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Interview with a Nutritarian: Terry
For years, Terry, a former high school and college athlete, could "eat anything" and work it off with lots of exercise through sports. However, in his late twenties, the weight began to pile on as his social eating and drinking increased, and his exercise decreased. The once fit athlete ballooned into an obese and unhealthy, middle-aged guy who felt miserable. Thankfully, a mutual friend and vegan proponent, Heather Mills, posed a challenge to Terry to get his health back and introduced him to Dr. Fuhrman. The rest is history. He's now more than half way through the challenge, and it has changed more than just his medical stats. Welcome to Disease Proof, Terry.
Tell us about yourself and how you decided to take the plunge to get your health back?
For more than a decade I've been overweight and unhappy with how I've looked and felt. I've wanted to lose 75 lbs to get down to what I weighed when I played collegiate rugby. I grew up playing sports and ate lots of high fat food, but never had a potbelly until I was twenty-five; and even then, when rugby season would start, I could always run it off. However, by the time I was thirty I was a heavy drinker and hardly exercised anymore. My career as an advertising executive in Manhattan requires dining out with clients late into the night as a significant part of my job. There seemed to be no end to my disease promoting lifestyle. Two years ago, when I turned forty, I thought I was a hopeless case. I didn't think I'd ever be fit, active or happy again like I was in my early twenties.
Heather posed a challenge for me to go vegan for six months to see what effect it would have on my weight, blood pressure and cholesterol. She wanted me to do it "right" so she introduced me to Dr. Fuhrman, who took the challenge a step further. He wanted me to focus on eating high nutrient vegetation for optimal health, and become a nutritarian for life.
At first I thought Heather's idea was crazy, because I loved meat and cheese; and it was even suggested that I give up alcohol! She offered to provide the food for six months and arrange monthly check-ups with Dr. Fuhrman if I would write a blog about the experience. After thinking about the challenge for many weeks, I decided to go for it. By this time, I had tipped the scales at 302 lbs [6'4"].
I started the six month quest with 100% gusto on November 1, 2009; just as I was entering my favorite eating and drinking season of the year. A couple of days prior I had my first consultation with Dr. Fuhrman and he laid it on the line just like a coach would, and Eat to Live became the playbook.
How did you feel before committing to Eat to Live?
I was tired all the time, and it was a struggle to perform even the simplest of tasks such as bending over to tie my shoes or climb a flight of stairs. However, even though I was obese, I didn't look more than 50 lbs overweight and I lived a "normal" life. I could still fit in airplane seats and was never in want of a date; therefore, I ignored my extremely unhealthy body. I thought I ate relatively healthy and didn't consider myself to be a junk food addict. For those rare times that I did look in the mirror and become shocked at my size, I would order a giant steak, creamed spinach, bottle of wine, and a few Scotches to make me happy again.
I naively assumed that if I just cut back on food intake and exercised more that I could achieve my weight loss goal; however, Dr. Fuhrman quickly set me straight. I was surprised to learn that my steaks with creamed spinach and 12" subs were junk food; causing my cholesterol to be dangerously over 300! When Dr. Fuhrman stated, "We got you just in time," I knew it was not a hyperbole. My life was truly at risk.
What's happened to your body so far?
By the eighth day of following Eat to Live, I had lost 12 lbs and within six weeks my cholesterol dropped an incredible 100 points! I've lost 41 lbs in the last 3½ months, and feel great and closer to "normal" again. My body is now conditioned to enjoy healthy food. I love this new way of eating!
Are others noticing changes about you?
Yes, someone recently commented, "I didn't know you had a chin!" My girlfriend said that my skin looks healthier and more alive, and friends from years ago now see the same person they first met. However, the biggest change that others notice is my attitude. I was never without a drink and luscious spread of food, and now I'm surprising everyone. Many are encouraged and motivated because I'm the last person in the world they'd ever expect to see change eating and drinking habits. Now, the common response is, "If Terry can do it, I certainly can!"
Do you have any success tip(s) that you'd like to share with others in their journey to health?
- Yes, be selfish. In my case, I love to write, and the prospect of documenting this journey through a blog seemed irresistible. I told everyone I met that I was going on this radical quest to lose 75 lbs., and that I would be writing about it daily. [It's easy to set up a blog. If you tell everyone about it, and commit to writing about your journey, you are under pressure to stick with it!]
