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After having made the Trans Alaska highway from Dawson Creek to Whitehorse, in Yukon, overland, now I had another challenge full of interest for the traveller: the Trans Mackenzie Highway.
I arrived during the night to pleasant Peace River, Alberta, and the next day was Sunday (very bad day for hitch hikers), so I resolved to spend the full day there. I assisted to the Sunday Catholic Mass (when I am abroad I go to the Church much often that when I am at home), I visited the nice town, and Monday, very early in the morning, I got a ride to nearby Grimshaw, the Kilometre Zero (or Mille Zero) of the Trans Mackenzie Highway, according to a monument and a plaque on the road.
Then I started to hitch hike northwards.
The good thing to hitch hike in large and under populated countries, such as Australia or Canada, is that when you get a ride, the driver takes you hundreds of kilometres.
And that is what happened to me that day. I got the first lift to Hay River, by the Great Slave Lake, having crossed the Parallel 60, and spent a couple of hours visiting that town.
In fact I got the ride to Enterprise, the junction to continue to the river Mackenzie and cross the river, but I wanted to know Hay River city and the driver dropped me there, by the lake.
Afterwards I headed back to Enterprise to continue northwards until Yellowknife. I saw buffaloes on the road.
From May to October operates that ferry, Out of that period you have to fly to Yellowknife.
I crossed the Mackenzie River with a ferry, for free. That ferry operates from May to October. Out of that period, you have to fly to Yellowknife.
It was already dark when I reached Yellowknife, the diamonds capital, as it is known. I asked a beggar for the Salvation Army since it was cold to sleep in a park and I was too short of money and could afford to pay for a room in a hotel, which are very expensive in Canada. Finally I found it in the main street, I knocked and the nice guardian let me go in. I had a hot shower and around midnight I slept over a mattress, on the floor.
It had been a long day of travel from Peace River, with a lot of impressions.
The new part of Yellowknife is not interesting at all; you have to continue walking until the lake, where I saw houses in small islets.
In the Tourist Information Office, where they issued me a certificate stating that I crossed the Parallel 60 (called: ORDER OF ARCTIC ADVENTURERS, NORTH OF 60º CHAPTER), I met an Irish traveller that had been in all the countries of the world according to the United Nations (194), but he did not like to appear in clubs such as Virtual Tourist, MTP or TCC, not even in my own TEC (Traveller's Exploits Club). Nevertheless he is one of the best travellers that I have met in my life. I have known Japanese travellers too, that would be among the first ten in MTP, but they do not want their name to be shown publicly. It is a pity but I respect their decision.
I walked to the Salvation Amy where I had for dinner delicious peanuts buttered sandwiches and a cup of hot chocolate, for free.
Where to travel next? I did not have much money, but I wanted to visit Baffin Island, the sixth greater island in the world after Australia, Greenland, New Guinea, Borneo, and Madagascar. I had been in the first five, so I must go to the sixth one, I said to myself.
But I had to fly, the only way to get there from Yellowknife.
In Canada the prices of the airlines tickets depend on the date that you want to fly, so I was offered the cheapest ticket for 900 Canadian Dollars, a fortune for me, but I had to go, it would be unpardonable to leave Canada without visiting Baffin island, so finally I paid the 900 Canadian Dollars and after three days I flew, first to Inlet Rankin Inlet, and after a few hours to Iqaluit, in Baffin island, Nunavut (please see my Nunavut chapter if you want to follow my journey around North America in 80 days).
Local Inuits and Dene do not like the name Mackenzie. They say that centuries before Mackenzie arrived to Canada, they already know about the existence of that river.
They are right, the name Mackenzie should be changed by the Dene name Deh Cho, which means Great River.
I read that Wild Cat café was a "must" for any tourists in Yellowknife, I walked down there, besides a hilly rock, in the historical part of Yellowknife, by the lake. It was built in 1937 and in those times they offered meals for 1 dollar and they served caribou meat and lake trout.
Now it has become a famous restaurant. I looked at the menu and I thought: "perhaps I can eat a dish of caribou for about 5 or 6 Canadian dollars, an amount that I can afford".
But when I saw the prices I was disappointed: all the dishes started with two figures, even the appetizers, so I left without even ordering a tea.
Everything starts here, near Peace River, in Grimshaw.
