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5 Stories by Vegan Doctors to Celebrate National Doctors' Day
March 30 is National Doctors Day, and VegNews is celebrating by highlighting five recent stories weve published written by vegan doctors.
The medical world is going vegan. Whether it's news regarding the myth that humans evolved to eat meat or the fact that the number of doctors interested in plant-based nutrition has quadrupled, healthcare professionals are embracing what vegans have known for years: a cruelty-free lifestyle is the optimal diet for our bodies. In case you missed them the first time or you need a reminder that your vegan diet is good for your health, here are five recent stories by vegan doctors VegNews has published that'll have you asking for a second helping of veggies.
1. 5 Plant Foods For Protection During Cold and Flu Season
At some point in their lives, everyone gets sick—even vegans—which is why Laurie Marbas, MD, points out five plant-foods to help prevent an illness and aid in recovery when that pesky sore throat approaches. Marbas recommends fungi, kiwifruit, cruciferous vegetables, garlic, and berries as natural remedies when those days when we can't get out of bed. Although it's not ideal for single people looking to mingle, garlic, Marbas writes, "stimulates certain immune system cell types such as macrophages, lymphocytes, natural killer cells, dendritic cells, and eosinophils." And it's delicious!
2. 3 Reasons to Eat Your Fruit and Vegetables
If you're vegan, you probably don't need any more reasons to eat fruit and vegetables. For starters, they're delicious, but in their story "3 Reasons to Eat Your Fruit and Vegetables," doctors Jyothi Rao and Monica Aggarwal explain how the phytonutrients, antioxidants, and fiber found in plant foods can "help dilate our arteries," "remove the free radicals from cells, combat stressors, and fight inflammation," and "grow good bacteria in our stomachs." The next time you're thinking about having that extra bowl of blueberries, say yes—your body will thank you later.
3. How to Educate Your Doctor About Your Vegan Diet
Sadly, not every medical professional knows about the health benefits of a plant-based diet, and, often, vegans find themselves having to explain the latest research to their doctors. For times such as these, Joel Kahn, MD, gives us six talking points to discuss when your healthcare provider suggests something like adding eggs back into your diet. Kahn's story focuses on the ways in which a plant-based diet helps with obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, and prevent mortality. Advice from a vegan doctor to give to your doctor? You can't beat that.
4. How a Plant-based Diet Saved This Doctor's Career
You know how teachers learn from their students? Well, doctors also learn from their patients, which is how Marbas turned her entire family vegan—literally overnight. In this story, the doctor explains how an interaction with a patient five years ago changed her life and her career: "This patient told me she would have abdominal pain after eating meat and dairy, so I told her stop eating meat and dairy (a logical conclusion), but the fact that my advice would leave her with nothing but plants didn't register in my brain. She returned a month later for a follow-up visit, and her 16-year-old daughter—who had changed her diet to support her mom—pulled herself off two ADHD medications in the 30 days of healthy plant-based eating. My mind went through all of the scientific knowledge I had accumulated from years of education and experience, and still I had no answer as to how or why this could have happened. What I did know was that my patient and her daughter's newfound health kindled a new spark within me, one of excitement and curiosity. Soon, I was asking myself, 'Could eating plants actually have done this?'"
5. 5 Ways Becoming Ill Made Me a Better Doctor
It's easy to forget, but doctors are people, too, and people get sick. One such person was Aggarwal, who was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease four months after giving birth to her third child. No one wants this type of news (especially with a newborn to look after), but Aggarwal writes that her diagnosis was a blessing in disguise, as being a patient in turn made her a better doctor: "Becoming sick and learning how it felt to be a patient taught me how to become a better doctor. I'm so grateful for that. Since my diagnosis, I have developed clarity for my life and my work, and my patients are better for it."
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While Isaac Asimov's famous (fictional) robot laws are all about protecting human life, it seems that at an ever-faster rate we fragile humans are actually using our robots to wage war in real life or deliver police authority from the sky.
That's prompted an interesting blog posting this week at the Wall Street Journal. Referencing Asimov's three laws, the blog asks "should robots have a license to kill?" It's a key question because we actually are giving some of our robots weapons that are trained on humans, and there's rarely a couple of weeks that go by without mention of the "drone war" on targets in the hills of Afghanistan or Pakistan. Drones work well in these inaccessible regions and can loiter in the area before being commanded to fire on a target they've detected with their sensors. Yet it's a tactic that doesn't always result in the right outcome.

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I've had a spongy bit added to my orthotics to prevent an injury. The injury is sorted but my feet under the spongey but just get hotter and hotter until it's really uncomfortable and blisters form.
