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Am I mad to even consider this?! Has anyone run a marathon with their baby in a pushchair? I'd love to, but just don't knowing its possible - would she be ok strapped in for all that time? What would I do about stopping to change her/feed her etc?
I have a proper running pushchair and she comes with me on all my runs, so I just like the idea of us doing a marathon together, but is it just a silly idea?!
I agree with cougie on this one
Doesn't seem very fair on the little one If I'm honest
I've run several 10ks with my daughter in the baby jogger but not anything longer as she gets arsey and wants out, Only local races where I know the organisers let me enter with her too.
That's a long time for baby to be in a jogger. I remember *mout mout* (his words for come out) very well. Like Cougie says, most marathons wouldn't allow it.
Unless you're going to be keeping up with the elites, it's too long.
And so would some of the longer training runs be, probably.
Lovely couple did the Thames Meander with a buggy. Stopped for a few breaks, great day out and the child was loving it. I couldn't keep up with them, so they ran at a good pace.
Think that was a good marathon for that, as mostly flat on tow paths, August, so good weather and a quiet one with very friendly people, out and back course.
So, it's possible, just choose the marathon carefully and at the end of the day, you know your child and if they would enjoy it or if it is too long. Taking breaks, so the little one can have a play and move around was very sensible.
Let us know, in 15 years or so, what back problems your child has developed and we'll see if we can suggest the cause.
Perhaps someone could look after your baby whilst you are running then greet you with her in the finish line for a photo together? 'Baby and Marathon Champion Mama'
what age baby are you talking about...one that I presume could not really tell you that itr wanted out......
not sure why you would want to.......for the attention of everyone saying wow what a lovely baby...........don't quite understand the reason to do it......
you would have to stop at every cry.....and .change and feed it....if it wasn't happy.how could you get to the finish quickly........
what if it was wet or hot......
and what would the baby get out of it
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Someone on these forums recently entered the Neolithic marathon with a baby. There were tears all the way round and tantrums after the event. I believe it has since been sworn never to attempt it again.
Hope that helps.
I just learned the neolithic mama has entered another marathon, but is leaving the baby at home to play on the computer
Naughty Pudge!
Does Mick's son Phil count? He's done loads of marathons but then I think he enjoys them.
Call me selfish, but if I've paid to enter a 10k/half/marathon, I don't want someone with a pushchair taking up space and getting in the way. I found this at a 10k I did last week - my wife nearly got shoved through the barriers at the side of the course by some clown who was trying to shortcut on a corner with his baby stroller. Most runs I enter, there isn't really space for them (and absolutely no need).
i have read articles and blogs where people wanted to take someone around in a wheel chair, not a baby in a pushchair. Mostly they came up against a lot of resistance from race organisers.
You'd need to choose your race carefully.
Think Mick'n Phil are better to advise than me. They've been there, done it, written the book.
Trying not to "slam" someone I don't agree with, but struggling to find any other words than stupid, selfish, ill advised, and gently wondering what social services might think about it.
Mick N Phil is a completely different set up.


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Big Bend Local Knowledge?
My wife and I are planning to move our Lazyjack 32 schooner from Hudson, FL to Mobile Bay. I'm looking for some local knowledge on the route, particularly Florida's Big Bend. We're planning to stick close to the coast in 30-40 mile legs per day - we don't want to do the direct sail to Carrabelle due to our limited overnighting experience.
I've got all the charts and Young's and Rhodes' cruising guides; what I'm most interested in are any locations to avoid do to hazards, particularly depths, rocks and currents. The boat draws 2'10" with the centerboard up so we've got some options that deeper draft boats might not have. I'll have the tide tables for locations along the route. We hope to do some nights on the hook and some at marinas.
The tentative route, with alternates in parentheses, is:
- Hudson to Withlacoochee (alternates Homosassa River, Crystal River)
- Withlacoochee to Cedar Keys
- Cedar Keys to Steinhatchee (alternate Suwannee River)
- Steinhatchee to St Marks
- St Marks to Carrabelle (alternate Dog Island)
- Carrabelle to Apalachicola
At Apalachicola we'll enter the ICW and go on to Panama City, Fort Walton Beach, Pensacola, Pirates Cove/Ingram Bayou and home.
Any suggestions for locations not mentioned are also appreciated. I want to be prepared with basic information for alternates all along the route in case of weather, mechanical or other problems. We have about 3 weeks available to make the trip which should be more than enough.
Thanks in advance!
I've been to some of those areas but with less than 3' draft you will have many more options than we did, including leaving the channel when the tow and you are headed for the same corner.
The only tip I can think of is to not fear the crossing just wait for the best weather, then it is a hop across the pond but with such little draft you might be able to completely avoid any significant hop. After learning the hard way we waited a week for nice weather.
