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10 Things We Learned From… The Australian Open, and Other Silly Ideas
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1. Business as Usual at the Top
I noted last year that while it felt like a bit of an odd season for the ATP, it was really incredibly predictable. Each of the top 4 men won the major title that they typically do well at. While Murray's defeat of Federer is a significant note towards Federer's incredibly slow but inevitable decline, it was really business as usual. Without Nadal in the top 4, the void was filled by Ferrer, without a doubt the most consistent guy out of the big 4, and the door was essentially slammed in his face by Djokovic. This top 4 thing doesn't seem to be anywhere close to it's finish.
2. Azarenka Enters Eliteness
Arguments about the drama aside, both the mental strength and physical strength shown by Azarenka to come through and defend her title really was "the stuff of champions". When Azarenka's name used to be mentioned, it was game first and mental strength second. Her collapses against Serena in Australia were the stuff of nightmarish legends. Suddenly, the fact that she's still number 1 and finding ways to win difficult matches is the story. Very few people are talking about the fact that Azarenka is playing some incredibly top tennis at the moment and smoking the ball with little remorse. Embrace her in the discussion amongst the top, everyone. Vika and her grunt aren't going anywhere any time soon.
3. Ball Don't Lie: Jo and Rasheed Works
I'll fully admit that I am a massive Jo fan. He's one of those "five tool" guys who can literally do anything on a tennis court. Yet, his overall tactics, and at times, attitude or mental strength tend to fail him depending on the situation. His controlled aggression and ability to get down and find another boost of energy against Federer was refreshing. Jo was fighting and finding new ways to win points. There was a self belief there. Commentators noted that Tsonga said he enjoys working with his new coach because of the language barrier, and he really has to stop and think about what Rasheed is saying. Jo definitely seems like one of those guys who can act a lot without thinking (at times his aggression is insane, other times he looks like he just learned how to play tennis a week ago), and obviously there are a few key things that he is really taking to heart. A balanced Jo is a winning Jo, and I hope we get to see more of that in the clay season.
4. Li Na Here To Stay
I refused to buy into a lot of the Li Na hype being thrown around the past couple of years, mostly because I've been largely unimpressed by her game, and her age worried me. It's becoming very clear that neither of these things are much of an issue, suddenly. Nails missed a lot of time earlier in her career, and the regular wear and tear hasn't taken it's toll to the same level as a regular 30-something tennis player. Li Na's movement has always been her biggest issue, leading to her game to be incredibly erratic at times. It appears to have really improved under Carlos, particularly on the backhand wing which has almost instantly gone from, at times, a liability, to a super weapon. She's making small adjustments on tough balls to play some defense instead of the one way train of "crush everything possible". It's another dimension that her game desperately needed, and will serve her well on the clay of Paris.
5. Andy Murray Still Not Over Final Funk
Listen. Tennis is great for narratives. Murray's win in the gold medal final was fantastic, and he won the US Open title. But it shouldn't be ignored that Djokovic played terribly in the first two sets of that final, turned it on, won two sets, and then basically collapsed. Murray failed to break Djokovic a single time in the Australian Open final. If Djokovic, Federer or Nadal played in a slam final, four sets, nearly four hours, and failed to break their opponent there would be serious questions being ask. Djokovic is receiving praise for this win, as he should, but Murray was incredibly impressive, and still lacks an ability to create in sticky situations.
6. Sloane Stephens is Legit
I always had a feeling Sloane Stephens was going to break through before Robson, Watson or McHale. Raw power goes incredibly far in the WTA, and players who can use that power to both 1) hit it inside the lines with some sort of consistency and 2) make decent decisions with it are going to win considerable amounts of matches. Along with the other three, Stephens has a great head on her shoulders, isn't getting ahead of herself, and seems to be comfortable with the media. She turns 20 in March. Suddenly, she is no longer a "player to watch". She is a legitimate player who could be knocking on the door of the top 10 before you know it. I think she's that good.
7. Grigor Dimitrov Needs Some Work
Lordy. Remember when we were all GRIGOR DIMITROV HAS ARRIVED!…? I bit my tongue. The way Dimitrov hits the ball is eerily similar to Federer, and it's nice to look at. Yes, his face is nice to look at too. But Dimitrov still lacks something essential, and that's depth. It seems to be getting better, but some good wins in Brisbane does not make a top 10 player. One handed backhands are pretty things, but they need to be effective. Dimitrov's backhand still hovers around in the Gasquet school of loopy yet ineffective backhands. Don't get me wrong, there were plenty of positive signs in Brisbane, and I think he could be poised for a good year, but let's not all claim him as the next big thing quite yet.
8. Delpo Where Art Thou?
Similar to my Jo love, my Delpo love is well documented. He had a great season last year to get back into the top 10 and really get fully healthy. Now is the time to go for it. He's been pretty notoriously crap at the Australian Open and this year is along the same disappointing lines. It's not easy, but an opportunity to challenge the top 4 is definitely there. Delpo is incredibly underrated on clay, and it would be lovely to see him crush some balls and get back into the groove before the hard court swing starts.
9. Azarenka's Media Skills Come Back To Hurt Her
If you're reading this, you know what happened with Azarenka and Stephens. Azarenka took a medical timeout which may or may not have been legitimate at a questionable time. Stephens' coach called it "cheating within the rules". Afterwards, Azarenka was hammered. Regardless of what you make of it, there is something much deeper to this whole situation.
Some have claimed that Azarenka has been "interrogated" and mistreated by the press. This may be true. It needs to be said, however, that Azarenka has done herself zero favours. I've been in those rooms, and I hear things. It's simple human nature. It's hard not to love a player like Petkovic, who comes in, gives good answers, and understands that the people in the room are there to do a job, and a job that is ultimately good for the sport that she plays. She once asked at the end of a press conference that I was in "are you guys good?"