I can just about mange 35 mins before its unbearable. I thought they would break in but 4 weeks later and they are no better. Has anyone experienced anything similar - it's like my feet are allergic to to the songey bit.
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Counsel Concerning Marriage (6 of 10) by Joe Alain
This content is part of a series.Counsel Concerning Marriage (6 of 10)
Series: Beautiful Mess
Joe Alain
1 Corinthians 7:1-40
1. Counsel to Christians married to Christians (7:1-11)
2. Counsel to Christians married to non-Christians (7:12-24)
3. Counsel to unmarried Christians (7:25-40)
1. In this chapter Paul addresses a wide range of issues relating to the believer and singleness and marriage. As new believers, the Corinthians had many questions for Paul which he addressed for them (7:1).
2. Paul deals with specific questions and issues. It's important to note that he does not give us a complete theology of marriage in this chapter.
3. Paul will refer back to Jesus' teachings and he will give instructions for issues that Jesus did not deal with. However, Paul is not disclaiming divine inspiration (see 7:6, 10, 12, 25), he is merely distinguishing his present teaching from that of what was common knowledge that Jesus taught.
4. The Corinthians came out of a pagan background where morals were lax. It was not uncommon for a man to have a wife who bore his children, a mistress, and at the temples there were temple prostitutes. Homosexuality was also rampant in the Roman Empire.
In contrast to this low view of morality, Paul gives the high idea of sexual purity in and out of marriage. God's word is the ideal and the standard. Because we live in a world that falls short does not mean that we lower the standard, change God's word or neglect His teachings.
For the Corinthians coming out of pagan and promiscuous backgrounds, it was better to uphold the high standards of morality rather than lowering them. We do not always meet God's ideal; however, we do not throw out God's ideals because we fall short. We need to be constantly moving towards the ideal and encouraging the ideal.
5. Another consideration before we look at this passage. God is the God of the present. He always deals with us in the present. What does this mean for us?
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UIKit reminded me of Nib, TJ's library of Stylus mixins, utilities, and components. TJ stresses that UIKit isn't a CSS framework like Bootstrap, but neither is it written with Stylus and Jade. Instead it functions as a loosely-knit set of components that can be built on.
Expect-dom (License: MIT) by Kevin Dente is a set of DOM-related assertions for expect.js. Various assertions can be made, including
id, and
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The author has adapted code from jasmine-jquery to create this library.
Patio (License: MIT, GitHub: Pollenware / patio, npm: patio) from Pollenware is an SQL library inspired by Sequel. It supports schema creation, migrations, queries, models, and associations. It even includes handy flow control related methods like
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107th Anniversary of Hudson-Fulton Earlier this month the 107th anniversary of the Hudson-Fulton Celebration of 1909 passed, without public notice. That spectacular two-week celebration took place in New York Harbor upon the 300th anniversary of Henry Hudson's discovery of the river that would be named after him. The celebration also commemorated the 110th anniversary of […]
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Stuart Easton claimed his first win of the 2010 British Superbike season in the first of two races at Oulton Park yesterday.
The 26-year-old Scotsman injured his leg in a heavy crash just a week before the season started, but six races into the season the Swan Honda racer lies second in the overall standings.
"It's great to win the first race of the season for the Swan Honda team and I had a good start and just managed to hold off Tommy Hill," Easton said. "It was a close one out there but hopefully we can make it two out of two in the next one."
The Northern Irishman John Laverty came in third, his first podium finish. "It is brilliant for me to be on the podium for the whole of the Buildbase Kawasaki team as they have really been working hard and this shows how much progress we have made," Laverty said.
Laverty moved up two places in the final lap, overtaking his brother Michael, and Alistair Seeley
"That last lap was pretty hectic but as we went into a chicane on the final lap I was hard on the brakes, Seeley missed a gear I think, and my brother Michael went wide so I was able to move up."
The chequered flag in the second race went to Michael Laverty, who finished a full six seconds ahead of veteran Michael Rutter for his first Superbike win.
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|Nilus of Sora a leader of the Russian medieval movement opposing ecclesiastic landownership. Nil Sorsky is venerated as a saint in the Russian Orthodox Church. His feast day is on the anniversary of his repose on May 7
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Falls Apart
2336 hrs Unknown building
Everything had gone wrong.
Spockeh almost didn't believe that the team was alive and still moving. They had squeaked by, escaping capture, or worse, by meer inches. First, he and Scorch had been ambushed by the LitPol in one of the buildings; Next, Scorch, Ninja and he almost got gunned down by a score of LitPol; And then to top it all off, Bugger gets hit over the head and they loose the Laptops, their one last connection to the other Protagonists.