- Also I looked at the weight loss challenge as a sporting event. I'm competitive. I love to win. My ego was at stake because if I lost, I would not only be losing to myself, I would be losing to my doubters, and that got my competitive juices flowing!
Any final thoughts to share?
- Just because you feel "fine" doesn't mean your cholesterol is not life threatening.
- Just because you can still buy clothes "off the rack", or fit in an airplane seat, doesn't mean you're not dangerously obese.
- Just because people love you, doesn't mean you should ignore poor health and not do something about it.
Almost daily I hear the words of Dr. Fuhrman echo in my head, "We got you just in time."
Terry has 2 ½ months left of his six month quest to get his health back. I'll check in with him on the victor's platform in a few months! In the meantime, check out his blog. [By the way, since eating out with clients is a big part of his career, he uses his blog to encourage others, like himself, who are committed to eating for health while living in a big city full of challenging temptations.]
Congratulations Terry ~ we are cheering for you!


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2011 Colorado cyclocross promoter meeting minutes
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Thanks to the ACA for sharing the meeting minutes from the recent ACA promoters meeting. Decisions here will effect the 2011 Cyclocross season so read carefully
2011 Cross Promoters Meeting
February 26, 2011
Golden Visitors Center
Minutes by Chris McGee
Chris McGee introduced himself as the new Executive Director and welcomed promoters to the meeting. He
noted the growth and quality of Colorado cross in the last years, with racer numbers over 9,000 for 2010 and
nearly 30 medals at Cross Nationals awarded to Colorado racers of all ages and categories.
As part of the effort to encourage promoters to use the services of local on-line registration providers, Alan
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promoters. The services of Clint & Clark at SignUp365 were also noted. Promoters, please look at our local
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Bill Barr recognized Jon Tarkington's role in the ACA's recent success and financial stability.
Jon Tarkington took over as chair for the meeting, and began by asking all promoters to introduce themselves
and give their opinion as to why Colorado cyclocross racers are finding so much success at the national (and
international) level. Answers included (in no particular order):
- ACA has 40-50 teams that provide support for many skill levels and are committed to junior and
development programs.
- Our good weather and altitude contribute to excellent training.
- The diversity of hard, quality courses gives racers the opportunity to experience a variety of cross
- Full length races help our athletes prepare for shorter races in other settings.
- Many Colorado racers focus on Nationals for their season.
- Top end talent for local racing provides pressure for our racers to get better. Colorado a magnet for high
end cycling talent.
- Cross attracts road, mountain, and tri athletes – brings lots of talent together.
- Back to back racing most weekends (for juniors too) lets racers improve quickly.
- Colorado's cycling culture brings passion and commitment to the sport.
- The Boulder cross training rides help riders of all levels to improve.
Lots of new, fast faces keep the fields growing and getting faster.
Lots of support between clubs on race day, including help in the pits.
Jon urged the promoters to keep these ideas in mind as we proceeded with the meeting. Jon's view is that
cyclocross in Colorado is at a crossroads. The growth of the sport is forcing field sizes to be very large, this
causes difficulties for officials and impacts the racer experience. Do we allow 200+ field sizes? Do we limit
field sizes to 80 or 100? Where do we go and how do we shape cross in Colorado?
Jon suggested going to a 2-day schedule for Cross Cup events (as was the model for 2010 State
Championships). Many racers (66% of survey respondents) choose to race only 1 day per weekend, so a 2-day
schedule would not impact race participation numbers. Fields could be given their own time on the schedule
without combining. Officials and many racers would benefit. While the benefits of the 2-day schedule were
not seriously debated, there was very little interest from the promoters in promoting such a schedule given the
additional work and cost involved, and the inability to secure most venues for 2 days. The 2-day schedule did
not pass.
Brian Hludzinski made comments regarding the importance of holding Cross Cup promoters to the published
Cross Cup standards, especially regarding course width to 3 meters, the use of big venues, course length to a
minimum of 7 minutes, perhaps go to 8.5 minute laps, and make sure there is a separate start grid. Cross Cup
races are supposed to be the best events on the schedule and promoters have a responsibility to ensure this is the
The separate start grid is very important for our cross race day schedule, as it allows staging while other racers
are finishing. This allows promoters/officals to start the next race on schedule while allowing riders to finish.