" DEH CHO Travel Connection" is a round journey starting in any place along that route, which includes cities such as Dawson Creek, Grimshaw, Fort Nelson or Enterprise, traversing fragments of British Columbia, Northwest Territories and Alberta (Yellowknife is not included in the DEH CHO Travel Connection), totalling 1800 kilometres.
In the tourist information offices of any town along that travel connection they will give you a booklet where you receive a stamp in every place that you visit, and if you make the round journey and show at least five stamps of the DEH CHO Travel Connection, then you get a diploma (I was given that booklet, but did not fulfil it with five stamps, but only three).
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Personally I wouldn't put my child in daycare before they are mobile. I don't know what daycare costs vs. nanny costs are where you are but here you're looking at like $60-$75 a day for a day care (two kids) or $100 a day for a nanny. To me, the private attention is worth the extra costs. We will probably keep a nanny until our oldest starts pre-school or maybe even kindergarten (just got a BFP yesterday :)), then move the youngest to day care. I will happily encourage our nanny to take the kids out and see other families. I'm not so worried about a nanny and how they act, we will set up nanny cams. We will also spend a considerable amount of time making sure we pick the right nanny and calling their references.
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We live in a small town and only have one small daycare center, therefore most people use in-home daycares. Our boys go to an in-home daycare and we love it. I imagine if I lived in a larger town with more options, I would still choose in-home. Like I said, we live in small town so everyone knows everyone. The daycare is three houses down from us, which is sooo convenient. I like the home atmosphere. She takes the kiddos outside all of the time, which I really love. Even though there is a variety of ages, she still does artsy crafts with them, songs, and other learning activities. My 3 yo just came home last week with a "book" he made all about numbers; really cute. Her numbers tend to be down in the summer on certain days so if she only has 2 or 3 kids (and depending on their ages), she'll bring them out to her MIL's place on the lake and go boating. Fun! Needless to say, my kids usually have better tans than I do in the summer!
I chose a center because of accountability (witnesses), structured day (schedules/routines), independence of the child and curriculum. It didn't really come into play when LO was in the infant room, but now that he's a toddler, I love the way he thrives on a schedule and learns so many new things. He's also really socialized with other children, which was so important to us. I have two nieces that did not have a lot of exposure to other kids and they are both pretty interesting now (at ages 5 and 7).
We love our at-home daycare! They get a lot of one-on-one time as well as a lot of social time!
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We personally chose an at home daycare that has 2 adults at all times. The day care has 6 kids total. I feel in home is the best because tehre is less germ exposure, more ne on one time and really the provider treats my daughter like her own child. That can be good and bad. For the most part it is good. We were lucky to find a provider that was in a good area and a good space and was very accomodating of our parenting choices. Every so often we do find out that snacks or punishment are not what we would prefer. This is where she treats her like ehr own gets tricky. Every time we have had a concern, we brought it to her attention and it has been easily resolved. But you need to find someone who you are willing to be up front with. A close family friend can actually be trickier on this. Ohh and I would look for a licensed in-home.
Another bonus for us, is that my DD is ahead of teh curve on skills and she is surrounded by older kids which pushes her.
I realy feel a good in-home is the best of both worlds between a center and a nany. A good in-home can be hard to find, but they certainly exist.
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i wouldn't want my child out of the house, and especially not in a typical daycare, before at least 1. nanny would be my first choice, but they're obviously expensive. my husband and i are lucky to work from home so we wouldn't have to worry too much about mistreatment.
I was a nanny and worked for a daycare center. I voted for nanny (if you can afford one). The kids at the daycare center def got great care, but when I was a nanny those children got much more attention.
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I think everyone else has probably said this but you just have to feel out the situation that is right for you! Good daycares will allow you to come hang out and get a feel for how they run. Look at how they interact with the children, what meal time looks like, etc.
Personally, I put my son in a home daycare that has two adults (it's slightly larger but I like that there are generally two adults present). There's a range of kids from babies to schoolaged kids who come before/after school. What I really made me select this daycare was that I could tell it was a really loving environment. My son his happy to arrive - runs to the caregiver and gives her a big hug every morning and often doesn't want to leave (unless he's really tired).
There's also a great community of parents - in the afternoon, it's not uncommon for parents to show up and sit in the backyard and chat while the kids continue to play. I like that personally. My husband honestly would have prefered a daycare center since he was more concerned about security but I won out and we're both happy.