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You shouldn't have any problems. Pick a good weather window and make an overnight the run from Clearwater to Apalachicola. Check on the status of Goverment Cut before you try it. It is pretty bad to shoal up. You can always go around the east end of George Island. From there to Mobile you can stay inside assuming your mast height is less than 50'. There are a lot of nice marinas and great anchorages along the way that you will enjoy. It should be a fun trip.
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The Withlacootchie is a long ways in. (6 miles in channel from the gulf to the mouth). Shorter for overnight would be the greenway, (Cross Florida Barge Canal) which is very sheltered and has a boat ramp and ranger station. Resupply would be a fair walk though from either place. However Yankeetown and Inglis are pleasant places to visit. Well marked but a bit confusing as there are three branching channels.
A plus for a beginner is that you can see either the stacks at Anclote or the cooling towers at Yankeetown for the whole 50 miles making it a piloting rather than a navigational event.
Great tip re: the stacks, I've seen the ones at Anclote. Thanks for both tips.
I think I've got the wife leaning with me now towards doing the overnight up to Carrabelle/Apalachicola, less chance of weather closing in in a 30 hour direct sail versus 5-7 days hugging the coast. But still evaluating.
At the Greenway the canal was finished up to about the first lock at Ingliss. You would spend the night in the canal near the bridge. (US 41) If you pick up the channel from the Gulf the canal to the power plant goes off to the right and the channel to the Withlacoochie goes off to the left. Probably two to three miles closer to the open gulf than the river.
Check your charts, it's well marked but there is quite a lot of skinny water. They didn't put the daymarks close together because they had extra posts to use up . (:-)
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I have an islander 32 shoal draft in N Alabama at the moment. This sall I plan to come down the Tenn Tom to Mobile bay and continue on towards Florida and points further. Eventually.
I would like to look for some Old Florida locations along the big bend where we can anchhor and find some new friends gunkholing all the way. We are retired and have no particular schedule.
We came to Joe Wheeler State park 14 months ago for 10 days...... Sold the sailboat we arrived on From Misouri and bought this one here.
Any information of neat places to visit along the bend and west coast of Florida would be appreciated. We have a travel blog with lots of pictures and some video of going through the Tenn river locks but I am not sure if I can put a link here?
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Interesting, My first boat was on Lake Guntersville.
So, west to east
So, the Big Bend. At Carabelle, you gotta go to Dog Island. At the east end is Tysons Harbor where you anchor out in a well protected but shallow cove (yeah, yer gonna go aground, big deal).
Alligator Harbor to the east, difficult to get in, difficult to get out. Well protected though but no current marina.
Ocklocknee Bay, almost impossible to get in and out.
Panacea, very shallow but it has a marina.
Spring Creek up in far NW Apalachee Bay, really cool Old Florida but nearly impossible w/o going aground several times. Go ahead and do it. There is a dock where you can stay but no facilities except a bathroom.
Shell Point. Shallow channel, you will go aground. No facilities except at the Apalachee Bay Yacht Club.
St Marks, deep water with several choices of places to go. All facilities are about 5 miles upriver. There is a fair weather anchorage adjacent to the lighthouse boat ramp (just outside the turning basin) called Spanish Hole. There are numerous places going upriver to anchor. Both the St Marks and Wakulla Rivers are very nice.
Aucilla, NO WAY.
Keaton Beach, not if your draft is over 4'
Steinhatchee, deep water, a good place with two marinas last I checked or you can anchor in the river.
Horseshoe Beach, maybe, I have never been there.
Suwanee River, looks difficult but i have never tried it.
Cedar Key, You GOTTA go there, a cool place. Unfortunately, almost hostile to sailboats with no marinas you can get into. You will hit bottom at least twice going there. You anchor between the shore and Atsena Otie Key and dinghy in. Do not try the municipal dock as it is "difficult" for any boats and is meant for fishing. Sorry but no fuel easily available there.
Between Cedar Key and TArpon Springs, everyplace is hard to get into so I'd just do the 65 miles or so to Tarpon Springs.
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I tell people in the big Bend, "If you can see land, yer aground"
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My knowledge ends really in Pensacola, but be very careful of the Dixey Bar just outside the mouth of Mobile Bay. It currently stretches a set of channel markers past the lighthouse before ou can make the turn to the east.
Fairhope Yacht Club on the east side of the bay is incredible, and the club has very reasonable transient slip rates.
Pensacola Yacht Club is currently stacked full of boats for probably the next two weeks as they are hosting two large regattas last week, and this weekend. And it will likely take a few weeks to clear out.
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Musically he is also a million miles from the faceless repetitive beats mentality of so many of his peers, much more likely to be listening to leftfield albums from the likes of Mogwai, Four Tet or Boards of Canada than the latest essential mix CD. James Holden is a young man plotting a course through the music world all of his very own, putting some personality back into dance music and refusing to stay in the pigeonholes where other people seem so keen to shove him.