This solution is better than the USAC/UCI policy of pulling riders from the field (which is antithetical to a
grassroots organization).
Lynn Taylor asked – could we use a standardized number schedule for Cross Cup races (ie, SM P,1 2 always
wear 1-125, SM 3 always 150 – 300, etc). Promoters liked this suggestion and would like to use it for all cross
races (except those with radically different schedules). Brian Hludzinski has generated and used a number
system that will be reviewed by the Board's Technical Committee and then implemented for 2011.
The season calendar was finalized based on promoters' first choices and an impressive level of cooperation
during the meeting. It is important to note that the two promoters that put in for State Championships came to
an agreement in which DBC Events withdrew, providing Alpha Bicycle Company with the opportunity to
promote the championship race.
The ACA cross season will run from the Sept 10th weekend thru December 18th (and perhaps through December
31st). No Cross Cup races will be allowed before Oct 1.
The difficulty of call-ups was discussed. Brian Hludzinski suggested that we use the free services of
www.crossresults.com, a website that tracks cross results. Jon agreed that this system would work well, as
many races in other parts of the country are using it. Pending approval from the new Cross Committee, we will
use crossresults.com for non-Cross Cup races. The call-ups for the first Cross Cup race in 2011 will be based
on 2010 Cross Cup results.
Bill spoke about the new timing system. As with the rollout of any new technology and system, this system will
require patience and determination on the part of the ACA staff, promoters, officials and racers. Cross
promoters should be able to learn from the example set by road promoters earlier in the season, especially how
to deal with rental and one-day chips. For 2011, chips are required for Cross Cup races. Brian Hludzinski
noted that his use of the chips at a race in the fall of 2010 was very good (His actual quote was "It's awesome.")
Many observations were noted:
- The growth of the singlespeed category and its likelihood to continue growing.
- Race fields are biggest between 9 and Noon.
- Boulder-based racing is significant in comparison to the rest of the state. At most events, half of the
participants are from Boulder. Cross Cup races in 2010 tended to draw larger fields outside of Boulder
than non-Cross Cup fields outside of Boulder.
- SM 35+ Cat 4 is the largest category.
- The rule that forbids pre-riding was very effective at reducing course clutter and bad interactions.
- Cross Cup 2011 will likely be 6 races.
- How do we upgrade sandbaggers out of 35+ Cat 4?
- Events after State Championships do not draw many racers. Hard to promote with less revenue. This is
in conflict with our desire/need to have a longer schedule that includes races before US National
Championships (Jan 4-8, 2012 in Madison, Wisconsin – be ready for cold and ice!)
- Perhaps we could have three defined race day schedules:
- Longest race day schedule before time change
- Medium race day schedule after time change
- Short race day schedules after States so promoters could run a half day (smaller combined
- The suggestion was raised – are we ready for two races on one day? The consensus was not until we
can draw 800 – 1000 people to a single event.
- Dual-permitted (both USAC and ACA) days are very difficult. The best system created thus far is the
race day schedule used by Chris Grealish at the Boulder Cup. The suggestion was made that other dual-
permitted events should use this schedule.
Jon mentioned specific areas that need to be addressed:
- Different skill levels within the same field or combined fields.
- The race day schedule needs retooling.
- How to structure the race day for women.
- Make sure the proposed call-up process will work.
To make 2011 work more smoothly, a Cross Committee was established to work on these issues. Members of
this committee are: Tony Panigutti, Bill Teasdale, Melissa Marts, Brian Hludzinski, Chris Grealish, Tim
Madden, Lynn Taylor, Frank Harney and Chris McGee. Chris will contact members and organize the meeting.
Discussion was ended and meeting adjourned at 3:35.
