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Conventional wisdom holds that huge sporting victories are often more emotionally thrilling for fans than for the athletes who've won them.
Maybe the conventional wisdom doesn't hold for this Redskins team. At least two members of the team suggested after the game that this was the best moment of their young lives, and at least one admitted to shedding tears of joy.
"Hopefully we can win the overall championship of the league, but this is the best feeling I've ever had," Robert Griffin III said at his press conference. "I sat in the locker room at a loss for words, just because it's that important to us. We went out and did what we said we were gonna do. We won seven straight, won our division. And now we're in the playoffs, and now it's up to us to decide how far we want to go."
"You know what, this is the most excited I think I've been in my life," fullback Darrel Young told Comcast SportsNet's Rob Carlin as he walked off the field. "We accomplished what we said we were gonna do on day one. This is a big turnaround from two years ago and last year man. We just wanted to fight, but we're not done yet. We're excited about this, but we've got a goal."
"It's an unbelievable feeling," linebacker Rob Jackson told Comcast SportsNet. "I really can't explain it. I was really excited. A couple tears came to my eyes, actually. It's a great feeling, something I would love to enjoy for a while. It just feels good….This is my dream. It's my dream."
And if you're worried about them being satisfied with this, well, the leader says don't worry.
"I think it's safe to say I'm the happiest guy in the room," Griffin also said. "I was 9 years old in 1999, so I stand before you 22, and the Redskins are NFC East champions. So to me it's just incredible. Talking to Alfred after the game, this is the first time the Redskins have been champs since '99, and we came in and we did it in one year. The sky's the limit for this team, not only this year but in the future, but we're definitely looking to capitalize on it this year….
"We want to go all the way, but it starts with Seattle. That's all we've got on our mind. I don't know about the other guys — they'll probably celebrate a little bit tonight — but I'll probably be thinking about that game already, since I usually don't celebrate. But after we go out and do what we want to do and win the Super Bowl, then I'll celebrate with everybody."


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The speed of the placing, with a deadline of 4.30pm this afternoon, was remarkable for several reasons. Amersham shares are tightly held and the current depressed state of the equity market makes placings of this size difficult to get away without offering the shares at a substantial discount. Just compare the placing with the substantial discounts offered by the likes of ICI, up 15 3/4p at 292 3/4p, Imperial Tobacco, 27p better at 1039p, and Centrica, 4 1/4p firmer at 222 3/4p, as part of their fund-raising exercises this year.
Perhaps traders at Hoare will now be allowed to go ahead with their trip to the Cheltenham Festival, which had to be postponed while the placing was carried out.
Sir Martin Sorrell's WPP Group has launched a £400m unsecured convertible bond issue due in 2007. The conversion price has been set at a premium of 40% to 45% of the share price at the time of pricing. The City did not like that, marking the price 20p lower at 735p.
The rest of the market rallied from a hesitant start. Investors appeared unconvinced by the overnight performance of the Dow, which clawed back a deficit of nearly 100 points to finish 21 points up. The FTSE 100 rose 19.5 points to 5272.
Reuters fell 23 1/2p to 520p, including 6p of ex-dividend. Broker HSBC Securities has told clients it is looking to downgrade the media group's shares from its 'add' rating because of lower trading volumes at its separately-quoted share dealing arm Instinet.
Last month saw a 24% decline in US equities volumes year-on-year and that followed a 33% decline in January. Broker ABN Amro says Instinet's new pricing structure will see a 60% fall in average rates on Nasdaq trades.
The banks perked up after Commerzbank moved from 'neutral' to 'positive' on the sector. It rates Barclays, up 31p at 2224p, a 'buy' with a target price of 2550p and Lloyds TSB, up 10 1/2p at 729 1/2p, a 'buy' with a target of 785p.
It was the first day of dealings on Ofex for shares in Flying Scotsman, formed by a group of enthusiasts to help preserve the legendary steam locomotive. Placed at 38p, the shares traded up to 43 1/2p. Flying Scotsman has an exclusive agreement to pull the Orient Express train round the British Isles on a series of tours. The money raised from the placing will be used to build a permanent exhibition for the locomotive as well as financing merchandising and a new computer game developed with Microsoft.
SectorGuard began trading on AIM after a placing by broker Seymour Pierce at 3p. The group, which supplies uniformed guards to clients such as Canary Wharf, Shell and the Borough of Brent, opened at 4p.
