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Date: 06/08/2016 Venue: Wal-mart Distribution Center Time: 4:30pm to 6:30pm CDT Address: 7500 E. Cross Roads Bldv., Loveland, CO, 80524, US Website: N/A Contact: Valerie Kaminski
Price: $35.00
Please join us at the Walmart Distribution Center in Loveland for a tour, presentation, and interactive discussion. Dinner from Nordy's BBQ will be provided. Optional mixer afterwards at the Summit (restaurant, bar, bowling alley, arcade) Address: 7500 E. Cross Roads Blvd, Loveland CO
Date: 06/09/2016 Venue: Union Station Board Room Time: 11:30am to 1:00pm CDT Address: 30 W Pershing, Kansas City, MO, 64108, US Website: http://www.kccscmp.org/ Contact: Morgan Bell
Price: $50.00
Please join the Kansas City Heartland Roundtable on June 9 to hear from Dr. Kara Tan Bhala on ethics in business. Topics include: why financial ethics is rarely taught in academic finance, applying ethics in business, and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Dr. Kara Tan Bhala is the President and Founder of Seven Pillars Institute for Global Finance and Ethics and a Visiting Research Fellow at Queen Mary University of London. She is an Advisor for IntegTree Compliance Consulting and runs her own international financial markets consulting firm where she was a consultant for hedge and mutual funds based in Kansas City. Dr. Tan Bhala has over twenty-three years of experience in global finance, much of which was gained through working on Wall Street. She has been a sell-side equity analyst, a sell-side equity sales person, a buy-side equity analyst, and a portfolio manager. Dr. Tan Bhala has a PhD and a Masters in Philosophy (University of Kansas), a Masters in Liberal Studies (New York University), a Masters in Management Studies (Oxford University) and a Bachelors in Systems and Management (City University London). Dr. Tan Bhala has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Business Week, The Far East Economic Review, and other prominent publications, and has been interviewed on Adam Smith's Money World.
Date: 06/10/2016 Venue: Amazon Fulfillment Center Time: 12:30pm to 2:00pm CDT Address: 2700 Center Dr., DuPont, WA, 98327, US Website: https://sites.google.com/site/seattlecscmp/ Contact: Leonardo Carrasco
Price: $50.00
Join us for a special tour of the Amazon Fulfillment Center in DuPont, WA. We have the exciting opportunity to see and learn about how the industry leader in e-commerce uses game changing technology, advanced distribution processes, and quality best practices. Please note the following requirements and restrictions: No open toe shoes—closed toe and closed heels. Hair longer than shoulder length must be pulled back No phones or cameras are permitted on the tour Registration must be complete by April 21, 2016. This event is limited to 35 attendees. Please note: Amazon does not receive funds from tours. As a policy, Amazon tours are free to the public. All proceeds from this event will go to CSCMP Roundtable Overhead and Scholarships for students. Amazon is not affiliated with CSCMP in any way. Primary Contact: Leonardo Carrasco email@example.com 604 562 4328 Secondary Contact: Mary Jane Oberhofer Instructor & Program Chair, Business & Logistics Health, Business and Professional Services Division Building 16 Office 223-4 253.566.5253 firstname.lastname@example.com
Date: 06/14/2016 Venue: Ronald Reagan International Trade Center Time: 5:30pm to 7:30pm CDT Address: 1300 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC, 20004, US Website: N/A Contact: Geoffrey Milsom
Price: $25.00
Date: 06/14/2016 Venue: Hofbräuhaus Columbus Time: 5:30pm to 7:30pm CDT Address: 800 Goodale Street, Columbus, OH, 43212, US Website: http://columbusroundtable.org Contact: Programs
Price: $0.00
CSCMP Columbus Roundtable June Networking Mixer. Come join fellow supply chain professionals for an evening of networking with your peers. Sponsored by Blue Horseshoe Solutions, MGO Marketing, and Dawson.
Date: 06/15/2016 Venue: Embassy Suites by Hilton Chicago Naperville Time: 7:30am to 5:30pm CDT Address: 1823 Abriter Court, Naperville, IL, 60563, US Website: http://www.cscmpchicago.org Contact: Rebecca Pike
Price: $259.00
Event Overview: Supply Chain Talent Gap -- Are You Ready? Supply chain management (SCM) is a discipline in the midst of a high profile transition. C-level executives increasingly recognize the value of strong, integrated SCM capabilities for propelling their businesses to greater levels of success. These executives have elevated supply chain leaders to strategic roles and are investing in SCM capabilities to create competitive advantage. The heightened status creates the need for a stronger, more capable SCM team. Please join us as we explore the topic of Talent Development, through several 'Thought Leadership' presentations and panel discussions – a topic that is important to all of today's supply chain professionals; regardless of where you are in your career progression. Presentation topics include: "The New Supply Chain Agenda", "The Constant: Culture and Engagement", and "Talent of the Future: An Experiment in Blended Learning". Panel discussions include: "The Acquire Process", The Develop Process", "The Retain Process", and a millennial and/or cross generational panel – "Putting it Together – Acquire, Develop and Retain" The latest agenda, speaker profiles, and event updates can be found by visiting: www.eventmobi.com/seminar2016 Cancellation Policy: All purchases are final. Registrations may be substituted up to seven days prior to the purchased event for another colleague or contact by contacting CSCMP Membership Services at
Date: 06/15/2016 Venue: Ballast Point Brewery Time: 5:30pm to 8:30pm CDT Address: 9045 Carroll Way, San Diego, CA, 92121, US Website: http://cscmpsandiegobaja.com Contact: Michael Van Vugt
Price: $40.00
Join us for the last CSCMP – San Diego/Baja event of the 2015-2016 season. Networking and a guided tour of the Ballast Point Brewing facility. Drinks, appetizers, and hors d'oeuvres included. Limited spots available. Please register by June 8th.
Date: 06/16/2016 Venue: Prairie Landing Golf Club Time: 7:30am to 2:00pm CDT Address: 2325 Longest Drive, West Chicago, IL, 60185, US Website: http://www.cscmpchicago.org Contact: Kevin McCaskey
Price: $750.00
Foursome Registration: You are invited to participate in CSCMP Chicago's 9th Annual Golf Outing at a favorite location: Prairie Landing in West Chicago, IL — a Robert Trent Jones, Jr. Designed Course. There will be raffles and prizes and the price includes Breakfast Buffet, Green Fees, Cart, Range Balls, Lunch Buffet and Drink Coupon. Cancellation Policy: All purchases are final. Registrations may be substituted up to seven days prior to the purchased event for another colleague or contact by contacting CSCMP Membership Services at +1 630-574-0985. The CSCMP Chicago Roundtable reserves the right to modify speakers, topics or venues at our full discretion. In the event that an event is cancelled, an exchange will be provided or a refund will be offered within seven business days.