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In addition to all of the attendees and exhibitors who filled this year's trade show floor, NEFI would like to once again thank the sponsors who helped get this event off the ground. Without your support, none of this would have been possible. We also owe a debt of gratitude to our 2015 Keynote Speaker, Dr. Philip K. Verleger, Jr. of PKVerleger LLC, and our Brunch Speaker, Meaghan Morelli-Chiappetta of Gill Marketing Group. Your words and insights are sincerely appreciated.
The 2015 NEFI Energy Expo was a big win for the energy industry as a whole, and there were several other winners as well:
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Congratulations to each of you!
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The conditions that breed terrorists are observed through the prism of one weary ex-mujahadeen in "Recycle."
The conditions that breed radical Islamic terrorists are observed through the prism of one weary ex-mujahadeen in Mahmoud al Massad's elegantly conceived "Recycle." Filmed in the mode of contemporary European docs about major issues and made for the bigscreen, pic demurs on judgments about its subject, instead taking in his life, thoughts and world — a desperately run-down quarter of Zarqa, Jordan's second-largest city and hometown to many terrorists. Set for a globe-trekking festival run, doc will gain aud support along the way and sell to a few select territories, mostly in Europe.Heavily bearded father Abu Amar drives his recycling truck, assisted by young son Abu Bakr. At first unremarkable, the hard-working man reveals an astonishing world around him, and then (very likely growing accustomed to al Massad's doggedly cinema-verite camera) his own life and aspirations. The Zarqa streets in which he lives and works are those where Abu Massad al-Zarqawi, the late leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq, was born and raised. Sipping tea around a table, Abu Amar and his friends note that the terrorist superstar was a mere city hall clerk and completely non-religious before a sudden immersion in Islam. This shift often comes about with alcoholics who turn their lives around with this culture's only equivalent to AA — regular Friday visits to the local mosque, and devotion to the Koran. Abu Amar says, almost matter-of-factly, that he worked as a bodyguard for the mujahadeen forces in Afghanistan, though he never explains if he was allied with the Taliban. He remains devoted to jihadist politics and movements, but his poverty and family responsibilities have kept him mired in Zarqa's glum, depressing environs. Almost as a release, and without any real prospects of ever publishing, he's writing a book on jihad and Islamic revolution. Al Massad looks upon Abu Amar's existence with stunning restraint and sobriety, with a precise, highly professional attitude exuding from every frame that makes pic hugely valuable as a reference point for Western eyes trying to understand the contemporary Arab world. He refuses to inject artificial drama when three devastating Al Qaeda attacks targeting Jordan hotels in 2005 trigger a roundup of suspects, including Abu Amar — even though he's clearly innocent and the victim of a brutal dragnet. Nothing prepares the viewer for Abu Amar's fateful decisions in the final reel, which occur suddenly and with little explanation, but with a poignancy that suggests the mysteries of human desires. Al Massad's lensing, which earned a cinematography prize at Sundance, is at once magnificent and raw. Production package matches the best of the world-setting standard of contempo Austrian and French nonfiction filmmaking.
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Camera (Technicolor), Al Massad; editors, Ali Hammad, Sammy Chekhes; music, Dhafer Youssef; sound, Emad Ramahy. Reviewed at Sundance Film Festival (World Cinema -- competing), Jan. 23, 2008. (Also in Rotterdam, Dubai, San Francisco, Buenos Aires, Seattle, Rome film festivals.) Running time: 80 MIN.
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I know a few of you guys are struggling to finish so I will give a final non negotiable cut off date - 10 PM Eastern Standard Time 16th Jan!
Today is the 'day' to submit your entry ~
shhh, but Sooky is accepting veeeeeeeeeeerrryyyy late submission up until the 13th , this will only affect your order in my voting post.
sookybabi.livejournal.com/4552… <- go to my original post! Leave a comment for pre-registration!
Boy it is getting dusty in this joint! Time to spruce this group up.
I have announced the second art competition. Please go to my original Livejournal post!
Round 2, this time around there are two themes:
Winter frost
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Another interpretation for Spring blooms can be tied in with Chinese New Year.
Artists: Top three contestants will walk away with a FYJT character book and volume one of the manhwa as well as random goods.
Voters: Two voters will be selected at random during the voting period.
Pretty informal but please comment below or email me: firstname.lastname@example.com if you intend to submit and entry! It helps me work out whether I should add more prizes.
Due date
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Depending on the number of late submissions, I may extend the due date!! Voting period will be a 20 day block.