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Our family reserved the three efficiencies in the Carriage House, and it was the perfect place for us relax for the weekend. The rooms are beautifully renovated, and the location is only two blocks from the beach and boardwalk. The innkeepers are kind and accommodating. Breakfast was delicious and plentiful. We got our money's worth on this trip. I highly recommend staying here!
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I've been to a few B&Bs in Wildwood and in Capemay and the Sea Gypsy is one of our favorites. Our hostess, Anastasiia, was charming as she led us to our room which had a private balcony. The house was decorated in period antiques and is in walking distance of the beach. Complimentary wine and fresh baked goods awaited us each evening and breakfast was delicious!
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The Hostess was very friendly and accommodating our breakfast schedule. The breakfast was awesome and the house is beautifully decorated. Our room was small but it had an attached outside deck that made our experience even better. Highly recommended!
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I was impressed by the B&B, they went out of their way to accommodate my food allergies and still provided a delicious breakfast. It was our second stay and I would highly recommend them. Lovely staff and comfortable accommodations.
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This is an absolutely wonderful establishment. The Hubbard Suite, which we stayed in, was roomy and comfortable. The breakfasts were tremendous, and more than enough to get you throught the day. Annastasia was just a delight. And what a cook! We will definitely stay there again.
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I stayed in the newest addition to the Sea Gypsy this year. An old dilapidated building that was transformed. Just like the main building, every detail was well thought out for comfort and beauty. I love this place Wouldn't stay anywhere else.
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Very nice stay in the Ezra Pound in the carriage house. Really, really clean, great accomodation, that we would stay again. Service was just fine, no issues whatsoever. Wildwood has a bit to be desired, though.
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Post-Standard, The (Newspaper) - January 18, 2005, Syracuse, New York The Fast-Standard Affiliated with SyracuM-mm TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 2005 FINAL EDITION ft 2005 The Post-Standard SYRACUSE, N.Y. 50 CENTS GOOD MORNING SINGLES SCENE Temperatures are expected to stay in the single dig- its today as arctic Q air remains frozen over Central New York. An- other storm is expected to bring more snow to the area Wednesday and Thursday. Complete forecast, C-10 Pataki Aims To Cap 1 it----JL Suspect charged LOcai meaicaio uosis HIGH: 9 LOW: 8 Tax break proposed for low-income, single fathers Low-income, single fathers ir t be eligible for expanded tax credits under a proposal Gcv. George Pataki aimed at encour- aging them to leave the welfare rolls and pay child support. The initiative is described by the state as the first of its kind in the nation. HEW YORK, PAGE A4 Aid workers banned from parts of Aceh U.N. officials banned aid workers from traveling in parts of devastated Aceh province fol- lowing reports that fighting had broken out between Indonesian government forces and insur- gents. Denmark warned its aid work- ers to beware of an imminent ter- ror attack. LIN. officials launched an investigation and Governor wofU cover some costs wiiii new ioxes on hospitals, cuts h benefits. By Erik Kriss Albany Bureau Double-digit local Medicaid spending increases would be a thing of the past under a plan Gov George Pataki will unveil in his state budget proposal todav. Pataki will recommend limit- able to help hospitals pay for un- And he would close what his I killing on the expensive government health care program for the poor to 3.5 percent next year, and 3 percent annually by 2008. The state would pay any Med- icaid costs above those limits. 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They go head to head at 7 p.m. Also: SU football recruiting coordinator Chris White and di- rector of footbali operations Reggie Terry will stay Verizon, Yahoo team to deliver online services Verizon Communications Inc. and Yahoo Inc. announced an alliance to deliver premium services such as greater e-mail storage, video and radio to sub- scribers of Verizon Online' s DSL and fiber sen Also: Hybrid vehicles are mak- fllforr< rflffiy-uU fnr tive Actresses Ruin VVuirkk and Virginia Mayo die Ruth Wai-rick, who made her movie debut with Orson Welles m "Citizen Kane" and ended her career with the long-running role of Phoebe Tyler Walling- ford on the television soap opera "All My Children." died on Saturday at her home in New York City. She was 88. Virginia Mayo, who starred in the 1946 Oscar-winner "The Best Years of Our Lives." and the 1946 classic "White died Monday at a nursing home in Thousand Oaks, Calif. She was 84. 