Some mission, Spockeh though. He didn't even know where they were anymore. All he knew was that the person, whom the group was following, was a friendly, or appeared to be so.
"I hope you're up to meeting some new friends." The man had said as he parked the APC into a parking space. The group gingerly got out, letting the unknown saviour go first; they weren't taking any chances.
Once the group had exited the APC, Bugger supported by Trucker and Digger, Spockeh caught Phenoix's eyes for just a moment.
She looks scared, Spockeh though, What in god's name did we do? It was highly unusal that Phenoix got scared, only when the boys did something completly crazy, or there was a spider around, did she start to be scared.
Scorch slowly and carefully made his way over to Spockeh, "We're in a deep pile of crap now, huh?"
"Yeah, keep your eyes open, we don't wanna get caught with our pants down here." Spockeh replied quietly. The unknown saviour looked back at the group who had stopped just for a moment.
"Well, are you comming or not?" He inquired. He was standing by what appeared to be a heavy steel door that led into the building they had parked beside.
Spockeh looked at Trucker and Digger, they nodded, then to Ninja, his face was barely readable behind his suit, and then, finally, to Phenoix. Her face, ofcourse, wasn't holding anything back, she was scared and wanted to hide somewhere. He sighed and then started after the unknown saviour.
2341hrs Unknown building
As the last members of Spockeh's team entered, Ninja and Phenoix, the door was shut behind them and the limited amount of light was then crushed as the darkness overtook them.
Ok and at what point does the lights turn back on and there are standing two dozen LitPol with guns pointed straight at us? Spockeh asked himself. He heard movement to his right and turned quickly, accidently striking someone in the process.
"Ow!" A voice exclaimed, "Who the hell?"
There was a loud smack, then, "What the hell? Why am I getting hit?!" Spockeh finally registered the voice as Scorch's. He had hit Scorch who was then hit by someone else.
"Scorch calm down," He said.
"I'll calm down when the bastard that slapped me in the face shows his!" Came the reply.
"Ooops, that was me," Another voice said. It was Ninja.
"Dang it you sneaky son of... come here!" Scorch yelled. There was a loud crash and then sounds of a scuffle. But the action was interupted by the lights being turned on suddenly.
"Oh dear god! I can't see!" Someone yelled. Spockeh held a hand up, trying to block out the light while his eyes adjusted. He finally let his hand down and saw the room he was in.
It was simply decorated, a few pieces of furnature decorated the room. A standard tan carpet covered the floor, and Scorch and Ninja were on the ground wrestiling with each other. In one corner, the Unknown saviour stood amused. He had made his way over to the light switch while the group had fumbled in the darkness.
"Thanks for turning the lights on bub," Trucker said. He and Digger made their way over to a couch that sat by a wall. They set down Bugger on it, gently. When he was safely on the cushions, Digger took his pulse.
"I got a pulse," He announced relieved, "It's there, he's actually comming back."
"Good, that's really good," Spockeh commented. He carefully sank into a chair and rubbed his face. After all that had gone on, he didn't want to have to worry about where to burry a friend.
"Now, if you guys would be so kind as to wait, I'll get things moving along here." 'Saviour' said. Without further interuption, he slipped out of the room and disappeared.
When he had walked in the door, Scorch and Ninja disengaged and Scorch made his way up to the way that 'Saviour' had taken out of the room.
"He's gone," He said, "Just ducked into another room."
Now they could talk freely for a moment, "How you guys doing?" Spockeh asked.
"I'm ok," Trucker replied simply.
"I'm good to go," Digger answered.
"A-Ok," Scorch said.
"Green lights across the board," Ninja said. He sunk into a chair next to Bugger.
"I'm ok, I guess," Phenoix said. Spockeh knew that wasn't the case.
"Phenoix, if you ain't ok, say something." Digger said.
Phenoix looked at them, "Ok, alright, I'm not ok. I just had a gun pointed right in my face. How do you think I feel?" She asked rhetorically.
"Yeah, I bet that sucks don't it?" Trucker replied.
"It does! This entire thing seems to be falling apart ever since we had to blow up the Safe. I just don't know what to do anymore." Phenoix exclaimed. She was releasing alot of feelings now. She suddenly began to tear up.
"Hey now, no reason to cry," Scorch said. He went over to her and began to comfort her.
"Dang, what did we do?" Ninja asked. That question hung in the air for a while as the group went into silence. That was until their 'Saviour' made his way back into the group.
"Follow me guys, I got a few friends that would like to meet you."