1) One entry only per participant.
2) Must be your original art and has not been previously submitted to any other competitions.
3) Digital or traditional art methods can be used but I will not accept photo manipulation.
4) Comics will be accepted (max. 5 pages).
5) HQ versions should be sent to sookybabi and all art must be uploaded to Deviant art FYJT group. sookybabi can submit on your behalf if you need to be discreet.
What Rosannah asked... Cause I'm still trying to get mine to at least a point where mine is at least not obviously... not finished... *pokes unshaded clothes* >.<;;
SPEEDPAINT FAIL! Paint yes, speed no. OTL
Though, depending on what timezone you'd go by, I might be out of luck anyway since I'm in PST. OTL Stupid work getting in the way. OTL
SPEEDPAINT FAIL! Paint yes, speed no. OTL
Though, depending on what timezone you'd go by, I might be out of luck anyway since I'm in PST. OTL Stupid work getting in the way. OTL
Hey Sookie! So the final due date is now the 13th, right? What time? RL's been throwing all manners of crappiness my way but I might still make it...
Yup it is the 13th XD Ganbatte... how about 10 PM Eastern Standard Time 16th of Jan?
Oh bless you! I'll try to get mine done tonight but the extra times helps. Being able to fiddle with it if need be makes me more confident that I won't end up grabbing a pair of scissors in the end....
Oh or is it actually like the 12th? *sob* I might not still make it...
Thank you for extending the deadline ;w;
I'll be joining in this contest! (if I have enough time, which I most likely will) (^_^')
Me to i just hope i will do it in time
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I may submit an entry if I have enough time one my hand.
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When Memory Speaks
Published: March 30, 1997
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Gazing at Tiepolo's work, Ferber succeeds in seeing deeper and deeper into himself, remembering a time of Nazi rallies and bonfires, and his parents' deepening uneasiness. The story also includes a girlhood memoir by his mother, Luisa Ferber, an idyllic remembrance of Jewish family life at the beginning of the century in the German spa town of Bad Kissingen. In 1991, the narrator visits the Jewish cemetery there and finds Luisa's name on a family gravestone, though he knows that only her mother, ''who took her own life, lies in that grave.''
The impact of the Holocaust on the novel's emigrant survivors lies at the silent heart of the book, the suppressed tragedy they find so difficult to address directly. Henry Selwyn remarks that ''the years of the second war, and the decades after, were a blinding, bad time for me, about which I could not say a thing even if I wanted to.'' Like Selwyn, Mr. Sebald's other tormented characters reach back in their remembrances to the years before World War I, seeking to establish the kind of continuity that will help them make sense out of a century so brutally ruptured by horror at its center.
Himself an emigrant from his native Germany, Mr. Sebald has lived in Norwich, England, since 1970. A professor at the University of East Anglia, he has published two other works of fiction in German, as well as several important books of literary criticism, with a particular focus on Austrian writers. These interests surface in ''The Emigrants'' -- when, for instance, the narrator's Deauville dream world involves a mysterious Austrian countess who seems to have stepped out of the pages of a novella by Arthur Schnitzler.
Mr. Sebald's art of allusion culminates, however, in Luisa Ferber's memoir, when she notices at Bad Kissingen ''two very refined Russian gentlemen, one of whom (who looked particularly majestic) was speaking seriously to a boy of about 10 who had been chasing butterflies and had lagged so far behind that they had had to wait for him.'' Butterflies, as well as a spectral lepidopterist called ''the butterfly man,'' flutter on the margins of all these stories, but in this case the boy can be identified from Vladimir Nabokov's autobiography, ''Speak, Memory,'' which describes this exact scene taking place at Bad Kissingen; the boy was the young Nabokov. The spirit of the great Russian writer, pre-eminent among literary emigres, presides over Mr. Sebald's entire book.
The author has also made photographs an integral part of this fiction, from the Jewish cemetery at Bad Kissingen to the hotels of Deauville. And he includes photographs that purport to show the characters themselves: Ambros Adelwarth in Arab costume in Jerusalem, Paul Bereyter in the German Army. Playing upon the boundaries between imaginative fiction and personal history, ''The Emigrants'' thus becomes a kind of scrapbook of the 20th century, set with haunting images of its victims and survivors. As the narrator remarks, when looking at these old photographs one feels ''as if the dead were coming back, or as if we were on the point of joining them.''