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A 6-degree high is forecast for Friday, the National The combination of snow and cold Monday was just what many have been waiting for, as crowds of school children spent the holiday sledding, skiing, ice skating and having fun outdoors. The number of people who visited the Rosamond Gifford Zoo at Burnet Park by 3 p.m. Monday about six times more than a typical winter Monday. The predicted wind chiil in Syracuse this morning. A north wind of 10 to 20 mph will make temperatures near zero feel even colder. The amount of snow recorded by 10 p.m. Monday at Hancock Airport. The lake- effect snow piled up to higher totals north of Syracuse. The number of people who visited Four Seasons and Ski Center in Manlius to ski, tube or snowboard on the fresh powder. Monday's high temperature recorded at a.m. at the airport. It was the coldest day so far this year. The normal high is 31 degrees. 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Hi Fedechicco, On 2/16/06, firstname.lastname@example.com <email@example.com> wrote: > > I tried to change mina.socket.processor property to a polite value of 10 > (on > a mono processor, for an average of 1000 sockets), and it was like I > hoped. > Actually it is useless to increase the mina.socket.processor, on my mono > CPU > obviously. > Now I tried to set false the SO_KEEP_ALIVE, I thought that on 1000 > sockets > it can be an enormouse series of little useless packets that make the > selector work. > But I don't think that this can be the right solution. I don't think so, either. I'm not sure that the selector is the cause of the CPU leak, I only see on > the profiler that the poll() method of selector take the 99% of the time, > but I think that my profiler do not analyze the time spent waiting for > data > from the time spent in other activities. > Said that I'm not sure that the fault is of selector, but all the other > classes take a ridiculus part of the cpu time ( less than 1% ). Why don't you count the calls? If the count of Selector.select() calls is exceptionally high, it means that the selector is behaving wrong. Can you reproduce this problem easily? I experienced this problem only in Windows very rarely. I found that Selector.selector() returns immediately returning '0' even though I didn't call any Selector.wakeup(); it was an apparent JDK bug. Please use the profiler to cound the number of calls. It will help us to debug the problem. If it's easy to reproduce it by myself with one or two commodity PCs, I can test it by myself and track down the problem. I'd like having a profiler that can distinguish between wait() and used > time, I'm using M10 integrated in NetBeans, somebody can advice me a > better > profiler? YourKit profiler is the best profiler I have ever used, but I think it also cannot distinguish it because the Selector implementation doesn't use Object.wait() at all. You have to count the calls anyway. Finally, I must to send many ( the usual number of 1000 ) little > pre-prepared bytebuffers, and I initially wrote them one-by-one, but my > tests went better (not good, but better) since I have done my own cicle > that > put all the little buffers in one big buffer, and then write() only the > big > bytebuffer. > So, the non-written bytebuffers are no more recollected in a single big > bytebuffer before to send them to the SocketChannel? What do you mean by 'recollected'? Does it mean 'pooled'? They (small buffers) are pooled if you call ByteBuffer.release() explicitly in case you didn't pass (write) them to MINA. HTH, Trustin -- what we call human nature is actually human habit -- http://gleamynode.net/ PGP Key ID: 0xFE954E7E
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The Concert Band performs at both the winter and spring concerts. There is no audition for this ensemble; students who would like to play in the Concert Band should attend the September sign-up meeting. While most 7th grade students will begin in the Concert Band, through practice and hard work, they may be selected for the Wind Ensemble during the school year. The Concert Band rehearses every Tuesday and Thursday during the Resource/Activity (R/A) period.
Wind Ensemble
The Wind Ensemble is designed for students with advanced performance abilities. In addition to apperances at both the winter and spring concerts, members of the Wind Ensemble (with superior rehearsal and concert attendance) have the oppurtunity to compete in Kutztown University's "Music in the Parks" Festival. Auditions are held each October. While 7th graders with previous experience in the CR District Elementary Band are automatically placed in the Wind Ensemble, they must still audition for seat placement. Auditionees must play a warm-up piece, a solo piece, selected scales, and sight read a passage of music. The Wind Ensemble rehearses every Monday and Friday during R/A period.
The Developing Jazz Band (Jam Band) will begin in January and is open to any "jazz band instrument" (sax, trombone, trumpet, guitar, electric bass, piano, percussion) player who wishes to learn improvisation. However, due to popular interest, priority for membership is given to 7th grade Wind Ensemble members. Additionally this group learns swing, funk, and rock music styles. The Developing Jazz Band has performed at the Jazz Night Festival and during school assemblies.
