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You can . . . but personally I never do (even my dr's avoid doing so) until the last couple weeks of pregnancy . .
Here is a link to a site about a woman who took pictures of her cervix each day of her cycle, and a link to the equipment she used along with her regular digital camera in order to get a look. I think that would be easier than trying to feel it.
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really not so smart of an idea!!! doctors and nurses who do this EVERY DAY don't just do it for fun or because they are curious!!! everything involved with the procedure should be sterile! plus it takes a lot of time and practice to be even decently accurate... if your not pregnant women check their cervix to follow their cycles...
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2.5 A let down for me after Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
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In the sequel to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, author Roald Dahl picks up right where he left off. Literally. The book begins with the old ones still in their bed and the bed itself being squeezed into the Great Glass Elevator. From there a madcap adventure starts, shooting them into outer space where they orbit the earth, battle an alien race, and rescue a commuter space shuttle all before returning the Chocolate Factory itself. Of course this isn't the end of the adventure, it is merely the beginning.
While my son and I enjoyed this second book, it wasn't quite as amusing and charming as the original. There was a lot of bickering that really annoyed me and took away from the likability of the Bucket family, though Charlie ever remains sweet and above it all. I don't feel that it is at all necessary to read this follow-up, and I dare say you might be better off leaving it be. That said it was still fun to read with my son, and we will certainly be reading more of the fantastical tales of Roald Dahl.
Unable to read; Charlie & the family are flying in the great glass elevator through space and onto weird fictional planets--ugh!
I can't remember much about "Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator", as I read it when at primary school, but I do recall how popular Roald Dahl was with most if not all of the class. For that reason I'm rating this four stars and hope I'm not being unjustified.
I either read this or had it read to me (the equivalent to an audio book) or both somewhere from 1983-85, thus I've put 1984 as reading dates as an average. I will have read/heard a few of Mr Dahl's books during this period, of which some titles I can't remember at all, but this one I would have read because I was a fan of the previous Charlie book.
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It takes a little more than a half hour for Jennifer Lawrence to show up on screen and rescue "Silver Linings Playbook." The camera of director David O. Russell is as smitten with the occasion as I was – and the film's hero, Pat, too. The shot suddenly freezes in close-up and, as they say in script world, gives you the stunned POV of a man who is almost bowled over by his attraction to a woman.
Until that point, the dossier of Pat – terrifically well-played by Bradley Cooper in a breakout role – is this: He is, by his own admission, an undiagnosed bipolar who says weird things brought on by stress. He has spent eight well-medicated months in a mental hospital as part of a plea deal for beating the stuffing out of a fellow teacher he caught having sex with his wife in the shower. (Stevie Wonder's "My Cherie Amour" – their wedding song – was playing outside the bathroom at the time on a boom box. The mere sound of it now triggers helpless rage.)
He was allowed to walk out of the hospital because his mother insisted on springing him after the court's mandated eight months were up. There's a big, fat restraining order in place keeping him a safe distance from his wife and her workplace.
Meanwhile, his personal motto is "excelsior." Pat hates negativity. And he knows he'll find a silver lining somewhere – even though he is still obsessed with a woman who cheated on him in the shower to their wedding song and then got a restraining order.
Lawrence – so busy on screen these days and so successful ("The Hunger Games") – plays Tiffany, the widow of a cop who died in a freak highway accident. She was always a little, uh, unusual, but the tragedy set her off. She was fired for sleeping with everyone in her office. (Women, too? asks Pat. Women, too.) Psychotherapy, of course, ensued and her own lavish experiences with a smorgasbord of behavior-modifying medications.
Anyone casting aspersions on some of Tiffany's life choices will be told, "There's always going to be part of me that's sloppy and dirty, but I like that."
Oh yes. She's a dancer, too. She set up the ground floor of her garage apartment as a dance studio.
So here we are with a wacked-out Boy Meets Girl black comedy. In the world of David O. Russell – a specialist in unbalanced behavior and dysfunctional families – these two people clearly were made for each other.
In Russell's world, a screwball comedy has to have real screwballs in it. (In the case of Katharine Hepburn in "Bringing Up Baby" and Carole Lombard and Mischa Auer in "My Man Godfrey," they never had to suffer the indignity of diagnosis. They could just be "crazy" and hilarious.)