Date: 06/16/2016 Venue: Prairie Landing Golf Club Time: 7:30am to 2:00pm CDT Address: 2325 Longest Drive, West Chicago, IL, 60185, US Website: http://www.cscmpchicago.org Contact: Kevin McCaskey
Price: $187.50
Individual Registration: You are invited to participate in CSCMP Chicago's 9th Annual Golf Outing at a favorite location: Prairie Landing in West Chicago, IL — a Robert Trent Jones, Jr. Designed Course. There will be raffles and prizes and the price includes Breakfast Buffet, Green Fees, Cart, Range Balls, Lunch Buffet and Drink Coupon. Cancellation Policy: All purchases are final. Registrations may be substituted up to seven days prior to the purchased event for another colleague or contact by contacting CSCMP Membership Services at +1 630-574-0985. The CSCMP Chicago Roundtable reserves the right to modify speakers, topics or venues at our full discretion. In the event that an event is cancelled, an exchange will be provided or a refund will be offered within seven business days.
Date: 06/16/2016 Venue: New York Marine Terminal Administration Building Time: 8:45am to 1:00pm CDT Address: 90 Columbia Street, Red Room, Brooklyn, NY, 11201, US Website: http://cscmp-nyc.org/events/upcoming Contact: Scott Salerno
Price: $80.00
Please join the New York Chapter of CSCMP for an action packed day in Brooklyn. We are very excited to offer a tour of the various terminals on the Brooklyn Waterfront. This is an excellent opportunity for members to gain some insight on the workings of the terminal and ask questions of Key personnel. Get to know other members of the CSCMP after the tours, while we enjoy lunch at the Port Authority Red Room at Brooklyn Piers. Full event details on the Round Table web site.
Date: 06/16/2016 Venue: Hilton Long Beach Time: 11:30am to 3:00pm CDT Address: 701 West Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach, CA, 90831, US Website: http://socalcscmp.org/index.php/events/item/logistics-and-disaster-recovery?cate... Contact: Aaron Richards
Price: $85.00
Subject: Logistics and Disaster Recovery: Are you ready for "The Big One"? We invite you to join the Southern California Roundtable on June 16th as we participate as a group in the American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN) Disaster Simulation! Learn firsthand how logistics plays a vital role in disaster recovery and how ALAN is uniting logistics companies across the nation to assist during disasters of all kinds. The simulation uses virtual and live action role playing to simulate post-disaster supply chain for life's necessities of water, food and medicine. Attendees use smart-phones or tablets to play the role of a business, government, or non-profit organizations working in a crisis scenario. Each role has a different objective, requiring players to coordinate and collaborate with their sector, demographic, and geographic partners to keep supply lines open. Data visualizations allow players to review and discuss performance metrics and see system-wide impacts of their actions. The exercise illustrates how differing objectives and perceptions often inhibit effective response, and highlights the crucial role of private sector supply chain activities. Attendees should bring a browser enabled personal device such as a smart-phone or tablet computer to play. This game was created by Dr. Jamison Day of Ecosify, LLC, and funded in part by the UPS Foundation. Event Schedule: 11:30 AM: Registration opens 12 PM – 2 PM: Disaster Simulation 2 PM+: Networking
Date: 06/17/2016 Venue: Franklin Country Club Time: 7:00am to 8:45am CDT Address: 672 East Central Street, Franklin, MA, 02038, US Website: http://cscmp-nert.org/ Contact: GEOFFREY RAMSAY
Price: $50.00
Chris G. Christopher, Jr. is a Director in IHS Global Insight's US Macroeconomics department and manages several global and U.S. services (Global Consumer, U.S. Consumer, and Global Credit). He brings 20 years of experience as an economist, academic, forecaster, and econometrician. Prior to this, he has worked for eight years for FedEx Services in the forecasting department. Previous to FedEx Services, he has worked for six years as the Chief Econometrician for OIT developing national and regional econometric models and analysis. In addition, he has work for three years as a research economist at Regional Economic Models, Inc. (REMI); one year at the New York State Legislative Tax Study Commissions; one year as associate professor and administrator, and eight years as a university lecturer in econometrics, economics, and business school. This invitation is exclusively for the original addressee. Please do not forward.
Date: 06/17/2016 Venue: Hilton Long Beach Hotel Time: 8:00am to 12:00pm CDT Address: 701 West Ocean Blvd, Long Beach, CA, 90831, US Website: http://www.cscmp.org Contact: Denise Rivers
Price: $995.00
We're pleased to announce our 2016 Presidential Summit in Long Beach, CA! All past, present and future roundtable presidents are invited to join us Friday, June 17th from 8:00 am-12:00 pm for the 3rd Annual Presidential Summit. This leadership event is tailored for CSCMP members who have served, are currently serving, or will be serving as a Roundtable President. The summit will be immediately followed by the Roundtable Leadership Forum, and roundtable presidents are encouraged to stay and participate in this important event.
Date: 06/17/2016 to 06/18/2016 Venue: Hilton Long Beach Hotel Time: 1:00pm to 12:00pm CDT Address: 701 West Ocean Blvd, Long Beach, CA, 90831, US Website: http://www.cscmp.org Contact: Denise Rivers
Price: $1,295.00
Take the Lead at Our Roundtable Leadership Forum! CSCMP's Roundtable Leadership Forum is designed connect, educate and develop our most active and engaged volunteer leaders.No matter what roundtable leadership position you hold, you can add tremendous value to your career and your roundtable board position by attending the informative sessions, discussions and networking offered at the forum. This event is customized provide valuable insight to CSCMP members serving in volunteer leadership roles, and offers the perfect opportunity to take your engagement with CSCMP to the next level. Join us June 17th and 18th to connect with roundtable officers from around the globe, members of CSCMP's Board of Directors, and the CSCMP staff!
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Anybody ever done it? Just wondering if it would be weird or impractical.
I'm just throwing some ideas around about what I want my next project to be.
Anybody ever done it? Just wondering if it would be weird or impractical.
I'm just throwing some ideas around about what I want my next project to be.
Why not? Your biggest issue will be dealing w/ road bike rear spacing and the corresponding spacing on the hub--unless you use one of the newer Sturmey Archer hubs, spaced for 120mm dropouts and up.
Would the riding position of a road bike versus a more upright position make it harder to get sufficient force for braking? It seems like you could use your weight more easily with an upright position.