Azarenka is largely uninterested in press. She often defers to her support group and is cold and mistrusting of the media. The media is not always the most lovable of group, but they will definitely warm to those willing to help them out. The fact that Azarenka may have been so affected by the media and others calling her out for medical timeout should teach her a harsh lesson about the power of the media and of fans.
10. Tennis Fans and Their Drama
Perhaps this isn't something learned, but the amount of off court drama that came with this year's first major was at times staggering. The Azarenka story above, the courts being too slow, players slipping and sliding, Tsonga's comments… and now, finally, as more information comes out about doping in cycling and baseball, the spotlight somehow turns to tennis. Tennis has come a long way in a short time, along with other sports. The major difference of tennis to other sports is the technology. The rackets players use today have next to nothing in common with the wooden rackets of days gone by. Yet baseball players still use wood, football players still use their feet… Suddenly, the word "superhuman" has come to imply "unnatural", as if there is no way top tennis players could have come this far so quickly without performance enhancing. A quick look on the changes of tennis' racket technology, surfaces, and sports science and nutrition on a whole will see that this curve is entirely expected in a sport relatively young in its professional growth. So please, before you start throwing around steroid allegations, particularly those not as familiar with tennis, stop and think for a moment.

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Even as ideas about race have changed, new tools have evolved for studying the subject. Some geneticists now argue, in fact, that the whole concept of race isn't really biologically relevant, that the DNA differences underlying our racial divisions are, well, microscopic. Others are using advances in DNA technology to probe the racial mixture of the world's populationand discovering, yet again, that we're more similar than we are different. As Tony Frudakis, a molecular biologist and CEO of DNAPrint genomics in Sarasota, Fla., puts it, "In all of us, especially in the US, there is a continuum of ancestries."
A branch of Frudakis' company called AncestryByDNA aims to help genealogists explore the racial mix of their family trees with a simple DNA test. Unlike other DNA-testing kits, AncestryByDNA does not rely on Y-chromosome tests (which only males can use) or mitochondrial DNA. Instead, it looks at a person's Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs, or "snips" for short)—think of them as collections of letters among the long sentences of the human genome. Then, AncestryByDNA compares your SNPs to a database of results representing four main human racial groups, based on continent of origin: sub-Saharan African, Indo-European (Europeans, Middle Easterners and South Asians, such as Indians), East Asian (Japanese, Chinese, Koreans, Pacific Islanders) and Native American (ancient migrants to both North and South America). Originally, the test used six groups, distinguishing South Asian from European and Pacific Islander from East Asian, but the current version retreats from that until further refinement in an upcoming version 3.0.
AncestryByDNA simply places your DNA along this racial spectrum, which means the test can't connect you with distant DNA cousins, as some genetic-genealogy offerings promise. But if you've always wondered if you have some African roots, for example, AncestryByDNA offers an easy way to put your theories and family stories to the test. At $158 for an individual, it's cheaper than most DNA tests for genealogy, which typically run $200 to $300. And unlike tests that require Y-chromosomes, you don't have to have the cooperation of a male family member.
The test itself couldn't be simpler. When you order, you get two sterile Gene Guard swabs, which look sort of like small dental instruments. You scrape the inside of each cheek with a serrated swab at least 10 times, using an up-and-down motion and moderate pressure. Then, let the swabs briefly air-dry and pop them in the supplied return envelope.
A few weeks later, you'll receive a CD-ROM that includes a certificate and results table showing your ancestral proportions, a triangular graph charting your results and a map of ancient human-migration patterns. At first, you may be disappointed by the simplicity of the resultsit doesn't look like a lot for $158. Basically, you'll learn that your racial mix is X-percent this, X-percent that. But at least you'll know—and you can either pursue your various ethnic ancestors through other genetic and genealogical means, or discount long-held family myths. (Was your great-great-grandmother really an Indian princess?)
For example, I tried AncestryByDNA on behalf of a coworker who'd always suspected that he had Native American ancestry. The circumstances of one grandparent's birth were a bit cloudy, and the grandparent had grown up in an area with many Native Americansin fact, enduring that "half-breed" taunt as a youth. This grandparent even looked more like a Native American than like the Scandinavians who mostly populated the region.
Our coworker got the AncestryByDNA kit and swabbed the inside of both cheeks. The process was no more painful, he reported, than if you scraped with your toothbrush. Then, he tucked the two little swabs in an envelope, sent it off and waited for the results.
Given how sure he was that the evidence pointed to a Native American branch in the family tree, the results were a bit of a surprise: The test found no Native American DNA component whatsoever. So much for those long-held suspicions! Surprisingly, too, the results showed 94 percent Indo-European but also 6 percent East Asian ancestry. (The company says its error rate is 3 percent, too low to explain this figure.)
But, if anything, that 6 percent confirms his pure Scandinavian origins. According to AncestryByDNA's Web site, "DNAPrint has found that many individuals reporting pure Scandinavian ancestry register with detectible East Asian admixture as well. This result may obtain through contribution of the Lapps, indigenous Scandinavians who share physical features, culture and common history with Northern Asian populations."
Even though the answers weren't what he'd expected, our coworker was glad to have tried the test. Whether it's worth $158 depends on how curious you are about your racial roots. For more information, see the Web site or call (941) 366-3400.