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The stuff everyone is really interested in begins aged 19, with a track called "Horizons". Written during his summer holidays from his maths degree at Oxford University on a £500 PC and a piece of revolutionary music software called Buzz (a freeware internet download), this crossover anthem of the summer of 1999 propelled young James and his bedroom set-up into the top flight of dance music production. The rest, as they say, is history.
To this day, James' DIY studio set-up remains largely unchanged since those early efforts, bar a few computer upgrades here and there. Despite initial whispers throughout the establishment about "analogue warmth", the days of the twenty grand studio entry level into the world of production were numbered. James had already opened the door for a new generation of talented young bedroom producer-punks who bolted after him, whilst those very same doubters are left scrambling to catch up to the digital revolution which threatened to pass them by. Meanwhile, James has taken his computer production to a whole other level, exploiting the full potential which the new software opens up and unleashing a life of its own where others merely try to recreate what you could do on conventional studio equipment.
"There's always going to be these people who are going to say, 'You just don't get that sound unless it's analogue'," explains James. "And it's just complete rubbish. You just get a different sound. And I personally prefer the sound out of a computer to the sound out of a load of rotting analogue equipment. You just need to know where to inject the life into it, and how to, and then the computer can become an instrument just like any other. Where I'm at now is trying to make my music feel less like a cheesy sequencer Lego building and more like I'm playing the computer like it is a guitar or something… more human and raw."
What James has created with this trusty PC is an edit-heavy hybrid sound all of his own, which crosses traditional genre boundaries and has found him fans in almost every scene. Holden tracks slot seamlessly into the sets of techno, trance, progressive and electro DJs alike. From pixie-trance to leftfield dance music, new wave house to melodic techno, the genre-classifiers have yet to find a label which accurately captures the unique yet universally appealing nature of Holden's music. And although he has spawned many an imitator, Holden's constantly evolving sound and rigorous attention to detail has been equalled by none.
To a music world overly obsessed by scenes, the James Holden success story reads like a catalogue of contradictions. 2003's collaboration with vocalist Julie Thompson, "Nothing", was picked up by legendary UK house label Loaded, yet proclaimed by trance legend Tiesto to be his tune of the year. James has remixed everything from Crosstown Rebels electro-house to Positiva dance-pop; New Order to Britney Spears; Timo Maas dirty breaks to System 7 psy-trance; fast-rising young upstart Nathan Fake to Kirsty Hawkshaw's timeless classic "Fine Day". Meanwhile "A Break in the Clouds", the debut release on his own Border Community label, has become an underground European techno classic, still selling by the thousand a whole year after release, making its way onto compilations from Luke Slater and Monika Kruse, and winning Holden a firm following amongst the ever forward-thinking German dance fraternity.
More recent developments on the studio front include new Holden & Thompson track "Come To Me", scheduled for release next year, and, after a couple of years respite from remixing, a fistful of new Holden remixes: the nintendo acid and tripped out vocal mixes of Britney Spears' "Breathe on Me"; a psychedelic electro-trance version of Nathan Fake's "The Sky Was Pink"; the dancefloor dub of System 7's "Planet 7"; and the frantic animals of Andre Kraml's "Safari" for Crosstown Rebels. Also poised on the horizon is an EP worth of new Holden tracks and, following on from 2002's "Bloodlock" co-write on none other than Sasha's "Airdrawndagger" album, a couple of collaborations with scene stalwarts Ashley Casselle and Slacker.
James' own DJ sets embrace the same spirit of eclecticism as his productions, uniting his own tracks and remixes with acid house, techno, electro and downtempo melodies, as demonstrated on last year's groundbreaking Balance 005 mix CD. "Aphex Twin doing Ferry Corsten up the bum" is James' current (rather unsavoury) description of choice. On the borders of everything yet at the same time accessible enough to be slap bang in the middle of it all, Holden's own steadfast musical vision and his often unorthodox fusion of tracks which the purists have traditionally grouped into distinct genres have won him dedicated followiers the world over. One of a handful of young DJs who have been allowed to rise up the ranks in recent years whose age bears more relation to that of the majority of club punters, the coming year promises business as usual, taking in every corner of Europe, a tour of Australia and Asia and regular trips to the USA.
James' sets are always topped off with a huge helping of previously unheard fresh young production talent, many of whom have found a home on his Border Community label. In just one year the label has gained a reputation as a breeding ground for similarly free-spirited genre-benders, with every release fusing solid dancefloor rockers with leftfield ambient interpretations and handy dj tools. "Border Community is my favourite thing that I do at the moment," says James. "It is really rewarding seeing the young artists we release go on to do great things." Names like Nathan Fake, Petter and The MFA are now following James' lead and already beginning to leave their own unique indellible imprints on the production world. James is also keen to take his troop of multi-talented live acts and DJs on the road with him, bringing the Border Community roadshow to a town near you.
