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Meet the ROI Endurance Team
The ROI Endurance team was established in 2015. In its first year, 63 athletes raced IRONMAN Wisconsin raising $125,000 to help send more kids to ROI camps. The team continues to expand to multiple races spanning over 100 races and attracts everyone from individuals with no race experience to athletes racing IRONMAN World Championships in Kona.
These T1D and T3D (those who support people with T1) individuals take their commitment to the next level by communicating and training alongside one another throughout the training season. Whether you want to race a 5K, 10K, marathon, half IRON, or full IRON distance, we'll do it together. Join the team, raise money, and you'll receive a team members only black dri-fit shirt and plenty of perks.
These T1D and T3D (those who support people with T1) individuals take their commitment to the next level by communicating and training alongside one another throughout the training season. Whether you want to race a 5K, 10K, marathon, half IRON, or full IRON distance, we'll do it together. Join the team, raise money, and you'll receive a team members only black dri-fit shirt and plenty of perks.
Elizabeth Arjona
Age: 48
Hometown: Houston, Texas
Bio: Type 1 Diabetic for 26 years. Late start to endurance races, I am learning how to live and manage my diabetes all over again since taking up SBR for Ironman. It is a challenge unto itself.
Fundraising Page: Click here to donate!
Michelle Page-Alswager
Age: 47
Hometown: Madison, Wisconsin
Bio: In 2006 I did my very first IRONMAN. I was inspired by those with type 1 diabetes who trained alongside. Inspired so much that I created a documentary about 12 athletes with type 1 diabetes completing IRONMAN. Almost 10 years later I've watched so many people with t1d cross the finish line and I was so honored to race alongside the largest group of t1ds ever to do a single IRONMAN in 2015 (and sport my second finisher medal!). When I crossed the finish line in 2006, all 3 of my kids were by my side-including Jesse. Jesse loved IRONMAN day and he loved the Triabetes project. I will train and race in Jesse's memory for the years to come and hope you will support my goal. While he may no longer be here to physically cross that line, I know he will be there.
Fundraising Page: Click here to donate!
Jeff Bauer
Age: 46
Hometown: Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
Bio: Cycling and triathlon was not something I was actively part of over the years. In 2014 I met a group of people involved in the JDRF Ride to Cure Diabetes and Riding On Insulin and purchased my first road bike. While I trained with my partner as she took on Ironman Wisconsin in 2015 with the ROI team, I couldn't resist signing up myself. I'm a regular volunteer at many of the ROI Ski/Snowboard/Mountain Biking camps and have a background in ski racing. I raced with the team at Ironman Wisconsin in 2016 and am signed up to race again with my partner Michelle (who happens to also work for ROI) for 2017. Also looking forward to racing with my family at half marathons and a half iron distance throughout the season. It's great knowing I am helping to raise funds for kids with t1d to attend camps though out the world.
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Eric Brandolini
Age: 23
Hometown: Park City, Utah
Bio: I am competing in Boulder 70.3 alongside my roommate, Lauren Salko, who has T1D.
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Polina Bryson
Age: 42
Hometown: San Diego, California
Bio: I am running in honor of my daughter who has Type 1 Diabetes, and to support ROI so that they can continue to provide camp opportunities for Type 1 kids.
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Alex Budzisz
Age: 24
Hometown: Madison, Wisconsin
Bio: Hello! My name is Alex Budzisz, collectively known as Budweiser on the team. I was diagnosed on July 8th, 2004 at the age of 11 with type 1.
I am currently in school in Madison working on my nursing degree in order to practice in pediatric home health. I first did Ironman in 2016 at IMWI and it was one of the most memorable experiences of my life. Diabetes kicked my ass for a few years, and I knew I needed to find a way to not only better my own situation but make a difference in the lives of other T1Ds. Crossing the finish line was just validation that although diabetes is often an absolute bitch of a disease, hard work and having an awesome network of people can take you amazing places. This year I am taking on Ironman Wisconsin again and greatly anticipate meeting all of you and hopefully call myself a 2x Ironman finisher.
Riding on Insulin is such a beautiful organization and I cannot wait to race another season with you wonderful people.
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Joy Carr
Age: 40
Hometown: Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Bio: Diagnosed in 2003 after my one year seeing anniversary at age 26. Started biking in 2008 after my second child was born. Began triathlons and completed my first marathon in 2009. Competed in Boston Marathon in 2011 and 2017 on my 40th birthday. Ironman Wisconsin in 2013 &2015.
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Scott Craven
Age: 36
Hometown: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Bio: Just before midnight on Sept 13, 2015 I accomplished a dream of becoming an IRONMAN. Last year was about physically crossing that line as a personal goal and this year I continue to race in Texas, Vermont, and Ohio. With the hope that I to can continue to inspire others with Diabetes to be active and pursue their dreams I am racing with the largest group of type 1 and type 3 athletes to compete in some amazing races and raise money for kids with Type 1 Diabetes. As a member of Riding on Insulin Endurance Team my journey has already taken me to Wisconsin, Texas, Ontario and more places to come but I need your help. Please consider making a donation to me and my Riding On Insulin Endurance Team.
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Hank DeVos
Age: 32
Hometown: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Bio: Well I've finally decided to do it. I actually made the decision to do this a while ago, but it wasn't until I was at the Ironman in September that my mind was fully made up. I'll be posting blog updates each week about how my training is going and just what it is like to train for something as intense as an Ironman. Follow me as I share my ups and downs and the journey! Oh ya... and donate some money to ROI!
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Ruth Dowdy
Age: 54
Hometown: Massena, New York
Bio: I was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes in 1976 at the age of 11. At that time you didn't do a finger stick to check your blood sugar, you peed in a cup, then used a dropper to measure the drops of pee and water into a test tube and used a tablet to create a chemical reaction. You would then compare the color in the test tube to a color on a chart. High, moderate or low. Those were your sugar levels. We have come so far baby!! I don't see myself as any different than anyone else. I have 2 children who are succeeding in their own lives. I love to be active and have signed up for my first half Ironman triathlon. I was in inspired by the Riding On Insulin team who were out there with Type 1 diabetes and running full Ironman distances. Thank you ROI, for giving me the confidence to continue on my journey in life and try the things that I want to do!
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Adam Driscoll
Age: 30
Hometown: Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin
Bio: I've fell into endurance sports through friends and eventually found a passion for it. Eventually, I found ROI through a coworker and followed their progress through the 2015 Ironman training season. It encouraged me to take the plunge. I've had experienced first hand what diabetes can do to family members and am happy to raise support a cause doing something that I love.
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Gillian Forsyth
Age: 48
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Bio: Riding On Insulin provides programs for kids, teens and adults which empowers diabetics to take control of their diabetes and their health through activity, and provides an opportunity to get connected with others who are just like them.
This connectivity is the main reason I join this team and I fundraise in support of it. As a person with T1 diabetes I look at being connected with others like me who pursue athletic goals as a way to moderate their diabetes complications as a way of survival. Prior to being a part of a community such as this I felt alone and isolated and wondered if I was doing the "right thing". Only other type 1's get it.
This disease is relentless it is a 24/7 job which requires constant attention. This can be both mentally and physically exhausting. And although we choose to do these events training can also be exhausting. Having a group of T1's doing this provides an enormous amount of support and when you find yourself at the end of "a rope". This group brings you back up and gives you purpose and determination to fight again.