There isn't a single wasted second of "Silver Linings Playbook" when Jennifer Lawrence is on screen. She makes the film not only watchable but also more than a little lovable.
Cooper? Not so much. It's not his fault, really, but he's been given a comically dysfunctional Philadelphia Eagles-worshipping family that is not so terribly different from the not-so-comic, Buffalo Bills-worshipping family of the dreaded Vincent Gallo in "Buffalo '66."
Dad is an Eagles fan with his own anger "issues." He was banned from entering the stadium again after pounding the stuffing out of people rooting for opposing teams. (Given the recent death of an ejected fan outside Ralph Wilson Stadium, this part of the film is more disturbing than it undoubtedly will be to people in other cities.)
It is to the film's credit that it is more often funny, charming and lovable than it is obnoxious and annoying. Unfortunately, the annoyance quotient to me was, nevertheless, substantial.
Russell, in life, is famous in Hollywood for being genuinely obnoxious in his own way. There are hair-raising on-set tirades by him on YouTube. George Clooney and he, famously, came to blows.
Annoyance is usual for me in Russell's films, whether we're talking about "Three Kings," "Flirting with Disaster" or "I Heart Huckabees." The only film of his I'd exempt would be "The Fighter,"a superb film all around with remarkable performances.
I interviewed Russell before the release of "The Fighter," and he said he'd become a different fellow from the tempestuous younger man he is on YouTube and the anecdotes of George Clooney.
It's of no concern of us in the audience, of course, how he behaves on movie sets.
I do think, though, that Russell usually assumes an affection for genuinely obnoxious behavior that I personally don't entirely share. Better people, no doubt, feel differently, but there you have it.
Unfortunately, the finale of the story feels completely ginned up to me, as nicely worked out as it is. We're forced to admire a narrative parallelism that wouldn't necessarily work in a novel, either – a big Eagles game against the Dallas Cowboys and a Big Dance Competition a la "Dancing With the Stars" are comically counterpointed to determine just how unhinged these people will be when the evening's over.
Well, sure. OK. If that's the movie you want to make.
Performances, as always in his movies, are very fine. No matter what, it seems liberating for actors to work for a director so enamored of behavioral instability.
The character of Pat's father – a bookie with OCD and a temper of his own looking for one big kill to get himself into the restaurant business – isn't all that believable, but Robert De Niro is so good to have around you won't always mind.
Cooper, on the other hand, is so good in his bipolarity that there are times I might have voted for a restraining order for the movie myself.
It's Lawrence's film. She's beautiful, hugely talented, and happy, on the film publicity trail, to go on late night TV and tell Jay Leno about getting change for a $50 tip to a geriatric lap dancer because the dancer wouldn't give her full satisfaction.
An unusual young actress, to be sure – especially one so fully enfranchised in contemporary Hollywood.
No way of knowing this, of course, but I'd be willing to bet that Katharine Hepburn and Carole Lombard would have gotten a kick out of her, too.
"Silver Linings Playbook"
3 stars (out of 4)
Starring Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Robert DeNiro and Chris Tucker. 122 minutes. Rated R for language and some sexual content/nudity.


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What a wealth of awesome landscapes you have at your doorstep.. Top pics !, Regards ~Lex
I totally agree Lex, most of what I photograph is within one hour from my door, wild moors,hills and dales, woodland areas,numerous waterfalls and scenic coastal villages like this one are all there to be photographed. I don't need to explain really why I am so happy to use the name YORKSHIRE Sam. The main thing is that I keep doing it justice. many thanks for the encouragement.
best wishes, Sam :o)
I detect a little envy from our friend Lex mate, its easy to see why too,as you say,we are lucky living where we do. I think you had a good viewpoint on those rocks 2mtrs+ higher than me,not sure if i'd have trusted myself up there.its paid off though...nice work Sam.
Cheers Neil, we are lucky indeed. That higher viewpoint has some advantages when it comes to doing full width as I have here and I am pleased to have managed two decent shots this time round but the shot I took last time from where you were stood still remains to be my favourite.
simply wonderful !! LIKE Best regards a.beyer
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The safety technology area has information for protecting workers directly with personal protection equipment and indirectly with interlocks, light curtains, machine guards, barriers, safety curtains, sensors, and ventilation systems.