Still only 25 years old, James Holden now finds himself exactly where he wants to be. As the digital producer par excellence he is blazing a trail through as yet unchartered territory, showing those who follow in his wake how it can, and should, be done. As a DJ he gets to travel the world, surprising and delighting in equal measures, and enlarging his band of followers at every port of call. And at the helm of his own buzz label Border Community he is proving himself to be quite the A&R man, discovering like-minded souls to help turn his musical vision into reality and peddling something a little different to the record-buying public. Underlying the three components of the James Holden recipe for success is an unerring belief in his own vision and a refusal to do things the way others tell him they always have been done. He is well into the process of carving out a niche all of his very own, and is not about to let anyone stop him now.


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God is beautiful. God is good. God is faithful. And God is absolutely magnificent! Never have I doubted that. Through all of this (whatever "this" is), I know that truth: God is good. How could He be otherwise? I just finished reading Second Chronicles one-nine about Solomon's reign and the building of the temple. I think my favorite part is the verse, "Behold, Heaven and the heaven of heavens cannot contain You!" (Chapter six, verse 18). My God is mighty. There is NOTHING He cannot do.
Mom put together a compilation of her thoughts and dad, mom and I went over it together. Basically it was a lot of questions about what I'm feeling. They were good questions and they expect me to answer them. I owe them answers, but I'm too scared, embarrassed, and actually incapable to do so. I owe them an explanation, I do. They deserve it. Goodness knows they're trying as best they know how with my silence and uncooperation, if that's what you want to call it. They want what's best for me, so why can't I give it to them? I want to be a good, loving, obedient daughter… I want to stop hurting them. I want to stop being such a frustration and a burden. I'm sorry, I really am. Mom and dad, I don't blame you in the slightest for my issues with food or the problems I'm facing. I KNOW it's all my fault and I'm the only one who can fix it. I'm really, REALLY sorry you have to deal with me… I know how frustrating I am.
At the end of the paper was a one-month plan. This is what it said:
- Get up/go to bed at a set time
- Devotion time with plan/Bible memory
- Exercise program
- Make a menu of healthy foods
- Take supplements
- Have a schedule
- Only speak/think/write truth from God's word
- Limit phone/music(iPod)/computer/friends
- Sing hymns
- Ministry involvement…?
She said she didn't care if I liked it or not, we are going to do it. They were even going to take away my journal but I absolutely refused. So they said then I was to only write God's truth about me and things, and not to look back at past entries. I won't look back at past entries, I do promise that, but if I don't write my feelings/thoughts down somewhere I'm going to explode! I'll try, for mom and dad, I really will. I won't say I'm fat or stupid or call myself a bitch, I won't! I'll even memorize verses and write them down and say them. But this isn't the way to go, I only feel more smothered and controlled and set up for failure. But I lack the courage to tell them. Maybe I want this oppression, this pain, this fight… I don't know. I don't know myself, but God knows my heart. That's truth.
The final question on the page was, "do you want to get better"? … I don't know. I still waver between the seemingly most simple first step: admitting I even have a problem. Or at least a problem worth fixing.
I was about to finish with, "I'm sorry, God", but He's already forgiven me and I'm clean in His sight. That is truth, and for that I thank You, Jesus.


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Getting Started with Social Marketing
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Yesterday I was in a room with about 15 very smart people at a large insurance company. Clearly most of them liked the idea of reaching out to consumers via social marketing. However, they admitted they had done little to nothing thus far. Reservations and questions included, "We're not hip, how do we engage with audiences?" "We don't have anything budgeted." "How does social marketing integrate with our other campaigns?" and "We don't think it would drive sales, so it's hard to justify the cost."
Many companies that I work with are intrigued by social marketing - as an idea. As a practice, many remain skeptical or hesitant. Often their hesitancy is for very good reasons, as with the insurance company. However, as I've said before, consumers are already out there - interactions between consumers are taking place whether or not the company is participating. Below are some simple actions to start down the path to social marketing in such a way that minimizes cost and risk, and maximizes positive interaction with consumers. Jupiter and Forrester (as well as several good bloggers) have posted lists similar to this one in the past. But social marketing is still new, so I think a quick review is a good idea.
- Start listenting. Either using search engines to type in your own company and product names or those of your competitors, see what links come up first. Do they include product reviews, blogs or comments? If so, see if you notice common threads. For extra credit, retain the services of a buzz monitoring company to help you create a more complete understanding of what consumers are already saying.
- Tap your own databases to understand what your best customers think about you. Use email and surveys to find out what makes you special, and if your best customers fall into specific categories such as small business owners, new parents, camping enthusiasts, etc.