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Joe Hannon
Age: 21
Hometown: Danville, PA
Bio: Dear friends and family,
As all of you know, I have been a Type 1 Diabetic since October 14th 2010. I was always very active before my diagnosis with biking and running and continued this even more after my diagnosis, as I found it helped me better manage the disease both physically and mentally. However, I sometimes struggled with this because I didn't know any other Type 1 Diabetics with similar interests.
One night my mom found an organization online called "Riding on Insulin", which does ski and snowboard camps for kids with Type 1 Diabetes all over North America and New Zealand. I already loved to ski, so I knew this was something that I wanted to checkout. My mom and I went to the camp in Pennsylvania that year for the day and I absolutely loved it. I have since become an Elite Coach with ROI which means I volunteer my time and travel to several different camps a year to help kids learn how to ski or snowboard and also to help them live a healthy lifestyle while managing their diabetes.
In September of 2014 a good friend of mine who works for Riding on Insulin asked if anyone wanted to do Ironman Wisconsin as a fundraiser for Riding on Insulin to help provide scholarships for kids who might not be able to attend otherwise. I immediately said yes even though I couldn't swim. For a those of you who don't know, Ironman consists of swimming 2.4 miles, biking 112 miles, and finishing with a 26.2-mile run.
I trained my butt off last year and I was able to complete the whole race and raised some money for Riding on Insulin! I signed back up to race again this year and I couldn't be more excited to race and raise money for Riding on Insulin again. This year will also be extra special because my older sister Mary Beth is racing for the Riding on Insulin team too!
So, I'm asking for your help and support in fundraising for Riding on Insulin to help kids go to camp. I've been to lots of these camps and I've seen how important it is for these kids, they get to meet other kids "just like them" who understand what they are going through and they are able to see that even with their diabetes they can live a healthy lifestyle and do anything they want.
Thanks in advance for all your support. You guys rock.
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Mary Beth Hannon
Age: 23
Hometown: Ovid, New York
Bio: Hi friends, family, and anyone else who may be reading this!
As Joe mentioned above, I'm also eagerly preparing to represent the Riding on Insulin Endurance team at Ironman Wisconsin this September. I attended the 2015 Ironman to support Joe and his teammates with absolutely no intention of ever attempting such a grueling event, but one thing led to another and soon I registered for the 2016 Ironman and started shopping for new running shoes!
Anyone familiar with my athletic history is probably wondering why someone who once dropped out of a 5k, didn't own a bike, and couldn't swim 25 yards without stopping would attempt an Ironman, so I'll explain: I consider myself incredibly fortunate to have a fully functioning pancreas, as I have observed the daily difficulties that come with Type 1 Diabetes through my brother and also through my grandfather, who has been a Type 1 Diabetic for my entire lifetime. I've also seen the amazing impact that Riding on Insulin has had on my brother and the kids who attend those ski and snowboard camps every year. At these camps, kids learn that their diabetes doesn't have to stop them from being healthy and active, and they find role models in their instructors and Elite Coaches who also have Type 1 Diabetes and accomplish astonishing things as athletes and people. Riding on Insulin has given my brother an opportunity to grow so much as a person and a leader while also making a hugely positive impact on the lives of younger Type 1 Diabetics, so I jumped at the opportunity to help raise funds for Riding on Insulin so that more kids can experience the fun, supportive, inspiring environment of Riding on Insulin camps.
When my brother was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at the age of 15, he was told that the disease would prevent him from living a normal life. Oddly enough, it seems like that doctor's statement was true, although I'm sure that becoming an Ironman wasn't the sort of abnormal he had in mind. Riding on Insulin has had an immensely significant impact on my brother's story, and we both want to make sure that the organization can continue to do the same by helping all kids be able to attend, regardless of their financial situation. We really truly appreciate your consideration and support and can't wait for the summer triathlon season to begin!
Thanks for reading -MB
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Eddie Harezlak
Age: 40
Hometown: Wenona, Illinois
Bio: Supporting the cause. My friends daughter has this disease. He convinced me that we need to do something big for our 40th birthday this year and an Ironman was it. We might as well support a good cause along the way.
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Theresa Hineline
Age: 48
Hometown: North Bend, Oregon
Bio: Having been friends with Michelle Alswager for 30 years, about six years ago I was finally convinced to participate in my first century fundraising bike ride. I knew her story, of course, and the story of Jesse's too short life, but what I gained by entering this community was 100 more stories. People who have to live daily with type one diabetes. Parents caring for children with type one every day. Since that time, I have done a number of fundraising events for JDRF and now, Riding on Insulin. In June, I will be participating in Madison's Milkman Half Ironman and in September, participating in my third full 140.6 Ironman. I do this to continue raising funds for those diagnosed with Type 1.
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Scott Jozefowski
Age: 46
Hometown: Shoreline, Washington
Bio: Hi. I'm a 33 yr T1D survivor with almost 10 years of triathlon experience under my belt. I truly try to embody the ironman slogan: 'Anything is Possible'.
In my day job I'm a seminar presenter and motivational speaker who travels throughout the country. Starting my 3rd year with ROI, and I'm looking forward to racing with the team and helping spread the ROI message.
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Culley Kinsella
Age: 19
Hometown: Winthrop Harbor, Illinois
Bio: I am a sophomore in college at the University of Missouri, Columbia. I am a member of the Mizzou Triathlon Club. My dad has been doing rides for ROI for years now and last year did the Madison Ironman. I was inspired and have decided to join him and start doing other Ironman races as well.
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David Kinsella
Age: 50
Hometown: Winthrop Harbor, Illinois
Bio: Having completed Ironman Wisconsin 2015 with this team, I realize that anything is possible. They are an inspirational group of athletes who drew the crowds attention to a terrible, indiscriminate disease.
Go Team ROI!!
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Jason Knudson
Age: 43
Hometown: Spearfish, South Dakota
Bio: My son Lars has TD1 and loves the Riding on Insulin camp put on at Terry Peak every year. We want to help allow any other child who may be interested, have the ability to have this awesome experience.
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Carol Kopman
Age: 40
Hometown: Schaumburg, Illinois
Bio: I have always admired people who could do an Ironman. After 38 marathons and several triathlons, I thought I would give it a try. As a type 1 diabetic, I know it will be extra challenging but I think I am ready to give it a shot.
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Ann Kurtenbach
Age: 42
Hometown: Dublin, Ohio
Bio: Starting to have more people in my life affected by diabetes type 1, especially in the past few years. My cousin has 2 kids with type 1, but they don't live close so I don't see their daily struggle. However, more recently, I have a good friend that was diagnosed and I have seen his struggle with it and it has made me realize what millions of people deal with on a daily basis. My friend is new to our triathlon group and has embraced cycling specifically and even did a few shorter distance races last year. Watching him train and try to maintain a healthy lifestyle has been very touching and inspirational to me. Many use it as an excuse not to exercise, but he doesn't. And I would love to help raise awareness so that more people with diabetes type 1 can see that and become more active. And I would also like to do this to support my family and friends that do have T1D.