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Snap Fitness: New Year, new owner, look, new equipment
Snap Fitness on the corner of West Washington and Third Street in Marquette has recently been purchased by Theresa Coates, current owner of Cycle Soleil. Snap Fitness and Cycle Soleil have always shared the same building, but now they have been consolidated under one owner, Theresa Coates. Both sides of the business have been renovated and now offer customers expanded space, services and equipment. Coates will be a visible owner/operator ready to help members achieve their fitness goals on a daily basis.
"Our atmosphere is non-intimidating and welcoming," Coates said.
Snap Fitness offers top of the line Cybex equipment, including cardio and strength training equipment with no long-term binding fitness club contracts. According to Coates Snap Fitness is the best price and value gym in the area offering reasonable costs, a clean, safe environment, and fast fitness workouts with a customer-friendly staff willing to go over and above to make your membership worth every dollar spent.
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CUPERTINO, Calif., July 17, 2012 – SugarCRM, the world's fastest growing customer relationship management (CRM) company, today announced that it has been chosen by AlwaysOn as one of the AlwaysOn Global 250 winners. Inclusion in the AlwaysOn Global 250 signifies leadership amongst its peers and game-changing approaches and technologies that are likely to disrupt existing markets and entrenched players in the Global Silicon Valley. SugarCRM was specially selected by the AlwaysOn editorial team and industry experts spanning the globe based on a set of five criteria: innovation, market potential, commercialization, stakeholder value, and media buzz.
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Heath Hoke: Team USA Wins Opening Match
We start the day with breakfast at 7 a.m. and practice at 8:30 a.m. The players went hard at practice, probably harder than they expected. Not much but hanging out and laundry, so that was the plan.
After lunch of chicken and rice, our assistant Neil, statistician – Brandon Crisp, and I caught a ride with Trinidad & Tobago early to the venue. Neil and Brandon scouted the match of Trinidad & Tobago vs. U.S. Virgin Islands.
I happily met the other five players arriving from JO's today. They had a 6:05 a.m. flight from Dallas to be her in time for the match. A police escort from the airport allowed them to arrive in plenty of time.
USA vs. Dominican Republic. Starters for USA are Bai on the right, Hutson and Wopat in middle, Orozco and Scullion as outsides, Thomas as setter, and Bonilla our libero for the tournament. USA starts with a side out and follows with a Stuff block 2-0. With a hitting error by the Dominican, USA leads 5-0 and Dominican takes a time out. Side out back and forth USA leads 8-2 at the first technical. USA protects the net well but two service errors and a serve receive error closes the gap to 10-7. Dominican seems to be settling down but still making more errors than USA. Wopat for a serve ace and Orozco kills an overpass for 16-9 technical timeout. Dominican tallies a block, ace, block for a three-point run to force a USA Timeout. Dominican answer the timeout with another stuff block. Hutson kills a quick for 20-16 and follows with a service error. Dominican closes to one point with three service aces. Dominican ties the match 20-20 with service receive trouble form the US. Stone substitutes Reeves for Bai. Dominican and USA go back and forth, Reeves kills a blue for 23-21. A kill from Orozco takes set one to 24-21. Dominican sides out 22-24. Pass by Scullion set by Thomas kill by Orozco to finish set 1 25-22.
Set II starters: Bai, Hutson, Orozco, Scullion, Thomas, Wopat. Dominican comes out serving strong but struggles to finish. The battle is high jumping middles Wopat for USA and Arias of Dominican. USA catches Dominican at 4-4. a service error by both team for 5-5. Service errors are not helping USA but Dom keeps offering reprise. A setting error on Dom gives USA an 8-7 at the technical. Bai with a service ace. Followed by a solo stuff block by scullion USA 10-7. Arias pounds a quick to take Dominican to 10-12. Dixon enters the game for Hutson at 13-10. Bai with an assist to Orozco keep momentum for USA 15-11. Orozco with a kill form the right for a technical timeout 2 USA leads 16-12. The match is looking more as expected big hitter vs. big hitter. USA is holding it 4 point lead 20-16. Wittman subs in for Bai. USA earns two more forcing a Dominican timeout 22-16. Orozco off the head of Dominican middle for 23-17 and again through the block for 24-17. Dig by scullion and a kill by Orozco to finish the match 25-17.
Set III: starters Bai, Wopat, Scullion, Reeves, Dixon, and Thomas. Scullion starts with a heavy workload and handles it, USA leads 3-1 as she goes back to serve. Scullion's service error gave Dominican their second point. Scullion picks up a block coverage and Orozco kill. A service error by both teams score 7-3. Dixon with a stuff block for her second contact takes USA to 8-3 for the first technical. Three violations by USA and Dominican is within two 7-9. Bai gets tooled and returns the favor for 11-8. Thomas get a stuff block for 12-8. Arias answer sternly in the middle but Dominican with a service error. Centerline violation call on Thomas, Dominican 12-14. Dixon answers with a slide kill, USA 15-12. The longest rally yet with a key dig by Bonilla and finished with an off-speed shot by Dixon for the 16-13 technical. Wopat with two stuff blocks puts USA up five, 19-14, and draws a time out from Dominican. Wopat with another block give USA a 21-14 advantage. Wopat crushes a quick middle, Bonilla with a dig and Thomas with a dump takes USA to 23-15. Hitting error by Dominican and USA has match point. Bai to serve, Bonilla dig and Wopat finishes in the middle 25-15.
Our first match is now under our belt and USA is victorious and happy to have all 12 players together.


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I know what you're saying, but a freshly baked, homemade clone is closer to the real thing than the frozen one, IMO. People aren't trying to replicate the frozen product but the fresh one.If you want to taste Malnati's, either go to Chicago or make BTB's semolina recipe. It's not just a "good pizza." It IS Malnati's.