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Rolling down hills was never more exciting than in these creative, colourful, wacky races
If you've ever watched 'Cool Runnings' and thought that flinging yourself down a hill in a colourful wagon that looks like it was built by the Teletubbies looks like the best fun ever? Find a team and get planning, because this is your chance to fulfill your need for speed in a real soapbox race in the hilly grounds of Alexandra Palace. Your application had better be creative – only 70 teams of the 1,000 who applied were chosen to compete at the last London event and designs included a VW Camper, a full bathroom suite and a giant Usain Bolt. If you'd rather not risk being a part of north London's most spectacular pile-ups keep an eye on the Red Bull Soapbox website; thousands of spectator tickets will be available nearer the event.
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"The Broken Heart Surgeon" is what they call me. TV viewers loved seeing a top flight heart surgeon with a loving family, a man who had everything, make a single tragic mistake, something so minor that if I had done it in a bar I would have gottenlaid or bitch-slapped. Who in the world would have ever thought it would have led to this. I know I didn't. Doing twenty years in a maximum-security prison. Surrounded by people I paid a great deal of money to live away from on the outside. So this is how it ended. Me behind bars. Explaining to you everything that happened in the middle will take awhile, but what the hell does it matter. Telling you howit all began is easy. I remember it like I remember my name, like the first time I made love to my wife, like the day my first child was born. It all started simply enough. It all started with just a little tweak.
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Kassidy and Cassidy where one good pair until they were torn apart. It's up to both of them to fight there dreams and still stay as buddies. This starts in small town Spanish Fork,UT and it will last a lifetime
Kassidy and Cassidy were heading home. It was bright,and sunny day and they were to do their handshake. It goes a little like this; Air high five, air knucles,air chestbumps and now you know, slap your foot, play a game, slap your knees 3 times a day. They do that everyday almost, but Kassidy had something to tell. " Cassidy I need to tell you something." "Yea what is it, but first is it good news or bad news." " Um, bad news I am moving to Wyoming at the end of school year." " Oh" said Cassidy. Kassidy herself knew that Cassidy was super sad and so was she.
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Graham Gooch has seen it all before but this particular English collapse against Australia might have surprised him more than most of its predecessors. And it might perplex him more. Unlike some of the England sides humiliated down under in the early 90s when Gooch was playing, this one is supposed to be rather good.
Hence subsiding from 82 for two to 91 for eight and then 136 all out is a source of some concern for Gooch in his role as England's batting coach. A couple of decades ago he could at least tunnel his vision and try to sort out his own game. Now Gooch has to fret about half a dozen of his charges, who came and went with bewildering speed on an afternoon, redolent of those dire days of the 90s.
He may not have much time to dwell upon the dismal deja vus. But yesterday Melbourne 1990 might have sprung to mind. There, just before Gooch was dismissed for 58, England were doing rather well: 103 for one, which, added to a lead of 46, meant that he might have sensed the chance to set Australia a challenging target. Soon England were all out 150, crumbling, as they did on day two at the Gabba, to a left-armer of West Australia (Bruce Reid) and a modestly rated off-spinner (Greg Matthews). At one point they contrived to lose six wickets for three runs, even worse than six for nine on day two here.
Later on that tour England subsided from 191 for two to 244 all out in Perth thanks to Craig McDermott, Australia's current bowling coach, who seems to be doing a fine job, grabbing eight wickets. Gooch might also like to swap notes – though I doubt it – with McDermott about England's 92 all out in Melbourne in 1994 (McDermott five more wickets and a young Shane Warne three).
So this collapse was not unprecedented but it was very unexpected. This England side are not awed by Australia; they are accustomed to beating them but there is a frailty that they have to acknowledge – how else can they improve? – when the ball is bouncing more than usual. This was evident in Perth on the last tour in a Test, which provides some echoes of this contest: in Australia's first innings Brad Haddin and Mitchell Johnson came to the rescue just as they did here, after which Johnson and Ryan Harris shared 18 wickets.
Australia were cock-a-hoop here in Brisbane because so many of the England players were dismissed in the manner prescribed by the think-tank before the game; they bowled consistently full and just outside off stump to Alastair Cook; they dried up Kevin Pietersen but most satisfying of all – because this had been talked about so much – was the wicket of Jonathan Trott.
Once again this dismissal would have caused shudders in the Gooch memory bank, transporting him back to Adelaide in 1991 with lunch approaching. At the other end soon after the Tiger Moth episode was David Gower. McDermott (again) elaborately set a leg-side trap. It was so obvious, so predictable and now it seems so inevitable that Gower should hole out on the leg side.
Gooch was not amused. The two batsmen did not leave the Oval together in pursuit of their lunch.