Jazz Band
The Jazz Band is a select ensemble that competes in several events throughout the school year. Performances include the Jazz at the Rock, Jazz Night, and the Kutztown/Dorney Park Festival. An information meeting is held each September to distribute audition materials; auditions are generally arranged at the same time as those for the Wind Ensemble. The Jazz Band rehearses every Wednesday morning, before school, from 7:30am until 8:45am.
The mallet program is newest ensemble at NMS! We have a lot of FUN playing xylophone, bells, chimes, marimba, glockenspiel. Students rehearse on Fridays at 9am in the Band room and work with the drumline to learn an indoor marching percussion show in the Spring.


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Cutwel have announced the launch of a new online shop, www.cutwel.co.uk, dedicated to cutting tools, work holding measuring tools and machine tool accessories for the metal cutting industry.
The website is a result of 2 years planning, building, testing and implementation and a huge investment from the growing West Yorkshire based tooling specialists.
Unique in the industry
Cutwel has always been unique in the metal cutting tool industry in the UK. They were the first telesales company in the UK tooling market and have grown to a record turnover in 2014 on the back of a telesales team and no external engineers. "We knew if we wanted to build a successful online tooling shop, we had to be different to stand out from the crown" said General Manager, Adam Gillard. "on that basis we have built the only online shop in the UK that offers a B2C style user experience, with B2B functionally and the full technical resources of a typical engineering tooling website".
In the US, companies like Grainger lead the way with ecommerce, last year turning over $4 billion online, yet in the UK, B2B ecommerce is relatively underdeveloped.
The website has live stock, live pricing, cutting data, dimensions, catalogue pages, videos, linked spare parts, easy navigation and over 5,000 new products. The customer account area allows users to view and order from history, pay invoices, set up multiple users and download invoices 24 hours a day, seven days a week. "80% of our customers are small to medium size business whose directors work seven days a week and out of office hours, we needed to make sure they could cost up jobs, do their accounts and plan their tooling when they wanted, not when we were open".
"If we could summarise it, we would say it puts everything in one place for the customer, making it easier than ever to deal with us".
Success so far
Since going live, it has attracted over 25,000 visitors in just 6 weeks. Adam Gillard said "we have been extremely pleased with the feedback from customers so far and also the stats we have got from google analytics. Our bounce rate is now at just 21% which is 50% lower than our old site (the percentage of people leaving from the landing page), traffic is up 300% and the number of pages visited per visit has doubled".
To enhance the sales team, not replace it
Adam Gillard commented, "One of the first comments from a customer was that we could get rid of all our sales staff now we have the online shop, but this is far from our idea. The website is purely to enhance the customer experience and give customers another way to browse, get technical help, see prices and interact with us. It is our plan to recruit another 8 sales staff over the next 12 months and 2 more technical engineers to our sales team.
Building for the future
Adam Gillard says "the site is in constant development with 2 full time staff dedicated to building the site content, improving the user experience and adding around 2,000 new products a month over the next year. We hope to have over 100,000 engineering products online by the end of 2015".
Focus on metal cutting
Cutwel maintain the site will remain dedicated to cutting tool, work holding and machine tool accessories. "We don't want to stray away from what we are good at which is selling tools and accessories for the metal cutting market. We aren't interested in selling safety products, stationary or cleaning goods, there are many other suppliers out there that are specialists in that and we believe the buyer will get a better service by buying tooling from tooling companies, stationary from stationary companies and safety products etc from specialists in that sector, as soon as we dilute our knowledge and experience, the more the customer experience will suffer."
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Ira C. Magaziner, the author of the Clinton Administration's ill-fated national health plan, who most recently has led Government efforts to foster the growth of the Internet and electronic commerce, said on Friday that he would leave the White House before the end of the year.
The announcement came as the Administration prepares to turn over governance of the Internet to a private, multinational organization and heads into a period of presumably tough negotiations with the European Union over data-privacy issues.
Mr. Magaziner, a senior assistant to the President for policy development, has led a push for industry self-regulation of how personal data on consumers is collected and used, a stance that has placed the United States at odds with the Europeans.