September 19, 2016 | By Amanda Carlson
RoboVent's Spire filtration system for robotic welding applications endeavors to be the small, easy-to-use, and relatively hands-off version of its predecessor.
July 21, 2016 | By Josh Delson
The Robotic Industries Association reports that an estimated 260,000 robots are operating in North American factories. If you are joining in on the trend, it may be time to reassess the fume collection requirements for your facility. It's best to make this part of the planning process before you install robots. If you wait until weld cells are already in place, installing the collector can be problematic. It is always better to engineer the fume removal equipment in advance for the space and the application.
July 7, 2016 | By Dan Davis
If you tour Plymouth Tube's Streator, Ill., facility, you can't help but notice all of the yellow caution areas. They mark potential trip hazards and pinch point areas. The focus on safety, both visually and in daily communications, has helped the facility stay injury-free for three years now. It's also enabled the tube production facility to be named the recipient of FMA's Rusty Demeules Award for Safety Excellence.
May 24, 2016 | By Tim Heston
Large-scale dust and fume collection can be somewhat inflexible. A fabricator moving, adding, or removing a few work centers can throw off the airflow balance and make the entire system less effective. A new technology aims to change this.
May 2, 2016 | By Tim Heston
During their presentation at the FMA Annual Meeting, attorney David Jones, along with Doug Raff, owner of Paragon Industrial Controls, showed a lot about what a fabricator can expect during an OSHA inspection after reporting a major injury. They gave insights as to how companies can best navigate the OSHA inspection and citation process.
December 15, 2015 | By Dan Davis
Incentives can be a good tool to draw awareness to a particular effort in a safety program, but they need to be implemented only after careful thought. Sometimes negative results can emerge from incentives created with the best intentions.
October 26, 2015
Press brake users should know how to work with their machine safely, and part of this is knowing what safeguards are available, and what each can and cannot do.
October 15, 2015 | By Rob Sweeney
If a company doesn't record its near misses, it's missing a wealth of predictive information that could help prevent serious safety problems. For this reason, employees should be trained to identify near misses, and reporting these instances should be as quick and simple as possible.
September 28, 2015 | By Stephanie Lowney
Implementing safety measures in the welding environment doesn't need to be a top-down activity. Involving employees and encouraging them to provide insight can go far in establishing a safe welding operation and maintaining it. Choosing dependable safety equipment is also important. More durable products last longer, which reduces costs. Safety products that fit well and are easy to use also reduce downtime and increase worker acceptance.
August 25, 2015 | By Benjamin Howell
Incredibly high temperatures and a bright arc flash aren't the only two dangerous elements of welding. Harmful ultrafine particulate matter generated during welding operations can pose major health risks to welders. Modern extraction and filtration systems are designed to provide effective industrial safety. In many cases, fabricators find that the added filtration equipment contributes to increased productivity as well.
August 4, 2015 | By Douglas Raff
Worker safety in U.S. manufacturing facilities has improved greatly over the past 25 years, but it's amazing the dangers that still exist in some operations. Tube and pipe facilities actually represent a segment of the fabricating world where some of these risks are most obvious. A look at a couple of tube and pipe scenarios proves what some companies try to get away with and how those safety risks can easily be addressed.
July 20, 2015 | By Dan Davis
The Dupps Co., Germantown, Ohio, is a fabricator of heavy-duty processing equipment that has managed to post 2 million work hours without a lost-time accident. For its outstanding safety record, the company was named the recipient of FMA's 2015 Rusty Demeules Award for Safety Excellence.
May 11, 2015 | By Jeff Jackson
Complying with OSHA guidelines for manganese exposure during welding may not be doing welders any favors. One Oregon metal fabricator invited OSHA into its shop and to look for ways to reduce the potential of manganese exposure. The combination of low-manganese welding wire and proper ventilation positioning appears to have cleared the air on this subject.
March 24, 2015 | By Jim Reid
Metalworking facilities have to meet basic federal requirements for indoor air quality, but some companies may choose to go beyond that to create a work environment that encourages employee engagement and higher productivity.