Here, the trap was set for Trott. Michael Clarke had been constantly fiddling with the leg-side field. Johnson had settled on his chosen line and length; short, fast, at leg stump and the body of the batsman. Trott in response was darting towards the off side and had been flicking at those deliveries with a hint of defiance, picking up a few runs in the process but this was the last over before lunch.
Johnson delivered; Trott flicked again and Haddin caught the edge down the leg side. Had Gower played that shot he would have been painted as a carefree dilettante wantonly incapable of recognising the gravity of the situation. Trott is spared that depiction but, in this instance, being caught down the leg side was not an unlucky dismissal, it was a bad one.
Gooch may well be working overtime between now and the Adelaide Test. The hierarchy might have found some encouragement in the innings of Michael Carberry, the highest scorer with 40. Until Johnson came around the wicket he had dealt with the bouncing ball with the minimum of fuss but, as wickets fell at the other end, his calmness gave way to excessive caution. It is vital for newcomers to remember that they should not restrict themselves in high-intensity Test situations any more than they do when playing county cricket. Otherwise they can stagnate completely because the number of loose deliveries received at this level is so small.
So there is much work to be done for the England batsmen, especially in preparation for Perth where the ball usually bounces more extravagantly than here. This batch of England players have been prepared to do that most diligently in the past. They did so after their trials in Dubai against Pakistan's spinners two years ago.
But there is a difference. Weakness against spin is deemed to be one of those things. Weakness against pace, for no logical reason, often has undertones of a dearth of moral fibre or courage. Hence the reluctance to acknowledge it. So it may be that Gooch's first challenge is to convince some of his men that there is a bit of problem here.


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• New York Times: "President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali of Tunisia has left the country amid growing chaos in the streets, French diplomats say, and the prime minister went on state television Friday night to say he is in charge."
• Here is a YouTube playlist of eyewitness videos from the protests in Tunisia.
• The Awl points to this helpful primer on Tunisia in Mother Jones Magazine.
• Al Jazeera is all over it. Jillian York's opinion piece at Al Jazeera is worth reading: "Tunisia's taste of internet freedom."
• Here is one Arab affairs live-blog of the events, in English, at al-bab.com. • Here's a report at Al-Arabiya.
• This Wikileaks-leaked State Department cable became a catalyst in the social upheaval.
• Here's a Foreign Policy Magazine piece that puts forth an argument that Wikileaks and social media played important roles.
• Responding more or less to those who might describe it as "a Wikileaks revolution," Ethan Zuckerman tweeted earlier, "Think it would be a mistake to give too much credit to Wikileaks [...] this has much more to do with unemployment, poverty, and inequality."
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My husband I and our three kids want to sail from Duncan bc not to far from victora bc. To the Caribbean and were the wind takes us we will be sailing at our own pace. We will be home schooling we are both going to be taking alot of sailing courses my husband knows more about sailing then I do. we will be living on our sail boat. this is not something we are doing right away but we have been doing alot of research. I have found sailnet and it is great. We seem to think we will need a big sail boat. we need help what kinds of boats would you pick there are alot of things we need to do before we do anything will we be able to sail a big sail boat just the two of us our kids will be 14 10 and 9. And if there is anything anyone would like to say to help us with this lifes dream feel free.
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Charter something for a weekend
If you like that charter something else for a week
At this point getting out on the water will do you a world of good. Theory is very helpful and I read everything I can but you have to go to know.
If you still love sailing after chumming the fish a few times then your on your way.
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agreed, charter a boat. get out on the water.
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I know exactly where Duncan is and can tell you that you are in one of the most spectacular cruising areas in the world. You have every opportunity to learn to sail right at your doorstep.
Your first priority will be to obtain the new Canadian operator certificate without which you cannot even operate a motorized dinghy anymore.
Then contact one of the sailing schools in your area (there are ISPA schools in Sydney and in Comox). I don''t agree with the advise to go charter. It appears that you don''t have ANY experience..? You will need to take some courses for sure. I recommend talking to Chris or Cathy Parry at Island Cruising in Sydney. (250 656 7070). They can help set you up to obtain the necessary qualifications to point you in the right direction.
You can tell them I sent you. I know them from about five years of doing every course in the book...
However there are many schools. Just open the phone book and you will find them.
Magnus Murphy
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I second the comment on island cruising in Sydney. We chartered for the first time with them in 2000 and found the yacht and all the staff top rate. I have fellow Toronto friends that have used Cooper, Island C and others but all seem happiest with Island Cruising.
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Go for it! I am at the start of the skill building process myself for an eventual world cruise with child but I am on the EC (or will be in a couple of months). As you will be sailing with 3 children take a look at a catamaran to see if it might meet your needs better than a mono hull. They offer lots of advantages and the newer models may even be safer than a comprable monohull in bad weather from what I have read.