- Form a short list of topics that covers both what people are saying about you and what your best customers care about. If they overlap, you've got your starting subject matter, if they don't, decide which seems to be the most positive and go with that.
- Start small on your own site. There is a reason why blogs are the most popular social marketing tactic. They allow you to control content and place it on your own site. Additionally, you get some improved SEO. Remember that only a small group will read the blog, most likely your best customers and other enthusiasts. Make sure you ask them what they want to read about and post to the niche, not the masses.
- Simple integration with other campaigns can make it easier to justify social tactics. Adding a widget to a display campaign is a great way to increase viral behavior and can function as a test without blowing your display budget.
- (Yes, you've hear this before.) Align your goals with measurement. If your goal is to directly drive sales, then social marketing tests will not fare very well. Social marketing works best for branding, buzz and driving intent. To really measure ROI, you need to start thinking about where people go after they see your social marketing, perhaps to search engines or your own website. This is where you can start measuring incremental value.
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Beefing up the middle-class meat in the economic sandwich
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For the last few weeks, Chinese leaders and US politicians have been addressing their chief domestic audiences. The main difference is that while the Americans see their middle class as an endangered species, Chinese leaders see them as saviours of the nation.
Last week the Communist Party journal Qiushi published a commentary by Vice-Premier Li Keqiang , widely expected to become China's premier next year. In it, Li stressed the need for China to enlarge its share of 'middle-income earners'.
The phrase 'middle class' is still something of a heresy to the old school of Marxism-Leninism, so official documents and propaganda use the easy replacement of 'middle-income earners'. And, implicitly, whether the middle class constitutes a social stratum is not an issue officials want to discuss now.
They prefer to treat it as an economic issue, as does Li. He calls for officials to be more aware of the importance of consumption - whether to help tide China over its present difficulties or to boost its long-term economic health.
For too long, Li argues, China's economic growth has been 'passively' pulled along by investment, rather than driven by consumption. As a result, consumption's share of GDP was 47 per cent in 2010 - markedly lower than many other countries, not only the US (88 per cent) and Japan (79 per cent), but also the average of the world's middle-income countries (about 67 per cent).
Li argues that this situation 'must be redressed'. China should design various ways for low-income people to earn more, so that the middle-income earners can become a larger part of the population.
Li suggests many remedies: more wage rises, a larger social security network, business incentives, subsidised housing and more affordable medical care.
Li is not alone in this view. The author of a column in People's Daily said tapping the 'unique advantage' of the nation's middle class was strategically significant to China's next stage of development.
Just how large is China's middle class? Nanjing University sociology professor Zhou Xiaohong said that about three decades of market-oriented reform had elevated 20 per cent of the Chinese population into the middle class.
Zhou also says this group has a 'unique advantage'. They are pioneers in society not only through earning more, but also being willing to spend more. They use private banks, look for investment opportunities and are happy to use consumer credit. They also tend to spend more on education, travel, and various 'cultural products and services' such as books and movies, Zhou says.
A week ago, a research paper jointly released by the China Social Sciences Academic Press and the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, forecast that by 2020, the middle class would make up 40 per cent of the mainland population.
But, not everyone is so optimistic. A piece in the Yanzhao Metropolis Daily in Hebei province was quick to ridicule the claim. In reality, it said, it was the poorer part of society, not the middle class, that appeared to be growing.
Sky-rocketing housing prices, a lack of jobs, and the widening wealth gap were making social mobility increasingly difficult in today's China. Any misstep would easily send a middle-class person back to the 'new poor', it said.
Even an article in the magazine Insight China, a subsidiary of Qiushi, said China's middle class was on the verge of a total collapse due to housing and education costs.
And, a commentary in the Qianjiang Evening News in Zhejiang province lamented that, in comparison with the leisurely lifestyles depicted in Western soap operas - still the main window for most Chinese on life in the West - it was evident there was still no middle class in China.
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In 1909, Marinetti published the first manifesto of Futurism, the incendiary movement in which literature, art and music would transform the world rather than merely reflect it. Within a decade, its utopian ideals had become wedded to Fascist politics, scarring its reputation for decades. Now, in another period of unprecedented technological change and cultural conflict, this anthology of Futurist manifestos, poems, plays and images - the most complete ever published in English - provides an opportunity to reassess the movement's legacy.


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We had some beautiful spring, almost summer-like, weather a couple of weeks ago. It inspired me to make a light and refreshing meal. We happened to have Mahi-Mahi filets and a lime in the refrigerator, and I realized they would be a perfect pairing.
Fish and citrus are generally a great combination, and this recipe did not disappoint. Poaching allowed me to gently cook the fish without needing to watch it carefully. The result was a perfectly cooked, bright and delicious meal that I served with a side of mixed greens. As the weather continues to warm up, we hope you'll enjoy this recipe as much as we did. I think it will become a regular on our weekly meals as we move into summer!