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Tyler McClellan
Age: 39
Hometown: Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
Bio: My name is Tyler McClellan, from Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. I am 39 years old, and was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes on my 14th birthday. It's been quite a rollercoaster these last 25 years, trying to stay one step ahead of the disease. I hit my lowest low in 2008, when a severe hypoglycemia almost cost me my life or potential neurological damage. After being in a coma for 8 days, I was lucky to come out of it with no lasting effects. From that point on, it was so much easier to realize just how short life really is.
Even with T1D, I've always been quite active and involved in sports someway or another, including officiating ice hockey for 27 years, of which 12 of those years at a very competitive level. After many years of volunteering for triathlons, such as Ironmans and Ultramans, I never thought I would see the day when I would compete, especially living with T1D. But in 2012, that all changed when I entered my first Sprint Triathlon. Since then, I've done a Sprint and an Olympic Triathlon in 2013 and two Half Irons in 2015. Now, I am proud to be part of the 2016Riding On Insulin Endurance Team, racing in my first ever IRONMAN.
I'd like to thank my incredible wife, Samantha, who inspires me everyday, and is always so supportive of my T1D. She's pretty much a CGM, with the addition of blonde hair and a smile. I am very excited to have her, along with our 2 year old and 5 month old sons, making the trek to Madison, Wisconsin. Additionally, I wouldn't be where I am today without the constant support of all my family and friends. Thank you for always being there for me over the years. I am both excited and nervous about the September 11th race, but I can't wait to meet everyone on the ROI Endurance Team and be apart of an amazing experience.
Tri Harder.... Swim, Bike, Run....
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Craig Midtlien
Age: 44
Hometown: LaCrosse, Wisconsin
Bio: See Sandra's bio.
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Sandra Midtlien
Age: 49
Hometown: Monona, Wisconsin
Bio: My daughters have Type 1 diabetes. I think one of the very best by products of Craig and my Ironman quests, and our passion for supporting Taylor and Payton with their Type 1D - and of course, Team ROI, is the fact that Kayrene Midtlien has stepped way up to the plate and said "Me too."
Please welcome the newest family member to join Team Riding on Insulin!
This year the three of us have not only committed to raising $2000.00 on behalf of Team ROI - but we will also be racing the Milkman Half Ironman this June 2016.
We are going to go at it hard again this year and quite frankly, I can't wait to see what Kayrene does as part of her first major fundraisor and race combination. What a tribute to her sisters; 70.3 miles - 1.2 mile swim / 56 mile bike / 13.1 mile run
Did Team ROI raise a significant dollar amount last year with Ironman WI 2015? You bet. So where did the funds go? So glad you asked! Riding On Insulin was able to lower camp fees, provide scholarships to campers, enhance camp experiences and support more worthy kids.
Really important stuff. These camps are invaluable to kids and their families who live with Type 1.
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Kayrene Midtlien
Age: 17
Hometown: Madison, Wisconsin
Bio: My sisters have Type 1 diabetes.
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Christine Mitchell
Age: 47
Hometown: Maple Grove, Minnesota
Bio: My husband of 25 years is a Type 1 and has never, EVER let it define him. He firmly believes anything is possible if you work hard and put your mind to it. He was part of the ROI Endurance Team for IM Madison 2015. I am excited to be part of the team for 2016 and it will be my second IM. (IM Madison 2014 was my 1st). My daughter and I have decided to be part of this wonderful team, raise some money, and hopefully inspire others along the way.
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Marissa Mitchell
Age: 22
Hometown: Maple Grove, Minnesota
Bio: My dad is a type 1 diabetic and has been an inspiration. He works hard at everything he does and has always enjoyed anything fitness related. I am finishing up my senior year at UMD (Univ. of MN- Duluth) with a degree in accounting and will graduate in Spring 2016. I have a job waiting for me when I graduate at Wipfli and am looking forward to it. I decided that now was as good a time as any to tackle an Ironman and am very excited to be part of the ROI team!
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Colton Nelson
Age: 18
Hometown: Medford, Wisconsin
Bio: I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes on August 23rd, 2010 at the age of 12 years old. Throughout the years, I have done many things to fight this disease and help raise awareness for diabetes. I have been involved in raising money to search for a cure by participating in multiple JDRF Walks, JDRF Rides from LaCrosse, WI to Death Valley, CA, and also participating in the Hope on 2 Wheels Ride in 2014. I have also been a junior coach for the Wisconsin Riding on Insulin camp and I have attended the Wisconsin Lions ADA Camp Lakota for several years where I mentored younger kids and have made some lifelong friends. In 2013, I was also diagnosed with Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy, which gave me answers to reasons for several unexplained seizures. Due to this diagnosis, I now take medicine that has controlled my seizures and helped me return to a "new" normal life. I look forward to joining the ROI Endurance Team as I continue to raise awareness for Type 1 Diabetes.
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Meghan Neumann
Age: 36
Hometown: Waynesboro, PA
Bio: Coming soon.
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Jen Nicholson
Age: 48
Hometown: Atascadero, California
Bio: I've never done an IRONMAN, or a triathlon for that matter(unless you count the small town one that I did the swim portion for). My husband Bob did the IRONMAN last year and I had so much fun cheering him and all the others on. I enjoyed the event so much that I could hardly wait to sign up!
Me and Michelle Alswager: I would like to thank our boys for connecting us. We both had a son who had Type 1 Diabetes, who both passed away, just weeks from each other. They never knew each other, nor did we. But now Michelle is my friend for life. She understands on a different level the pain and the suffering, the joy and the celebration. And yes, the confusion at times.....
So, really I'm doing this IRONMAN in honor of Trent and Jesse but mostly for all the children currently living with diabetes.
I am also doing this IRONMAN to show my daughter, Tara, Trent's twin sister, that anything is possible, even the seemingly impossible! And to show my son Tyler, that his mom is a badass! And lastly to show my husband that I can do it too!!! Hehehehe
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Bob Nicholson
Age: 48
Hometown: Atascadero, California
Bio: In memory of Trent Nicholson.
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Tim O'Brien
Age: 42
Hometown: Omro, Wisconsin
Bio: There are way too many children being diagnosed with T1D. It is a real disease that affects entire families. These children need to know that it is healthy for them to participate in sports. Until the cure is discovered, these kids need to know that T1D should not limit their dreams or aspirations.
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Bret Pilney
Age: 24
Hometown: Overland Park, Kansas
Bio: My name is Bret Pilney Jr. I am a Type One diabetic, diagnosed at the age of eight, now twenty-four and a JDRF Ride to Cure Coach. There is nothing I do not stress more to my athletes then to go above and beyond, to push your limits, to never live a life that diabetes rules over you. I try to promote Good health, Good fitness practices and to live an active lifestyle.
My close friend, Matt has always been an inspiration to me, the reason I got involved in coaching, and the reason I am signing up for ROI. He's inspirational story is one that tops even the best athletes there are out there and he truly is the definition of never letting your diabetes rule over your lifestyle. His courage and dedication to this lifestyle is what has made me set my eyes towards 2016 IM Madison.
I began cycling for myself, then my sister who also has this horrible disease, then it became the bigger picture for me that I don't just ride for my family that is blood, but my diabetic family as well; so I decided to get involved in coaching and began cycling for all diabetics out there. What began as me proving that my diabetes doesn't rule over me has now transformed into a bigger picture; Diabetes does not rule over us and we should not let it and I want to prove to those who are having a bad day of fighting that we must fight on and we cannot let diabetes win.
