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Oh Mamas.. I am going to need your help the next few days.. I just CRIED saying goodnight to my husband.. he goes back to work after being off for almost 2 weeks with us.. am I insane? lol I just cried!
I'm not scared of taking care of Monroe by myself.. just all the changes and everything seems to have hit me and boy do I just wish my hubby could stay home like I get to.. *sigh*
Any words of advice would help.. tomorrow is our first day, just me and the little man.. prayers, thoughts, anything.. did you ever feel this way when you were first with your little one solo? Am I coo coo? :)
Oh I pray Wednesday is a good one... *throws hands together*
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..thanks so much Taylor.. we will be able to relate soon :) How are you feeling?
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Aw it will be here before you know it!!! So excited for you! We are doing great.. just adjusting to our new normal :)
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Thanks so much for your sweet words, Christina.. my parents left today too.. so talk about a little emotional ball :) I am so excited to spend the day with my little guy.. it's just so many changes.. I love your music idea.. we are huge music lovers :)
Thanks again xxo
Thanks again xxo
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I love that.. we will be floating around on music over here :)
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Aw.. thanks Kim.. I missed you too! Your words are really sweet and I appreciate them more than you know.. I'm so excited to spend the day with my lil guy.. it's just all so new.. and overwhelming.. but so nice to know you have been there too.. :)
It's totally normal. It was scary for me too! *hugs*
Thanks so much, Val..
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Oh you are just the best.. thanks for being my confidence boost.. you are awesome Sheila.. xxo
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haha! You can!
Yep, I kind of dreaded hubby going back to work too. I loved and still do love having him home. Crying postpartum? Completely normal too. It will take a while for your hormones to get back to into normal range. I think you'll do great and it's ok for you to miss hubby. I hope you have a relaxing day just being with Monroe. Praying for you tonight!
Thanks so much Theresa.. your words always always make me feel better.. nice to know it is all normal.. and thanks for your prayers.. I'll let you know how our first solo day goes :) My hubby was a semi ball of mush tonight too.. so many changes :)
Don't worry Meg everything will be great, you'll get a routine going, it's best to keep busy so you don't get upset. I'll pray everything goes well for you!
..thanks so much Lindsay.. so sweet of you.. prayers will be appreciated :)
Take it one day at a time. And don't stress about what does or doesn't get done. The only thing that matters is taking care of Monroe and yourself. You'll be great. It's amazing how quickly you feel like you've been doing it forever.
Aw thanks Stacy... those were really sweet words, I appreciate that so much :)
i know you will do great! Do not worry! We are here if you need us!
Thanks Magen.. You gals are always my saving grace :)
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Thanks Brande, you are always so sweet.
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Thanks so much Stefany! My husband already said he will come home and baby hog to give me a break :) I'm excited about today, just overwhelmed by it all too.. Nice to know it's normal how I am feeling :)
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The Best Full-size Strollers of 2017
Trying to find the best full-size stroller? We were too! We considered over 150 strollers before narrowing down to test the top 19 competitors head-to-head. We spent two months testing to determine which products are the best and why. We have all the information you need to narrow your options to find the best choice for your family and wallet thanks to our hands-on, side-by-side testing process that includes more than 30 specific tests. Read on to remove some of the mystery and confusion about one of the more expensive baby gear purchases you'll make.
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Test Results and Ratings
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Analysis and Award Winners
Updated April 2017
We have made updates to this review including testing the latest product versions for several recently updated strollers and added comparison charts for each metric. The best surprise for 2017 was finding that the most expensive products were not always the top performers (our Price vs. Value chart shows this in a graph).
Best Overall Full-Size Stroller
BOB Revolution Flex
The BOB Revolution Flex won our hearts and an Editors' Choice award with improved ease of use in their new version. With one of the highest overall scores and the best performance for maneuverability, it is easy to see why the Revolution impressed. This BOB is easy to push and turn with great off-road capabilities and the potential for running. It sports large pneumatic tires, adjustable tracking, and a locking swivel front wheel that keeps it moving straight no matter what it encounters. This stroller offers a variety of features and functions for baby's comfort and parent convenience and we think many parents will be attracted to the versatility of being jog and trail worthy that they can easily overlook the larger size and weight.
Great maneuverability, even off-road
Nice Quality
Good for jogging
Read Full Review: BOB Revolution
High-end with a Reasonable Price
UPPAbaby Cruz
The UPPAbaby Cruz is a sleek no-nonsense product with a top score in ease of use and good scores for quality, ease of setup, and weight and folded size. While this is not the lightest option in the group, it does have an unbelievably low weight of 21.6 pounds, which is 3 pounds lower than the average. The Cruz has a large canopy, giant storage with a max weight of 25 lbs, and really easy to use seatback recline and leg rest adjustability. The Cruz lost a little ground in testing for maneuverability because it is a little larger and the 4 wheel design meant it paled in comparison to the 3 wheeled models that were easier to navigate, but it isn't hard to push or turn and scored above average in our tests. However, the foam filled plastic wheels did make pushing and turning on unpaved surfaces harder. This means the Cruz may not be the best bet for adventurous parents who plan to off-road with baby for trail style outings.