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BeschreibungOften quoted as the model for the Steve McQueen character in "The Great Escape", by age 21, Ken had already trained to be a pilot officer; flown 56 hair-raising bomber missions; got married; been shot down into a remote Norwegian lake; and been captured, interrogated and sent to Stalag Luft III. This title presents a real-life adventure story.
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WASHINGTON (AP) The Obama administration is hopeful that conditions can be created soon to resume stalled peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians, the U.S. State Department said Monday ahead of talks between President Obama and Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak.
"We're trying to work hard to create conditions for negotiation to continue and we hope to have this phase of this process completed in the next few weeks," spokesman P.J. Crowley told reporters after an hour-long meeting between Mubarak and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton at a Washington hotel.
MUBARAK: How long will he remain in power?
Crowley said Egypt and the United States agreed that all sides — Israel, the Palestinians and Arab states — need to take "parallel steps" to set the stage for a return to negotiations. Those include a halt to settlement activity by Israel, Palestinian moves to improve security and gestures by Arab nations toward normalization of relations with Israel.
"I think Egypt and the United States share the view that we have to have parallel steps here," he said.
Only Egypt and Jordan have peace treaties with Israel. Arab states without relations with Israel have rebuffed U.S. appeals to take certain steps toward normalizing ties until Israel makes the first move.
Obama will meet with Mubarak at the White House on Tuesday.
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The Morning Announcements- A Sale And A Shop!Posted April 09 2012
Happy Monday friends! I am thrilled to announce that our second Sneak Peeq sale starts today at 10AM PST! There are some prints and totes up for grabs with a pretty sweet discount so if you've been eyeing some products, here is your chance to get a great deal. It is a private sale so you've got to sign up first. It is super easy though, you access Sneak Peeq through your Facebook account then viola...deals to be had! The sale will run for 72 hours and the quantities are limited so don't miss out.
My second announcement is that you may now shop for our stationery goods at super cute Paper Boutique, Urbanic, in Venice! We love this shop and are delighted to be working with them! If you are a paper goods fanatic this store will knock your socks off. If you can't visit in person, check them out online, on facebook, and twitter. (Photos below form their Facebook page and shot by Brandon Kidd)
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Delhi Police had announced the complete registering process, and this progressed notification. Delhi Police for the eligible male and female applicants had announced making the staffing.
Delhi Police Recruitment 2016-17: 4669 Vacancies
- Post Name: Constable
- Constable (Executive) Male: 3115
- Constable (Executive) Female: 1554
- Age Limit: 18-21 years (for Male) and 18-25 years (for Female)
- Qualification: 12th passed or equivalent examination
- Selection Procedure: Selection will be basis on Physical Endurance and Measurement Test, Written Test (CBT) and Medical Test
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- Post Name: Home Guard (General) Volunteer
- Age Limit: 20-42 years
- Qualification: 10th passed
- Selection Process: Physical Endurance Test and Written Test
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Delhi Police Recruitment 2016 for 50 posts of Constable (Closed)
The process got notified for the 50 posts of Constable and the associated aspects got mentioned beneath:
Age Limit: Delhi Police had mentioned the need for the age as below:
- Constable (Executive) – Male: 18 years to 21 years (UR) and 18 years to 26 years (SC, ST)
- Constable (Executive) – Female: 18 years to 25 years (UR) and 18 years to 30 years (SC, ST)
- The age must get calculated by the applicants on the date 1st Jan 2015 along with the relaxation to the reserve category applicants.
Educational Qualification: The worthy qualification associated to make the candidates eligible is 10+2.
Fee Schedule: The column of the cost got announced by the Delhi Police is Rs. 300 that needed paying in the cash only. The price need not paying by the SC, ST, and Women candidates.
Selection Process: The process of the assortment that made notified by the supremacy is the Physical Endurance Test, Written test, and the Medical Examination.
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Communication Lessons from a Teenager
I've always loved using a variety of communication methods with people, and adapting to what they use—and what the situation calls for. We are warned about the Gen Y buyer who is telephone-adverse and wants the quick, non-personal communication found digitally. Every day, customers have decisions to make. These decisions vary in magnitude. When spending a large amount of money and hoping for a strong return on investment, it's tough for the buyer to make a confident, informed decision when left to nothing but their mobile devices.
Enter my daughter, Emily. She's a typical 15-year-old whose favorite communication method is texting. She is also a quietly competitive athlete. A volleyball player, she recently tried out for two programs in our area. Good news: she received offers from both volleyball clubs. Bad news: she had to decide between the two within a 48-hour deadline. The offers were communicated differently. Club A's coach called her, telling Emily they'd love to have her play on their team, and provided her phone number for a call back with questions and, hopefully, an acceptance. Club B's coach sent an email of congratulations, offer and instructions on what she needed to do to accept or decline, which was to go online and complete a confirmation.