Where is BTB's semolina recipe to be found? Thanks
I've tried mail order Lou to Go pizza's several times and found them lacking. The crust was good, but the sauce was so thin that it looked like it had been spray painted on. After that I tried just ordering the Lou to Go dough, which is pretty, good, but in the end, (and thanks to all of the people here), I found out that you can make your own Lou's clone and it's much better than what you can get in the mail. I use the 20% semolina crust recipe and the 6-in-1 sauce with a little petite diced tomato thrown in for texture. Great stuff! Thanks again to all of the people who did the research.


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Hewlett-Packard on Thursday announced that its board of directors has appointed Meg Whitman, ex-head of Ebay, as president and chief executive officer. Leo Apotheker steps down from his positions following disappointments of the board of directors.
"We are fortunate to have someone of Meg Whitman's caliber and experience step up to lead HP. We are at a critical moment and we need renewed leadership to successfully implement our strategy and take advantage of the market opportunities ahead. Meg is a technology visionary with a proven track record of execution. She is a strong communicator who is customer focused with deep leadership capabilities. Furthermore, as a member of HP's board of directors for the past eight months, Meg has a solid understanding of our products and markets," said Ray Lane, the chairman of HP.
Ray Lane has moved from non-executive chairman to executive chairman of the board of directors, and the board intends to appoint a lead independent director promptly. These leadership appointments are effective immediately and follow the decision that Léo Apotheker step down as president and chief executive officer and resign as a director of the company.
"I am honored and excited to lead HP. I believe HP matters – it matters to Silicon Valley, California, the country and the world," said Mrs. Whitman.
Based on unofficial information, the board of directors was disappointed with Mr. Apotheker's decisions to spin-off PC business unit, acquire Autonomy company and re-focus HP to higher-margin service and enterpris businesses. Officially, though, the decisions are not going to be reverted.
"We very much appreciate Léo's efforts and his service to HP since his appointment last year. The board believes that the job of the HP CEO now requires additional attributes to successfully execute on the company's strategy. Meg Whitman has the right operational and communication skills and leadership abilities to deliver improved execution and financial performance," said Mr. Lane.
Meg Whitman joined Ebay in March, 1998, when it had staff of 30 and revenues of approximately $4 million. During her time as chief executive officer, the company grew to approximately 15 000 employees and $8 billion in annual revenue by 2008.
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One of the biggest things I've noticed in this wonderful game of fantasy baseball is that nothing is ever guaranteed. Don't get me wrong, nothing is ever guaranteed in any sport, but for some reason I just feel like in fantasy baseball, and even real-life baseball for that matter, nothing is ever, ever predictable. For the 6 years that I've been playing fantasy baseball, the overall league stats by the half-way point in the season just never seem to play out the way that you would think they should.
For example, in my 16-team league, I'm currently matched up against the 15th place team and here I am losing to him going into Friday ball. Yet looking at the overall team stats for the season, I've got him beat in almost every category by large margins. I am the 2nd ranked team in that league, so theoretically, I should be crushing this guy, but I am not. They say that the stats never lie, well in baseball they do! (more…)


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Boeing delivered a pair of 737 family aircraft to two national carrier airlines this week -- Israeli flag carrier EL AL Israel and Russia's UTAir.
EL AL Israel received the first of six Boeing 737-900ER (extended range) aircraft it has on order. The airline operates an all-Boeing fleet, and is looking to use the new passenger jets as part of its "re-equipping and fleet renewal impetus," according to Elyezer Shkedy, president and CEO of EL AL.
UTair received the first of 40 Next-Generation 737s it currently has on order. The airline took delivery of a Next-Generation 737-800, configured for 162 passengers.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (407 votes).
In short: Good flat run but I think ther oute could be betterIn full: I'm not a big fan of races where you're doing laps but as it's my hometown, I thought i'd give it a goIt's a good run, nice and flat and definitely PB potential however I did find it a bit dull.Southend has got some great places to run which they could include in the roue. I'd love to see them extend the route out to Leigh-on-sea. Maybe incorporate Chalkwell Park and then back along the seafront. You'd then have a couple of hills to tackle..the one coming out of Old Leigh would be a good challengeI guess closing the roads is an issue so it's probably not that easyAnyhow good run, hopefully the sun will be out next yearDate of review: June 28, 2013
In short: Flat course, good loop, nice atmoshpere.In full: The Southend half is a good race, flat course with a good loop (twice). It was nice to see the leaders go past you twice as normal I never see who wins. The day was good but the event organistaion could have been a bit better, the car park chaos delayed the start by 15minutes (good) as the queues for the five portaloo's was long!The baggage reclaim took almost as long as the run which was a bit disappointing. Also, there were no XL t-shirts to buy (proceeds to Havens) which is also a shame.Date of review: June 19, 2013
In short: Pancake flatIn full: I pb'd this coming in around 1:20. Although this is fast and flat, there are a few considerations.1) Headwind. Exposed area when running the two laps of the seafront. You have to pace yourself and use the tailwind to your advantage.2) Multilap course meant I started lappingsome runners and overtaking spectators on the final stretch home, some of whom were oblivious to the pending charge of a thousand runners.Overall a very decent event, the weather will always be key to this.Date of review: June 18, 2013