If you're asking me, then NO, because I hate coaster brakes! But if you like them, I guess it's possible. I don't think the riding position should be an issue for braking; you just have to learn where the brake is most powerful.
Were there ever any bikes that came stock with coaster brakes that weren't kids bikes or beach cruisers?
Another option is to put it on my Raleigh Sports.
Many of the Army's bicycles during WWII had coasters on them, including the Compax paratrooper bikes.
The Motobikes and Motoballoons of the 1920s and 30s were coaster machines with a high quality build.
Most of your full sized bicycles from the early 1900s up to the 1920s were also coaster machines (e.g., the early Mead Rangers from the 1910s).
Coaster brakes were the norm in the US for about 50 years or so, and gave good service across many platforms.
I've ridden a number of different types of coasters and generally really like them. The modern Shimano/Hi-Stop/KT offerings are so-so, but the vintage New Departure, Sturmey Archer, Morrow etc offerings are usually solid.
If you're commuting or using it in an urban or hilly environment, a front hand brake should be added. Coasters are fine for gentle terrain, but long and steep hills tend to cause them to heat up and fade. You can and will cook off the grease inside the brake if you're relying on it alone in a mountainous area.
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Cool, well I want a bike with a coaster brake if for no other reason than to see if I like it. I loved my coaster brake as a kid.
I was considering putting it on my Takara 731, but it's a 21inch which is just a little too small for me at 5'10". I think I'd rather find something my size to put it on. Which got me thinking about putting it on my Sports, but I don't know if I want to do that.
I feel like I could get damn close to the simplicity/minimal maintenance of a SS or fixie by going with a 3 speed coaster hub and no front brake. I know it would be safer to have a front brake as well, but I never had one on my bike as a kid and I survived. Certainly if you don't ride very fast it could be doable.
You might consider a kickback two speed hub... all the simplicity of a one-speed coaster brake hub, but with an additional gear. Only disadvantage is price and availability.
You can get an even cleaner look by using a 2 speed kickback hub. That way there is no shifter or cable. Look for a Fichtel and Sachs Duomatic and let me know if you find one with 36 spoke holes!
rhm beat me to it
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That sounds great too! Main reason I'm only discussing SA 3 speed hubs is because I've never seen a 2 speed kickback hub in person, much less had an opportunity to buy one.
The quintessential 2-speed kick back would be a Bendix from the early 1960s. Remember that some have a normal-high combo and some have a low-normal combo. I believe yellow is normal-high and red is low-normal. These turn up on ebay still. Also look for an old bike shop that has been around awhile. Ask if they have any old stock parts laying around in back. In shops that have been around awhile, you can still find these 1960s era Bendix hubs. They were the common "high performance" upgrade for middleweight bikes in the early and mid 1960s. Beware the "made in mexico" Bendix hubs though, by most accounts the quality on those is very low. Look for a "Made in USA" Bendix.
New Departure also made a 2-speed coaster brake with a metal stick shift that went on the top tube. They actually began making these long before the Bendix 2-speed. These are very high in quality but also very, very expensive now.
The two speed kick back is an acquired taste too. Remember that when you kick back to go for the brake, it'll often try to change gears on you too.
If you want something different for a front brake, look for a front hub brake. Many of the classic American bikes from the 30s-50s actually had an upgrade you could do where you'd put a front hub drum brake in to augment the rear coaster.
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Yeah, I looked on ebay and the prices are pretty high.
Actually there is a Coop in town now. I just donated some stuff last week. I've been meaning to ask about how these bike coops work.
I hear about people on here getting things they'd been looking for at the coop. Being a charity type organization I would feel bad if I went in there to donate stuff and asked if I could have something. Is it common to for them to let you take stuff or trade/buy stuff you need?
Sorry for the double post-- I'll also add that some brakes are shell-shoe type (Bendix style) and some are clutch-disc style (New Departure Type C and Type D). Most modern brakes are shell-shoe models (KT, Hi-Stop, Shimano being the ones you see most frequently). These tend to have a little bit higher drag, but a little bit higher braking power and perhaps a touch more heat resistance. They do have a different "feel" from each other too. I thought I'd just throw that in on top of what I mentioned above.
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A friend of mine who plays around with bikes put a coaster brake on a road bike just to see how it would work. He reports that it was a bad idea. And he actually likes coaster brakes.
As for the other issues, I think it all depends on how strong of a cyclist you are and how hilly your terrain is. If some ride a single speed as their roadbike, then why not a 3-speed?
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When I talk about braking power above I'm mainly talking vintage common American hubs: New Departure Type D vs Bendix. The New Departure clutch-disc design is somewhat similar to F+S, but it doesn't have the same braking power that the newer F+S or Velosteel hubs do.
Where the clutch designs shine also (F+S/Velosteel and ND) are in pedaling forward: they really do have low drag compared to the shell-shoe hubs. With Bendix/KT/Shimano/Hi-Stop, if the shoes don't always fully release, so you get a shoe what will drag a little. This is when the shoes "float" in the hub and can rub and clunk some.
The only hubs I generally "avoid" in general now are the later Made in Mexico Bendix hubs and stuff like KT/Hi Stop/Shimano coaster hubs. Unfortunately this is the stuff you run into most commonly. A local shop here immediately will order you one of the KT/Shimano hubs if you ask for a "coaster brake".
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Tuna caught with rod and reel and live bait. Man with rod and reel is out of picture to right; man on left is helping pull in the fish; man on right is waiting to gaff the fish.
Using live bait to bait the hook for tuna fishing with pole and line fishing.
Tuna caught with rod and reel and live bait. Man with rod and reel is out of picture to left; men in foreground are helping pull the fish in.
Tuna caught with rod and reel and live bait.
Fisherman preparing rod and reel for tuna fishing.
Pole and line fishing. Man in foreground is throwing live bait in water to keep school of tuna around the boat. Man with hose is spraying water to keep tuna from noticing boat. Lines in upper left lead to pulley system. When large fish is hooked, a man pulls on rope to pull fishing pole vertical which brings fish to side of boat for gaffing.
Boat rigged for pole and line fishing. Note live bait tanks on deck fore and aft of pilot house. Poles of varying size are secured in vertical position ready for fishing. The largest poles are rigged to the pulley system that can be seen approximately 5 meters above the deck.
Seining for bait fish for pole and line tuna fishing. Boat in right center is rigged for pole and line fishing, but searching for schools of bait fish.
Tuna coming to side of boat during pole and line fishing operation.
Large tuna brought to side of boat for gaffing during pole and line fishing operation. Man in left foreground is throwing bait into waters around the fishing vessel.
Relatively small tuna being caught during pole and line fishing operations.