So here I am. Signing up for Riding on insulin and trying my heart out to check this off my list of things we can do, but nothing is possible without the support of Family, Friends and loved ones; this group is a passionate group of individuals I am honored to ride with.
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Lauren Salko
Age: 24
Hometown: Park City, Utah/Larchmont, New York
Bio: Coming soon.
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Marcia Salovitz
Age: 47
Hometown: Milford, Mass.
Bio: My T1D friends and teammates remind me the world that it's not about drinking soda or eating too much sugar, it's simply that they are born with a pancreas that doesn't work. Imagine if you were 5 years old or 10 years old with T1D and you want to go out and play with your friends? I've learned that my fundraising will subsidize these awesome camps where T1D kids not only learn to snowboard, ski, bike, but also get coached on managing their diabetes and being active, with mentors, physicians, and other T1D coaches. That's why YOU should donate! I'll train to swim 2.4 miles, bike 112 miles, and run 26.2 miles....YOU? Donate! Thanks!
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Marleny Santos
Age: 31
Hometown: Virginia Beach, Virginia
Bio: I have been a Type 1 Diabetic since I was 11 years old. I will never forget that day, 20 years ago I remember my mom taking me to the hospital where she used to work to have my blood sugar checked. My fasting blood sugar was 265 and at that moment mine and my families lives changed forever. I had a really hard time understanding why I had to take shots, count carbs and prick my finger all the time when my sisters and friends did not have to but diabetes camp changed all that. Thanks to the support of donors I was able to attend diabetes camp where I was able to meet other kids that were like me. The experience made me finally accept my diabetes, gain confidence and build my self-esteem.
When I found out about this program I knew i wanted to be a part of it. Not only to being a part of a team of athletes with diabetes but to also help give back and send kids to camp. I got into triathlons about 7 years ago and i absolutely love this sport. This year I'm competing in my first Half Ironman and I'm super excited and nervous. I would love some tips/advice from other type 1 triathletes out there.
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Kimberly Schmittou
Age: 30
Hometown: Whitewater, Wisconsin
Bio: T3D and wife of Nathan Schmittou, who is T1D, an ROI elite coach, and 2015 IMWI finisher. I was so inspired as I watched Nathan's transformation last year as he trained. I routed Team ROI on in Madison for IMWI 2015 and decided it was a journey I needed to complete for myself. I couldn't find a reason to not sign up really, and what better cause and support system? Looking forward to racing this September and bringing awareness to such an awesome organization.
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Nathan Schmittou
Age: 27
Hometown: Whitewater, Wisconsin
Bio: Before being diagnosed with T1D in 2008, I was training for my first Sprint triathlon. That year was full of changes and needless to say, I did not complete a triathlon that year. Fast forward 8 years, and I have now completed many endurance races, including Ironman Wisconsin 2015 with Riding On Insulin. Ironman has not only provided me with many new lifelong friendships, but it has taught me that if you want something bad enough, set your goals and go out and achieve it, with T1D or without.
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Matthew Schmitz
Age: 32
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Bio: Endurance athlete, skier, and health scientist with Type 1 Diabetes.
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Joe Sheridan
Age: 53
Hometown: Liberty Township, Ohio
Bio: I was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes in 1987 at the age of 25. I am now 53 and am still active with Triathlon, Marathon, and Ironman. I ran for ROI in 2015 in Ironman Wisconsin which was my third IM completed. This year I plan on finishing IMWI and IMKY. I look forward to seeing everyone again.
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Francis Shafer
Age: 48
Hometown: Alexandria City, Virginia
Bio: Coming soon.
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Conor Smith
Age: 43
Hometown: Ft. Washington, PA
Bio: Conor Smith is a husband, father, executive and endurance athlete who was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes shortly after turning 40. Conor was determined to remain physically active and is very passionate about exercise and its benefits in helping control T1D. Conor is honored to be a part of ROI's endurance team to raise money to help children attend active sports programs to help them be empowered, take control of their diabetes and connect with others. IMWI will be Conor's first full Ironman and he is thrilled to be an example for his children that anything is possible even after a setback. Conor blogs about his journey at activeoninsulin.com
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Josh Stahl
Age: 40
Hometown: Brooklyn Park, Minnesota
Bio: Ironman – means a man/woman of unusual physical endurance. This is the way I feel about all the people, including my 8 year old son Gavin who live with Type 1 Diabetes. They are people with unusual physical endurance to keep up with the rigors of living a life with T1D. There is no break, there is no timeout, only keep moving forward. This same mantra is used in the Ironman, "Keep moving forward".
At the end of Ironman I get to take some time off and rest, well they do not get to so I will "keep moving forward", keep racing, keep fundraising, keep setting an example for my kids, and keep fighting till we cure T1D.
So that is why I race and ride, why I continually challenge myself to things I did not think was possible. I race for Gavin, so one day he can be a person of unusual physical endurance just because he wants to train to do it. Not because he lives with a chronic disease every day.
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Kara Templeton
Age: 30
Hometown: Rapid City, South Dakota
Bio: I am a friend of Shannon White and she encouraged me to try my first Ironman, so here goes nothing!
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Andrew Waite
Age: 38
Hometown: Dunlap, Illinois
Bio: I was a spectathlete for the ROI 2015 IMWI team and was inspired by the athletes, T1 and T3 alike.
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Shannon White
Age: 50
Hometown: Rapid City, South Dakota
Bio: I was diagnosed with Type1D when I was in my early 30's. Many acquaintances questioned my diagnosis and kept insisting that I must have Type 2 diabetes because of being diagnosed as an adult. Educating others that knew I was diabetic was key for me, but I didn't like the stigma and was tired of all of the misinformation out there. I became very private and shared very little of my health history with others. This led to feeling very alone and isolated with a disease that requires attention 24/7, 365 days a year. This was exhausting.
Throughout my life I've always been athletic, playing sports as I grew up and getting into running marathons in my mid 20's. After my diagnosis, I wanted to prove to myself and to others that I could continue this life doing endurance sports. I ran another marathon, rode a few century rides but started getting bored with that routine and wanted something more. In 2008 I completed IRONMAN Louisville!!! My life after Ironman became consumed with work and very little time to train.
In 2014, Michelle Page-Alswager (Thank goodness for social media!) was putting together a team for ROI of Type 1 Diabetics for Ironman Wisconsin 2015. The goal was to have the largest number of type 1 D's to participate in an Ironman triathlon. I knew immediately that I couldn't miss out on this opportunity. Back to training!! The entire year was quite the journey, to say the least!!! Meeting and training with others that had Type1D, sharing management practices, was something I had never experienced before. I immediately felt like a part of a family. I could finally be completely open about my diabetes, and they understood and supported me. We supported each other. Even the Type 3's understood and were there to support all the Type 1's. Best. Feeling. Ever!!! I imagine this is how the kids feel when they go to one of the ROI skiing or mountain biking camps. There are finally others that "get it". That feeling is priceless and that's why I support Riding on Insulin! As you've probably guessed by now (finally at the age of 50), I am completely open about having type 1 diabetes now. I love to educate and hope to inspire others (with or without diabetes). All thanks to this team!!