But he said he was satisfied that he had completed the main job by moving the broad issue of electronic com merce onto the world's agenda. Although he has not set a departure date and was not prepared to say what he would do next, Mr. Magaziner said he hoped to wrap up his duties in the next month and move back to Providence, R.I. His wife and children returned a year ago, and he has been commuting since then.Continue reading the main story
Mr. Magaziner joined the Administration five and a half years ago to draft what turned out to be a doomed effort to create a national health care system. Then he turned to the Internet, where he has been aggressively trying to shape domestic and international policy for electronic commerce and the Internet.
In addition to helping win passage of two Federal laws imposing a moratorium on new Internet taxes and protecting digital age copyrights, he successfully pushed for international agreements to keep the Internet duty-free and to set standards for international payment systems.
Brian O'Shaughnessy of the Internet Alliance, an association of companies with Internet interests, said: ''I think it's pretty clear to say that at a time when there was a lot of confusion about where the industry was going both domestically and internationally, Ira Magaziner was the guy who rolled up his sleeves and got into the nitty-gritty of how technology works, what the effect would be on our society, and then took those notions and began to be the evangelist for the Internet industry in a global marketplace.''
In June 1997, after studying the Internet for 15 months, Mr. Magaziner released the Administration's ''Framework for Electronic Commerce,'' which called for a hands-off, market-driven approach to Internet regulation. His philosophy then and now is that while the Internet is growing rapidly, it could be slowed by Government intervention.
Since then, he has led efforts to hand administration of the network over to private ownership and has traveled widely, pushing other nations to endorse his tax-free, unregulated approach to the medium.Continue reading the main story


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Photos: Cats, residents removed from Arnold 'house of filth'
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Neighbors said they tried to get help for the married couple who lived in the home, on the 1600 block of Third Avenue, but that the couple refused help.
Neighbors said there were no utilities in the house and that windows were sealed shut with contact paper.
City officials, family members of the residents and volunteers went to the home Tuesday and Wednesday nights to remove the homeowners and some of the cats inside.
Dr. Becky Morrow owns the cat clinic called Frankie's Friends, in New Kensington, and said she and her volunteers removed 15 cats from the home. Morrow said they set traps for another 15 cats.
Morrow said some cats inside the home had died. She also found three kittens in the basement that she is nursing back to health.
The cats went to the bathroom inside the house.
Morrow said anyone interested in donating to help with the cats' care, which will cost into the thousands, or adopting one of the cats can call 724-889-7011.
Morrow said the garbage and debris in the home was piled up to the ceiling in most places and that the cats went to the bathroom inside the house.
The homeowners are now staying with their children, officials said.
Photos: Cats, residents removed from Arnold 'house of filth'
Updated: 4:43 PM EDT Sep 3, 2015


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Traveling around western Wisconsin, I've spent countless hours visiting with small businesses, family farmers, local manufacturers and producers, finding out what they need to weather this economy and create jobs here at home.
I believe America is a place where we can always do something to create new jobs, new opportunities, new manufacturing and new security for the middle class. That's why I'm working hard to support Wisconsin's small businesses. I wrote a law that will extend small business tax credits and wrote another that reduces the cost of health care for the self-employed. I've also been a consistent supporter of laws that reduce the red tape and make it easier for our small businesses to grow and create more good-paying jobs.
My top priority is promoting an agenda that will help get western Wisconsin back to work. I've laid out the following agenda to help businesses create good paying jobs in western Wisconsin.
1. Help Small Businesses. I support additional tax cuts to help small businesses continue as the engines of our local economies, including my microenterprise tax credit that would help entrepreneurs start and grow their small businesses. Unfreezing the credit markets for small business is also critical and I support increasing SBA lending and programs to incentivize community banks and credit unions to expand lending to small business.
2. Preserve Middle Class Tax Cuts. The last thing we need in the midst of a recession is to raise taxes on middle class Americans, who need more money in their pockets right now. I support extending the tax cuts for all families making up to $250,000 a year.
3. Strengthen and Preserve Families. Child care is a necessity for working parents. The number of two-income households has increased over the past few decades and I support expanding the child care tax credit to ease the burden on middle class families.
4. End Wasteful Spending. I'll fight wasteful spending that adds to our deficit and hurts our economy. Reining in Pentagon cost overruns and wasteful defense spending, reforming earmarks, and ending farm subsidies for big agribusiness are part of my plan to restore fiscal responsibility.
5. Workforce Development. I will support and encourage both public and private programs, like the Manufacturers Extension Partnerships that have been successful in western Wisconsin, that provide technical training and retraining, improve efficiencies and profitability, and help develop marketing and sales skills to build capacity and grow demand.