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The dream of voyaging under sail can be a powerful one. Pretty much several times a month I receive an email requesting advice from someone who is considering doing just what you are proposing. I have watched literally dozens of folks go through this. Some are successful in getting ''out there'', some discover that they really enjoy sailing and find that they really have no need to ''go out there'; some have discovered that the sailing life is just not for them, and others have not even gotten past the dreaming stage.
From what I have seen, the most successful (especially when children are involved) have been the ones who have been somewhat systematic about going. There is a lot to learn before one can safely venture offshore. No one would assume that they could buy a jet airliner take a few lessons and be able to fly around the world. I think most rational people would expect to start with a small plane and work their way up. But for some reason people assume that they can just go out and buy a big boat, take a couple lessons, read a few books, and then go safely cruising.
While there are people who literally taken a few lessons, read a few books and went out cruising, those that were successful going that route are far more rare than those who have done some kind of apprenticeship. Learning to sail and learning to cruise involves a lot of knowledge and no matter how much you know, there will always be more to learn, but I suggest that you at least take the time to learn the basics, and that just about can't happen if you buy 'a big sailboat' and move your family aboard.
I find myself saying this a lot lately but here I go again. We all come to sailing with our own specific needs, our own specific goals and our own specific capabilities. The neat thing about sailing is that we all don't have to agree that there is only one right way to go sailing. There is no more truth in expecting that there is one universally right answer about many aspects of sailing than there is in trying to prove that vanilla ice cream is universally better than strawberry ice cream. One area of sailing for which there is no one universally right answer involves the amount of knowledge one needs to go sailing.
For some, all they need or want to know about sailing is just enough knowledge to safely leave the slip sail where they want and get back safely. There is nothing inherently wrong with that approach. But for others, like myself, there is much more to sailing than simply developing a rudimentary knowledge of sailing basics. If you fall into that camp, it is next to impossible to learn to sail really well on a boat as large as the one in question.
While I am in no way suggesting that this makes sense for everyone, for those who really want to learn to sail well, I strongly suggest that they start out owning a used 23 to 27 foot, responsive, light-weight, tiller steered, fin keel/spade rudder (ideally fractionally rigged) sloop (or if they are athletically inclined then a dinghy.) Boats like these provide the kind of feedback that is so necessary to teach a newcomer how to really sail well. Boats like these have small enough loads on lines and the helm that you and your children can all participate and learn together. Being able to learn and participate, the children will be more engaged and less likely to be bored and feel kidnapped.
By sailing well, I mean understanding the nuances of boat handling and sail trim in a way that cannot be learned on a larger boat. Used small boats generally hold their values quite well so that after a year or even few years or so of learning, you should be able to get most of your money out of the small boat and move on to a bigger boat actually knowing something about which specific desirable characteristics of a boat appeal to you as an experienced sailor rather than the preferences of some stranger on some Internet discussion group.
From the advice that you have already gotten you can tell that there will not be a consensus of opinion on how to go distance cruising. With all due respect to the EU gentlemen's well-meaning advice, in my opinion it is exactly the wrong advice for what you are proposing to do. It is nearly impossible to learn to sail well on a catamaran that is large enough for a family of five, and without highly developed sailing skills, a cat that large is pretty dangerous offshore.
In any event, I think that you have the right idea about taking sailing lessons. If I were in your shoes, I would sit down and put together a list of all of the things that I would want to know before I set off voyaging such as:
· Boat handling,
· Boat husbandry, repair and maintenance
· Diesel maintenance and repair
· First aid
· Financial management from offshore
· Home education methods
· Heavy weather tactics
· Legal restrictions on leaving and entering foreign countries
· Navigation, (Celestial, dead reckoning and electronic)
· Provisioning
· Radio operators license exam requirements
· Safe and dangerous fish
· Sail trim
· Survival skills
· Etc………..