This year I am raising money for ROI to race Ironman Boulder 70.3. There is no greater feeling (Well, maybe crossing those finish lines at IM LOUISVILLE and IM WISCONSIN) than being apart of this team and knowing that this is something bigger than yourself!!
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Brad Williams
Age: 36
Hometown: Tucson, Arizona
Bio: I just hope to encourage others to live active and healthy lives with diabetes.
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Age: 45
Hometown: Janesville, Wisconsin
Bio: While I am not Type 1, I have treated many, many, many who who are in my nursing career. I have numerous family members, both type 1 and type 2's, who have lived with this disease. It is an honor and a privilege to be part of this team and to honor them all.
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Hometown: Madison, Wisconsin
Bio: In honor of my daughter, Lucy, and all kids battling this disease, I'm happy to do what can to raise funds for this great cause.
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Hometown: Toluca, Illinois
Bio: In sight of my daughters diagnosis 3 years ago, I have made it my goal to show her that anything is possible. Achieving this goal not only for myself but for her will be a reward like no other.
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What? How'd you get your hands on THREE sets??
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then was bidding on 2 pair last week on ebay. won the first set and figured someone would outbid me for the LE... well no one did. Now I just want my money back for the black ones.
if I had a third board, I;d keep them too.
I searched and found NO size large 07 bindings. this is a great price for a barely used pair. I'm going to list them for more on ebay if no one want them :dunno:
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28 May 2017 05:39
TWO amateur golfers from Chester are set to embark on a charity adventure.
Over three days, from April 25 to April 27, Tony Sharp and Mark Chester will raise funds to help develop and support the growing Who Let The Dads Out? network wich seeks to engage with dads, father figures and their children.
Tony and Mark will be playing 117 holes of golf – one for each of the 117 Who Let The Dads Out? groups registered at the end of 2013, the 10th anniversary year.
The target is to raise at least £2,000. This is being raised through sponsorship from individuals and Who Let The Dads Out? groups around the country. Specific holes will be played in honour of the groups which have pledged sponsorship, and each group will receive a certificate with a photograph of Mark and Tony playing its allocated hole in recognition of its support.
In addition, an auction for places to join Mark and Tony on each of the rounds of golf was held, and raised £700.
Golf clubs in the Chester area have been keen to support this event which began in the city.
Mark said: "Who Let The Dads Out? began at Hoole Baptist Church in Chester and has grown into a movement of churches which supports dads and their children across the UK and beyond.
"We are delighted to undertake such an enjoyable fundraising challenge in the area in which it all began. We really appreciate people's generosity in sponsoring us."
Tony said: "We are keen golfers, but to play 117 holes in three days will be a genuine challenge! We are very grateful to have morale boosting support from good friends, who will join us on each round, and from the local golf clubs, which have welcomed us with open arms."
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1 bdrm. with a full sized bed, as well as a comfortable sleeper sofa in the living room, and also in the office. Rates are for up to two people, in one bed, and any additional guests, above two, will be charged a $25.00 per person fee. Shower, no bathtub. Well appointed kitchen with a 4 burner gas range, oven, microwave, small refrigerator, coffee maker, espresso maker, blenders, pots, pans, full cutlery, and dishes, wine glasses, place mats, etc. On demand water heater, stacked washer and dryer laundry facility. WiFi, Television with DVD player, and basic cable package, CD player for music, but no satellite service. Wonderfully private and well landscaped yard with lovely shade trees to keep you cool on those hot summer days. Concrete patio with patio seating for 6, Weber Briquette BBQ, small lush lawn to wiggle your toes in, and off street parking for your convenience. Centrally located near downtown Ennis and within easy walking distance to diners, bars, shopping etc.
I bought this house for my father to live in, in 2000, and have since decided to use it as a vacation rental, with the hopes of using it as my retirement home someday. While I upgraded it with a vacationer in mind, it is furnished as comfortably as a home, and I hope you will call it your home away from home. If you are lacking in something, within reason, I will do my best to see that your needs are met. I live 40 miles south of town, and while I can't be there in an instant, I will do my best to make sure that your stay is comfortable, and that the house is well functioning during your stay.
marina smith purchased this cottage in 2000
This property is perfect for a couple looking for a comfortable spot to base their Madison Valley vacation out of. It is affordable, well appointed, comfortable and convenient. If needed, it can sleep up to 4 people, but is ideal for a couple, since it only has one small bathroom. Ennis is a quaint small Montana town with festivals, a 4th of July Parade, Rodeos, art walks, a golf course, antique and gift shops, a new library, several good restaurants/bars, and a locally owned, old time movie theater, all within an easy walking distance of the house. Don't miss a tour through the new Whiskey Distillery, Willie's Distillery at the east end of town.
This little house was one of the original homes in Ennis but is newly remodeled and modern. The location, in the 'old' part of town assures big mature shade trees and the quaintness of small town America. It has a residential/commercial zoning, and is surrounded by commercial buildings, which are used little, so you won't have a bunch of noisy neighbors bothering your vacation time! Off street parking is a bonus, and the close proximity to downtown makes everything in town an easy walk for most.
We have stayed here for the third year in a row in the fall time and absolutely love it. Home nestled in a perfect setting in town with great access to everything the area has to offer. The was cozy and had everything we needed. It is definitely home away from home!! Thank you!
This cottage is nicely remodeled. Just around the corner from the Main Street so very convenient. Beautiful yard. Kitchen was well stocked. The furniture in the living room was not very comfortable, but having said that I would still choose to stay here again.
Perfect location ! The property is well maintained. Front and backyard landscaping is beautiful. The house is very well kept, and has everything you need for your stay. Will definitely be back in the future.
Second year we've rented for 30+ days and stayed in a surprisingly roomy, perfectly located cottage in the heart of Ennis, Montana. Stating that the home is close to shopping, service stations, grocery stores, and restaurants is an understatement as it's less than a block off main street, yet unbelievably quite with private parking. Being in the heart of the Madison Valley and at midpoint of the Upper and Lower Madison River the home puts you at the crossroads and within 71 miles of the west gate to Yellowstone National Park and 100 miles of five different famous Montana trout fishing rivers with the nearest river access all of five short blocks.
The home is equipped with all the needed essentials-kitchen utensils, washer dryer, bedding, etc. A beautifully landscaped and shaded front and back yard are there for early morning coffee and evening cookouts. Just be ready for the deer in the front yard when exiting early in the mornings as they like to bed down there at night.
Great, great "home base" for a driving tour to Bozeman-Livingstone-Gardiner-Yellowstone National Park-West Yellowstone and back home to Ennis. And, nothing beats the view of the Madison Valley more than an early morning drive along the west side the Madison River and up and over the Gravelly Mountain Range and into the Ruby Valley-BREATHE TAKING.
Sorry, can't tell you about the television reception as we've never found time to turn it on. WiFi works fine and allows you quick access for sending vacation pictures and updates to all your friends and family. Would definitely highly recommend the Caddis Shack for a true experience of the "big sky" in Big Sky Country.
The little cottage is much bigger than one expects, plenty of room. Lovely location, walk to or ride a bike to whatever one may need. Walk right to the Madison river to fish, picnic. The back yard of the cottage offers a very nice private area.
VC offers lots of entertainment and is close to Ennis.
