJB singer/reed player Clint Maedgen, and NOJO trumpeter Leon "Kid Chocolate" Brown and clarinetist Evan Christopher.
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This review is from: The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life (Hardcover)
This review is to balance off the many positive reviews in Amazon:
(and to apply an expression from Berkshire Hathaway's brilliant Vice Chairman, Charlie Munger:
"Invert, always invert".)
point #1 on Alice Schroeder's Buffett biography:
When someone asked "what factor did people feel was the most important in getting to where they`d gotten in life" (sic), both Warren Buffett and Bill Gates answered: "focus" (p. 623)
Unfortunately, focus is missing in Schroeder's wordy, rambling 960 page biography. A quarter to a third of the content could have been pruned. This book could have used a few more months of rewriting, with more disciplined editing. Schroeder's book was at least five years in the making, yet With the world financial maelstrom upon us now, one wonders its September 2008 release is merely opportunistic publishing.
point #2: To use a Buffett expression: Schroeder is beyond her "circle of competence" . Schroeder has a finance background. When reading this book, We see can tell she does not have any past experience on writing an extensive in-depth personal biography.
In contrast, I would recommend you also read the Buffett biography written by Roger Lowenstein. Although published in 1995, it has a professional writer`s mark of clarity. Regrettably, Buffett gave Lowenstein a chilly reception after its publication. Lowenstein may have unfortunately become shut out from accessing Buffett for a subsequent revision.
In summary, Schroeder`s biography is worth reading, but you should expect to exert much patience and persistence when plowing through it. You will find nuggets in there, if you mentally block out certain sections and read between the lines.
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Langdon A. says:
Good review, but the only comment I wanted to make was in regards to your remark about the timing of the book: as far as I know, this book had an expected publishing date of Sept 08 for quite some time. So I don't believe that this is a case of "opportunistic" publishing in any way, shape or form.
Posted on Jan 1, 2009 9:30:24 AM PST
Kali says:
"You will find nuggets in there, if you mentally block out certain sections and read between the lines."
I absolutely disagree with this statement. Schroeder's book is a must read, cover to cover. I'm reading it for the second time and have yet to be bored!
Posted on Jan 9, 2009 5:39:36 AM PST
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A. Barchiesi says:
Good observations, from a point of view of literary excellence. Nevertheless, the writing has a freshness that tells us of the special achievement of Alice Schroeder: to have inspired Warren Buffet to trust to her the most intimate details of his life an of his family. She is another one of the women on whom he has leaned for emotional support and fulfilment. Her personality and her work thus illustrate an important aspect of the Buffett story, and the unrefined style underlies the naturalness and the immediacy of her participation in it.
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Alice Shroeder is an excellent storyteller and, as a result, this is a great read. It should have been edited more thoroughly, however. There are a lot of confusing and sometimes jarring uses of punctuation and some strange syntax that should have been cleaned up.
Regardless, i thoroughly enjoyed the book and am now reading "The Intelligent Investor."
Posted on Mar 6, 2009 11:12:14 PM PST
S. J. Snyder says:
You're being overly kind to her.
When we have a footnote, a DUH footnote, telling us banks were more vulnerable to robberies during the Depression because they didn't have electronic security systems, you know this baby has been over-written by at least 200 pages.
Oh, and it's full of errors, too.
I got bigger errors than that, "My Opinion," in the first 50 pages.
1. She claims Hoover was Coolidge's VP. Nope, twas Charles Curtis.
2. She claims some other speech, not "Cross of Gold," was William Jennings Bryan's most famous. Not even close.
3. A possible whopper. On page 17, she describes the "notoriously fumble fingered Buffett" trying to "get up" a PowerPoint slide as if it were an actual slide... Dunno if she believes that, but it halfway sounds that way.
And, as I said, that's just in the first FIFTY pages.
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Y says:
I wholeheartedly concur with Mr. Snyder and Mr. Huang. I am finding this book to be a real snorefest! I've put it down for several months and can't bring myself to opening it up again, which is a shame because I do wish to learn more about what makes Mr. Buffett tick as a human being. I find the writing to be very monotonous, as if I were reading financials. sigh. Personally, I would not spend money on this book. Wait for a copy to become available at your public library.
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@SJ Snyder
1) It was Charles Dawes
2) "most famous" is a matter of opinion and open to interpretation
3) Man, that's really stretching it. "halfway sounds that way" is a pretty weak analysis in itself
I'm not defending the book, as I have not read it. I just can't stand it when people criticize and then can't even get their criticisms right.