Attendees: Cade Bickmore, Lynn Bush , Galen Classen, Alan Enos, Zak Grabowski, Brian Graves, Chris
Grealish, Frank Harney, Brian Hludzinski, Cory Kramer, Glenn Light, Tim Madden, Melissa Marts, Lucas
McCain, Paul McCarthy, Bruce Miller , Davin Neubacher , Rob Noble, Tony Panigutti, Dale Riley, Doug
Robinson , Adam Rachubinski, Doug Richard, Tim Sandell, Brad Schneider , Tim Shea, Bill Teasdale, Jason
Trujillo, Rich Visscher, Talitha Vogt, Lee Waldman
ACA Board Members Present: Bill Barr, Clint Bickmore, Timothy Lynch, Lynn Taylor, Kayla Thomason
ACA Staff: Chris McGee, Yvonne van Gent, Jon Tarkington, Bruce Whitesel
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Cross Cup Races.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I am firmly opposed to having only 6 Cross Cup races and do not see the point of limiting the number from last year. With around 15 weeks of racing we should see at least 10 races. One big issue is that limiting the number of races will prevent the cream from rising to the top. If the top rider in a given Cat. misses a race due to illness or has a mechanical during a race, there is a good chance he/she might finish the season outside the top 8 places in the Cross Cup. The Cross Cup is to established the best riders, so we need ample number of races to prevent one race from dramatical changing the overall results.
In addition, Cross Cup races are better attended. The goal of cross in our state is to promote more and better races with higher attendance. The 6 Cross Cup races with be the highest attended races while many of the non Cross Cup races with have low attendance. Having more races is better for the racers and the promoters.
Points: 1
I'm curious how the ACA will
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I'm curious how the ACA will deal with DNFs in the Crossresults system. We've never kept track of them and reported DNFs to the Website or ours. Without including them wouldn't some people just quit if they mechanical or flat? In the past you would see people running their bikes and finishing 20-30 places behind where they should have finished. This wouldn't make a lot of sense when a DNF would be better than getting a score well above your average. Not all of us have an extra bike in the pit.
2nd. Wouldn't Crossresults cause other call-up problems? Say a racer becomes very focused in training and on skills in the off season. If they come out flying they may spend half the season strapped to the poor scores from the previous year. Though they would deserve a 1st row call-up, they may not get one at all until November depending on how many races they did.
3rd. Sometimes it takes weeks for ACA results to post on Crossresults. By using this system we would require officials to download the most current lists and print them. The data will certainly be outdated on consecutive racing days.
BTW, I'm not a hater. I love crossresults.com and I have spent hours on it and I bought a tee shirt from Colin to support the site. I just have some concerns and questions that I hope can be answered.
Points: 31
Dnf's matter
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Regarding DNF's and Crossresults.com, the ACA will just have to report DNF's. Crossresults does factor them in. If we did this last year the problem would have been distinguishing DNS's for people who pre-register and don't show from real DNF's. However this year with transponders that distinction should be easy.
Lastly Crossresults does weight the most recent results more heavily than older results.
Points: 18
It looks like
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
It looks like crossresults.com is being bought by BikeReg.
Points: 61
Cross Cup races
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Only 6 Cross Cup races for the season. That's lame. Why even have a Cross Cup when only 6 races qualify? I think 10 or 12 Cup races would make more sense. How bout 12 Cross Cup races and throw out a riders worst two performances? - 10 races used for score. Or 10 Cup races and throw out the worst two? 6 races is not enough.
Points: 28
Cross Cup & Call ups
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
If there are to only be 6 Cross Cup races then I think there needs to be a different call-up system designed where the results from non-CC races have some influence, both in the CC races but especially outside of the CC races. If a promoter has a series, they do their own call up system if it's not a CC race but many are 1-day promoters. Otherwise, you have only 6 races influencing where a rider starts. Referencing the words of an earlier post, if one is sick or has a mechanical or two then they are practically pigeon-holed in the start grid no matter how well they do thereafter.
I am a big fan of the non-CC results contributing something like half the points/weight for overall standings and therefore having some influence over call-ups. This is something that was proposed last year to give some bearing/influence to one's results. This is even more essential if there will be only 6 CC races and just because you dont make all the CC races, doesnt mean you're a chump and neither are the non-CC promoters.
Points: 38
Cross Cup needs more races
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I agree that 6 Cross Cup races aren't enough. One of the reason I like Cross Cup races is those are the events that the strong riders in my class show up for. Those are the riders that I want to compete against. If we are going to have more and more events that's great but there could be lots of weaker fields or days when the people you like racing against don't show. I liked having 10 or so key events last year where I knew there would be strong competition. I appreciate having important events to look forward to and I also like the lesser races and having a balance between them. This plan unbalances that situation with more unimportant races and only a few big one. I'm in favor of 8-10 CC races and dropping 1-2 worst results. The question is do we really have 10 big races. Some of last years CC events didn't meet the criteria in my opinion.