6. Infrastructure Investment. Much of our nation's aging infrastructure is crumbling; the Recovery Act provided Wisconsin $746,411,973 for such projects. I support continued investments that focus on sustainable infrastructure and energy-efficient growth.
7. Invest in Education. Increasing the number of students going into science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields is essential so that our workforce has the skills to innovate and create. I propose increased research into effective teaching, getting kids involved in science and math early in their schooling, and increased investment in STEM education at the secondary and higher education levels.
8. Investing In New Clean Technologies. Investing in renewable energy technologies will help create high-paying jobs now and more sustainable energy sources. I propose tax incentives for new energy sources, such as biogas where Wisconsin is a national leader. It's also critical to continue programs that help companies make these investments; as part of Recovery Act, 3 clean tech companies in western Wisconsin, 15 in Wisconsin, received federal grants to finance their growth.
9. Build Domestic Manufacturing. I support tax breaks to encourage domestic manufacturing such as the 48c tax credit that seven Wisconsin manufactures have used to invest in clean technology. I'll also work to provide resources to help manufacturers find and develop new market opportunities so they can grow both here and abroad. In addition, I support closing tax loopholes that help companies that ship jobs overseas.
10. Encourage Innovation. I will work to foster innovation and encourage businesses and entrepreneurs to build, construct and grow here at home. I propose expanding and making the Research & Development tax credit permanent to promote cutting-edge technology and advancing regional cluster programs that foster collaboration between researchers and manufactures to help ideas become reality.
Source: http://www.ronkind.org/issue.cfm?issueid=21


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Expenditures come up in every family, no matter how hard you try to cut back. Worst of all, though, is expenditures made necessary by our own negligence. Not keeping track of where your things are can cause you to need to spend more money on replacements once you lose things.
In my 4 years of being married, I haven't lost my glasses once, and my engagement and wedding rings were misplaced for a few hours, but aside for that- I've always known where expensive things are.
I have an ADD brain, which makes it much more difficult for me to become and stay organized, but I have one trick to make sure that my glasses and rings never become lost. My husband, on the other hand, an organized person without ADD, has frequently misplaced his glasses, something even I haven't done.
What is this trick of mine?
Always take off your glasses and jewelry in the same exact place. Literally.
I have 3 places in my home where my rings and glasses ever come off. By the kitchen sink, the bathroom sink, and my night stand. If I can't find them, I look in one of those three places and I'll almost always find them. If I don't, I just assume that they must have been knocked down, and just look on the floor behind my nightstand or next to the sink. Never once has it been anywhere else.
This has helped me too never lose my expensive rings... unlike some other people that needed to replace their diamond rings after misplacing them.
Have 2 or 3 specific spots where you keep your glasses or jewelry, and never put them anywhere else.
To be extra careful, if I am taking off my rings and glasses at the same time (like in the shower), I put my rings onto one of the earpieces of my glasses, and fold them in, holding the rings in place. I also have a ring holder next to my kitchen sink, and whenever I take off my rings there, they go straight onto the holder. Bigger things are always easier to see, making it easier to know exactly where by the sink my rings are.
If I ever need to take my rings off when I am outside the house, they go straight into the change purse on my wallet.
Have you ever lost rings or glasses? Do you have tricks to be able to keep track of your things? Please share.
Friday, November 5, 2010
Don't Lose Your Things
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On Thursday morning, 1,300 miles west of Land's End, a 32-year-old Dutchman named Hans Horrevoets was washed overboard. He had been trimming a spinnaker, in the pitch black, sailing downwind in 30 gusting knots in one of the most remarkable boats put together on this planet. At 2.11am his boat, ABN Amro Two, lurched at speed into another wave, perhaps the billionth or so since the Volvo Ocean Race began in Vigo last November, and water swept the deck. When it cleared, Hans wasn't there. Skipper Sebastien Josse immediately hit the red button by the wheel, triggering the man overboard alert and saving the GPS position, but at these speeds - nearly half a nautical mile a minute - and in these waves, she was almost 10 miles closer to Land's End before she could safely gybe round and begin hammering frenetically back up through the dark. Somehow, among the 20ft waves, they managed to find him and haul him back on board, unconscious.
They called a halt to cardio-pulmonary resuscitation at 4:20am. He leaves a daughter. His partner, Petra, is pregnant with their second child.