Illuminatingly engaged with the history and literature of the modern era, Mr. Sebald's book gains power through its poetic obsessions with the past. When Max Ferber hands over his mother's memoir, the warning he gives to the narrator is one that might also apply to ''The Emigrants'' as a whole: it is ''like one of those evil German fairy tales in which, once you are under the spell, you have to carry on to the finish, till your heart breaks, with whatever work you have begun -- in this case, the remembering, writing and reading.''


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Does anyone know a formula that accurately compares mileage/time spent between different disciplines of cycling, as in:
50 miles on a solo road bike = ? on a tandem = ? on a Mtb = ? track?
Does anyone know a formula that accurately compares mileage/time spent between different disciplines of cycling, as in:
50 miles on a solo road bike = ? on a tandem = ? on a Mtb = ? track?
I'm lame,
I'm sore,
I'm stonkered.
Stokers experience differs from pilots experience judging from observations made by local teams with fairly strong riders.
ATB bikes require a good bit more energy to push the knobbies over terrain, so a 50mi ATB ride would be considerably
more challenging.
Way too many variables to have a neat formula for this.
And don't forget that 1 mile = 1 mile.
RANS V3 - Ti, RANS V-Rex - cromo, RANS Screamer - cromo
I was told once (some guy... i read on the net.. they say...) that a 50 mile mountain bike race is roughly the equivalent of a 100 mile road race.
I ask because, after a 2hr MTB ride, I'm knackered and a 2hr Tandem ride, I'm knackered, but a 2hr solo, not knackered.
I'm lame,
I'm sore,
I'm stonkered.
As others have said there are way too many variables, however different bikes usually mean different terrain so unless you're comparing a mountain bike on a road or a road bike on a muddy trail (funny sight) nothing really compares.
When we first bought our tandem I did a totally unscientific test between my hybrid single and our new "roadish" hybrid tandem; I spun the front wheels as hard as I could and timed how long it took before it came to a complete stop. The single was something like 2 minutes, while the tandem was over 5 minutes! Apples & oranges I know (700cc vs. 27 inch, etc.), but still the new tandem wheel spun for more than double the time, so it is likely a better rolling bike, at least where the wheel bearings are concerned. I imagine that the 32mm tires also have less rolling resistance than the 1.75 inch tires on the single hybrid.
If I had to make a guess for myself I'd say I'm about 1.5 times better on the tandem than my single, but my stoker might argue that she's 33% less efficient YMMV
I ride two MTB endurance events every year and I can tell you that the 28 mile and 48 mile events take me 2:45 and 4:15 respectively and are nothing at all like 3 or 4 hour road rides due to the terrain and pace. I do find that pushing hard on the tandem with my wife gives me a better workout than I had expected even if we are not going fast. I'm guessing it is the "resistance" of taking more than 50% of the load. It works for both of us and we get more time together.
Trek Fuel XC MTB, Giant OCR Road Bike, Rans Screamer - Tandem
I do not know of a formula per se other than comparing power numbers. As a captain, I find that riding the tandem and riding on my road bike are about the same. I have done a little mountain biking and find it requires much more torque in pedaling and the uneven surface, even with full suspension, uses energy to absorb the bumps. I ride and race at the track and it requires high cadence and high power for short efforts. A sprint tournament with a warmup and several sprint competitions is very tiring.
I have power measurement on my road and TT bikes. And if you load the power data into Training Peaks software, it will calculate a training stress score or TSS. In the book, Training and Racing with a Power Meter, TSS is discussed. Essentially, the more one is close to, at or above threshold power, the higher the TSS. A 40K time trial at threshold power is equal to a TSS of 100.
So, if you ride your road, tandem, time trial, mountain or track bike for an hour at threshold power (not easy to do) the TSS score will be the same or 100. Training Peaks will not know which power meter or bicycle is providing the power data.
I don't know about comparing a tandem to a single bike but I know that stoker's don't ride as far as captains.
Make a turn after riding through a puddle. The back wheel always cuts the turn short.
Well, then there you have your personal power exertion equation (independent of mileage) for your particular situation:
2 hr MTB riding = 2 Hr Tandem riding = 2 Hr Solo riding x 1.25 bike weight penalty x 1.25 tire rolling resistance penalty.
So according to this theory, if you just increase the weight of your solo bike by 25% (e.g. put enough rocks into panniers) and swap over to MTB thick knobby tires, you should then become equally knackered after a 2 Hr Solo ride in the dirt...LOL.