February 10, 2015 | By Shannon DeCamp
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Clarendon backs big wind banBy SANDI SWITZER
Correspondent | February 12,2013CLARENDON — Proposed state legislation that would place a moratorium on large scale wind projects has municipal backing.
The Clarendon Select Board supports a senate bill calling for a three-year moratorium on industrial sized wind projects.
The proposed legislation also calls for Act 250 to oversee the permitting process for energy generation proposals, rather than the Public Service Board.
"The important part of this bill is it brings it right down to the local level," Select Board Chairman Michael Klopchin said at Monday's board meeting.
Selectman Robert Congdon Jr. drafted a letter to be distributed to Rutland County senators and Statehouse representatives.
Congdon wrote more studies needed to be conducted on environmental impacts of wind generation and to ensure maximum efficiency of proposed projects.
"If wind energy is as beneficial as developers are making it sound, then there is no reason more time cannot be taken putting together proposals and seeking the best interest of all parties involved," Congdon wrote.
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In this space yesterday, I wrote that a fourth-quarter profit at the ProJo's parent company - Dallas-based A.H. Belo - suggested some stability for the paper, at least in the short term. But I also suggested that readers shouldn't expect an army of new reporters and editors at the depleted papers.
Now, the ProJo has posted a job for a features reporter covering pop culture, television, health and fitness, and the like.
Washington publication The Hill is reporting that Senator Jack Reed, a Rhode Island Democrat, and Senator Judd Gregg, a New Hampshire Republican, are close to an agreement on derivatives reform - a key part of the larger financial overhaul push dominating national politics at the moment:
Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) said Monday that he "basically" has an agreement on derivatives language with Sen.
Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) said Monday that he "basically" has an agreement on derivatives language with Sen.
The Providence Journal's parent company, Dallas-based A.H. Belo, posted a fourth-quarter profit of some $5.6 million, according to figures released Friday. It was the first quarterly profit for the newspaper company since it spun off from the larger Belo Corporation, which owns television stations across the country, two years ago.
Washington insiders' publication The Hill reports that Senator Jack Reed, in an appearance on MSNBC this morning, hinted at some of the Republicans who might break ranks with GOP leadership and pass finance reform:
Sen. Jack Reed (D-R.I.) floated the names of Senate GOP colleagues on
Friday who might break ranks on financial regulatory reform.
Venture capitalist Gina Raimondo, candidate for treasurer, is reporting that she raised $300,000 in the first quarter. That's more, by far, than any of the gubernatorial candidates. Raimondo, who now has $535,000 on hand, is shaping up as a formidable challenger to Tom Sgouros, a progressive favorite with a long history of activism in the state.
Providence rockers The Low Anthem will be making their first hometown appearance on their North American tour April 21, with The 'Mericans and Tallahassee in support. Noteworthy enough. But now, the band has decided to turn the show, at Lupo's, into a benefit for flood victims.
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The show is now free, with donations being accepted on behalf of the United Way's Rhode Island Flood Recovery Fund.
Hitting the newsstands today, one of our most popular issues: the Best of Rhode Island. Readers and editors pick their fave restaurants and bars and even the best one-stop pop culture shop.
And I've got a couple of pieces, in the issue, on the Providence mayoral race - one on former Mayor Joseph R. Paolino, Jr.'s talk of an independent bid for his old job and a longer piece on Angel Taveras, who just might be the first Latino mayor of the capital city.
The debate over full-scale casino gambling in Rhode Island is just picking up again. See my piece, from a few months ago, on the looming fight.
But across the border in Massachusetts, it's moving very quickly. Legislators are considering both casinos and slot parlors, or "racinos," along the lines of what we have in Rhode Island already.
My esteemed boss, Peter Kadzis, asks this week if the Pulitzer Prize committee is snubbing The Wall Street Journal since Rupert Murdoch - not exactly beloved by traditional newspapermen - took over the paper. From his piece:
Here, over a period of 10 years, is how the nation's quartet of qualities stacked up — at least by the Pulitzer measure:
Here, over a period of 10 years, is how the nation's quartet of qualities stacked up — at least by the Pulitzer measure:
Though never on the short list for a Supreme Court nomination, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse saw his name bandied about quite a bit on Capitol Hill and in the blogosphere after Justice John Paul Stevens announced his retirement. Now, he tells DC publication The Hill that he is not interested:
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As the Tea Party gears up for tax-day protests in Rhode Island and elsewhere, in a reprise of the upheaval that put the movement on the map a year ago, a mischievous bit of meddling is afoot. A "Crash the Tea Party!" web site is urging liberals to pose as tea partiers in a bid to undermine the group.