Posted on Jun 7, 2009 3:10:44 AM PDT
E. Schuckard says:
I completely agree with this review. There are occasional "nuggets" in this text that are thoroughly interesting. However, I am finding the lack of focus very tedious. It seems to to me that the author presents pages and pages of historical information because she had access to this information rather than because it progresses a story line about the The Snowball. Despite this shortcoming, the nuggets are numerous enough to make a very worthwhile read.
Posted on Jul 9, 2009 1:42:53 PM PDT
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Agree the book was too long, another concern was the book was had too many warts and not enough positives. It cast Buffett is a very bad light, he came across as lacking any social skills ie. his strange table manners, childish behaviour and dependency on his wife.
There are better books written on his investment techniques, if you want to learn about is lack of social skills read this book. T
Posted on Nov 18, 2009 10:02:46 AM PST
A_2007_reader says:
Saw that this author, Alice, also is getting a cold shoulder from Buffett, post publication. Seems Buffett only likes sycophants.
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I know it's strange right? A kickball team for sale. How could you benefit from buying a mid-core level kickball team that plays at unthank park (510 n. shaver pdx)? In many ways. If you are a kickball fanatic (aka a kickball slut), you can build the team in a way that suits you. You can make roster changes and additions, you can make yourself a "captain only" and not play. You can play full time and have a co-captain run the team while you avoid confrontation. you could make your team do warm-ups even if they don't like it. There are a ton of things that a captain/owner of a kickball team/franchise can do, it's practically witout limit. All you really have to do is follow the rules provided by a league that ref's and oversee's all the teams, their conduct, and their scheduling. Easy as pie!
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Haha I hear you on the wish that all that kicking means placenta has moved. Any time I get a low kick or movement I think maybe just maybe the whole thing has finally taken flight....Sigh.
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Contemplating a car light or car free change
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My wife still has her car; but I sold mine this summer, built a bike trailer for hauling, and started commuting every day, instead of just now and then. I'm enjoying it so far, and I'm happily building some fenders for my bike and shopping for a rain jacket and waterproof bag. Going car free in SoCal is definately bucking the trend. I also just got into surfing, and the beach is 30 minutes away by car and 2 hours by bicycle. I guess I'm going car lite for the foreseeable future.
PS....I've also got a burley solo trailer for my four year old, which we both love.
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We just realized this past week that we're spending over $700/month in insurance (expensive due to accident prone city), line of credit (used to buy car), maintenance, gas, depreciation and interest for our family car. Considering we're using it about once a week, it seems sensible to find alternatives to the family car on distances too far to walk to. It was a sudden moment of realization. We're just a little disturbed by the thought of not having a car in our garage.
My family and I have been car-lite for 1 year, car-free for 2 months. My wife and I met in college, she was purposefully car-free and used public transportation or bike all the time. It was my influence that got her to buy a car, and we've been a 2 car family since we got married, until just recently. Like most everything else I had to eventually tell her, "Yep, you were right!" I guess I'm a little slow to catch on.
Hello. I've only been car-lite once in my adult life,and that was due to having both the wife's car and mine broken down at the same time (last year),and we lived with a borrowed car. Back then,we lived in an area that...well,rural isn't the right word,maybe "way out in the sticks" would describe it better. No public transit to speak of,no taxi's,and a 20-60 minute drive to get "anywhere" (once we got to the highway,LOL). A housefire back in June saw to it we had to relocate,and we choce a medium sized city to come to.
Now,I've always had this love affair with cars/trucks...customizing,racing,etc,and until being forced out of work due to a "disability" back in 2008,I drove for a living (most of it long haul trucking,but more local gigs towards the end). Matter of fact,as little as 2 months ago,we owned four vehicles (lowered S10 and S-Blazer,Mustang GT Ragtop and Dodge Neon). The thing is,I LOVE all things bicycle,and mostly because of that love of bikes,I'd always day-dreamed about being car-lite-if not car free-and using the bike to get me around everywhere the majority of the time. Let me say this up front...at this point,I'm not planning to sell the Mustang (I kinda love it),and we really can't sell her Neon (family car,she doesn't bike,etc)...but that (selling mine) could change...
The plan has been since buying the Mustang that with the winter's first snowfall (even a dusting),to deactivate the tags and drop insurance on the 'Stang,because it just isn't a safe ride on wet/slick roads (I can't say none of them are,but this one,though it looks it,is far from stock),and to finally give utility\transportation cycling a go,and lately,I've been increasing my about-town and errand riding a bit each week (bearing in mind,with my spinal injuries\issues,sometimes I can barely stand,let alone pedal).