The emailed information from Club B was clear and efficient, and had that been her only offer, she would have been happy to accept. However, Emily had a choice between two suppliers offering a similar product: a reputable team to play on with coaches to help her develop as a player and a person. Time and physical investment would be high—the ideal ROI equaled fun, new friendships and perhaps catching the eye of a college scout in the future.
After a day of consideration, Emily picked up the phone and called the Club A coach, asking questions to better understand why she should "buy" from them, and how their product (program) could benefit her. After a brief conversation, Emily was sold and promptly accepted Club A's offer. In her online response to Club B, declining their offer, she relayed that she'd had the opportunity to speak on the phone with the coach of another club and felt that they would be right for her. While Club B's process was efficient and clean for seller and buyer, had they encouraged a simple conversation with their prospect, the outcome may have been different.


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"A fascinating wallpaper of a game of chess in 3D."
Could a simple wallpaper of a chessboard be interesting? Well yes, and very. You just have to take a look at this image, that will leave you fascinated and wishing to have it on your desktop.
In Game of Chess you can see, as the name suggests, a 3D game whose pieces are made of crystal. This produces great beauty. On the one hand they are of crystal and so reflect each other, provoking a very attractive effect. On the other hand the image from the perspective of the black pieces seems much bigger, creating an unusual effect.
This Game of Chess wallpaper is 1024x768 pixels, but on the author's website you can find another size of 800x600.


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Cheap eats in Hell's Kitchen: The best nosh on a budget
Cheap eats abound in Hell's Kitchen, but which stand out from the rest? Fuel up at our critic-approved budget food spots.
Whether you're looking for an inexpensive pre- or post-theater bite, or want to line your stomach before hitting the local bars (or soak up the damage afterwards), there are plenty of cheap eats in the neighborhood. Feast on everything from authentic tacos to superior ramen for less than $15.
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Amy's Bread
The hookup was bound to happen eventually: Beloved baker Amy Scherber has set up shop downtown right near Murray's Cheese. It's a dynamic duo if there ever was one. Scherber will offer her famous loaves—including that addictive raisin semolina—along with a full spread of breakfast pastries; grilled sandwiches, salads and soups for the lunch crowd, plus giant cookies and old-fashioned layer cakes.
Blossom du Jour
The 12-seat location of this café proves that vegan cuisine and comfort food aren't paradoxical terms. Look into the open kitchen, where chefs cook up meatless dishes, like the Midtown Melt (Cajun-spiced seitan, agave guacamole, vegan cheddar and chipotle aioli on rosemary focaccia) and a vegan burger with soy bacon and onion rings. Healthy organic fruit and vegetable juices are blended on site, including the Field of Green, which combines spinach, kale, ginger, lemon, apple, cucumber and parsley.
City Sandwich
Portuguese sandwiches are the specialty of this casual Hell's Kitchen restaurant.
Donna Bell's Bake Shop
Actor Pauley Perrette, best known as Abigail Sciuto on TV's NCIS, opened this Southern-style bakery as an homage to her late mother, Donna Bell. The Alabama housewife's visage is found in old framed photos hung throughout the quaint café, also outfitted with vintage wallpaper, gaslight lanterns and a wrought-iron chandelier. Sweet tooths can dig into homespun goodies, including red velvet cake and Mississippi mud pudding, while those craving a savory snack can opt for deviled-egg sandwiches, mac and cheese, and pimento-cheddar-chive biscuits.
Gazala Place
Israeli chef-owner Gazala Halabi brings a novelty to midtown: Druze cuisine.
Peter's Since 1969
The Williamsburg rotisserie chicken specialist brings its basted birds to a new outpost in Hell's Kitchen. Comfort foods round out the simple menu: house-made Polish sausage, along with desserts, including apple, cherry and chocolate-pecan pies.
Pio Pio - Hell's Kitchen
Pio Pio Hell's Kitchen offers inventive fusion ceviches as well as traditional Peruvian fare.
Sergimmo Salumeria
Imported and house-made salumi, including sopressata and cacciatore, are the specialties of this Italian deli and café. Mozzarella, ricotta and the dried mozzarella scamorza are also made fresh daily, and the spot stocks pedigreed provisions, like Delverde pasta and San Marzano tomatoes. Hell's Kitchen lunchers can snag one of the Carrera-marble tables for a quick salad, pasta or panino on Pain d'Avignon bread. Look for the VIP (Very Italian Panini), which layers prosciutto di Parma, fresh mozzarella, olive oil, fig spread and arugula on ciabatta.