Points: 22
50% of weekends isn't enough?
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Cross Cup races are not allowed before October. There are 11 race weekends this year in Oct, Nov, and Dec not including States. 2 of these weekends will include the USGP and the big Boulder Cup weekend. 6 Cup races is over 50% of the race weekends for the period they are allowed. One, I don't think it is appropriate to have 2 cup races in one weekend. Two, I don't think the cup should be an attendance contest. It's awesome that the posters here want to race more, but not everyone can pull off racing every single weekend in October and November. UCI World Cup is 8 races over 4 months. I would argue that 6 races is plenty of time for the cream to rise to the top. Part of racing cross is equipment choice, so some mechanicals are self-induced, and staying upright is also part of the game.
Points: 29
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"I don't think the cup should be an attendance contest." This drum is beaten year in, year out and it looks like you may have finally won out. I don't fully disagree, however, attendance should count for something and I personally like having a full load of races that count. The Boulder Racing series was 5 races last year, what would make the Cup more important than BR? Bigger trophy? Remember that there are racers in Colorado who just race (or care about) cyclocross and the ACA series. Traditionally a long points series in cross has been successful and very fun for most people. Why change it? Is there an effort to limit BAR/BAT to just a few races?
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The course in the office park near (Erie? Superior?) last season was a joke. How much more un-inspiring could a bike race be? That was a VERY short track, 80% of which was on wet grass, 15% on sidewalks - super lame - not really a cyclocross course at all. It actually discouraged me from racing in any other Colorado races - which is sad.
Please - make more of an effort to come up with more interesting courses that are not surrounded by high rises and highways. Colorado has no shortage of open spaces, parks and farms - let's have races in these places instead. You might not only see an increase in participation, but spectators as well.
Veteran CX Racer, New to Colorado
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Rated 5 out of 5 by annaAIAidaho Beautiful, Functional Design After combing the internet for a storage platform bed, we decided to order this bed for a number of reasons. First, the price couldn't be beat. Second, we have purchased a dining room table and console table from World Market in the past and were very pleased with the high quality and low cost of their furniture. So, I felt confident ordering this bed. It only took 11 days for the bed to arrive. My husband assembled it in about 4 hours. The most time consuming part of the assembly was framing the 4 drawers. From the product description, I wasn't certain how those drawers operated, so I will share what I know now. They have wheels that run on the floor and side rails that guide them into place. They function very smoothly and I believe this design will allow them to last longer, especially if you load up your drawers with heavy things. The wood slats (that are arched up) that create the 'platform' in which to place the mattress tend to make a creaking sound when getting in and out of the bed and when flipping over in bed. We have yet to lift up the mattress to make sure they were installed properly, so doing this might help. We ordered the bed in a king and wish they made a matching headboard for it (only available for the queen.) With our small house (1300 sq. ft. for a family of 4) this was the perfect solution. It gave us the storage we needed with a modern design we love. If you have looked for platform beds, you will know that this is about the narrowest, smallest design you will find. Usually the sides are much wider on platform beds. Which is a nice look, but functionally difficult to get in and out of. The sides of this bed are only about 3.5 inches wide on all 4 sides, which is nice on 3 sides but not the head side. Without a headboard, if feels like our pillows are going to fall off the edge with the 4-5 inch gap between the mattress and the wall. Not ideal. It has been a change for us to go from a queen mattress and box spring set on a metal frame. With a metal frame, your toes can go under the bed when getting in and out and making it. It doesn't work that way with a platform bed. That has taken us some getting used to. We have definitely stubbed a toe or bumped a shins a time. However, it has been a nice style change to go from seeing the base of the bed as a fabric bed skirt to having the base of the bed as a beautiful, dark wood. I can tell you, I don't miss fussing with the stupid bed skirt with our old set up! Also, the absence of a bed skirt (with a platform bed design) allows making the bed a lot easier. We initially ordered the king bed for $650. About 17 days after ordering the bed, I saw that it went on sale for $450. I immediately called and they credited me the difference. That is great customer service! October 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ZCairn Great bed! I love this bed! My bf and I purchased a king size last December (almost a year ago) and have been very happy with it. It was simple to put together and seems to be made out of quality materials. We don't use a box spring, we don't miss having one. Between my bf, our bulldog, and I, the bed is supporting a little over 400lbs each night and we haven't noticed any issues at all. There is a bit of extra space, a couple inches or so, around