HOW WE WILL SUCCEED: By infiltrating the Tea Party itself! In an effort to propagate their pre-existing propensity for paranoia and suspicion.
HOW WE WILL SUCCEED: By infiltrating the Tea Party itself! In an effort to propagate their pre-existing propensity for paranoia and suspicion.
In 2006, then-Senator Lincoln Chafee was the only Republican in the chamber to vote against President Bush's Supreme Court nominee, Samuel Alito.
Chafee's vote contributed to the closest call on a recent high court nominee, with Alito prevailing 58-42 in the end. But, as Steve Kornacki points out on Salon, the Senate has rejected just one Supreme Court nominee in the last quarter-century - Robert Bork.
Former Providence Mayor Joseph R. Paolino Jr., weighing another bid for the job, tells N4N that he will run as an independent if he gets in the race.
"If I do this, I will do it as an independent," he says. "I don't think there is a Democratic or Republican way of filling potholes or removing snow."
Paolino says he would simply feel most "comfortable" reaching a broad swath of Providence voters as an independent.
In a political culture that often depends on the expertise of outsiders, Providence mayoral candidate Angel Taveras is touting the Providence bona fides of his newly named campaign manager, going so far as to mention her address in the press release. From the campaign:
PROVIDENCE - Angel Taveras announced today that he has hired Lauren Nocera to manage his campaign.
PROVIDENCE - Angel Taveras announced today that he has hired Lauren Nocera to manage his campaign.
N4N has the scoop on the campaign team assembled by Joe Fernandez, candidate for attorney general. Campaign manager Rose Jackson, long scheduled to take up a fellowship in Kenya, is leaving her post early after that fellowship was bumped up by six months.
Dan Herkert, who worked as downstate field director for Dan Hynes' near-miss primary challenge to Illinois Governor Pat Quinn this year, will serve as the new campaign manager.


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A decision on whether an embattled Hamburg High School football player will take the field could come Friday.
A 69 News viewer released new video of the moments leading up to the altercation between a Hamburg player and a player from Annville-Cleona High School.
Officials said the Hamburg player hit another player with his helmet twice in Lebanon County earlier this month.
Police and the Lebanon County district attorney are investigating.
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Long-time friends Gale Otterholt and Marv Franson, from Eau Claire, will don leather regalia and wooden skis as the Birkebeiner Warriors selected for the 2011 edition of the largest ski race in North America.
Birkebeiner organizers announced the selection on Thursday.
Gretchen Lindgren, a friend of the Warriors from St. Cloud, Minn., will portray Inga, the mother of Prince Haakon, while her grandchild Finnley will assume the role of the cherished prince. Their roles replicate the rescue of the prince during a Norwegian civil war, an 800-year-old legend that inspired the creation of the American Birkebeiner cross country ski race from Cable to Hayward.
Franson is a retired college dean and electronics Instructor. He has skied 34 Birkies.
Otterholt is a retired pharmacist and college instructor and has completed 33 Birkies.
A year afterthe American Birkebeiner Ski race set a record for number of participants, the massive Nordic ski event is filling quickly for its 38th edition, on Feb. 26.
Organizers reported Thursday that 6,900 skiers are registered for the Birkebeiner and Kortelopet races and several of the starting waves have been filled. The field limit is 8,400, set by the Board of Directors last March.
Last February, organizers closed off registration three weeks before the race, after the number of registrations reached 7,500.
After a successful debut, the American Birkebeiner Ski Foundation will host its second annual Birkie Tour on January 22, 2011, the event organizers announced Tuesday.
The tour is based on the open track, recreational ski events popular in Europe. Nearly 500 skiers participated in the first tour on the Birkebeiner Trail in February, and they enjoyed a non-competitive outing free of the Birkebeiner race stress.