Tehuitzingo Deli and Grocery
You won't need Spanish skills to gobble down $2.50 carnitas (pork seasoned with garlic, thyme and oregano) and garlicky, lime-marinated beef tacos at this tiny, fast-paced Mexican bodega. The two-layer tacos are easy for little ones to handle, as are the sopes (thick cornmeal tortillas) topped with cheese, beans and whatever meat you fancy. Work your way to the back of the store to find a handful of stools to eat at or, if weather permits, enjoy your feast at the Hell's Kitchen Playground right across the street.
Totto Ramen
Like a traditional Japanese ramen-ya, this narrow, below-street-level noodle joint is designed for quick meals. Most seats are along a counter, behind which the chefs crisp pork slices with a propane torch and tend to bubbling stockpots. The specialty here is paitan ramen, a creamy soup that's a chicken-based variation on Hakata, Japan's famous tonkotsu (pork) broth. The most basic version, the Totto chicken, is a flavorful, opaque soup bobbing with thin, straight noodles and slow-cooked pork ridged with satiny fat. The real winner, however, is the miso ramen, enriched with a scoop of nutty fermented soybean paste and wavy egg noodles. Ramen is generally a feast unto itself, but you can bulk up a meal with sides like char siu mayo don—a mound of rice heaped with more unctuous pork, yuzu-accented mayonnaise and raw sliced scallions.
Peter's since 1969 was great -- too bad the HK location has been closed for more than a year.
Awesome list, can't wait to try most. Just a note though, the "Pio Pio" listed up there is actually the address and photo of Pio Pio 8 which is the higher end sister of the Pio Pio family. Certainly not a cheap eat (but still great).
The Dubliner
The Dubliner is comfortably nestled into historic Stone Street. The Dubliner is filled with classic Irish decor with its warm red walls and brass ceiling it welcomes you right into the heart of a Dublin like establishment. We proudly offer Irish-American cuisine along with daily food specials.
Venue says: "An authentic Irish Pub in NYC's Financial District"


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Tony Smalls is a lawyer on the fast track, moving quickly away from his roots in Detroit's rough Joy Road neighborhood. He's forced to put his plans on hold when his sister Nia asks him to defend her fiancé, a gang kingpin who is under arrest for a triple murder that he says he didn't commit. Tony feels the pressure of the case when the feds and a shadowy corporation get involved, along with a private investigator who seems to be working all sides. When Nia starts an investigation of her own into the murder, it not only brings her closer to the truth – it puts both herself and Tony in harm's way.
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The Park Bench
The strangest thing of all was that I did believe. I believed that everything was suddenly going to start getting better and that I would really forget about Collin. I was going to change. Starting with random writing.
Since it was summertime, I spent most of my time at the park now. I decided to go there everyday and write about something different. I was supposed to be journaling for my psychiatrist anyway. So everyday for two weeks, I sat on the same always empty bench and wrote. Week three was a different story.
On Monday, I was heading for my bench but I saw someone seated there, reading. There weren't any other benches so it was this or nothing. I sat next to the stranger and immediately started writing to tune him out.
As if my "don't want to talk" attitude wasn't obvious, he turned toward me. "Hey." he said.
I smiled back politely and then launched back into writing.
"This is really good." He held up a sheet of torn notebook paper, my torn notebook paper.
"Hey! Where did you get that?!"


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John Adams to Thomas Boylston Adams, 2 Jun. 1797
Philadelphia June 2d 1797—
My dear Sir
Your Brother is appointed to Berlin, but you I presume will soon return to America; perhaps you may be upon your passage, and this Letter may not reach you, before you Sail
I long to see you, but yet I am very Sensible it must be a cruel separation to your Brother—Who he can obtain for a Secretary I know not.
The family is all here, and are as happy as the absence of all our Children, and the critical situation of public affairs will permit—
The Intelligence we obtain from the Fratrum dulce par, continues to be the most ample, copious and systematic of any that is sent up
Mr. Quincy has favored us with the perusal of your Letter in February, which does you great honor; there is a delicacy in the Stile which is much admired
I have selected two Characters as respectable as I could find, and as impartial as any in the Union, and United them with Mr. Pinkney, to make one trial more at accomodation with France, which I heartily desire; whether they will be received or not, time must discover; If they are not the French will never have another overture in my time; There are no abler Men, than Dana and Marshall.
I think upon the whole it will be more for your advantage, to come home, and become acquainted with all the principal characters; Live and ride with me, be my Secretary when you can or will, and Keep your office, and attend the courts; it will certainly be most for my comfort and that of your Mother; But I dont mean to controul you—
I am with a tender affection / your Father
John Adams


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About: Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Nottingham NG3 6AA
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You are all wonderful, my dad feels so much better, he really likes the visits and being able to talk about things. I am really pleased with all of your input.
Response from Cara Hewitt, Community Support Worker, Mental Health Services for Older People, Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust 2 years ago
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