The CAPE BEVERLY, one of the first commercial tuna vessels outfitted for purse seining operations. This photo was taken on its maiden voyage. Published in: "Purse Seine Revolution in Tuna Fishing", by Richard McNeely, Pacific Fisherman, June 1961.
Pole and line fishing with two poles working in unison. Big tunas like this are often landed on two poles in the Hawaiian fishery.
Photo #3 of sequence. Pole and line fishing with six poles working in unison. The fish has been pulled on deck through the combined effort of all six fishermen.
Photo #2 of sequence. Pole and line fishing with six poles working in unison.
Photo #1 of sequence. Pole and line fishing with six poles working in unison.
Fishermen catching yellowfin tuna by pole and line fishing. They are standing in the racks on the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Vessel HUGH M. SMITH.
Measuring the length of a bluefin tuna.
Pole and line tuna fishing boat from Fuenterrabia, Northern Spain.
Scientists tagging bluefin tuna in the Bay of Biscay with traditional tagging method.
After tagging, the bluefin tuna are returned to the sea. The tag is visible on the back of the tuna.
Man on left is holding tuna while man on right prepares to insert tag.
Fisherman bringing tuna to tagging table while pole and line fishing for additional tuna continues. Scientists were conducting the tagging operation on a chartered commercial fishing vessel. All tuna caught were tagged and returned to the sea.
After tagging, the bluefin tuna are returned to the sea.
Pole and line fishing on a chartered vessel to catch tuna for tagging. Scientists tagged each fish caught and returned it to the sea.
Scientist preparing to tag albacore tuna - Thunnus alalunga.
Scientist displaying pop-off electronic tag. This tag is inserted into a fish's flesh and pops off when it has been programmed to do so. It transmits a signal to an ARGOS satellite for tracking large pelagic fish species.
Scientists measuring a bluefin tuna - Thunnus thynnus.
A bluefin tuna caught in the trap at Stintino.
Bluefin tuna male sexual glands.
Bluefin tuna female sexual glands. Also, note heart in upper right of container .
A bluefin tuna attacked by a shark while being brought aboard during pole and line fishing operations. This tuna was attacked during a scientific tagging cruise on a chartered vessel.
Photo #1.Cross-section of first spine of dorsal fin of young bluefin tuna showing annual growth rings. These rings are similar to tree growth rings. The wide (brown) areas represent summer growth during periods of high food intake. The narrow (white) bands represent periods of less fast growth during the winter when the fish's metabolism slows.
Photo #2. Compare this cross-section to the previous image. Notice the greater width of the outer band. This is because the first cross-section was from a bluefin tuna caught in June while the second was from a tuna caught in November. The wider area represents a long period of high food intake during summer/ autumn months. These images are greatly magnified.
Cross-section of first spine of dorsal fin of a one-year old bluefin tuna. This image is greatly magnified.
A fin whale - Balaenoptera physalus -on the Bay of Biscay.
A pod of killer whales on the Bay of Biscay.
Artist's conception of school of tuna pursuing a school of bait fish while pole and line fishing is being conducted from fishing vessel.
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Artist's conception of pole and line fishing. When one fish is hooked, the rest of the school tends to follow the hooked fish to the side of the fishing vessel .
Scientist tagging a juvenile tuna.
Preparing to tag a large yellowfin tuna caught on longline gear by the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries Ship OREGON in the Caribbean Sea.
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This is a blog devoted to the reading challenge Women Unbound. The challenge runs from November 2009-November 2010, but you may join in the fun whenever you wish! Participants are encouraged to read nonfiction and fiction books related to the rather broad idea of 'women's studies.' The definition according to Merriam-Webster
the multidisciplinary study of the social status and societal contributions of women and the relationship between power and gender.
For nonfiction, this would include books on feminism, history books focused on women, biographies of women, memoirs (or travelogues) by women, essays by women and cultural books focused on women (body image, motherhood, etc.). The topics I've listed aren't mean to be exhaustive; if you come across a nonfiction book whose subject is female-related, it counts! Of course, if you're not sure you can always ask about it in a comment. And if you need some ideas for specific books, check out the 'Reading Lists' page.
It's trickier to say what is applicable as fiction. Obviously, any classic fiction written by a feminist is applicable. But where do we go from there? To speak generally, if the book takes a thoughtful look at the place of women in society, it will probably count. At the end of the day, it's up to you to explain in your review why you chose this for the challenge and its connection to women's studies. Once again, if you need some specific ideas, check out the 'Reading Lists' page.
One quick note about author gender. There isn't a rule if a book's written by a woman it counts and if by a man it doesn't count. I firmly believe that men can be feminists and that not all women are feminists. As long as the book adheres to the definition of women's studies I've shared above, it counts.
Interested in participating? Great! There are three levels you can choose as a reader:
- Philogynist: read at least two books, including at least one nonfiction one.
- Bluestocking: read at least five books, including at least two nonfiction ones.
- Suffragette: read at least eight books, including at least three nonfiction ones.
You don't have to have a blog (if you don't have one, e-mail me your reviews and I'll post them here) or choose which books you want to read ahead of time. That being said, if you have a blog, you can sign up via Mr. Linky, preferably including a link to your post about joining the challenge (and your book list if you have one)! Be sure to choose your favourite button to go along with your post.
If you have created a list, be sure to pop over and share it in the comments of the Reading Lists page as well.
If you love women's studies, and would like to write a guest post for this challenge blog, please e-mail us (astripedarmchairATgmailDOTcom, aarti.nagarajuATgmailDOTcom, or bkclubcareATgmailDOTcom)! It's not necessary, but I think it'd be fun for the blog to have various discussions of women's issues.
Also, this whole challenge began thanks to the excitement of people on Twitter. If you'd like to talk about it on Twitter, we've been using the hashtag #unbound.
October 30, 2009 2:10 am
Hi, Eva! I'm thinking of joining this challenge. One fiction book I highly recommend is So Long a Letter by Mariama Ba. Here's my review for those interested:
I also think Unless by Carol Shields would be considered feminist fiction as well.
October 31, 2009 6:09 pm
I think I probably signed up for this challenge too many times. Anyway, here is a link to my post about the challenge and the answers to the 3 questions:
Thanks for hosting. I'm looking forward to reading great women and about great women!
November 1, 2009 12:14 am
I'm in! Just need to think about my books, but I love this idea!
November 1, 2009 11:31 pm
I'm in. Will post my favorite titles later. It's nice to be able to read in community!
November 2, 2009 2:46 am
I'm in! Thanks for this. I love this idea and will bring it up to my students on their book club ning (80% girls). I'll be looking for more 'women's studies' issues geared for middle school readers and then link back to this.