In short: Flat Sea front race, mostly apart from start and finish. Plenty of water stations with cups and sponges. In full: This was my second Half Marathon and first in my home town. It is a flat sea front race for the most part excepting the start and finish. There are plenty of water stations with cups and sponges. The baggage area is very busy before and after, but as it is free and the entry is cheap so there can be few complaints. Race was delayed by 15 mins this year but did not seem to upset too many people. One tip, if you are looking to run a PB then make sure you get to the front as the start is not as segregated as other road races I have run in. Overall very enjoyable event. Date of review: June 13, 2013
In short: Fast course, good support enjoyable. In full: Lots of positives about the race, good location, good support, fast course and plenty of drinks stations.Only negative, if they state in the race pack that the race will start at 10am sharp then don't delay it 17 minutes to allow those attending late to run. I travelled down over 75 miles and was there at 8:15, before the organisers had even finished setting up. No excuse.Date of review: June 12, 2013
In short: A good flat half with a big field and a decent atmosphere.In full: This is the third time I've taken part in the Southend half and I've noticed improvements on the previous occasions. The biggest positives were the marshalling and the water/sponge stations which were plentiful - it was easy to stay hydrated. After the start it was a bit bunched for the first few turns, but after a while there was enough space to run in comfortably. There were some decent pockets of support along the route which was good considering it was a cold day.The medal was the best yet, and hopefully not develops the rust spots of the previous couple I collected. The only thing left to improve is the finishing area which was fairly confused, and I noticed a long long queue develops at the baggage collection tent. The finish area was good though - nothing like a cup of tea and a burger at the end of a race!Date of review: June 11, 2013
In short: Flat course with a little more attention to detail in the organisation could be very goodDate of review: June 11, 2013
In short: Easy flat course suitable for everyoneDate of review: June 10, 2013
In short: HOME RUNIn full: I wasn't so sure about doing laps in my home town, i thought i'd get bored, but i actually enjoyed it very much. Had the weather been a bit nicer, it may have brought extra crowds out and made the delay at the beginning a bit easier to bear.However, apart from the last few miles which took on half the parkrun course, the course was very flat and i took 10mins off my half mara PB. all my friends also gained a PB. if i could recommend a race, it'd be this one. My only gripe was the confusion and crowding at the finishers funnel. Date of review: June 10, 2013
In short: Best marshalled race I've runIn full: Seriously impressed with this. Excellent marshals--loads of them and all incredibly supportive and friendly. Sensibly laid-out and equipped starting area (way better than e.g. 2012 Manchester marathon). Lots of water stations, too. Top marks to all involved in the organising.Date of review: June 10, 2013
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Just pulled off my aforementioned event, a friend and I endured 2 hours of madness cranking out pizzas for 90 people. Another friend was taking pics, I was a little too busy taking care of dinner but he said he'd send me an email, which probably means I'll never get to see them. However, that won't stop me from hounding him and posting here if I do get my hands on them.


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One of the offspring is suddenly really into this NBA stuff, and I hate never getting to see any Cavs games so I plan to go for it. I was hoping they had a lower-end Broadband package, we have a couple of Roku's and Sprint EVO's with 4G around town. We had MLB Broadband, which I thought worked pretty well, but for NBA if I am not mistaken the best way to go is just to get League Pass through cable? I guess they give you Broadband and Mobile? Are the Broadband/Mobile accounts a pain to setup or is the first year they've combined all these?


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Has a really nice flavor, burns well, and is overall a good smoke. It's just too damn thin.
Love these little suckers! Good flavor, great aroma, very mild, quick smoke. I smoke these guys until my fingers start burning. Both the vanilla and honey are great.
Exceptionally delicious! Nice smooth chocolate taste throughout! I was surprised and delighted!
The groovy blues are to die for. I never liked cigars let alone the smell. Bought these for my boyfriend and now I am hooked as well. Light one of these up and never had any nearby complaints, get asked what kind of cigar it is because people around me just love the aroma. It is a must try, can't get enough of the groovy blues. Will be placing another order soon.
Bought the mini vanilla to try before buying a box of the big cigars and omg they are amazing tasting and smell outstanding. Def getting a couple boxes of these because one will not sit long in the humidor otherwise!
This is my favorite flavored cigar. I won't buy any other cigar. 5 stars guaranteed!
Best tasting cigars ever made!
This cigar is as good if not better than the others like it!
I will make this short and sweet. Just like the cigar. Best ever. Highly recommend. Good to the last drop.
The Groovy Blue is a nice enjoyable everyday cigar. It has a nice sweet flavor and goes well with a good Lager.
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Wow these have some strong Vanilla flavor to them for such a little smoke. Burn a bit fast due to the loose wrapping is the only downside I can find. Great taste for a small smoke
i absolutely love thee flavor of these cigars great cigars if you want to relax and chill with yourself or even with firends
Ordered the vanilla mini to give them a try. I'm a big fan of the ACID c-notes, and wanted to add another option. decent balance of flavors, goes good with the morning coffee or if you have a 10min break to enjoy one.
I,ve gone thru two boxes of the Nightcaps. The aroma is great. Taste is fairly mild with a hint of sweetness and coffee. I haven't had any burn problem. Will say they are alittle loose. All in all a good cigar with a great price. Will continue to buy as my daily smokes. Will spoil myself every now and then with something more expensive.
Tried a Tatiana for the first time today. The vanilla was outstanding....I usually smoke the Acid line when I want flavor but at the price of the Tatiana I may be changing. Very easy draw, plenty of creamy smoke, and plenty of flavor. Can't wait to try the others.