Skiers will start their tours – either 25K or 50K - at the Birkie starting area near the Telemark Resort. Shuttle buses will transport participants back to the Telemark parking lots from the finish areas: the warming shelter at Highway OO for the 25K and Fish Hatchery for the 50K.
Registration information is available here.
Bayfield County officials are kicking the tires on a deal to buy roughly 800 acres of land surrounding the Telemark Resort, as part of an effort to help an investor buy and re-open the northwoods lodge.
In the deal being presented to the County Board on Monday night, the county would use roughly $750,000 provided by the state Department of Natural Resources to buy the land, but not the lodge itself.
The county would manage the land, which is striped with cross-country ski and mountain bike trails, and is surrounded by Bayfield County Forest.
Brett Rondeau, a county supervisor supporting the plan, said the county could generate cash by selling the logging rights on Telemark property.
The county purchase of the land is being pursued largely to reduce the investment required from Telemark Partners LLC, the business group that sought to buy the foundering resort earlier this year. Telemark Partners had a deal in place to buy the resort for $2 million, but failed to obtain the loans necessary.
Owners of the Telemark Resort voted overwhelmingly on Saturday to surrender the lodge and nearly 1,000 acres of land to an investor from Missouri who holds the mortgtage on the property.
Based on the vote, the Telemark Interval Owners Association will start negotiating a "friendly foreclosure" with the lender.
As reported earlier, the ownership group has been stressed financially, struggling to make mortgage payments and maintain the resort, which opened in 1947. The group closed the lodge on May 5, after a proposed sale fell through.
A "friendly foreclosure" would relieve the owners of the $1.35 million in outstanding mortgage debt and roughly $350,000 to $400,000 in annual maintenance costs, according to Gary Crandall, the president of the interval owners association.
The transfer of ownership, however, could keep the American Birkebeiner, the Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Association and the Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival – the upcoming mountain bike races founded and run by Crandall - from using the property.
The owners of the Telemark Resort, the historic Nordic ski destination near Hayward, are poised to surrender the resort to their mortgage lender, a move that would create more uncertainty for the major ski and mountain bike events that use the property.
Stressed financially, the Telemark Interval Owners Association will vote Saturday on a proposal to turn over the property if a sale cannot be completed by Oct. 1.
The ownership group, which bought the resort out of bankruptcy in 1999, closed the lodge on May 5 and has deferred mortgage and real estate payments due to its limited cash flow. A "friendly foreclosure" would relieve the owners of the $1.35 million in outstanding mortgage debt and roughly $350,000 to $400,000 in annual maintenance costs, according to Gary Crandall, the president of the interval owners association.
Getting out from under that financial strain would be a positive step for the roughly 1,700 members of the ownership group, those who own time shares at Telemark.
The transfer of ownership, however, could keep the American Birkebeiner, the Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Association and the Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival – the upcoming mountain bike races founded and run by Crandall - from using the property.
Stark and quiet describes the Telemark Resort today, after the owners closed the doors on the resort that hosted thousands of skiers and mountain bikers during its 63 years as a north woods destination.
Per a plan announced on April 27, the 120-room main lodge, with its expansive fireplace, closed at midnight.
Cable-area business owners and Telemark fans held to hopes that a pending sale of the 1,000-acre property would make the closure a short one, but the principals in the purchase did not report any progress in their efforts to secure financing for the operation. Ric Ahern, a principal in Telemark Partners LLC, did not return a phone call from a reporting seeking an update on Wednesday.
Ahern has said the financing from a Spanish bank was expected to arrive sometime this week, and the lodge would reopen.
This marks the third time in Telemark's history that the lodge closed because of a lack of operating cash. In each instance, buyers stepped in and reopened the resort, and in February it hosted a record number of skiers for the American Birkebeiner.
The Telemark Resort and the American Birkebeiner Ski race have been intertwined for nearly 40 years, but the race organizers are prepared to move forward with a race in 2011 race without the lodge as a base of activities.
"We already had a plan in place in the event that Telemark could not remain open," said Ned Zuelsdorff, American Birkebeiner Ski Foundation Executive Director. "We are currently making the necessary contacts to reaffirm that the alternate facilities are available. We expect to have this completed within the next two weeks and will provide more information at that time."
Zuelsdorff posted the statement on Wednesday, a day after the Telemark Interval Owners Association announced that the 150-room lodge would close its doors on May 5.