Once you have what you thought was a complete list, I would suggest that you set up a schedule to try to develop those areas of skill that you felt you were currently lacking. As much as possible I would try to involve all those involved in as many of those aspects as each is capable of understanding. This process could take as little as a year, but more often takes two to three years. The process itself can be very rewarding. It can build the kind of family bonds that are required to be cast away on that oh-so-small island that a boat underway represents and may provide many of the kinds of wonderful experiences that you are venturing out there to enjoy.
help with lifes dream
Seconded, The learning curve is steep in dinghies & small boats. Get a small sailing dinghy or boat now for you & the kids to enjoy & learn on nice summer days.
help with lifes dream
This will be a four year plan of getting ready with taking sailing courses and all the thing you have talked about we will be get a smaller sail boat while we are in our home to learn and have fun on. then we will start looking for our dream boat we will live on it and let time slowly set us of to the wind this is not something we are jumping into I am a person that likes to know what I am doing I feel much better that way. We were thinking of getting a cat but my husband works with a boat builder and he was talking to his wife she said she would not sail it in a cat they both know how to sail and have done alot of offshore sailing.
what size of boat and makes would be good for us for offshore sailing. I would like to thankyou for your write up and everyone who took the time to write
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you are living in one of the world''s primo sailing grounds, a great place to practice up for your adventure--also there is alot of local knowledge on sailing waiting for your questions. I gather you are new to all this: suggest you purchase a trainer boat like a Catalina 27 which you can buy in your area for about 12 to 14 thousand, and let the boat be your teacher. When you are ready to go, sell the boat for what you paid for it. you also have alot of resources with your sailing community in Duncan, once you get a trainer and get wet, so to speak, you will meet up with alot of experience.
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Madam Speaker, our current economic environment has left millions of Americans without the hope of a brighter future. The constant threat of tax increases and the continued threat of excessive regulations coming from this administration sends the wrong signal to our entrepreneurs, our investors, and our small business people, the very people we need to create jobs. It sends the signal that America is not open for business. And there is a sense that we may be falling behind other nations in the global marketplace.
We face big challenges, but America has always stood up when times were tough. We are a country of entrepreneurs and innovators. Madam Speaker, it is time to energize our small businesses and job creators and get the economy growing again.
When House Republicans released our plan for America's job creators, we outlined our ideas to get our economy back on track, to promote an environment for job creation, and to ensure America remains the land for opportunity without raising taxes or adding to the deficit. And part of that plan was passage of the free trade agreements with Colombia--yes, Panama, and yes, South Korea.
But our support for passing these agreements is not new. On December 22, 2009, I, along with other House Republican leaders, wrote to President Obama outlining what we called the ``No Cost Jobs Plan.'' In that letter, we noted that passage of these trade agreements would, according to experts, increase exports by 1 percent. That 1 percent increase in exports equates to a quarter of a million new jobs. We noted in our letter that the only thing standing in the way of creating those jobs was for the President to submit the trade agreements to Congress for approval. Since then, we have repeatedly called on the President to move forward with these agreements so we can clear the way for thousands of new jobs and create an environment for economic growth. Nearly 2 1/2 years later, on October 3, the President finally submitted all three agreements.
I am glad that the administration has recognized the importance of expanding market access for American companies, both small and large. As majority leader, I introduced all three agreements the very same day the President submitted them, and I am pleased today that the House will approve all three agreements.
By moving forward on these agreements, Madam Speaker, we will help manufacturers in my home State of Virginia and those across the country increase exports and increase production. The more manufacturers produce, the more workers they need, and that means more jobs.
Our action today is proof that when we look for common ground and work together, we can produce results. I'd also like to note that today, Madam Speaker, the House is acting on another bill that is part of the President's jobs plan. The House will pass the VOW Act, the Veterans Opportunity to Work Act, to help our soldiers and veterans with the challenges of reentering the workforce.
Madam Speaker, there is no more time to waste. We have said over and over again that we should not let our differences get in the way of producing results, and we want to find common ground so that we can work together to improve the economy. I hope today's action will encourage the Senate and the President to join us in helping to pass these trade agreements and other pro-growth measures to help the American people get back to work.
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This big, overblown comedy starring Dustin Hoffman and Warren Beatty is thoroughly likable despite all the hype.
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The performances are endearing enough, the pacing is actually quite crisp and there is no shortage of zany silliness in the story. It just never gels.
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Besides droll supporting work from an excellent Charles Grodin, Ishtar also gets a lot of mileage out of its terrible and terribly funny songs.
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Situated in a quiet location of Söll, Ferienhaus AB is a 3-minute drive from the Wilder Kaiser – Brixental Ski Resort. The studios come with a balcony offering panoramic views of the mountain scenery. Free wired internet is available. The studios are decorated with modern furnishings and have a balcony with a seating area. The facilities include a fully equipped kitchenette, a work desk and a flat-screen TV that also functions as a computer screen. The living room includes an infrared cabin, and the private bathroom features a hydro-massage shower. Cleaning is included in the rate. A breakfast is offered or you can have freshly baked bread rolls delivered to your studio every morning. The free ski bus to the Wilder Kaiser – Brixental Ski Resort stops directly in front of AB Ferienhaus. You can find ski storage and ski boot dryer facilities on site. Shops and restaurants in the centre of Söll can be found within a 5-minute walk. A ski school with ski rental is also located a 5-minute walking distance away. You can play tennis at the outdoor tennis court a 5-minute walking distance away, or you can find a golf court within a 10-minute drive. An indoor pool can be reached within a 10-minute drive, while the Hintersteinersee bathing lake is a 20 minutes away by car.