the mattress. To keep pet hair from falling into the drawers underneath we cut two large pieces of plywood to fit, spraypainted them black and have the mattress sitting on them. The drawers are very large and roll easily on our laminate floor. We don't use them on a daily basis though, they're used for storage. We don't have a headboard yet, but we're planning on making one. We just stuff a couple extra pillows between the wall and the mattress to keep the pillows we use from sliding off the end during the night. Another reason I'm so happy with the bed is because of the great deal we got, we purchased it on sale and were able to use an additional coupon on it as well. Great quality at a great price? Awesome! September 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jewls Very solid I have had this platform bed for over 2 years and it is holding up extremely well. Still looks new. One of the best purchases i have ever made. I love it June 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lofter Best Bed Ever! After 2 yrs., I can say this is an exceptional bed. It is made of primarily beautiful dark wood and yes some veneer - but it looks very rich and solid. I love the aesthetics of it as it has nice simple lines that goes well with my Asian-inspired decor. It is well built and we have a 10" memory foam mattress on top - so it is a bit low but you can add a box spring to it to adjust to a different height. It is very comfortable..but that may be the mattress more than the bed frame - however the slates are holding up really well. The best part...the drawers (2 large ones on both sides). They are on rollers so it works best on wood floors (not carpet) and are easy to pull out and push in. They are large and hold a lot + they can be pulled out completely so you can do a thorough clean under your bed. November 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by angelaandryan Very pleased! This bed was everything that I wanted. The drawers are HUGE! I was very surprised. I love the color and the look of the bed. It looks exactly like what is pictured on the web. I got rid of my box spring. The slats are really comfortable. I can't even tell the difference. Putting the bed together wasn't that difficult. It took about 4 hours to put together. One bit of advice, don't tighten all the screws until you have the slats in. I tightened the bed then I couldn't get the slats in. The only negative is that I have a nightstand that I can no longer use because the drawer opens up right into the nightstand. To me this isn't that big of a deal. I need the storage more than the nightstand. September 3, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Buttercup Good Deal. I decided to practice minimalism thus I purchased this bed to replace my old platform bed that had no storage. I'm very happy with the bed and especially the storage. It looks sleek, the drawers are HUGE ( I was able to get rid of a full-size dresser and lingerie chest because of the drawers), and the bed seems to be somewhat solid. However, this is not a bed to jump up and down on, perhaps not even stand on if you are a larger person. The slats themselves just don't appear to be firmly solid. I read some of the other reviews...we had no issue putting the bed together on carpet nor using the drawers with casters on carpet. The drawers glide smoothly. Here are the issues that we had: 1) When it was time to attach the wooden slats to the bed, we discovered that some of the pre-drilled holes were missing. We thought we had put the bed together incorrectly, but no, some of the holes were just missing. 2) One of the pieces of the center frame was defective, thus we were blessed because the store had the identical piece on its display model. If the store did not have it, we would have had to wait 7-10 business days for the piece to arrive. Again, I'm happy with this bed mainly because I was able to purchase the queen size before the price doubled. However, if I had paid for this bed at its current price point, I would take it back for a refund as the quality of the materials is inferior given the current price point. June 20, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by SS180Girl Very nice bed frame, although too low for me Bought this and put the frame & headboard together and w/out a box spring, my mattress & topper sit really low (which I don't prefer), but put a box spring on there, the top of my bed sits about waist high and covers up 2/3rds of the headboard! Also, after serious consideration, and all carpet in my room, it turns out I don't like the drawers b/c they sit directly on the ground, on wheels and they're difficult to maneuver. If the frame was built so that the drawers sat on top of wood, for a secure fit and ease of use, then I'd likely deal with the lower bed height. The quality of the wood is top notch though, it's well designed and once I got the directions (a week later) it was a cinch to put together (there are a few random metal brackets that I couldn't figure out where they went w/out the direction - the rest was easy). I'd give this bed 5 stars if there was more consideration as to how high/low the top of a mattress would be (with and w/out a box spring) and use a better height - then again, that's just ME. It is beautiful though and I'm sorry to be taking it back. September 7, 2012
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Pharmacist Ben Fuchs fills in for Dr. Wallach. Ben starts the show discussing a couple of key trace minerals and how the help promote good health. Asserting that 70mg of Chromium daily can actually reduce cravings for carbohydrates. Also discussing the importance of enough zinc in the diet for a variety of heatlh issues.