This was a perfect home away from home. I was in town for training and it was the perfect quiet place to come back to in the evening to study and it had all the comforts of home. Walking distance to restaurants and local shopping.
The Caddis Shack is located in the heart of the small town of Ennis, nestled in the splendor of the beautiful Madison Valley, of southwestern Montana. If you enjoy fishing blue ribbon trout streams, the Madison is world famous, and other streams, such as the Big Hole, Beaverhead, Yellowstone and Gallatin, are within reasonable distance for a day trip.
If exploring caves is of interest, The Lewis and Clark Caverns and State Park is approximately 39 miles north of Ennis, and offers guided tours through the caverns, and can be a fun, cool thing to do, on a hot summer day. Stop by at the Water of the Gods for a soak in the natural hot springs at Norris on your way home. Enjoy a meal and some music, if your timing is right, then jump back in the car for a short 14 mile drive home.
Does floating down the river in an inter tube sound like a relaxing thing to do on a hot day? Be sure to check out tube rentals in town and journey to Warm Springs Fishing access on Hwy 87, for a slow meandering float along the shores of the Madison River below Ennis Lake.
Bozeman is approximately 52 miles from Ennis, and is where you can find most anything you might want, and is most likely to be the spot you fly into, if your arrive by jet. Take in a movie at the modern cinema's, or browse through the Museum of the Rockies, and marvel at the exhibits, planetarium and world renowned dinosaurs collection. Dining is a matter of choice, and their are many restaurants to chose from, whether it's Sushi at my favorite, Seven Sushi on Kagy and Wilson, or a fun and wonderfully creative meal at The Cat Eye Cafe, the list goes on and on, so be adventurous, and find your own personal favorite.
West Yellowstone is 71 miles from Ennis, and is the jumping off point to Yellowstone National Park, which offers an entirely different array of wonderful trout streams from the Firehole and Gardiner Rivers to the famous Slough Creek, known for it's big Cutthroat. If fishing isn't your bag, wildlife and photography opportunities abound in Yellowstone Park, and you are sure to be awed as you admire the scenery in our countries oldest National Park.
Historical Virginia City is a mere 14 mile drive from Ennis, where you can step back into time and be entertained by the Virginia City Players, or the bawdy antics of the Brewery Follies actors.
Whether you are a fishing fanatic, a history buff, or just simply looking for a beautiful place to relax, the Madison Valley, and the town of Ennis, has something for you. Browse the seasonal art walks, the weekly farmers market, take in one of the many festivals, listed with the Chamber of Commerce, peruse the galleries, antique and gift shops, or take in a meal at one of several wonderful local restaurants.
Want some wild and scenic touring time, that you can enjoy from the comfort of your car? Consider taking the Gravelly Range Rd., along the spine of the Gravelly Mountains, for scenic panoramas and wildflowers that will take your breath away. Check with the Forest Service in town before departing for updates on travel conditions, just to be safe.
Drive south and enjoy the Centennial Valley, and Red Rocks Wildlife Refuge, on the Idaho border, for a chance to spot birds and wildlife, without the crowds of Yellowstone Park. Be sure to bring your binoculars, a bird book, and a spotting scope if you have one, and don't forget the fishing rods.
If you are not opposed to crossing a state line, and purchasing another fishing license, Idaho has some famous water that is worth the effort. The famed Henry's Fork of the Snake is approximately 73 miles south of Ennis, and you will pass by Henry's Lake en-route.
Whatever you chose to do, The Caddis Shack is centrally located for all of your activities, and can offer you a private, comfortable place to hang your hat and put your feet up for some R & R..
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was a tester in the Outlook group and did interviews, testing NLP was one of my standard
interview questions. I liked using it for interviews because it's something that you'd
be able to grasp quickly even if you'd never used Outlook before. I'd seen other folks
asks interview questions such as testing the SMTP address generation dialog, which
doesn't make sense to me – we wanted to hire smart folks, and not restrict ourselves
to people who were already intimately familiar with email and PIMs. Sure, the
ramp-up time would be faster for existing email junkies, but there's a common theme
at MS that we want to hire for potential.
I'm always grateful to the folks who gave me my first interview (I
started out as a contractor in the Outlook group and moved to full time, "blue badge"
6 months later. Moved to Exchange a couple of years after that). My temp agency said
I had the option of interviewing in two groups – Windows NT, or Outlook. Windows NT
seemed so large and intimidating; I'd never heard of Outlook, so I asked what it was
– "an email program", I was told.
Oh cool, I liked email, I ran email servers after all, so I said I'd
like to interview in that group. My interviewers didn't quiz me in-depth about email;
they looked at my resume and saw what my current experience was (netadmin/sysadmin)
and asked me questions related to that, such as "If a user suddenly started complaining
that they couldn't access the network, how would you troubleshoot the problem?" This
was basic narrowing-down-the-problem stuff which was 99% of my current job, so I did
pretty well; little did I know that narrowing down repro's was one of the core parts
of being a good software tester.
Thus began my love affair with testing – although I later moved on
to program management, I still look back on my testing days as some of the best work
days I've ever had. You get to go so deep into your areas, know them back
and forth, and you get a 'feel' for when there's a bug. The thrill of the chase, finding
the repro, is a blast – the times I was able to reproduce crashing bugs from scratch
were a ton of fun.
Testing also has an advantage in that it's a little more straightforward
to look back after a week and measure what you'd accomplished – you had test cases
written and passed, bugs found and filed, fixes regressed, etc. Program management
is a lot more vague and difficult to define and sometimes after a really tough week,
you'll know you did a lot of work, but you'll be darned if you can write
it down without over-using words like 'leverage' and 'enable'.
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The newest thriller from Michael Koryta, New York Times best-selling author.
When 13-year-old Jace Wilson witnesses a brutal murder, he's plunged into a new life, issued a false identity and hidden in a wilderness skills program for troubled teens. The plan is to get Jace off the grid while police find the two killers. The result is the start of a nightmare.
The killers, known as the Blackwell Brothers, are slaughtering anyone who gets in their way in a methodical quest to reach him. Now all that remains between them and the boy are Ethan and Allison Serbin, who run the wilderness survival program; Hannah Faber, who occupies a lonely fire lookout tower; and endless miles of desolate Montana mountains.
The clock is ticking, the mountains are burning, and those who wish Jace Wilson dead are no longer far behind.
©2014 Michael Koryta (P)2014 Hachette Audio
"The Prophet is a relentless, heart-in-your-throat thriller about ordinary people caught in the middle of an extraordinary nightmare." (Dennis Lehane)
"Elegantly written...Koryta shows great sensitivity in examining how each brother deals with these parallel tragedies." (Marilyn Stasio, New York Times Book Review
"A delicious read, intricately woven, with characters who are impossible to forget. Michael Koyta excites and satisfies on every level." (Elin Hilderbrand)
"Friday Night Lights meets In Cold Blood in this powerful tale...It's a brilliantly paced thriller that keeps its villains at a tantalizing distance, a compelling family portrait, a study in morality that goes beyond the usual black-and-white judgments, and an entertaining spin on classic football fiction. A flawless performance." (Kirkus, Starred Review)
"Michael Koryta is an amazingly talented writer, and I rank The Prophet as one of the sharpest and superbly plotted crime novels I've read in my life." (Donald Ray Pollock)
Dept Q, Harry Hole... where are you?