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After our large Saturday night drinking sesh at Ferdydurke, my housemate and I dragged my hungover sister and her friend out for a recovery breakfast. We got a park right outside (despite this being the busiest I've ever seen Park Street - there must be a hot new place in the neighbourhood or something) and picked our way through hipster bodies on the grass and vintage bicycles to the entrance. Flagging down a clipboard-wielding manager, we put our names down for a table and relocated to the grass to wait. There are several outdoor umbrellas strategically planted around the place, made with the coolest fabric: a green leafy pattern with thinned sections that create an arty shadow effect. With the umbrellas, sunshine, and state we were all in, it was pretty difficult to get up again. But the promise of COFFEE was a lure too great to resist.
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We were shown to a table in the light, bright, clean and spacious interior, where surprisingly a few tables were unclaimed (perhaps they'd all *just* been cleared for new customers? or maybe St Ali purposely ups the cool ante by making you wait). A funky blue geometric pattern decorates the central counter, which houses two massive coffee machines. The overall interior design looks like it's aiming for ultra modern mixed with kinda antiquey:
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I had a beautiful single origin coffee. All the coffees ordered by our table featured different latte art patterns. Quality AND attractive. Tick!
The food was excellent and definitely hit the hangover spot. There was a slight glitch with one dish we received (an tiny errant lettuce bug), but nothing major, and it was dealt with quickly and smoothly, by way of an apology and the dish being taken off our bill.
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We sat around for a while after we finished our meals, unsure about the bill situation. Turns out you rock up to the counter and pay when you're ready.
This is a classy joint that will undoubtedly match the popularity and success of its south-side sibling. I will definitely be back.
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Clemson is making a strong push for in-state prospect Cliff Matthews, the nation's third-ranked weakside defensive end prospect.
Matthews, from Cheraw (S.C.) High, was on campus this past weekend for the Tigers' 52-7 victory against North Carolina and came away impressed.
"I was surprised at how loud the fans were," Matthews told Rivals.com. "I went there when they played Miami last year, too. It was a great atmosphere."
The 6-foot-4, 225-pounder favored Clemson in February. He also has favored South Carolina and Georgia at different times. During that time, it appeared that the Tigers were behind the others.
The Tigers have worked their way back into the picture thanks to the work of wide receivers coach Dabo Swinney, the 2006 Rivals.com Atlantic Coast Conference Recruiter of the Year.
Matthews appeared to be set to announce for Georgia on Aug. 17 before postponing his decision in order to take some official visits. He will make an official visit to Athens, Ga., the weekend of Oct. 7 — when the Bulldogs play host to Tennessee.
"I am looking forward to that," he said. "My mom and I are going. It should be a good game."
He also will visit Clemson and South Carolina officially.
"I will make those visits and then decide sometime after football season, but before basketball season," he said.
Matthews, the No. 5 prospect in the Palmetto State in the class of 2007, is off to a tremendous start to his season. He currently has 53 tackles (11 for loss) and 13 sacks.
"The usually have me coming off the edge," he said.
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Memphis (Tenn.) University School linebacker Chris Walker picked up a scholarship offer from Florida State on Monday, according to his mother, Gloria.
The 6-foot-3, 220-pounder will visit the Seminoles — along with Alabama, LSU, Memphis and Michigan.
According to his most recent interview, however, none of those schools currently are in the lead for his services.
"Tennessee is out in front," he said. "They are the leader now for sure."
Walker is the No. 6 overall prospect in the state of Tennessee in this year's class.
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Oakland Park (Fla.) Northeast running back Bo Williams, the nation's No. 19 running back prospect, said that Nebraska was still his best trip following a weekend trip to North Carolina State.
The Nebraska visit was fantastic, it was a 10," he stated. "I loved every bit of it because the fans knew who I was at the airport and even knew it was my birthday. It was almost a little creepy, but very exciting."
The 6-foot-1, 203-pounder will continue with visits and is considering seeing UCLA, Pittsburgh, West Virginia, Florida, Florida State and Louisville among others.
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Little Rock (Ark.) Central Arkansas Christian tight end David Williams made a verbal commitment to the in-state Arkansas Razorbacks on Monday. The 6-foot-2, 240-pound Williams is the nation's No. 12 prospect at his position and has been regarded by some as having the best hands in the state of Arkansas.
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