The expansive building, with a monstrous fireplace just inside the enrance, hosts close to 8,000 skiers who pick up race packets, attend seminars and prepare for the race in its halls and theaters. Over the years, thousands of skiers have made simple post-race plans: meet at the fireplace in the Telemark lodge.
Telemark and the Birkebeiner were both created through the vision of local entrepreneur, Tony Wise. The Hayward native built the lodge in 1947 and launched the Birkebeiner in 1973.
Sara Knutson counts herself among the legion of American Birkebeiner competitors surprised to be dropping back in the 2011 wave placements, despite skiing faster times in the 2010 race.
The 25-year classic skier from Shorewood checked in with Birkie staff and shared her findings with Off the Couch.
Seeding criteria released this week showed markedly faster qualifying times for each wave, causing some skiers who had personal bests in 2010 to drop down a wave.
However, skiers are automatically seeded according to their fastest relative time (measured as the percentage back from top skiers) from the past three years. So racers can fall back on 2008 and 2009 race times.
"Some people race better in certain conditions," noted Shellie Milford, Director of Race Operations for the Birkie. As a result, the 3-year rule allows participants to take advantage of a course that may have been particularly conducive to their racing style.
After a record turnout for the 2010 American Birkebeiner ski races, the organization's Board of Directors has expanded the capacity to 8,400 skiers for the 2011 edition.
The board met in Hayward on Monday and addressed the size of the race field, which is straining the carrying capacity of the Main St. finish, parking, and the bus services that transport skiers to the start line.
The decision to set the limit at 8,400 allows for some growth from the roughly 8,000 that registered to race in February, while providing ample time to plan for bigger Birkies in the future, said Dennis Kruse, chairman of the American Birkebeiner Ski Foundation.
Race officials had imposed a 7,500-skier cap for 2010, and wound up with close to 8,000, after accommodating late entries. The split was roughly 5,500 in the full Birkebeiner and 2,500 in the Kortelopet).
A number of frustrated procrastinators found themselves turned away at the Telemark door.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsJohn Ascuaga's Nugget Casino Resort Sparks
Cable was out. Apparently it was city wide although it's working fine on the main floor. The shower is awful, the shower head spray is stuck on a setting getting water everywhere but where I want it. Staff haven't been very helpful or friendly.
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Wonderful Room and great time was had at this hotel! Looking forward to next year's Sumit.
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A pleasant stay away from downtown!!
Stayed one week at the Nugget during a business trip. The hotel was very modern and clean, and the staff was friendly overall. My West Tower room (25th floor) was large and comfortable, with numerous tables, and even a recliner. The only downside was the two queen size beds (a single king was not available). The bathroom was well appointed, with hot water in an instant. The six tower elevators were quite smooth and speedy. The buffet was very good, but the service at the Farm House restaurant was extremely slow both times I was there.
The casino games are extensive, with numerous nickel machines to be found. Cocktail service at the machines is spotty at best, with 30 minute waits at times for the first drink to be offered. Overall, the Nugget is much nicer than the Sands, where I had stayed previously. The downtown casinos are plagued by noise from the train whistles. The Nugget is located next to a railway switchyard, and although there were some bangs from the cars joining, I didn't hear a single train whistle my entire stay.
I'm going back!
This was my first experience with a Hotel/Casino and my first visit to Nevada. Rooms were spacious and very clean, excellent amenities(outstanding pool area and a HUGE Archade for kids and adults), and a the staff is top notch. My wife and I had meals at Orozko's(great atmosphere), The Rotisserie Buffet(loved the Rib night), Gabe's Pub & Grill(affordable quality), and Rosie's Cafe(excellent breakfast), we found the food Well above average in all the places we ate and the service was outstanding. This was also my first experience with Casino gambling and playing Blackjack, and again the staff was outstanding in its service and help! They also have a good selection of slots for as little as a Nickel per play up to $100 per play, and table games(roulette, blackjack,Three Card Poker, Fortune Pai Gow Poker, Let It Ride and craps) for as little as 50 cents per play. There might be better places to stay, play and gamble but they're going to have to be awfully good to top this one! I'm going back!