So anyways,I'm really digging this section of Bike Forums (as well as the commuting and utility sections ). No real point to this post,I suppose,LOL,but I wanted to join in ,and to say that I'm inspired by this thread in particular
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Whatever it is, I hope you both are inspired to do more traveling by bike. I'm sure you'll enjoy it.
And please join in the discussion. Don't be lurkers.
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My wife is (and always has been) well aware of my day-dreaming of pedaling everywhere and going car-lite,but I didn't think I'd ever really talked about it to the kids. Brought it up to my daughter (14 year old) this morning as we drove (ugh) looking for a paper*,she said "I'm all for it...IF I can ride with you"
She and I will be riding to return a DVD and pick up some mild today
*In my defense,I'm usually down with the injuries the first few hours every morning,barely walking (and yes,we've tried several mattresses to see if that contributes),and it was 42 degrees-the problem there is,lost all my winter wardrobe (let alone winter riding gear) in the house fire back in June (I don't even own a coat yet),and while there was $1 there to rent from Redbox (DVD),until she finds a job in the new town,no $ to buy anything yet (well...we could drop the i-net,and and give up a few non-neededs,and make it happen,and we may have to yet,LOL)
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I have been living car light the past 2 years but now due to rising insurance rates I am looking at parking my car 10-11months out of the year maybe 12 if I can find a cheep mountain bike
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I don't think you'll have a problem finding a cheap mountain bike (MTB), but prices in many regions have gone up in recent years. I strongly recommend 6hat you look at used MTBs. Don't know about Ontario prices, but in Michigan you will usually pay $150-$300 for a used MTB, depending on quality and condition. For a bike that's in good condition, it seems fair to pay about half of what it cost new.
Make sure you take an extensive test ride before you purchase!! If you don't know bikes at all, either take a friend with you, or buy one with a warranty.
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I'm not sure of the demarcation points, but I've been driving less than 5000 miles per year since the early 2000s. (Does that qualify as car-light?) Going totally virtual at work two years ago helped a lot, but even before that, I worked from home 3 or more days a week. I'm now trying to cut that 5000 miles per year in half by using my bike for all trips of 10 miles or less that don't involve carting passengers (mostly my two teenagers) around. So the bike gets used for grocery shopping, going to the library, errands around town, riding down to Newark for the best fresh-baked Italian bread in the United States, ... :-)
I still use the car once or twice a month when I have to drive into the office (50 miles round trip), to schlep my kids around to activities or to/from their mom's with their stuff, and for social/musical activities that involve carting instruments and equipment. Also for trips that require hauling really heavy or unwieldy items. Some of the schemes I've seen posted here and on Utility for carrying the uncarryable are inspirational.
I've posted here on and off when I saw interesting threads pop up in the "new posts" list on bikeforums, but I've never really been car-free or car-light. I've cycled on-and-off for the past 6 years (mostly off), and that was only for recreation.
Last year I had a health scare with high blood pressure and decided it was finally time to get my health in check for real. Started off on an exercise bike, but that bored me to death. Winter came and I started cross-country skiing, and suddenly I discovered that I was able to exercise for 2-3 hours at a time and it didn't feel like a chore. Lost around 80 pounds by the time May of this year came around. I was now permanently addicted to the outdoors, and simply could not get back on the exercise bike, so I decided to get my old bike out of mothballs, get it repaired, and try it out. I was instantly hooked.
For the first two months, cycling remained purely recreational, just exercise for the sake of exercise and fun. In the beginning of July I realised that since we had just passed the Summer Solstice, the days would now begin shortening. By this point in time I was accustomed to getting home from work at 6 or 7pm, and cycling until sunset (9pm). The realization that the rapidly shortening days would begin to drastically cut my cycling time scared me, and made me start thinking of ways that I could increase my cycling time.
Around the same time I had coincidentally planned out my first metric century ride as a tour around the city I live in, attempting to see as many historical buildings as possible. My office is in a historical building and thus was a stop on the tour; in fact the first stop, since at 19 miles away, it was still the closest landmark to where I lived. It seemed ridiculous at the time, but while I was planning that trip I kept thinking "what if I could bike to work?". 19 miles was a reasonable distance for me at that point in time; I was regularly cycling 25 each night. But I was worried about the return trip, since it would essentially double my distance. So in the beginning of July, I ended up doing the metric century tour, and the first 19 miles roughly traced what would eventually become my commuting route. When I reached my office building, I felt amazing. Suddenly, biking to work didn't seem like a crazy idea at all.