Received a corona of both the Vanilla and Cherry in the "Infused Brown Bag Sampler" about 4 mos ago...the wrappers on these stix are beautifully "marbalized"... I smoked the Vanilla pretty quickly...less than 3 wks in the humi, it burned nicely...wonderful draw...remaind cool to the nubby conculsion...but not much in the way of depth in it's flavor. Just finished the Cherry corona (actually have the nub between my fingers as I type this review), much like it's vanilla cousin I smoked earlier...it was a beautifully constructed cigar...exceptional in every area, but unlike it's cousin the depth of flavor was present and richly developed...I can only imagine how these Tatiana Flavored will smoke after 1 or even 2 years of humidor confinement!! I doubt I'd have the patience to wait 2 yrs, but with CI offering boxes at such crazy low prices...one or two stix just might get there!! Overall, the Tatiana is a wonderful change of pace cigar and along with CAO's FLAVOURS and Drew Estate's NATURALS & ACIDS they fill up my "other humidor"...give'em a try, you might be surprised!!
So-so at best.
Great little taste, sting the tongue a little too! Honestly didn't taste all that much like rum to me, but did taste really good.
Funny little cigar.... I may purchase these again once I see them on MMAO.
Bought these for my wife, as she enjoys the heavy flavored cigars. I tried one and it was okay. Very loose pack with not enough draw resistance, in my opinion.
Excellent price - most enjoyable.
Flavored cigars are my favorite. The last box I purchased were Tatiana Cherry Classic they are a good cigar with good flavor. However, they are not as good as Oliveros which uses long fillers in their cigars. Tatina as I said is a good cigar but not in the same league os Oliveros.
Awesome cigar! Taste was great and smooth. Very comparable to Cuban honeys but less harsh. Will def buy more.
Tried the Vanilla, very unimpressed. Very mild to the point of no taste. The only good thing I can say is that the draw was easy and smooth. I felt the CAO was far superior.
Although I haven't purchased the Groovy Blue cigarillo from CI, I was very pleasantly surprised by the quality and flavor. I was a little scared by the price (nearly 3 bucks a piece when I bought it separately) for a cigarillo, but I am genuinely pleased with the smooth, aromatic and, dare I say, Groovy flavor it provided. The best cigarillo I've tasted yet.
I recieved a Tatiana Vanilla in my infused grab bag. This cigar has a great draw and flavor, easy to smoke. The only problem is at the end it has a bit of a chemical aftertaste that is almost bitter.
I had one of these at a hotel in Lake Charles, LA. I am sure I overpaid for it. But it was really delicious. I believe the one I got was the Tatiana Blue. Tasted just like blueberries and smelled great! I will be placing an order for a box of these beauties soon!
Had one of these babies with a cup a coffee and a book, felt classy with this tasty cigar. Not too big on flavored cigars, but this one seems like a good treat to have in my humi.
Had the cherry today. ended up pulling a second one out it was so good not a strong cherry flavour nice aroma will buy more of these bad boys
Groovie Blues are Groovie indeed! I am new to Cigars and a buddy of mine turned me on to Tatiana's Flavored Brand. Ummm, Ummm, Ummm! Love the flavor and the wife doesn't mind the smell. It's a WIN, WIN situation!
I did not buy them from here but thought I'd give my 2 cents. Bought them locally and they do taste good. Groovy Blue. Just really strong.. Almost gave me a headache. I will order the CAO Flavors and see how those are. These are better, in my opinion for a gathering and you are sharing this smoke with others.
This is what I want in a cigar, mild, pleasant aftertaste and aroma. When I light on up around another cigar smoker, I usually am asked it I have one to spare.
I've been itching to sample one of these for awhile and finally picked up a Groovy Blues today. The perfume-like smell was quite strong through the cellophane and I almost put it back on the shelf once I took a whiff. It was almost too sweet and sickening. I shelled out the money and purchased it anyhow and I'm very glad that I did. The taste is sweet but light and leaves a light aftertaste. Friends commented on the smell and everyone seemed to agree it was very pleasant. I will be a repeat customer and I look forward to trying the Night Cap that I picked up.
I was never a smoker of any kind but them I tried the Tatiana Groovy Blues. They are Great. A buddy also smokes them and says they are like candy and he is right. I want to work my way thru all the flavors. They are great for just taking the edge off the day without having to smoke a regular size smoke.
Right out of the plastic they are great. These are now my favorite cigar.
I have pretty much come to detest flavored cigars, that is until I tried the Tatiana Nightcap. Before I even had it out of the package the aroma was teasing me with what I was about to enjoy. The 4 X 30 size burns like a dream and teases your tastebuds with memories of gourmet coffee and chocolate. What a treat. I'll be giving the other flavors a try, but the Nightcap is going to be a regular little cigar treat.
I am a fan of the Tatiana flavored line of cigars. I haven't tried a flavor of them that I didn't like....
I was a once in a blue moon smoker, but once I got a taste of (Tatiana Flavored) Groovy Blue, I just couldn't get enough of their flavor. I haven't tried the others, but I am working on it.
New to cigars, the (Tatiana Flavored) vanilla and Groovey Blues, are awesome and at a great price!
Don't waste your money on (Tatiana Flavored) cigars. They do not burn even. So far I smoked 20 with same result. Waste of money IMO. Freebies that they came with my 2 box order smoke much better.
The honey tatianas, I think has the best flavor of flavored cigars, but the Groovy Blue are right behind them.
I dont usually go for flavored cigars.I tried the (Tatiana) vanilla and my opinion is forever changed.The most pleasing taste and aroma around.....
The Tatiana Honey is awesome! Great tast, great burn and draw. Not badly priced either. Cheaper to buy on here than at the store.
Tatiana Groovy Blue beats out all the flavor cigars I have smoked and at half the price. The draw is effortless & filled with a pleasant blend of berries right to the end.
Great cigar (Tatiana Flavored)! I'm a big fan of Drew Estate infused cigars, and these are a close second. They have an even burn, with a decently held ash. I haven't had any problems with the cigars I've tried. I highly recommend these to the cigar smoker that wants to taste something different.