November 2, 2009 6:50 am
I am looking forward to the challenge. I will have my answers up to the questions shortly.
November 2, 2009 2:31 pm
I am definitely in! I got my Masters of Research in Women Studies and have always been interested in this very topic (in fact my Masters in English was heavily slanted towards feminist theory). What a great challenge!! I'm really looking forward to this! Cheers!
November 9, 2009 10:50 am
I'm joining the challenge. I'm so excited and I actually have most of the books I chose on my To-be-read pile except for one.
November 9, 2009 3:33 pm
Love this challenge! What a great way to explore some new books! I've signed up and will get to making my list! Here's my post about the Challenge:
Thanks for hosting! I look forward to reading everyone's reviews! And checking out some blogs I'm not familiar with!
November 10, 2009 10:06 pm
What a great idea. I've just read through some of the books people have suggested and I've spotted loads I've wanted to read for ages so this will be a good push to make me get around to them at last.
Not sure what I'll read yet, but as the ones I've spotted so far are a mix of fiction and non-fiction I might aim for the Suffragette level.
Can't wait to discover some new books through this.
November 16, 2009 5:57 am
I would like to join this challenge. I am a biblical novelist and obiviously am interested in women of the Bible. I believe that in their own way some were great feminists. I am interested in posting a guest post about this. I am also interested in historical novels that celebrate the lives of women. Here is one I can recommend: "The Fruit of her Hands," by Michelle Cameron.
November 23, 2009 12:08 am
Yee Haw! Sign me up!
November 25, 2009 6:54 pm
Here's my post!
November 28, 2009 1:36 am
I'm delighted to join the party. My list is at:
December 7, 2009 10:09 am
Hi. I'm in, having found you only at the very end of November!
I've done the meme: http://tastingrhubarb.blogspot.com/2009/12/women-unbound.html
This was interesting to do. I've been a feminist for so long, it isn;t something I talk about much any more. So I really didn't know what I was going to say until it poured out.
I don't have a booklist yet, only the first title, as mentioned in my post. I look forward to ferreting around in all those reading lists and finding some books I've never thought of reading, perhaps never heard of. Will leave another link when I post the first review and when I read and review more.
Thank you for starting this.
December 11, 2009 5:05 pm
I'm always ready to read studies about women. Probably, I will stick with fiction, might add a nonfiction in there too. I chose this category. Although, I can't pronounce it.(:
By the way I loved SO LONG A LETTER by Mariama Ba. I haven't read "Speak." I hear it's really good.
December 14, 2009 8:33 pm
I'm finally getting serious about some challenges and I'm going to sit down and look through my books and create my list and post it before the end of the weekend hopefully. I've already read one book for it and maybe, just maybe, I'll be able to take some time to jot a few things down about it. Thanks.
December 16, 2009 2:06 pm
I'd love to join in on this one and I'll put a list together on my blog today.
January 2, 2010 10:35 am
I finally signed up! Here is my post and my start of challenge meme:
Thanks for a great challenge
January 9, 2010 6:17 pm
Signing up for the Suffragette category
Here's my post:
January 14, 2010 11:16 am
Great! New Year and all that. Baby number 5 has recently arrived, so I anticipate lots of sitting around breastfeeding with book in my free hand. Was in the library yesterday and picked up The Independence of Miss Mary Bennet by Colleen McCullough. So I have officially started! I am aiming for Suffragette, but best not to make plans, as they rarely work out IMO.
January 15, 2010 3:39 am
Hey, I came across this challenge yesterday and interested to participate, although I'm two months behind, but I'm willing to give it a try.
I wrote a post on my blog and put up the books I'm considering so far.
Thanks for this great challenge
Shannon permalinkJanuary 27, 2010 7:11 pm
Hi all!
I'm stoked to join this challenge. I was looking for one that combined feminist memoir and fiction, and this looks like my best bet (though I know selections don't necessarily have to be "feminist"). I'm going for the Suffragette level and have so far selected by Charlotte Perkins Gilman for starters. Looking forward to it!
January 31, 2010 7:50 pm
I'm brushing off my bloomers so that I can be a Suffragette. You can find my Join Post here and other related posts and reviews will be tagged. Thanks very much for the Challenge!
March 23, 2010 9:44 pm
I posted a page with ALL current reading challenges. Let me know if you want me to add any other information about yours. I hope it brings even more readers to the Women Unbound Reading Challenge!
Reading Challenges.
Rachelle (Bibliobabe)
April 14, 2010 2:17 am
Hi! I just finished Watermark, by Vanitha Sankaran- here's my review: http://enchantedbyjosephine.blogspot.com/
April 16, 2010 3:01 pm
Hi, just finished A Golden Web- the story of Alessandra Gilliani- a young woman (barely out of her teens) who became the first female anatomist. Fantastic book. Here's my review http://enchantedbyjosephine.blogspot.com/2010/04/golden-web-book-review-giveaway.html
May 5, 2010 1:35 am
Have read 3 so far of the 5 I hope to complete for this challenge. It might be another couple months before I start the next one, so I thought I might let you know the links to the 3 reviews I have done so far, and will post the other 2 later:
The 6 Wives of Henry VIII – http://sorcha-sidhe.blogspot.com/2010/01/six-wives-of-henry-viii.html
The Lost Book of Salem – http://sorcha-sidhe.blogspot.com/2010/01/lost-book-of-salem.html
Eleanor of Aquitaine – http://sorcha-sidhe.blogspot.com/2010/05/eleanor-of-aquitaine.html
Happy Reading!
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It seems so exciting. I like challenges. But, I do not know how to get books from the list (I live in Croatia). I am looking for Elaine Showalters books for 3 weeks, and our libraries do not have them. I suppose this will be the same case. It certainly kills the joy 😦
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A shave and a haircut will cost you more than two bits just about anywhere, but it'll run you over two Hamiltons at the U.S. Senate barbershop — more than double what barbers in some parts of the country charge. Yet despite these high prices, the shop, which is supposed to be self-sustaining, ended up $300,000 in the hole last year and got its own taxpayer bailout, proving once again that government is incapable of performing even the smallest tasks cheaply and competently.
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Congress is investigating a series of questionable "green" loans made by the Obama administration to a variety of dubious companies, more than a few of which later went bankrupt costing taxpayers billions of dollars. But despite repeated requests, Energy Secretary Steven Chu has so far failed to testify on the matter, forcing Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif., left) to warn him of a potential subpoena if cooperation is not forthcoming.