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Doug Winfrey and Ben Fuchs discuss a blog written by a medical doctor concerning hand sanitizers. Apparently the is a growing problem of children swallowing these products and becoming extremely ill. The products are usually about 62% alcohol by weight a single 2 ounce container has as much alcohol as 4 shots of vodka. In 2005 the American Association of Poison Control Centers reported nearly 12,000 cases and 6600 have been reported so far this year.
- Rockne's mother broke her hip and now her doctor has prescribed Fosamax but she doesn't want to take the drug.
- John has been diagnosed with a heart arythmia.
- Ann is a type II diabetic trying to control her blood sugar without drugs.
- Helen has been diagnosed with RLS (restless leg syndrome).
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Katy Greene saved her best for last this season.
Skiing for the Park City Ski Team, the 17-year-old was on fire at the end of the 2012-13 campaign, winning two slalom races at the Last Chance alpine event at Snowbird on April 6-7 and taking first and second in two giant slalom races at an event at Sugar Bowl Resort in California.
"It was a fun year," Greene said. "It had its ups and downs, but it was cool to end on such a positive note."
Greene also finished fourth in the GS at the U18 national championships at Mammoth Mountain this season.
The improvements Greene has made while skiing for the Park City Ski Team have not gone unnoticed. She'll graduate out of the program soon, but the next step of her career is already set.
Starting this fall, she'll attend Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vt., to join the Panthers' ski team.
Middlebury, a Division I ski program, competes in the New England Small College Athletic Conference. Greene said she chose the school because she felt comfortable with it.
"Both the school and the ski team seem like a good fit for me," she said.
Though Greene is excited to begin the next chapter of her life, she won't forget her roots in Park City.
"I'm really grateful to have grown up on the Park City Ski Team phenomenal coaches, great teammates," she said. "(College) will be different, for sure, but I'm excited for something new."
Greene, who recently graduated from The Winter School in Park City, said she'll miss the camaraderie of the PCST.
"I just had fun being away (at ski events) with my teammates," she said.
PCST director Jesse Hunt said he and the other coaches will miss having Greene around.
"Katy's been a tremendous force on the women's side for a number of years," he said. "She's a great teammate and the group of girls have bonded together and created a great team. She's been a big part of that."
While Hunt is happy Greene is moving on to the next level, he said it will be different without her and her teammates in Park City.
"It's kind of sad to see them graduating and leaving," he said. "It's been a great group to work with."
Sophie Frankenburg is among the other girls graduating from the team. She'll attend St. Lawrence University in Canton, N.Y., to continue her alpine career.
Greene will be one of three incoming freshmen women at Middlebury, and alpine coach Stever Bartlett is confident she'll find her place in college.
"I would expect her to come in and be a pretty strong contributing member of the team," he said. "She might need some time to adjust to the Eastern circuit, but she'll be a great addition to our team."
The Panthers will begin training in November, with collegiate races set to begin in the middle of January.


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Authorities have arrested a suspect they say attempted to rob a woman while she sat in her car in the Burlington Coat Factory parking lot on International Speedway Boulevard in Daytona Beach.
Volusia County sheriff's dispatch Sgt. Corey Piser said a suspect in the attempted robbery was arrested at 9:16 p.m. Saturday, about two hours after the woman fought back and kicked at the suspect who fled in a vehicle.
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Airport Services and Flights Operations
1. What time should I arrive at the airport?
For international flights, it is recommended to arrive at airport 2(two) hours before the scheduled departure time of your flight. For domestic flights this duration is 1(one) hour.
Check-in time is one hour prior to the scheduled departure time of domestic flights and two hours prior to the scheduled departure time of international flights. Check-in will be closed a minimum of 60 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time of international flights and a minimum of 45 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time of domestic flights.
You must ensure that you are in possession of a boarding pass and that you have dropped off your baggage before the indicated check-in closing times. If you are waiting in line and expecting that you will arrive too late to check-in, please inform a member of Turkish Airlines' staff about your situation.
2. What's the latest time to have the boarding pass?
For domestic flights: 45 minutes before the scheduled departure time of your flight. For international flights: 60 minutes before the scheduled departure time of your flight.