Last edited by Stray8; 12-02-09 at 03:17 PM.
You forgot to throw a trainer into the mix. I've heard people state that riding a trainer for an hour equates to 45 minutes on the road since you don't have traffic signals and such to contend with.
Gotta agree with the observations about too many variables...
A 45 mile ride with my wife and an 18 mph average on the tandem and I'm feeling great. The same ride at a 15 mph average with my 15 year old I'm whupped for the rest of the day.
Last edited by Murf524; 12-02-09 at 03:19 PM. Reason: spelling error
OK, maybe I've asked a dumb question here.
I do find that pushing hard for 2+hrs on the tandem hurts the legs more than my solo.
Doing a hard MTB ride also hurts more...maybe I just need to "Harden up?"
I'm lame,
I'm sore,
I'm stonkered.
However, if you, as captain on the tandem, try to provide all the necessary energy to hold speed on slight climbs and accelerate without help from the stoker, then it is a tougher day in the saddle on the tandem than on the single. I find it is more perception. You think you should be going faster and put in more power. In essence, you are producing more energy on the tandem than on the single.
Conversely, if you do not increase power and the stoker does not either, the bike slows down. That is not bad per se, it just seems wrong to the captain compared to what one would expect from a single.
Other issues could be fit or Q factor. If the tandem is a triple and you are used to riding a double, the triple is wider. Some riders are more sensitive to this than others. My tandem has 175 cranks and my singles have 172.5 so there is a difference in Q and crank length.
This is compounded somewhat due to me having a faster spin also. So when the cadence drops it suits my wife but I feel I need to push to get on top of it. When cadence increases her output drops, along with bike speed.
We are both riding 170mm cranks and I know that it will improve if I put 175s on for me. Just haven't got around to it yet.
As for comparing to time on the MTB. It depends a lot on the sort of terrain being ridden.
I borrowed a MTB tandem to take my VI stoker for his first off road ride the other day, half of the ride was on a trail the other was on the road, best leg workout I've had for awhile, in fact it wrecked me for a few days.
My guess the sum would be if you rode a tandem, solo roadie, MTB and track bike on the same flat road for 20 miles each...
20m solo= 25 tandem=30 MTB= 22 track?
I'm lame,
I'm sore,
I'm stonkered.


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VA prosthetics chief is Iraq amputee
2003 attack made soldier one of 1st modern war amputees
When Iraq and Afghanistan veterans with missing limbs come to the San Diego VA hospital in La Jolla, one of their own is sitting behind the desk.
And when he walks the halls, his step has a similar broken cadence.
Tristan Wyatt, now 31, lost most of his right leg in August 2003 when an enemy anti-tank rocket pierced his armored personnel carrier.
Back at Walter Reed Medical Center, the young soldier's first prosthetic was like an early iPhone — good, but rudimentary. And he dreaded entering the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs medical system, where he imagined he'd get the equivalent of a peg leg.
When he took his first steps as a civilian again, "That was the most lost I've ever been."
Today, Wyatt has found his place. He is chief of the La Jolla VA's prosthetics and sensory aids department, where he gets to interact with some of the hospital's more than 70 young amputee patients a year.
While it's not exactly his dream role — he'd like to still be in uniform — it is far more rewarding than most desk jobs.
"It is incredibly fulfilling to be able to help out with this demographic. The personal connection that I have to this demographic, it doesn't feel like a job. I feel like I honestly am helping people."
Nationally, the VA cares for 12,000 veterans with service-connected amputations.
In San Diego, the largest group of amputees is Vietnam veterans, though more young faces are appearing in the prosthetics lab as they transition over from the Navy hospital in Balboa Park.
In his four years at the San Diego VA, Wyatt has seen the growth. It used to be just a handful of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. Now he sees them at least once a week.
His advice to younger amputees — simple, but what got him through the past decade: Stick in there. It's going to be rocky.
"Just being able to be there for that transition, it's overwhelming," the former Army combat engineer said. "It's nice to have a battle buddy who has been down that road."
In Wyatt's case, it was him and two guys from his 3rd Armored Cavalry squad.
The rocket that hit Wyatt continued on to pierce another soldier's hip before finally striking another guy. Of the six men in the Army personnel carrier, three lost legs that day outside Fallujah.
In 2003, they were some of the first modern battlefield amputees.