After I finished the tour I got home and immediately began browsing the Commuting forum here on BikeForums to find out everything I could about commuting. Five days later, on a bright and beautiful Thursday morning, I woke up early, and rode my bike to work for the very first time. It was fun, but it exhausted me to death. I liked it, however, and decided to keep doing it once a week.
At this point it was still purely a fitness thing. I would avoid rain days like the plague, and I stuck with doing it once a week just to get the hang of it, in preparation for when fall came and I would be forced to do it more often. Eventually I started doing it twice a week, faster and faster each time. I tried out new routes to get safer streets. Then I did it three times a week. That was the point when I realised for the first time in my life, I had biked more miles than I had driven in my car. That set off a chain of events in my mind where I began to wonder if it was possible to go an entire week without using the car. So in the first week of October I tried out my experiment. 210 miles, a sore ass, and some very tired legs later, I had successfully completed my very first car-free week. It was fun but it wasn't truly representative of living car-free. I stocked up on food the day before I started, for example, so I wouldn't have to go grocery shopping. I avoided all social outings that week, and I didn't go to any stores either. I spent the latter half of the week looking forward getting back into the car, and when I did the world somehow seemed different. The car just seemed... boring. Every traffic jam after that point grated on my nerves. I missed the smells, the sounds of the outside world. The morning DJ's pointless jokes drove me nuts. I wanted to go back on the bike.
This is the point at which I began thinking about seriously adopting a car-light lifestyle. For the past month I have now been biking to work 3 or 4 days a week. I bought a basket for the front of my bike so that I can go grocery shopping on the bike, and last night I made my 3rd grocery run with my biggest haul yet. I haven't been to a store in my car in an entire month at this point. When I needed clothes, I biked to the clothing store. When I needed tools, I biked to the hardware store. When I needed bike parts, I biked to the bike shop. When I needed food, I biked to the grocery store. I've gone over a month without filling up my gas tank at this point, and my bike mileage now heavily outweighs my car mileage.
I finally feel confident in declaring that I am car-light.
The looming winter worries me. Here in Buffalo I don't know how realistic living car-free/light can be. I've never cycled in winter before. Hell I've never cycled in October/November before either, but after buying some appropriate cold-weather clothes I've knocked those two months out, with October having over 700 miles of cycling (which is funny, because that means I biked more in October than I did in 2005, my 3rd best year, when I biked 600 miles that year and thought it was a lot), and already 270 miles this month.
However, I've got it lucky. My office is closing down on Thanksgiving and they're letting me work from home from now on. The biggest reason to drive everywhere has now been completely eliminated from my life, and I will continue to be car-light for the entire winter, and hopefully I'll be able to operate car-free during the months of March-November of next year.
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As far as whether you're carlight, the generally accepted definition here doesn't involve number of miles driven. Here, the working definition of carlight is that there is a car available in your household, but you don't regularly use it for your personal transportation.
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Still, even if I don't qualify, this forum and Utility are lots of fun to read because of the creative solutions people come up with for doing without cars in a culture designed around the car. I'm having a blast finding ways to use my bike for things I would have believed impossible even a few months ago. I'm also really enjoying the looks I get from people when they see a short, fat little old Italian guy on a totally kludgy contraption of a bicycle, tooling around with all sorts of bulky stuff attached to it in the most improbable ways. If I had the guts to drop the helmet, I'd substitute a flat cap and maybe dangle a Di Nobili from my lips to complete the look. But the helmet saved my life a number of years ago, so I'll have to settle for dorky ...
Big difference from my roadie days, when I insisted on all Italian components for my Italian frame, with the exception of my pedals - which still had to be European. Nowadays, I'm happy with duct tape if it does the job...
The colder it gets, the more people stare at me out of the windows of their mobile cages. I get amused by that.
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So I carry a yachting cap, take off my helmet while I lock up the bike, and wear the cap into the store. Of course, whatever beneficial effects that would have had were probably nullified the other day, when I forgot to untuck my pants out of my sock and wandered around Staples with my white sweatsock over my right pants leg, halfway up to my knee ... I am definitely embracing my inner dork! I may do the cycling equivalent of a Full Cleveland and get myself a twill cycling cap...
If you dress sensibly to do a practical task, you'll be scoffed at--by people who dress nonsensically to do practically nothing.
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Hearing your stories is really inspiring indeed !