"2 Creepy, Killer Brothers Make for Great Suspense"
Remember the two creepy villians in the Bond movie Diamonds Are Forever? Well the bad guys here aren't Mr Wint and Mr Kidd, they are the handsome, blond haired, blue eyed Blackwood brothers, but they are every bit as creepy, resourceful and deadly. Like the Bond movie, they carry on polite conversation with each other, in front of their victims, even while inflicting great pain. Certainly Koryta used the Bond villains as his inspiration, and it works exceptionally well.
Since I started with the bad guys, it's important to note they wouldn't be near as creepy and terrifying without the superb reading of Robert Petkoff. His performance is nothing short of magnificent.
Another aspect that makes this novel so interesting is the woodsmanship and wilderness training explained through the Mai character and hero, Ethan Serbin.
This is a fast, suspenseful read!
"Those Who Wish Me Dead - Wish it was Longer"
This was a really good fast paced adventure packed story. I would have like if it were a little longer. Characters were pretty fleshed out, enough for the story.
I think I liked Hannah the best. Her story came out little by little through out the book. As a subplot this was superb.
I don't want to spoil this for anyone but I think the scene that touched me the most was towards the end when Hannah sat with Nick on the mountain watching the fire.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The ending was not what I had expected. The brothers were GREAT the way they played off of each other, a some are not who they seem to be. I don't want to say too much but in my "opinion" this was certainly worth the credit.
"Best Bad Guys EVER!"
As consistent as he has always been for me, I think Michael Koryta has just outdone himself this time. This book is superior.
Michael Koryta novels always contain s a well thought out scenario that feel like they have been well researched, including antidotes, details and descriptions that leave you feeling like he is writing about his life's work in his back yard. The characters are creatively crafted. His writing is flawlessly paced. It just never lets up. The last hours of this I was looking for the button that makes the narrator talk faster; I was so invested into the character and their plight.
The bad guys in this book are so unique and their evil personas are so well constructed that the hair stands straight up on the back of your neck each and every time they come into a scene. When you don't see them coming, you literally GASP out loud and stop what you're doing. It just doesn't get better than this.
Rating scale: 5=Loved it, 4=Liked it, 3=Ok, 2=Disappointed, 1=Hated it. I look for well developed characters, compelling stories.
"Fire on the Mountain"
As a genre thrillers too often favor action and plot over character development, resulting in a library full of books populated by cardboard heroes and villains. Koryta consistently defies that norm and creates characters that we can invest in emotionally, simultaneously placing them in nail-biting situations. "Those Who Wish Me Dead" is one of his finest with an opening scene that informs us immediately of the deadly seriousness of young Jace's situation. From that scene forward, the rest of the cast is introduced, and every one of them, good or bad, are drawn with a fine touch. My stomach clenched every time the Blackwell brothers appeared, knowing the cold blooded violence they brought with them. The wilderness instructor and his wife are very good but very human and vulnerable because, in spite of knowing of Jace's danger, they underestimated the level of evil they faced. Fire on the mountain both compounds their problems and offers unforeseen hope.
The pace is non-stop, and I actually didn't stop, listening in one long sitting. Koryta never shies away from letting some bad things happen to some of his characters, disdaining improbably coincidental saves. So you never know what's coming, the tension never lets up. In true Koryta fashion, the ultimate hero of the story will hold your heart. A strong place to start for readers who have not read this author before.
"Get past the intro, then hold on"
I was puzzled by the intro and actually thought I had the wrong audiobook. However, once the main story got started, I was hooked and finished this story in record time. After the ending, I wanted more.
"Another Great Read by Koryta"
It's no often that a book brings me to tears and this one did. After speeding through the book to get to the end, the book left me wanting to ponder over specific points and go back and read portions a 2nd time. I want to speculate on Jace's future and how the events in the story will impact his life. (Are we seeing the beginning of a series here?)
The characters in the book are well developed and believable. The story is too. If you are looking for a book that will hold your interest and keep you thinking after you have finished, Those Who Wish Me Dead will do just that.
"Too many points of view"
I will hand it to Koryta. His style of prose is effortless. it pulls the reader/listener along on a swift current. Its very well done.
Many reviewers have said they like the villains here. I thought they were ok. They get where they are going too easily. The scenes they are in felt contrived. They also very much remind me of the psycho in No Country for Old Men. Only its a duo instead of a single guy. They give off the same vibe.
I think this story could have been a lot stronger if it had skipped the intro chapter (set up), and then focused 100% on the kid and the guide. Or even just the kid. A lot of tension seeps out of the pages when the focus moves from one point of view to another. Things happen too easily as well.
This is a solid 3 stars. I enjoyed it. But I also got frustrated when I found myself several times many steps in front of the action. The action was well done, but set up poorly. It dragged along.
I purchased this after reading the four Koryta books about Lincoln Perry, P.I. That series was OK, not great, but OK, and enjoyable enough to finish. And for my money, Scott Brick generally raises mediocre up a notch.
However, I found that the writing in this book could not begin to support the level of tragedy supplied by this plot. Koryta should stick to lighter stuff until his writing matures, assuming it does. He does have talent, but he's not really ready for prime time.
The narration was adequate, but there were some characters he didn't do well, especially in instances of high action with raised voices; those parts got irritating.
I think there are plenty of people who would like this, but I would have been happier if I'd gotten this for $4.95 instead of having to use a credit. I was taking a break from some darkly serious listens, but it just wasn't a satisfying change...it did get me through a couple of sleepless nights.
"There is scarcely any passion without struggle." Camus, The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays
"Villains too good to be wasted on the story"
This book kept me interested, with a decent plot line, though a little disjointed, and a believable set of psychotic villains, though I thought shortcuts were taken to arrive at the climax, which itself seemed forced to the point of being affectatious. All in all, a good, not great, thriller.
I hope Mr. Koryta brings back such superbly drawn evildoers (or some like the ones here) and put them in a grander story with a little more work on the protagonists.
The villains gave Mr. Petkoff a chance to shine, so I give him 5 stars.
I have to admit that I'm a total Audible junkie. MUST have book going at all times. I may be the subject of a family intervention someday.
"What a find this author is!"
Almost did. In 24 hours anyway.
Excellent, shows what the best of this genre can be. An outstanding thriller with well-drawn characters that kept me glued to my headphones. Eye-popping suspense, starting with a real grabber of an opening and leaving me choked up at the end. Ready to chew through this author's whole catalogue.
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I am graduated in Maharaja Sayajirao University, Baroda. While I have a comprehensive architectural background, my emphasis is to pursue Architecture in all this phase from an ecological point of view: from concept design to realization and executive design. I am working with Sarthak Architects an Ahmedabad (India)-based architecture firm. While there, I used CAD technology to help design residential bungalow, Residential scheme ( Athashri Vadodara), Religius Buildings and interior projects. followed by supervision of their construction process. I also used Sketchup to develop 3d models for the same. My work experience also includes collaboration with at Unicorn Engineers -Ahmedabad ( India ) based firm as engineer, I have been working as a freelance Architect and Interior Designer from the past three years.