"We kind of stumbled through it together," said Wyatt, who keeps in touch with his old squad. They had a reunion this summer in San Diego.
Of the six, two others also have gone into the prosthetics field. One is a VA employee in Amarillo, Texas, and the other — who didn't lose his leg but helped his buddies tie lifesaving tourniquets that day — works in the private sector in Santa Ana.
"It was difficult. It was messy," Wyatt said of his initial months back. "And that was part of the motivation to be here right now."
His first artificial limb featured technology designed in the late 1990s. It was one of the first microprocessor above-the-knee joints. A computer chip controlled the swing of the hydraulic knee joint. The benefit was stability. When Wyatt walked on uneven ground, the knee stiffened up to adjust for the terrain.
"It was a big deal at that point," he said.
But research and development advanced with the number of young amputees coming home to Walter Reed and the Navy hospital in San Diego.
Now Wyatt walks with what he calls a fifth-generation knee. The battery life is longer. His gait is smoother and more natural. He can go fast or slow. He climbs stairs, though still with a pronounced hitch in his step. He can walk backward.


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Some parents believe in giving their children the skills to be independent instead of merely worrying about their future. - SAM THAM/The Star
STUDIES have shown that children with autism can be diagnosed as early as two years old, but it is often difficult for families to come to terms with the diagnosis. These are the stages most people go through, and some ways to deal with the emotions.
During the initial stages, being in denial is perfectly understandable, but don't let it get in the way of taking action. Don't deny your child the help he needs to overcome any symptom he's expressing.
An overwhelming guilt is what most parents feel when they first discover their child is autistic. You may always wonder if there was anything that you could've done to prevent the situation. Channel your energy into getting help for your child instead.
There will always be risks involved in having a child. Passing around blame serves no useful function and can strain the marriage.
Feeling angry isn't always a bad thing.
Channeling your anger towards appropriate and useful action can sometimes help in conquering a challenge.
But if your kind of anger makes you sullen and resentful towards people who are trying to help, then get help.
Many parents with autistic children prefer to stay away from social situations for fear that their child will act out in public. This starts a bad cycle: the effect of social isolation is that your child won't learn how to behave in social situations. And as his behaviour in social situations deteriorates, the parents will feel even more compelled to stay home.
It's a slow climb, but learn to get control over the problem behaviours. Try to create as many positive social opportunities as you can so your child can learn and grow.
Get external help if you must, so you and your spouse can also have alone time together.
Feeling depressed is to be expected, though most parents find that their initial feelings of hopelessness lift once they plunge into actively seeking interventions for their child.
Uncertainty and inactivity can be very depressing but when you start taking the necessary steps to improve your child's symptoms, you might just pull through and feel optimistic again.
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I had that problem. I have to be honest, nothing really worked, but I'll bump this. Hopefully we can both get some suggestions.
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I too have giant bewbs and the same exact problem. Though it's not a fail-proof method and may not end up being the best position for us, here's what's worked for me:
- Start with a calm or sleepy baby. If he is hungry and desperate than this position doesn't tend to work well for us because the latch requires a bit more patience.
- Position. The illustrations and instructions I've seen have you hold the baby in this weird position, where your arm is under him and your right hand (if you are laying on your left side) is guiding the breast. This doesn't work for shit. I prop myself up on my left side with my elbow, use the left hand to hold the breast, and guide him forward with my right hand. Then I have to sort of hold his head there while he figures out the latch or else he will wriggle to get close to me and come off. That really pisses him off.
- Sometimes I can latch on in cradle hold, then wait until he is going and slowly lower us both down to the bed. Sometimes this doesn't work at all. YMMV.
- Lean wayyy back. Get a nice long body pillow and lean away from him so that he can breathe out of the side of his nose. You can press down on the breast slightly to get the front of the nose exposed too. But if you are leaning straight up and down on your side it will be really uncomfortable.
- Try this out in the daytime. So you can see what you are doing and practice.
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I have the same problem and just use one hand to hold the boob away from his nose just enough for him to breath. Now that he's 4 mo.s old and has a better latch it's much easier than when he was newborn.
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I haven't perfected it, but when I lay down, I place his body far away from mine (his feet at my waist, and head about 7 inches from my chest), both laying on our sides facing eachother. That way he nurses without having his nose against my breast.