The bald facts of last week's tragedy cannot begin to describe the sense of bitter sadness that will unite the thoughts of all the rival sailors arriving in Portsmouth this weekend at the end of the penultimate leg of a more than usually fraught, thrilling, inspiring Volvo Ocean Race. The teams have, despite the fierce competition between them, looked out for each other throughout the world's worst weathers and most unforgiving oceans; helped each other mend and make do; swung back when others hit trouble. It is a particularly vicious twist of fate that this death should come in the Atlantic, on the penultimate leg, on the way home after all the vicissitudes of the past six months.
The Volvo race, 33 this year (it used to be the Whitbread), is used to superlative comparisons. It is the Everest of yacht races, the Formula One of sailing technology, the greatest challenge of the seas: and, yes, in aspects it is all of these things, but this year it is something else again. It is something of an experiment. The 2005-06 round-the-world race has introduced a new, and substantially untested, boat, the Volvo Open 70. Spinnakers with more sail area than two tennis courts, spread from a mast 31.5metres (103ft) tall, propelling a 70ft racing yacht manned by the absolute minimum of crew - there are only 10 when the consensus is that 13-15 would normally be needed - and, already, records have been broken.
One of the boats, the Spanish entry Movistar, broke the speed world record for a monohull just while it was being delivered. On 11 January, on the leg from Cape Town to Melbourne, ABN Amro Two, manned by the youngest crew by a long way - Horrevoets had become something of a father figure to them - trumped this with 563 nautical miles in one 24-hour run, averaging 23.4 knots (27mph). There are crop-dusting planes that fly slower.
Records being broken, keels being broken, masts being broken. The race has been dogged by disasters as well as thrills, leading to the kind of people dismissed by most of these professional sailors as 'the armchair admirals' criticising the design for its modernity, its inherent risk, criticising the very idea of canting keels. These people will, infuriatingly for the crews who a few weeks ago had nothing to express but blistering excitement for the experience, see Horrevoets' death as armchair ammunition.
But they will be missing, substantially, the very point of this new design, this race. These sailors, the absolutely fittest and sharpest (and some of them the highest-paid) in the world, are testing something: tweaking and experimenting and inventing, right up until they cross the line in Gothenburg in mid-June. The boats might have been computer tested over a million nautical miles and in fact were specifically designed, in terms of performance at various points to the wind, with this very round-the-world course in mind, but until real people sail them, in real changing conditions, the worst in the world, and busk and jury-rig and make tiny subtle alterations, no one can know exactly how they need to be changed. These changes and inventions and improvements will filter their way down into the lowliest marinas in the boating world for years to come.
The seven competitors are named mainly after their sponsors, with varying degrees of memorability. The current leader, ABN Amro One, backed by a Dutch bank, hardly trips off the tongue, and is more usually just called 'the black boat'. A few weeks ago, in Melbourne, I was one of a privileged tiny handful to get a sail on board another Volvo 70, the USA's Pirates of the Caribbean, a canny if blitheringly expensive year-long piece of marketing for the forthcoming follow-up movie.
The life-threatening risks facing competitors were not uppermost in their minds, certainly not back in Melbourne, when I was talking to Justin Slattery, 31, from Cork, the bowman on ABN Amro One, about the absolutely worst aspect of the job. The danger came a far second. 'The worst thing? The wet. When it becomes, after a day or two of hard weather at sea, essentially a wet boat, nothing and nowhere left dry. It's just... breaking.
'You get down for what's meant to be four hours' kip. Half an hour to eat some shit and get your wet-weather stuff off, you're rolling around all the time, then you crawl into a wet sleeping bag that someone else, wet, has just come out of, and then in 15 minutes or so you're tapped on the shoulder and have to help with a sail change in a storm. You don't, as you've maybe been told to, get a lot of sleep. That's what gets me... and a little of the danger.
'Being a bowman, at these speeds, means you have to move sharp back away from the water if working up front when it breaks: it's been close a few times. Especially downwind, if you start planing: you've seen the speed these things can do.'
His words, scribbled then in my notebook, are sadly prophetic now. 'That and going up the rigging, even though you're in a harness. My main fear is letting go of the rigging on the way up, starting to swing. I've never seen anyone let go of the rigging and come down again in good shape.'
Norwegian Knut Frostad, navigator on Brasil 1, is one of the more phlegmatic of the Kiwis, Scandinavians and Americans who form most of the crews, and that's saying something. His considered, mordant emails, for those following the race on land, have been one of the highlights, particularly when Brasil's mast broke in the Southern Ocean, at a point where the boat was physically closer to a satellite than she was to land.