3. What is the purpose of checking the passengers' passports and visas?
According to aviation rules; passengers are responsible to get information and valid documents of the country where they travel to. Passport-Visa checks are controlled at the time of check-in and during boarding. The aims of these checks are to prevent passengers traveling with invalid/faulty visa or passport and prevent to pay penalties.
Why does the aircraft parking / gate number change?
The positions of aircraft parking are being organized through the airport control tower by taking consideration of some criterias, such as the number of passengers on the mentioned flight, the next occasion, duration of stay on the ground. All airlines inform their passengers regarding the change of the gate numbers that are assigned to them through announcements and information screens.
4. Child Passenger
What is the age range for children?
Passengers, older than 2 younger than 12, traveling with his/her family are accepted as a child passenger.
Can my child travel alone?
Yes. Children between 7 and 12 years old can travel alone. Unaccompanied Minor Declaration Forms are required to be filled in at the check-in counters and must be signed by parents or guardians.
Is it possible to be accompanied my child, if requested?
Yes, the request must be done 48 hours before the scheduled departure time of the flight.
5. Pregnancy
After the twenty eighth week of their pregnancy, they should submit the report which is obtained from a physician or midwife in the last two weeks, to the representative of Turkish Airlines before the flight , which states that they can travel onboard an aircraft . In this report it's obligatory to state that,
- The pregnancy is in normal course,
- No complication has been developed,
- The pregnant has no extra risk or sickness,
- Possible due date (the delivery is not expected within 4 weeks after the date of flight),
- There is no inconvenience for the flight.
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- Ill passengers that have obtained a report from the "There is no obstacle to travel on an aircraft" from the airport physician or other physician that are treating them are permitted to travel on board Turkish Airlines flights.
- This report compiled not later than ten days prior to the flight must be written in both Turkish and English languages.
- Passengers in need of care during the flights may only fly accompanied by their attendants.


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HP, Dell, Philips earn top positions in green electronics guide
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- 11 November 2011
LONDON: The Climate Group member HP has earned the #1 position in Greenpeace's Guide to Greener Electronics, demonstrating pro-active leadership that is driving a Clean Revolution in the IT industry.
Dell and Philips ranked second and fifth respectively, demonstrating a significant overall improvement in their ongoing commitment to greening IT.
The Guide to Greener Electronics ranked 15 leading companies on their energy use, products, operations and carbon footprint.
Hewlett-Packard (HP) scored top marks for its supply chain management and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions measurement, reduction and disclosure. HP gained maximum points for its paper policy and was praised for advocating climate legislation.
Tom Dowdall, International campaigner, Greenpeace International said: "Right now, HP takes the top spot because it is scoring strongly by measuring and reducing carbon emissions from its supply chain, reducing its own emissions and advocating for strong climate legislation. However all companies we included in the Guide have an opportunity to show more leadership in reducing their climate impact."
Molly Webb, Head of Smart Technologies, The Climate Group says: "It is significant that HP is driving a culture of transparent reporting beyond its own operations to its suppliers, which is in turn yielding annual reductions in emissions. We are also pleased to see our members Dell and Philips in top spots and look forward to even higher scores next year as these companies continue to drive forward the Clean Revolution."
Dell gained second place – a much higher spot than last year's 10th place – for its ambitious pledge to cut emissions by 40% by 2015 and strong paper sourcing policy.
Philips secured 5th place for actively supporting progressive clean energy policy and for its general energy measures.
The Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics is part of Greenpeace's larger campaign to encourage the IT industry to cut emissions and address sustainability across their operations. The Guide has already encouraged pivotal changes within the industry, including the phasing out of all products' hazardous materials.


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text: Songwriting partners Gerry Goffin and Carole King composed a string of classic hits and cherished album tracks for a variety of artists during the Sixties. A brief sampling: "Up On the Roof" (the Drifters), "One Fine Day" (the Chiffons), "I'm Into Something Good" (Herman's Hermits), "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" (the Shirelles), "Take Good Care of My Baby" (Bobby Vee), "Chains" (the Cookies), "Don't Bring Me Down" (the Animals), "Take a Giant Step" (the Monkees) and "Goin' Back" (the Byrds). The prolific duo, who remained married for much of the Sixties, even tapped their babysitter to sing one of the ...full bio