For nearly four decades Congress has ensured that federal spending rises inexorably by guaranteeing that every budget item increases automatically each year. And woe to anyone who seeks merely to reduce these automatic increases, for he shall be labeled a heartless, slash-and-burn budget cutter!
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2015 Room blocks for the conference are as follows. Keep in mind the conference venue is in Mandan.
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Cut off: Midnight, Tuesday, Sept. 8
Phone Number: 701-223-4009, "Kids In Ministry Block"
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All KIMI Conferences are held at the offices of Kids in Ministry International building, known as the Fire Center, 111 Collins Ave., Mandan, ND 58554. Mandan is seven miles from Bismarck, ND on Hwy 94.
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Update on FernandoFernando contiues working in a travel agency. He is a tourist guide and offers tourism services like the Sacred Valley or Machu Picchu. He has been working for 15 years in this business and he would like to have a travel agency. His dream is that his children study and become professionals.
Fernando is asking for this loan to buy materials such as tents, utensils and tools for his business.
Fernando is happy about this loan and promises to fulfill the monthly payments.
El socio está feliz por el préstamo y se compromete a cumplir con los pagos de su cuota.
Previous Loan DetailsFernando was born in the charming city of Cusco and he is 41 years old. He currently lives in the same city in which he was born. He is a hard-working father who gets his four children ahead in life. Fernando is a tourist guide. He works in the "Chaska Travel" agency. The agency offers tou... More from Fernando's previous loan »
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Important InformationAbout Asociación Arariwa
Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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All because they caught wind that you'll be joining us on Tuesday, May 24, 2016 and have reserved a K suite for 2 night(s). They want to ensure you experience Tahoe like a local. That's part of our "My Tahoe" pledge; to provide you with an "inside experience" of our little pocket of amazing.
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The Gondola and Heavenly Village (shopping, skating, miniature golf, etc…) is just steps from your room and minutes from the slopes. 24 hour entertainment is just a few steps across the Stateline; Lake Tahoe is a ten minute walk out the front door and scenic hiking trails are just out the back door.
Then again, you'll find plenty happening right here at the Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel. You'll get a free breakfast buffet every morning, including bakery delights, fresh fruit and our special egg casserole. After that, you might consider a trip to our Exercise Room or Pool — conveniently located next to the breakfast atrium. Our 24 hour covered valet parking is just $26 per day and can be added now by calling 530-544-5400, or when you arrive.
Lastly, if you're the kind who likes to explore destinations through the eyes of a local, chat up any of our staff for details. Each one wears a name badge that says a little about their passions in life, everything from sharing the best hiking trail, best beach, best golf course, or the best ski run.
Your suite is ready and so are we. See you soon.
The Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel Team
MAY 24TH and 25th
LAKE TAHOE RESORT HOTEL 530.543.2114 for reservations
Keyword: for reservation discount OAK GROVE HOTSHOT
Happy New Year! 2016 is here and in only five (5) short months, so will our reunion. Come join us in beautiful South Lake Tahoe, California. This Reunion is not limited to Oak Grove Hotshots. All former and current Forest Service employees are welcome. Space can be limited so get your reservations in now and mark your calendar. See you there and Boggs is buying.
We have made arrangements with the Dunham Manufacturing Company to produce a Woody logo ring and the Pine Tree logo ring. The rings are model 1031-RT in the Category of a Family Crest. The metal is Palisil (silver) and considered white in color. Engraving is free with perhaps the year/s you were on the crew or Forest. Design work has been paid for. The price for the ring is $118 plus $15 shipping. Contact:
Fernando Corral firstname.lastname@example.com
Dunham Jewelry Manufacturing, Inc.
7730 Trade Center Ave. El Paso TX 79912
Phone: 915.845.1722 Toll Free: 1.866.545.1722 Fax: 915.845.7584
For the benefit of the Wildland Firefighter Foundation (WFF) all proceeds from the sale of both the "Pine Tree" patch and the "Woody" patch, will go to the Foundation.
Buy one for yourself, your children and grandchildren and tell them the history of these fine patches. We believe the "Pine Tree" patch (circa 1955) was the first unofficial patch used by the Forest Service. Here is how you get them:
Contact Chuck Grennell either by emailing Chuck at: firstname.lastname@example.com or call him at: area code 209.795.4782. Or even if you prefer snail-mail, his mailing address is: P.O. Box 2506, Arnold, CA 95223
Cost is $4.00 per patch for either one and up to 4 patches for a $1.00 mailing fee. Up to 8 patches for $2.00 mailing fee and Chuck will negotiate on order-by-order beyond 8.
Both patches are on sale now and will also be available at the reunion if any are left, so we suggest you order now because the stock is limited.
Also, please pass the word to those you know about these patches and where the proceeds will go. Support the Wildland Firefighter Foundation (WFF).
MAY 24TH and 25th
LAKE TAHOE RESORT HOTEL 530.543.2114 for reservations
Keyword: for reservation discount OAK GROVE HOTSHOT
For the benefit of the Wildland Firefighter Foundation (WFF) all proceeds from the sale of both the "Pine Tree" patch and the "Woody" patch, pictured below, will go to the Foundation.
Buy one for yourself, your children and grandchildren and tell them the history of these fine patches. We believe the "Pine Tree" patch (circa 1955) was the first unofficial patch used by the Forest Service. You can find a similar patch on ebay for more than twice the price and the profits do not go to the WFF.
Here is how you get them:
Contact Chuck Grennell either by emailing Chuck at: firstname.lastname@example.com or calling him at: area code 209.795.4782. Or even if you prefer snail-mail, his mailing address is: P.O. Box 2506, Arnold, CA 95223
Cost is $4.00 per patch for either one and up to 4 patches for a $1.00 mailing fee. Up to 8 patches for $2.00 mailing fee and Chuck will negotiate on order-by-order beyond 8.
Both patches are on sale now and will also be available at the reunion if available, so we suggest you order now because the stock is limited.
Also, please pass the word to those you know about these patches and where the proceeds will go. Support the Wildland Firefighter Foundation.
Well, it's on!! The 2016 Oak Grove Hotshot Reunion Committee has selected both the location and the date for the next reunion.
Mark your calendars for May 24th and 25th (Tuesday and Wednesday) of 2016 for South Lake Tahoe. This reunion will be informal as was the 2014.
We are returning to the Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel at Heavenly for a variety of reasons including central location, a variety of "things to do", and the companionable atmosphere of the atrium.
Reservations can be made either by calling toll-free to: 1.800.988.9895 or by going to the hotel's website: http://www.tahoeresorthotel.com and using the group code: OAKGROVE.
Room rates are $109 for a standard King plus tax. The hotel is also giving us a valet parking and Internet (WiFi) reduction during our stay.