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HOWTO Host an Event at i3detroit
Find a member to host
If you are not a member of i3detroit yet, that's ok. We love to have non-members hold events at our space. However, you will need to either become a member yourself, or enlist the help of a current member to host the event.
Check with the other members
Out of courtesy, you're advised to run your idea past at least a couple other members. Bring up your idea at a meeting or on the mailing list.
Schedule the event
Look on the google calendar: http://www.google.com/calendar/render?cid=i3detroit%40gmail.com and pick an appropriate day. There's nothing wrong with two events going simultaneously, but try to avoid conflicts. Hint: scheduling well in advance will give time for the word to get out, and time for you to plan.
Contact Nick, Nate1 or Ted if you need help to add your event to the Calendar. Be sure to specify:
- Date and times, including duration
- Any description you want included
Create it on Eventbrite
Not all events need an Eventbrite page. Generally, if you need people to be able to reserve space at the event, you should use Eventbrite. Hit http://www.eventbrite.com/ and log in. Either use email@example.com if you know the password, or ask someone with access to add you individually to the account.
Because Eventbrite assesses fees for pay-tickets booked through their service, create the tickets with a free price. I (Nate B) usually create two types of tickets:
- "i3Detroit member or gift cert holder / $15 materials fee" with a cap of roughly 30% of the seating.
- "Non-member / $15 materials fee / $10 suggested donation" with the remainder of the capacity.
If you're creating a class with an actual mandatory admission fee, making the tickets "free" might run afoul of Eventbrite's rules, but let's try to fly under the radar. Also, it usually works really well to underpromise and overdeliver, then gently mention the donation jar and go do something else for a minute -- mandatory fees create the impression that "I don't need to donate beyond that amount".
NOTA BENE: Please set the number of available slots to someone reasonable! Creating an event with 50 tickets, if we only have 20 chairs, is suboptimal. Realistically, if ten noobs show up, are you gonna be able to bring them up to speed?
Publicize your event
- Post it to the public mailing list
- If you've scheduled in advance, consider posting both a "save the date" right away, and a reminder a few days before the class.
- Make a blog post on the front page
- Email email@example.com as per http://blog.instructables.com/2011/04/hackerspace-round-up-end-of-april/
- Follow the autotweet with some details in another tweet, if relevant
- Announce it to specific local groups whose members might not all be specifically following us. Try the Penguicon-general mailing list, and the All hands active mailing list, for instance.
- The day before the event (if it's been a while since the initial announcement), repeat these steps.
Be there
Remember, people that attend your event are your guests. You are responsible for having them sign a guest waiver and follow the rules.
Set out the donation jar
Midway through your class is usually a good time to take a break, talk a little bit about i3Detroit, set out the donation jar, mention the fridge, and head for the fridge. By the time you return with your drink, the jar will probably contain evidence of how well the class is going. If you're using a tool with a cost-recovery system in place, explain that at the same time.
Clean Up
Enlist the help of attendees or other members, if possible, but it is your responsibility to leave the shop clean at the end of the night.
Schedule a followup
If this is the first time you've taught a particular class, there may be some empty seats. However, if it's a good class, the attendees may want to take it again and they may tell their friends. The next time you do a class, you'll likely have more guests. You can even announce the followup at the end of class to make sure people know about it.


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Diabetes and Lifespan
Type 2 diabetes typically shows up later in life, although the incidence in children is increasing. The disease, which is characterized by high blood glucose (sugar), or hyperglycemia, usually results from a combination of unhealthy lifestyle habits, obesity, and genes. Over time, untreated hyperglycemia can lead to serious, life-threatening complications. Type 2 diabetes also puts you at risk for certain health conditions that can reduce your life expectancy.
Type 2 diabetes can decrease your lifespan when it occurs with the following associated conditions:
- high blood pressure
- gum disease
- kidney disease
- high cholesterol
- nerve damage
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), diabetes is the seventh most common cause of death in the United States. However, there is no defining statistic to tell you how long you'll live with type 2 diabetes. The better you have your diabetes under control, the lower your risk for developing associated conditions that may shorten your lifespan.
Hyperglycemia and Ketones
When you have hyperglycemia, you're at risk of having high levels of ketone bodies. These acids can accumulate in your blood when your body doesn't use insulin properly. Insulin is the key to turning glucose into fuel. When your body can't turn glucose to energy, it burns fat instead. This causes increased ketone levels.
According to the American Diabetes Association, ketones are most likely to develop when blood glucose levels exceed 240 mg/dl. This can lead to a dangerous condition called ketoacidosis. Also referred to as diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), this condition can lead to coma and even death.
DKA is considered rare in type 2 diabetes, but there is still a risk in extreme cases of hyperglycemia. The CDC estimates that DKA contributed to about 175,000 emergency room visits in 2011. In 2010, hyperglycemic problems like DKA also caused 2,361 deaths in adults over the age of 20.
The best way to prevent this life-threatening complication is to check for ketones whenever your blood sugar is high. When ketones build up, they appear in the urine. Urine strips are available at the drugstore for measuring ketone levels in diabetes.
High Blood Pressure
High blood pressure (hypertension) is another associated complication of type 2 diabetes. This condition causes your heart to work harder by pumping blood more forcefully. Occasional changes in blood pressure are normal. But hypertension develops when these changes happen consistently over a long period of time. High blood pressure can lead to life-threatening conditions like:
- heart attack
- stroke
- blood aneurysm
- heart failure
According to the CDC, between 2009 and 2012, 71 percent of adults with diabetes had blood pressure of 140/90 or higher or used medications to lower their blood pressure.