I've been car-light for two months now. I did have to drive to work for about three weeks because I had a viral cold/bronchitis, but now I'm commuting to work (28km round trip) 5 days a week, and actually hate driving now because it makes me aggressive and unhappy. I need my daily ride !
Funny, but as a former car enthusiast, I now feel that carrying my body around in a car wastes way too much energy for what it actually accomplishes. And this realization makes me feel great.
I've been car-light before... mostly prior to 2004, when I barely started my car and rode even when it got down to -45C (-49F). But now I'm back at it ! I love the LCF forum by the way, I noticed a lot of great people hanging out in here, making for interesting discussions.
Mith, thanks for your great story. I hope you re-consider and give winter riding a try. If your roads are anything like here in Boston, then they are often clean unless we are in the midst of a snow-storm. Even then, my mountain bike can pretty much deal with snow on the road as long as there is no ice underneath it. I wouldn't ride at night in winter, though. Too hard to tell if there is ice.
How are you going to make up for all those miles that you no longer have to ride to work?
Too true, Roody. A big rainstorm last week gave me the opportunity to try my new work boots. They worked aces, only.., don't tuck your rainpants into your boots in a rainstorm. They basically act as gutters and fill your boots. Next time, though, I'll have dry feet.
Speaking of "embracing your inner dork", I go for total functionality, even when riding my road bike. My summer get-up consists of trail running shoes, wheat or olive-colored cargo shorts, over-the-calf tube socks (white), long sleeved sport shirt (to keep the sun off, and, which I can roll up at my convenience), and a cotton Shorty by Headsweats. The only thing that suggests I did not steal the bike is my cycling gloves.
So, basically, I look like a dork with no helmet, so I am pretty hard to peg, I would guess. Is he a dork? Some kind of savage? A conventionally-minded crazy guy? All I know is I've got lots of pockets and protection, and if I smash into a mailbox, I can still walk home in those running shoes. It takes all types.
I have been car light for 12 years now but only the past 7 have had cycling involved. Since I first quit smoking and got back into cycling... I began working virtual office (sometimes called telecommuting) since 98' so my car miles are roughly 3,000 per year. Currently there is a lady at church that drives a real beat up 3/4 ton Ford van to haul herself to work and her grandkids and sister to church and I really want to just give her my 01 Astro Van. It only has 87k miles on it and is in wonderful shape. I get this real yearning to help her out mixed with my unreasonable fear of cutting the cord so to speak. It's not like I have to drive to the office for Pete's sake!
I honestly think I have a fear of what other people think still. Am I just silly or what!?
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Hello I am new here. Thanks to all your post i dealt with this alot better. I got the mxt shot on the 21st and been fine some bleeding and nausea and a bit dizzy but nothing too bad... But then came yesterday OMG!! I got the worst pelvic pain ever I couldnt stand it it was debilitating. I rushed to the ER had an u/s everything was fine my hcg levels dropped 50% they told me it is just side effect of the mxt shot. Did anyone else feel this horrible pain and for how many days does it last?
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Horrible pain, horrible bleeding, I had grapefruit sized clots for 48 hours as well. It's all "normal" :( If you feel like death, go to the ER. I was very dehydrated after and needed some fluids in an IV.
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i had my MTX shot on tues 3/23 and had BAD cramping last night - so painful it took my breath away. the cramping last about 15min but my entire abdominal region was very sore all night long. i feel better today and i PRAY i don't have to get another shot! i get blood drawn today and again Mon then another follow-up appt with doc on tues.
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Oh yeah. I had some serious pain after I got the MTX shots (I received 2 in one day).
It started the day after I got the shot, and lasted for 3 days. It got to the point to where I couldn't stand, couldn't walk...it hurt to eat or go to the bathroom...it was hell. All I could do was lay on my couch all day long, because my body hurt too much to move.
The doc told me that abdominal pain was a normal side effect of the shot.
I hope your pain starts to subside soon, if it already hasn't, OP.
And Tischa - good luck with your draws! Hopefully they show you good numbers!
I'm so worried I had that shot today and I have a horrible taste in my mouth!!I hope it doesn't get bad for me.
im glad you went to the ER though!! Good call, better safe than sorry!! Thats awesome that your HCG fell that much!! you will be back to 0 in no time!! After my 2nd shots, i got SOOOO sick. Like laying in the bathroom floor. Hope you feel better soon!!!!
So since it's ectopic I guess you wouldn't pass the actual baby and tissue? Or does it come out sorry tmi. I'm just trying to figure out what to expect.