We are also working on keepsake items that include patches and ring. The first patch is the pine tree patch on a shield with a green border and "Angeles" written on top with "Natlforest" along the bottom. The next patch is the Woody logo patch. Both of these patches will cost an estimated $2.50 each if you purchase at the reunion. Otherwise $2.50 plus mailing charges if mailed to you. The next item is a ring called a "family crest" style ring with either of the two logos mentioned above. The cost of these rings will depend on the metal you order it with and will range about $90 up. Any proceeds will go to the Wildland Firefighter Foundation.
We will need your input on your interest on the patches and ring and please be specific as to the item.
Feedback is always appreciated.
A little update on our proposed 2016 Reunion. At this point the Oak Grove Hotshot Crew Association (O.G.H.C.A.) is about 90% certain that we will have a 2016 Reunion, the question is where. The OGHCA is looking into opportunities at the following locations: Reno (two sites) South Lake Tahoe (same place we used in 2014) Sacramento (two sites) San Fransisco Bay area, San Diego and a nice invitation from Tom York in Ojai. We have established criteria for the site and we know no matter where we have the reunion it will not fit the needs for everyone.
If you have comments please contact us at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Went out via email contact list on Jan. 15, 2015
Possible Oak Grove Hotshot 2016 reunion
We are investigating interest in having a 2016 reunion to be held in May and we need your help.
We have had two wonderful reunions, one in 2012 that was pretty formal with speakers, memorabilia and a luncheon. In 2014 we had a very informal reunion that was basically a get together.
This reunion is open to any former Forest Service employee and spouses that would like to participate.
Please hit your reply button and tell us yes or no and if a "yes", let us know what kind of reunion you would like and where.
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Thank you, Oak Grove Hotshot 2016 Reunion committee.
I just saw a note from Mike Rogers supporting the proposed reunion in May. Yes I think its a great idea, Reno is a good place. May I suggest the Atlantis—great rates.
Yes. Formal or informal. No location preference.
Dick Williamson
Yes, I am very interested. Tahoe was nice, but is that centrally located for all?
Gerry Himango
Reunion Committee:
Although I had planned on attending the 2012 & 2014 Reunion's, unfortunately; I was unable. I will be clearing my calendar early to attend the 2016 reunion……so my answer is YES.
Whichever reunion format (formal vs. informal) would yield the greatest attendance may be something to consider.
If you are searching for a location, perhaps San Diego would be an attractive option. I would be able to assist with the logistics and coordinate with the management of potential venues. Just a thought.
Thanks in advance for the opportunity to provide feedback.
Brian Fennessy
Assistant Fire Chief Emergency Operations
San Diego Fire-Rescue Department
Yes, definitely.
Larry Thomas
I really enjoyed both reunions, but the informal style left us a lot of options. I'm willing to travel.
Tom Kruschke
Yes, A informal maybe with a dinner.
Claude Marsh
yes, perhaps a mix between 12 and 14
Jim Stumpf
Jim Robb
Yes we would come just let us know when and where
Jack Lane
Hi Steve,
I would support a get together in May. The 1st part of May does not work for us as I am tied up on a large project for the US Navy the 1st two weeks in May. I agree with George Roby, keep it informal and that Reno would be a good location, easy to get in and out of, good room rates, lots of good inexpensive food choices. There are some good Basque Restaurants in Reno that would work for a large group. I like the Basque Restaurant in the Santa Fe Hotel in the heart of downtown Reno. May is part of the slow season in the tourist industry in Reno so you should get some excellent group rates in late May. We do have our oldest grandson graduating from High School in Virginia the 1st week in June, so June of 2015 would not work for me.
Mike Rogers
Happy New Year to you and yours.
I'd be interested in participating again – depending on the dates you choose. I'd recommend an informal gathering again – maybe with an evening happy hour with no host bar and appetizers in Reno again. This would help get/force everyone to gather in one place to mix and mingle and trade war stories – without a formal agenda. Reno's pretty easy to get to, reasonable room rates, reasonable food, entertainment, etc.
The week you've been having it is not good for us (and a few others) due to the conflict with the Los Padres Compadres Reunion at Pozo. Some of us could make it work better if you scheduled the OG reunion for 2 or 3 days during the period of May 20 to June 6. If this makes it difficult for others I wouldn't change your normal dates.
Just food for thought. Best Regards, G.A.
Yah, Sure getting together again would be fun. Loved hearing the stories that were told!
Greg Ruggles
This sounds good to me. I liked the informal style better of the two.
Chuck Grennell
Yes. Like 2014.
Bruce Hamp
I would definitely attend a 2016 reunion. In fact, if there is enough interest to schedule one, I would be happy to assist in putting it together. I planned a lot of training and other sessions while working for the FS and I have some good ideas for locations and securing good rates for lodging.
If I may suggest, in order to assure good weather, maybe early fall would be better. It seams that every year I plan a trip somewhere in May there is inclement weather for at least part of it. Not so in September. Lodging rates and availability can be much better after schools resumes in fall as well. Also, how about coming up with three choices for location and then putting it to a vote by those who pledge to attend?
Please share my input with your mailing list and let me know if you like any of those ideas.
Wayne Crowder
Yes Do Not care where as long as I can find a trailer park close. Just like to visit with friends.
Bob Powers
Larry & Steve:
Yes. Inviting "all" former USFS is a good idea, although, you may want to consider indicating in your invitation something along these lines: "Who were former Hot Shots anywhere in the system, associated with Hot Shot
crews in any manner, interested in the Hot Shot Program & History & wildland fire suppression issues past &/or present, or persons who worked in other fire management positions including smokejumpers or other persons
with assignments on wildfires."
McClellan in Sac is a location worth considering. Lots of associated perks on base & nearby to attract attendees. The USFS Fire Training Center & the Air & Space Museum for example. Easy to get to & reasonable & good
quarters. Good food & booze, conference & meeting room setting both informal & formal. Even a swimming pool.
Too big an explanation I know. Also, you could perhaps combine the informal with formal (20% formal & 80% informal).
Bill Derr
sounds good to me
Paul Copeland
YES. Maybe a dinner together w/a guest speaker who would speak the truth about planned direction FS going in general, with emphasis on Aviation and Fire mngt. Forest,Region, or national Staff.
John Bowser
Yes, same location as in 2012
Mike Gutierrez
Mike Page
Hi There,
I would be interested in a reunion of some type. Location anywhere, type, informal.
Tom Way
Tom Hensley
Yes,this sounds like fun and Reno or Tahoe would be great. Thanks for inviting Chilao.