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•Kevin Kelly, PK: Nine for 11 in field goals and leads the team in scoring with 50 points; has a long field goal of 47 yards.
•King: Four catches for 91 yards and two touchdowns as a receiver, and five tackles and two passes broken up as a defensive back.
•Jordan Norwood, WR: Delayed his enrollment until last January, so is technically a true freshman though his last season in high school was the 2003 season. Has 15 catches for 160 yards.
"I don't consider those guys freshmen anymore," senior quarterback Michael Robinson says. "They've shown up in the big games. They're mature."
Ready to run
•Tyrell Sutton, RB, Northwestern: Second in country in rushing at 154.4 yards per game.
•Jamaal Charles, RB, Texas: No. 15 in country in rushing with 563 yards; seven TDs; 116 yards in win against Oklahoma before suffering ankle injury; should be ready for Colorado on Saturday.
•Keegan Herring, RB, Arizona State: Leads team with 80 carries for 509 yards and five TDs.
•Javon Ringer, RB, Michigan State: Against Illinois, had 194 yards, most by a freshman in school history; 54 carries, 404 yards, four TDs.
•Ontario Sneed, RB, Central Michigan: No. 16 in country in rushing at 108.7 a game.
•Steve Slaton, RB, West Virginia: Leads team in rushing with 271 yards on 44 carries, including 139 yards rushing against Rutgers.
•Jonathan Stewart, RB, Oregon: USA TODAY All-USA first team; 21 carries, 91 yards and two TDs; four catches, 25 yards, one TD.
•Toney Baker, RB, North Carolina State: USA TODAY All-USA first team; 46 carries for 216 yards and four TDs, eight catches for 59 yards and one TD.
Reloading at USC ...
The Southern California defense is playing three members of last year's USA TODAY All-USA first-team defense:
•Kyle Moore, DL: Has played in three games, recovering one fumble.
•Rey Maualuga, LB: Has played in four games, making four solo tackles and five total. Two were for loss of yards.
•Brian Cushing, LB: Has played in one game, making one solo tackle and forcing a fumble.
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No. 12 UCLA has two true freshmen on its first-team defense: LB John Hale and DL Chase Moline have each started three games.
Catchers and covers
•Kenny Phillips, DB, Miami (Fla.): USA TODAY national defensive player of the year; started four games, had game-ending interception in third overtime at Clemson, along with 13 tackles; third on team with 37 tackles.
•DeSean Jackson, WR, California: Leads team with 24 catches for 318 yards and three TDs.
•Fred Rouse, WR, Florida State: USA TODAY All-USA first team, two catches for 70 yards and a TD.
•Demetrice Morley, DB, Tennessee: Played in five games, six tackles, deflected one pass.
•Reggie Smith, DB, Oklahoma: Eleven tackles, one interception, returned 11 kicks for 209 yards.
•Martellus Bennett, TE, Texas A&M: Withdrew name from NBA draft; five catches for 61 yards.
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•Justin Brantly, P, Texas A&M: USA TODAY All-USA first team; has 20 punts with a long of 80 yards, averaging 45.9 yards, fifth in I-A.
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Taming the Time Stealers: Tricks of the Trade from Organized Teachers
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BeschreibungThis is a book to help the beginning teacher handle efficiently the diverse tasks they face. It gives practical advice regarding the mountain of paperwork, the smooth operation of classroom instruction, working with parents and colleagues, and doing it in the short space of time allotted.
InhaltsverzeichnisOrganizing Your Time and Memory
Buried Under Administrative Paperwork?
Managing Instructional Print Material
Corralling Nonprint Materials
Taking the Cure
From Simple to Complex
Organizing Your Teaching
Helping Students Learn to Organize Themselves
Teaching Students with Special Needs
Working with Parents
Requesting Assistance
Organizational Strategies for Your Soul
PortraitM. C. (Millie) Gore is Hardin Distinguished Professor in the Special Education Program of the Department of Counseling, Kinesiology, and Special Education at the Gordon T. and Ellen West College of Education at Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas. She is the author or coauthor of several books, including the Corwin title (with John F. Dowd) Taming the Time Stealers: Tricks of the Trade From Organized Teachers. Gore received undergraduate and master's degrees from Eastern New Mexico University and a doctorate from the University of Arkansas.
Pressestimmen"In an attempt to help their students improve, the authors surveyed well-organized teachers about their "Time Stealer Tamers" to share with the aspiring teachers. Here they share their useful suggestions with a wider audience."
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Analysts remain divided on the prospects for the video rental industry and who the winners and losers may be.
In our last roundup of analyst comments at Alacra Pulse on Mar 3, Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) had just been downgraded by Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Susquehanna Financial and Kaufman Bros.
Now Cannaccord Adams has initiated coverage with a BUY rating and a price target of $85.
We remain confident that the company can benefit from aggressive new subscriber adds due to the digital transition as the majority of new web-enabled CE devices come with Netflix preloaded.
"Netflix stands to be a major beneficiary of the oncoming OTT TV/video product cycle. Despite being predominately a mail-order DVD rental company today, already 25% of the company's subscribers are capable of direct video streaming to their TVs, and we expect this to explode with the rapid increase in web-enabled CE devices and brand awareness of Netflix."
Ben McClure at Minyanville argues that Netflix "is almost priced for best-case scenario growth." Using a discounted cash flow model he generates a share valuation of $74, close to the current level.
Cannaccord's Jeff Rath also initiated coverage of Coinstar (NASDAQ:CSTR) at a BUY and set a $39 target. In a research note, he asserts that the company has "a solid plan in place" to expand the number of Redbox video kiosks it has installed, "with plenty of runway ahead before full market penetration becomes an issue."
Zacks today upgraded TiVo (NASDAQ:TIVO) to Neutral from Underperform on its better-than-expected fourth-quarter 2010 results driven by higher revenues.
Despite being hit by the recession, TIVO has held up better than most companies that depend on discretionary consumer spending.
TiVo is also benefitting from winning its long-running patent infringement dispute (since 2004) against EchoStar Communications Corp. (NASDAQ:SATS), the parent company of Dish Network Corp.
This led to JPMorgan analyst Bridget Weishaar hiking her rating to Overweight from Neutral. Much of the company's growth will come from agreements with cable providers and telecommunications companies, she believes, rather than sales of its set-top boxes. The margin on such agreements, she projects, will be about 80 percent.
Weishaar's new price price target for TiVo is $23, up from from $15.
Meanwhile, Blockbuster (BBI) took a few more steps down the road to oblivion when Moody's downgraded its debt to junk status Caa3 with a negative outlook and Roth Capital analyst Richard Ingrassia cut the stock to "Hold" from "Buy" a week after disappointing Q4 results.
All in all, the various company initiatives, including a stock split or a sale of convertible debt, are likely not to prove enough in the near term for the stock, and could actually upset shareholders in the case of a convertible deal, writes Ingrassia.
And Business Insider's Dan Frommer is unconvinced by CEO Jim Keyes suggestion that Blockbuster's retail legacy will be helpful in its switch to digital.
Sorry, but Blockbuster's brand carries zero equity on the Internet. That's like making the argument that Sam Goody or Tower Records could steamroll Apple's iTunes just because it once had a large offline presence.
Dan Rayburn also makes a lengthy case for why Blockbuster is doomed at Streamingmedia.