'As a sailor it's unbelievable,' he recalls of the moment, down below, he heard the crash and knew the mast had gone. 'The first thing is "What the hell do I do here, how do I help?" You're not in fear of your life but just angry. All the preparation, all the months, all the training. It actually feels unfair.' One of the crew dived down seven metres in the wilds of the ocean at midnight to free the broken section before it pulled the whole boat down. He carried a knife in his teeth. This was all quite far away from computers.
Brasil was jury-rigged and limped into Western Australia, where she became something of a celebrity as she was being transported on lorry-back to Melbourne: she was quickly dubbed 'Brasilia, queen of the desert'.
She was thus the housewives' favourite in Melbourne, after they had worked through one whole night to remast her in time for the inshore race; she was ready just two hours beforehand. Inshore races have been instituted this year to allow some points to be accrued apart from the long 22-day legs, so that one broken ram, one demasting, need not mean the boat, all its hopes and preparation, all its millions in funding, are necessarily ruined by a capricious breakdown. They also get the race some valuable publicity, because, sadly, despite the terrific spectacle of sailing, the beauty and the thrill, and the intricate complexity of navigating and gameplay, like a long game of wet killer chess across the oceans of the world, this kind of sailing is almost the antithesis of a spectator sport (unless you happen to be a whale or a shark or an albatross. All of which the boats had seen on the way down. Pirates got a shark wrapped round their keel). Hence, me on board, for a day, and what a day.
As we rounded the first windward buoy, and bore off, and watched the spinnaker flower, the whole beast of a boat simply leapt forward, as if the stays had been cut to gravity itself: 25 knots, in an instant. The next two hours were a fierce and frothing duel between ourselves and 'the black boat'. American Paul Cayard, at the helm before me, and Kiwi tactician Erle Williams made a couple of grand calls and the crew worked like magicians, especially on the gybes. The hand-grinding of the gears to manoeuvre these massive pulling sails, the ceaseless trimming of the sheets, the signals from the bow on waves and wind: they worked seamlessly, near wordlessly. We overtook the black boat twice, and then at the very last our spinnaker ripped, and the swearing drowned out even the wind and the wash and the bang of the waves. And later, on land, I realised. This was what they were going to have to do every day and, crucially, night, for months more.
It's not just the sailing, the survival, the icebergs: it's the racing, every second of it, every mistake potentially crucial, and two hours' kip a day if you're lucky, and damage and injury and snow, and bunks below that are wet and grim and black, unpainted to save on weight, and not even a book (as if you would have time), to save on weight, and revolting freeze-dried food, and, always, the wet. So why do they do it?
For Justin, it was a boyhood dream, sailing round the world. For Knut, 'it's difficult, horrendous at times, heartbreaking, but overall I think it's a very healthy environment in which to see the world differently. Out there, clothes don't matter, where you live, the car you drive doesn't matter, all that matters is who you are and what a good job you're doing. We should have more of that.'
Ex-America's Cup skipper Paul Cayard, who had me under sufferance on Pirates, says: 'The reason? Yes, you are living in the most horrendous environment and much of the time it's white-knuckle. But I get some moments. Some moments to think. See the seas, and birds, and amazing coasts. And when you've done this, when you've done that left turn at the Horn in that freezing dangerous environment, and done it racing, in a boat like this, you... you know you've done something. When you come back to normality. Whatever that is. You know you've done something.'
If you're near the South Coast this weekend, get to Portsmouth. Marvel. At these astonishing boats; at the fortitude of the crews. They will be, almost undoubtedly, more subdued than at the other ports. But they will still know that they have done something unique in the world: they know that Hans Horrevoets was, in 2005 and 2006, part of something rather special.


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Jay-Z protegee Rita Ora is the party girl of the moment. So, which tunes does she start her Saturday night with? She shared her playlist exclusively with Seventeen!
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How wonderful to see you being so open with the truth of loss. The truth that you can grieve, yet still be strong in your walk with the Lord. So many times as Christians we are led to believe that it is not Christ like to grieve the loss of a loved one. So not true, even Jesus wept over loss. I see through this "end" of life experience a "new birth" approaching for you and the ministry. I see the Lord working a new and fresh word for the Frazzled Female. A word unlike any you have been given… Read more »