Hans Holtz
Yes I will go. I have no preference where or what kind of gathering. Thanks!
Here's a thought. Talk to the City of Pasadena (I think they own our former camp) about a huge BBQ at Oak Grove. We get volunteers to clean the place up a little, set up EZ ups, BBQs, beer etc. I would help, might even bring a few kegs of homemade beer!
Robert Hewitt
YES. Something onor closer to the Angeles would be nice.
Steve Slate
Although I was unable to make either of the first two reunions, I would like to see another gathering in 2016 and would plan to attend if possible. I would prefer a location in southern California near the ANF.
Bruce Bundick
Chilao 1971-1991
Yes, I am interested
Lynn Biddison
Yes I would be interested either Reno Tahoe od San Diego might be nice to invite all the area hotshot crews and sorry Tom K lost your e-mail address.
Gene Allara
Yes im interested reno sounds good.
Gary Kruth
Yes it sounds good. Informal.
Joe Gutierez
Yes I would be interested. I'd have to say LA county area.
Glenn Wears
Chris Slate has an interest. Let me know any updates.
No, but thanks and keep up the good work.
Joe Gamm
Mike McGeragle
Would love to attend another reunion! If i can make it i`ll be there. Still like to hear war stores. And there are some real good ones out there. So , don`t care where or what kind I hope to be there.
Jerry O`Dell
Yes I think I would like to attend in May 2016
Ken Mc Cool
Yes, I'll be looking forward to this reunion, having missed the last one.
Anywhere is good for me, coming from Prescott, az
Bill Barnard
I would be interested, I was on OGHS in 1966
Jack Von Ah
Since Debbie and I own the management agreement for Soule Park Golf Course in Ojai, we would like to offer our facility for a combination golf and BBQ or Banquet in our banquet facility. If you are interested we could either do something in our banquet room after an optional golf outing or we could set up our picnic tables outside. There are lots of options for either a casual or formal get together.
If this is something you would like to do, you can contact Debbie at 760-207-8832 or email her at firstname.lastname@example.com. She can go over the options and costs for food or drink. I can be reached at the number below or email@example.com.
Thanks, Tom York
I would be interested if it was local.
Don McCormack
I would be interested in attending. I would be fine with a somewhat informal event.
Mike Dougherty
I would like to come
Rick Waite
Yes. Reno would be a good place. Let me know.
Gary Reynolds
I would like another informal get together. It made it possible to get reacquainted. We've had the meetings in the north and south, how about some place in the central part of the state?
I'm interested, I haven't been to any yet because I've been out of town on both occasions. Sounds like fun…
Shawn Walls
Go for it. Tahoe is always a good bet in May. Maybe Vegas if its not to far away for folks.
Mark Sayles
Yes, I am interested in a May, 2016 Oak Grove Hotshot Reunion. I had the time of my life photographing the Hot Shots in the summer of 1968. I was at the reunion in Lake Tahoe and
thoroughly enjoyed meeting forest fire fighters from all eras.
Tim Brehm
yep that yes and tell me where I be there ken Peugh all in
Oak Grove hotshot 2016 reunion committee_____yes I am interested in another reunion. I had to miss the last one due to death in the family. Lake Taco is a great place with lots of things to do.
Duane Casita
Reno sounds fine to me. We like the Silver Legacy in downtown Reno. Reasonable room rates, good close parking, and it's near other casinos and restaurants.
Royal Mannion
Reno will work for me.
Chris Kruschke
Ron Kilby
Bob Swinford
No , will not make it. Hope u have a great event!
Bob Serrato
Chris Slate is very interested as is my brother Steve. Thank you for chasing me down
Yes I am interested. I prefer a informal get together in the north or central part of the state.
Todd Heckert
wont be able to make it
Ron Shurney
How about Bakersfield, CA. with a luncheon Buffet, and party down at the BUCK OWENS CLUB ? I would like each person introduce themselves and assignments they held. I'll be there at any location you pick. Jerry Rice Moorhead, Iowa.
I'm interested. Informal, Reno works for me
John schaffer
I'd be ready for another one. I don't care where it's held. Tom Ralls
I will not at the reunion thank you Denis Mitchell
I won't be able to make it. But glad this gathering is continuing on.
Tom Pogue
To:whoever is giving so generously of their time.
I would love to join in, but excuses,excuses; too old, wouldnt recognize anyone etc. etc. I was a summer employee for two summers in the late 50's. Stationed at Oak Grove Ranger Station. A Hot Shot the first year; foreman was a great man. He died in a fire east of there the following summer. I arrived at that fire as a TTO shortly afterward. I believe his first name was Norm and the last name I do not recall. Another friend I recall from those days was a big tall fellow, Dave Lake.
I was injured on a fire my last summer and they used me to replace the lookout on Mendenhal Peak ( while she took leave ) and then finished the summer at Little Tujunga RS.
I loved my time with the USFS, but went on to another career which I am still at part time. I cannot commit, but this event is in my bucket list. Again thank you and everyone and please keep me on your mailing list. Blue Skies and a low fire danger.
Tom "OB 1" OBryon
No thanks, Ray Coker
Yes, informal
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Are you weak? Feverish? Flow affected by laying down vs walking around?
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although if it's your first AF since giving birth, I would expect it to be quite heavy. I'd watch it for a while - have you consistently gone through a tampon an hour for many hours? Or just once?
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Mine was that heavy my first AF after each of my 3 kids. I am cursed with heavy, painful periods anyways, so I look at it as my body trying to pay me back for the break I got while nursing!
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Honestly - it sounds normal to me, esp for a first PP AF. If it continues overnight I'd give the OB on call a heads up. But even when I was sure I'd need to be seen I'd be told it wasn't a big deal or to give it a little more time.
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Back on topic. If the bleeding continues for more than 4-6 hours, I would probably call your gyn just in case.
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The rule is a super pad or tampon an hour for more than 3.
I understand OP. Sometimes, I get bored too. Instead of making up shit on a baby forum, I drink. Maybe take up drinking. - trinaliz
A large just lasted me 25 minutes before leaks. If it happens again I'm going to call the doctor. :( which I don't want to do. My doctor, family, and DH are our of state..... I literally know no one here. :'(
Pitty party starting....
Proud mama of an energetic little boy born 6/2011 and a new bundle of love 1/2014
In my experience, my post partum AF is really heavy, like you're describing, until it's over.
My advice? Check out a diva cup, moon cup, or instead cup. They won't leak like tampons and make the super heavy flow more manageable. I have a tilted cervix though, so I leak through tampons even on my lightest days-- they just don't fit well!
Yay for girls! We have 3!


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