Spent 3 nights at the Nugget in June for a conference. Requested a club level room which advertised secure access, special in-room appointments such as live plants, nightly turn down service and extra amenities.
Thought my room in the East tower was horrible, old and tacky. The extra amenities were a joke and not worth an extra $20 per night. The lonely single plant was sad and one step away from death and turn down service was non existent. My recommendation is that you request a room in the West tower where the rooms are quite nice. I visited another conference attendee and saw the difference in the room quality. If the hotel cannot guarantee a room in the west rower, I would choose another hotel. Rooms in the old tower should not be rented. The furniture was old, stained, chipped and badly in need of replacement, hallway carpet was torn and coming up, room was poorly cleaned. There was a train yard on the side of the hotel where I stayed and the noise of trains adding cars all night was very irritating when trying to sleep. Asked to change rooms and they could not accommodate me. Complaining to the front desk was met with "so, what do you want me to do about it". I did however contact the hotel when I returned home and was given a credit for the extra $20 per night to be on the club level.
Best Hotel in Reno
I have stayed at this hotel three times and haave not yet been dissapointed. The service this hotel offers is probably the best in Reno as most hotels in Reno don't care about service they just want your money. The rooms are very spacious and nicely decorated, close to being suites. This hotel always offers the best music artist entertainment in Reno. The swimming pool is large and decorated like the Tropics. There is also an excellent fitness center for weight training , treadmill work,or basic fitness. There is a variety of resturants in the Casino and all are recommended.
Stew Stewart's intertainment in the cabaret lounge was outstanding. His talent and clean presentation cannot be topped. Also his inter-action with the audience makes for a fun evening. I highly recommend his show, as we attended several nights during our stay.
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Pretty good, really...
Was here for a convention and had a good experience. Room was spacious and even had a sofa and coffee table. Bathroom was average, but just fine--room didn't have iron & board, but they brought me one within a half-hour. Coffee shop was good and fairly-priced, and other dining options were quite nice. Nice indoor pool. Location is isolated (in Sparks), which is a little out of the way from Reno--a definite disadvantage--especially if you don't have a car. Overall a good experience, & the staff was friendly.
Had a great time!
Stayed a week at the Nugget and had a wonderful time. The rooms are spacious and clean. The location is pretty good. The entertainment in the lounge was very good. When I go back to Reno I will probably stay there again.
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I had the worst service at Rosie's Cafe. After a 30 minute wait for a Pizza "to go" I asked the waiter how much longer would it be before my Pizza was ready. He said he would check, only to find out they had not even put it in the oven. I stated it would take about 15 minutes, I told him I couldn't wait since my bus would be leaving in 5 minutes. I asked that he cancel the order and return my money. Oh, I forgot to mention he asked me to pay right after I ordered the Pizza "to go" his name was Ronald that the name on my paid receipt. I was asked to go the cashier for my money back. The cashier called the manager Holly O'Bester would immediately told me she would not refund me back my money. I told her the Pizza was not even in the oven and I had to leave again, she said she would not refund my money. I know John Ascuaga's Nugget make enough money to hire more professional people. I have been to the Nugget many times have eaten at many of their fine restraunts but have never eaten or heard of Rosie's until 02/14/03 this is when I experinced the rude woman Holly O'Bester. I want to let everyone know do not EAT at Rosie's Cafe. Customer Service STINKS
Cabaret Lounge with Stew Stewart
John Ascuaga's Nugget is one of the best hotels without a doubt but..... we could not get a room there as they were hosting a convention. So we stayed at the Eldorado but each evening we drove over to Sparks from Reno for the lounge act.
I do not care to gamble very much, my husband is obsessed with it. Mostly I appreciate the casual atmosphere of the Cabaret Lounge. It is open and easily accessable and I do not feel like I've seperated myself from my group when I go there.
While we were there Stew Stewart was the entertainer. He is without a doubt the "best" in lounge entertainment. He is fabulous.
We appreciated most the "clean" style of his show. Never once was I embarrassed or uncomfortable. We recommend him to everyone we know that may be planning a trip to Reno.
Love it
The nugget is one of the best places in Reno area. It is close enough for skiing during the day at Mt. Rose or Diamond Peak, and upon your return from skiing you can enjoy the pool, spa, gym or gambling.
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