Nerve Damage
Diabetic neuropathy, or nerve damage, occurs if type 2 diabetes is poorly managed. It's also a symptom of long-term diabetes. Nerve damage can cause tingling and numbing sensations in the body. In severe neuropathy, you may no longer feel the affected areas of the body at all.
The legs and feet are among the most common areas of nerve damage in type 2 diabetes. This damage can lead to conditions that require amputation. In fact, the CDC says that 60 percent of non-traumatic lower-limb amputations are attributed to diabetes.
Nerve damage can also lead to life-threatening infections. This is due to the fact you may not feel an injury of a body part before it's too late. Nerve damage in type 2 diabetes can also cause serious problems with your:
- heart
- urinary tract
- digestive tract
You can help prevent nerve-related complications with regular visits to the doctor. A doctor is likely to pay special attention to your legs and feet.
Gum Disease
Gum disease is more prevalent in adults with type 2 diabetes than in other adults. This complication of diabetes:
- decreases circulation
- increases plaque from high blood sugar levels
- decreases saliva production, causing dry mouth
- decreases protective collagen in the gums
Severe cases of gum disease can lead to heart problems, which in turn affect life expectancy. Your best defense against gum disease is through proper oral care, as well as regular dental exams.
Kidney Disease
Hyperglycemia damages kidney vessels, which puts people with type 2 diabetes at increased risk for kidney disease. Also called diabetic nephropathy, this form of kidney disease prevents organs from disposing waste.. This is a serious complication that can be fatal when left untreated.
Some people with this condition require kidney transplants to fix the problem. According to the CDC, 44 percent of all kidney failures in 2011 were caused by diabetes. Kidney failure can be fatal. If you have diabetes, you should be tested for kidney disease at least once a year.
High Cholesterol
While the exact connection is not clear, type 2 diabetes increases your risk for high cholesterol. The risk is even greater if you have a family history of cholesterol issues, or if you're obese. Adults with type 2 diabetes are most prone to developing high triglycerides and low-density lipoproteins (LDL). Over time this can clog the arteries and lead to a heart attack.
It's important to keep your cholesterol in check through good diet and regular exercise. Even if you're not considered at a high risk for cholesterol problems, the National Diabetes Education Program recommends testing once every two years.
Ensuring a Long Life with Diabetes
Type 2 diabetes requires constant management. First, it's important to check your blood sugar to make sure it's not too high. Taking the right doses of medication is necessary in helping to keep glucose levels normal. Lifestyle habits, such as a healthy diet and exercise can also help regulate blood glucose. The better your diabetes is managed, the longer a life you'll likely enjoy.


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The Performing Arts Department plays an integral and vital part of Pensacola State College's rich history and promising future. Since its beginnings in 1957, this department has served thousands of students. Pensacola State College graduates can be seen in Broadway plays, Hollywood productions, and recording studios as well as directing church choirs and teaching college, high school and middle school students the joy of music. The department offers a comprehensive education in music, music teacher education, and theatre. Students are afforded many performance opportunities in music ensembles and theatre productions. With an outstanding faculty and a solid academic and artistic reputation, Pensacola State College provides two-year associate of arts degree programs that successfully transfer with ease to all Florida universities and most other universities in the United States.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (131 votes).
In short: BoggyIn full: Friendly atmosphere and funny commetary which raised the spirits at end of an unexpectedly muddy and leg zapping run. Worth turning up to see on the first lap a 100 or so people deperately trying to run up hill which I swear they ploughed and watered beforehand. Few fellow runners around me had their shoes inhaled by the mud. For the second weekend running I went home with mud bricks at the end of my legs (did the Wendover Woods the week before). One complaint is that most runners seemed to be doing the 10k which meant on the last lap the runners got strung out. Some of the marshals seemed to disappear or at one point to busy chatting not to see me and another runner disappearing up the wrong track. We got pulled back thankfully by another competitor. Thanks though to the last lady marshal before you hit the carpark out of the woods who was very encouraging! Round 2 here I come.Date of review: January 23, 2006
In short: for me a tough muddy challenge but I am a nifty fifty!Date of review: January 23, 2006
In short: Muddy and fun!In full: Good for beginners. Commentary at the end was nice, although the finish is a bit demoralising having to run all the way down the field!Date of review: January 23, 2006
In short: Har but fun.Running up hill in mud was like taking 1 step forward 5 back.Date of review: January 23, 2006
In short: Chllenging mud made a very friendly bunchDate of review: January 22, 2006
In short: Great race, would definitely do this againIn full: Race was fairly well organised. Route was scenic with challenge of mud hill. Only disappointing factor was that it was shorter than claimed (my forerunner said 14.8km).Date of review: January 22, 2006
In short: Nice event - the muddy slope was great fun - loverd the diving finishIn full: This is my second year and although this year the circuit had been extended it still seemed to be not quite a full 10K. Great commentary at the finish but the water station was a bit of a waste of time - mind you I'll be back in February I thinkDate of review: January 22, 2006
In short: Very positive experienceIn full: At a 60 year old woman this was the first time in my life I'd been in a race. Felt very welcome and encouraged my both co-runners and marshalls alike. Despite a very slow time, I thoroughly enjoyed the experience.Date of review: January 22, 2006
In short: Muddy and great fun!In full: Forgot to look at the course map pre-race and misjudged the finnish - having to run past the finnish and run aother 600-700 yds was a bit of a shock!Date of review: January 22, 2006
In short: A welcoming, fun race in a lovely park.In full: I really enjoyed this one, I did 5km and I will be going for the 10km next time. Highly recommended.Date of review: January 22, 2006
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