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NFL Network's Brooks: Ka'Deem Carey 'will shine' as a professional
Ka'Deem Carey finished his career at the University of Arizona as the school's all-time leader in rushing yards, rushing touchdowns, total touchdowns and 100-yard games.
In all, he left Tucson owning or sharing 26 UA single-game, season and career records.
A two-time consensus All-American and the 2013 Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year, he undoubtedly thought he'd hear his name called pretty early on draft weekend.
But throughout the entire process, it appears Carey's stock is not particularly high. In fact, most pundits don't have him among the top five or six running backs in the draft, regardless of his ridiculous amount of production in college.
NFL teams will regret that, according to NFL Network draft analyst Bucky Brooks.
"There's not a more physical, a tougher, a more complete running back in this draft," Brooks told Burns and Gambo on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM Friday. "I know people are taking him to task and he's falling down the charts, but when he gets his opportunity in the league he's going to shine.
"And we will be talking about this guy three years from now, why did we miss on him, how did we miss on a guy who was productive in big-time conference, why didn't we take a chance on him?"
In three seasons with the Wildcats, Carey rushed for 4,232 yards and 48 touchdowns. His numbers weren't as gaudy in 2013 as they were in 2012, but that had less to do with his play and more to do with the talent around him. An every-down back who benefited from an excellent passing game in 2012, he was essentially the team's entire offense in 2013.
But he's not a really fast running back or a really big one, and that seems to have hurt him over the last few months as NFL teams look to create their draft boards.
"People have not looked at the tape, they haven't done their due diligence when it comes to watching what he's done," Brooks said. "Any time you're able to put up 22 100-yard games the last two seasons against quality competition, and your own coach, Rich Rodriguez, said 'this guy put our offense on his back.'
"He runs angry, he's a forceful runner. Anyone who's watched him understands this guy plays like a pro. I know his size and speed is a concern, but the game in the National Football League is played in a five or 10-yard box. How many of those five and 10-yard runs can you accumulate over the course of the game?"
Brooks believes Carey does that better than every other RB in the draft.
"I will put my check on him being a successful pro."
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The store in Park Royal, London, had to close two days after opening because customers had cleared the shelves of 25p stock
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The German discounter revealed it has invested £35 million to establish the online service.
The top two spots went to brands that aren't from the UK at all
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That's not a proper way for the mobile world, because overflow:auto isn't supported on mobile WebKit.
I tried some things by my own and I took also a look at iScroll. In fact, iScroll crashed safari on my iPad while the application without that component runs quite smooth. I have a lot of relatively complex forms, which may be a challange for iScroll, which can't be won I think.
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A woman on Florida's Atlantic coast has sued the owner of a pet cemetery over her pet squirrel monkey's grave.
Janet Steiner's 20-ounce monkey Mighty died of cancer in 1994, and she had him buried at Columbia Pet Memorial Gardens in Melbourne.
But she says the cemetery's owner did not maintain the grounds well, and she moved his remains last year. Now she wants $500 -- the cost of the original burial and the move.
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Uitvlugt Warriors, Rosignol United continue top form in GFF Super League
Uitvlugt Warriors and Rosignol United continued their impressive run when the GFF Super League continued over the weekend with several matches.
Warriors defeated their fellow West Demerara side Den Amstel 2-0 at the Uitvlugt Community Centre ground.
The goal scorers were Seon Bobb who scored in the 2nd minute of the match while Jamal Harvey netted the other in the 17th minute from the penalty spot.
Warriors, the giant killers have already scored victories over Alpha "the Hammer" United and Linden side Milerock, former winners and runners up of the League.
Rosignol United also humbled Georgetown side BK International Western Tigers 4-1 at the Blairmont ground in Berbice.
Tyson Carmichael netted a hat trick of goals for the Rosignol side scoring in the 35th, 57th and 90th minutes while Olvis Mitchell converted the other in the 87th.
Tigers had scored their lone goal in the 18th minute off the boot of Paul Giles.
BV Triumph United and Buxton United played to a 0-0 draw at BV ground and there was a similar score line in the clash between Pele and Milerock at GFC ground.
The League continues Sunday with four matches at two venues.
At Uitvlugt, Warriors will battle Amelia's Ward in the first match of a double header at 13:30 hours while Den Amstel will clash with Milerock at 15:30 hours.
At Buxton ground, BV /Triumph will square off with Pele at 13:30 hours while at 15:30 hours Buxton will come up against Tigers.