If my baby passed I didnt see it and I am glad. I had clots of blood coming out so bad that I soaked through two pads before i got up the next morning I was bleeding to heavy too only wair one but after that night it started slowing down like my reg. periods. do and only lasted 4 or 5 days. I got my shot july 14th I have talked to plenty of women who said they actually passed their child but I dont think it happened with me sorry for your loss. And to the first post I didnt feel bad abdominal pain as the doc thought I would but I got sore all over it hurt to walk or lay certain ways. I got pretty bad neck and throat pains. Last friday my levels were at 77 I go back this coming thurs. Most the side affects of the m. shot are gone so I hope my apt. goes well.
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Just be careful and pay attention to the things your body is telling you. I had an MTX shot on 7/13, when my ectopic was first diagnosed. My HCGs had come down nicely by the time they were checked again a week later. I still felt that something "wasn't right", though. I had weird abdominal cramps, my bleeding came and went, and my left arm was pretty sore still. I also had some rectal pressure. The doctor's office dismissed it as my body reacting to my pregnancy expelling from my body.
Last Monday-- almost a two full weeks after my original MTX--I suddenly felt dizzy, nauseous, and light-headed. I also felt really bad hot flashes. I should've went to the ER right then and there, but it passed after a few minutes and I told myself I was fine.
The next day, the rectal pressure worsened, and it spread into my vagina. The doctor directed me right to the ER, and it's a good thing they did-- I passed out shortly after arriving. It turned out that the pregnancy wasn't ejected from my body, and it burst through the tube. The MTX had ended the pregnancy, which is why my HCGs came down; it just wasn't expelled from my body. I had 2 liters of blood pooling in my abdomen; I passed out from all the internal bleeding.
I needed an ultrasound and catscan in order to see this; they wouldn't have known any other way because again, the doctor just saw the HCGs coming down.
Luckily, I just needed salpingostomy so I was able to save my tube. Granted, it's pretty damaged, but still....
Good luck to you, and PLEASE pay attention to your body. If you feel something is wrong, have further tests done. I'm proof that lowering HCGs doesn't mean anything sometimes.
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I had to have 2 doses of the MTX shot because the 1st didn't work. It was awful. Severe cramping. Nauseau, vomiting, and fatigue. I don't wish that on anyone. Just glad that part is over and the healing can begin. Once my HCG level dropped in half my started to bleed but have stopped after about 4 days. Not sure if that was a menstrual cycle or just my hormone levels dropping. I'm sorry you had to go through this.. It was an awful experience for me as well.


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On Find A Grave web site you have a photo of a Harry Benjamin Dodge (#75056729) grave marker.
Prior to knowing this, I was at the Academy a few days ago and not specify looking for anyone in
particular, discovered this Dodge (no relative as I know of) and took the attached photos.
Then, doing some genealogy research on him � discovered the Find A Grave entry.
Your photos are blurred on that site and I am offering the attached photos as a replacement.
You being the originator of the photo can swap them out � I cannot.
I have the photos but seems I am unable to attach them to this note.
Bill Dodge
Crofton Maryland
Find A Grave # 48031802
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bill dodge
on Apr 05, 2016 1:11 PM
Florida Boy 64
Ralph Vitch
Ralph 57126129 was killed in Vietnam. My high school football coach coached him when you can please leave him a flower and Carol Doda 15488493 she supported our troops during a very bad time welcomed them home and so forth. Please check out my military section on my bio page . Thank You
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Florida Boy 64
on Mar 02, 2016 1:20 PM
Kristin Gaffney
RE: Colonel Albert Richard Kopsick
When crediting the picture credit as Kristin Gaffney as I recently got divorced and am no longer using Roca :) thanks so much!
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Kristin Gaffney
on Feb 26, 2016 10:09 AM
Kristin Gaffney
RE: Colonel Albert Richard Kopsick
Hello Mr Lewis. I would be honored if you would include his photo-I give you full permission to do so. Here is my email address so you can send a link to me when it is done. firstname.lastname@example.com
Thank you!
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Kristin Gaffney
on Feb 26, 2016 10:04 AM
I would like your permission to add the photo you took of CDR Edward Price Coleman's marker to my family tree (crediting you of course). I am also a retired military veteran and am looking forward to checking out the Military Hall of Honor site you posted. Thank you for all you do :) RC
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on Feb 25, 2016 12:05 PM
Mike Serpa
William Luke McKittrick
I added a photo of William Luke McKittrick (Find A Grave Memorial # 980208) and thought you might want to see it.
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Mike Serpa
on Feb 13, 2016 5:32 PM
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