Easy to use
Lightweight and compact
No convenience features
Little harder to push and turn
Read Full Review: UPPAbaby Cruz
Best Value Winner
Britax B-Agile 3
The Britax B-Agile 3 is a budget-friendly stroller that offers a simple design with high performance at a price point that is better than most. This lightweight product has a very easy fold and is small enough to fit in most trunks or be carried with ease. The rubber covered handlebar feels good in the hand and is an adequate height for most parents. It scored well in ease of setup and has brakes that are easy to set and release. This reasonably priced option is a nice looking, quality product that can be used with Britax Click & Go infant car seats and others with additional adapters (sold separately). This stroller also scored well in our lightweight stroller review, proving it has what it takes to do double duty as an umbrella product as well.
Budget friendly
Smaller and lighter
Harder to push and turn
Harder to use
Read Full Review: Britax B-Agile 3
Recall on Adapters
Britax has issued a recall for the Click & Go car seat adapters that come standard with the B-Agile 3. These adapters should be discarded and parents should contact Britax to receive a free remedy kit. New 2017 versions of the B-Agile 3 do not have the same concerns and do not fall under this recall.
Money Saving Full-size Stroller
Baby Jogger City Mini
The Baby Jogger City Mini is a lightweight, compact option that earned high scores for maneuverability and weight and folded size, and has a very friendly price made even friendlier if you consider its ability to function as a lightweight stroller. The City Mini was easy to push and turn with a trike design that makes turning and navigating crowded spaces a breeze. We were able to push it one-handed on most flat surfaces, but despite its moniker, it is not suitable for jogging. The City Mini has an easy to use harness and recline adjustment, as well as a nice sized storage bin and canopy with 2 peek-a-boo windows and a nicely padded seat for added passenger comfort. While it only has shocks on the front wheel and a stationary handlebar, it is still a nice product for a very nice price. The City Mini may not be the best option for parents who want to go off the beat path as the plastic wheels and limited suspension features will make it frustrating to push and uncomfortable for passengers.
Small and lightweight
Harder to use
Lower quality
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Best for Versatility
UPPAbaby Vista
The UPPAbaby Vista earned the top score in this review with impressive results in almost every test. Unfortunately, thanks to a $820 list price and heavier size, it missed winning an Editors' Choice award that went to its smaller and less expensive brother the UPPAbaby Cruz. The truth is this full-size stroller is a very nice product that testers really enjoyed using and loved for its versatility of seating and features. This stroller is easy to use, easy to push and can accommodate up to three children, making it a versatile option for growing families with the quality to last for several years. The Vista comes standard with a bassinet and toddler seat. The frame accepts up to two infant car seats at the same time, or 2 toddler seats, and other variations including several using the bassinet with seats that can sit forward or back. This makes the Vista one of the most versatile in the review.
Easy to use
High quality
Heavy and large
Higher price
Read Full Review: UPPAbaby Vista
Analysis and Test Results
We started by considering more than 150 competing full-size strollers, and eventually narrowed our options down to the 19 top finalists to put through our side-by-side comparison process for everything from maneuverability to ease of use. The finalists were selected based on their quality, innovations, and/or popularity. Our goal is to provide you with practical and detailed information on the products most likely on your short-list. The table above shows a comparison of the overall scores for each stroller we tested.
During testing, we focused on six key metrics, with ease of use and maneuverability being emphasized and scrutinized in our evaluation process. Our ratings were based on a combination of real-world testing (i.e. strolling with babies, toddlers and young children), and extensive side-by-side inhouse lab tests where each product was rated compared to the competition.
Ease of Use
Ease of use encompasses the features you will need to use repeatedly every day. For example, storage options and how easy they are to use and how much they carry. Similarly, we looked at sunshades and whether or not they cover your baby, how easy they are to use, and if they offer a peek-a-boo window or ventilation. These kinds of features will impact the bulk of your experience, and a strollers ability to perform as desired and expected will be the difference between one you enjoy and one you'd like to kick to the curb.
In our tests, the UPPAbaby Vista (above left) and the UPPAbaby Cruz (above left) both earned high scores for ease of use. These products have nicely executed daily features that parents use the most. Both strollers offer high maximum storage capacity and the largest canopies in the review. They both have adjustable leg rests, easy to use recline mechanisms, and useful indicators to ensure the seat is properly adjusted.
The top two scoring strollers lacked nice-to-have amenities such as a parent tray or child tray, but these can be purchased separately. We think these convenience features are useful and recommend you consider the cost of adding them in your purchase decision.
The worst performers in our ease of use tests were the Quinny Buzz Xtra and the 4moms Origami. Both suffered from smaller sunshades, awkward design choices, smaller storage bins, and are large when folded and relatively heavy. The 4moms includes a parent tray and lots of gadgets, but its performance in our tests was disappointing compared to the competition.
Ease of Setup
Ease of setup was the least weighted category because it is a one-time task. We considered how long it takes, difficulty, required tools, and how useful the manual is.
The easiest to assemble is the UPPAbaby Cruz, with a perfect 10 of 10. It took just over four and a half minutes to put the UPPAbaby Cruz together with a simple start up guide, and we found it is so intuitive you may not need the manual. Close behind is the BOB Revolution Flex, Britax B-Agile 3, and UPPAbaby Vista, all of which set up in about 5 and a half minutes with great documentation.
The worst to set-up is the Bugaboo Bee 3, which took us more than 23 minutes to assemble, due to far more component assembly than the competition and documentation so poor that we put different portions together incorrectly.
We were disappointed to find many of the more expensive products ($500-$1,200) were the hardest to setup, due in part to poor documentation and sometimes a lot of parts. These include the Bugaboo Cameleon 3, Quinny Buzz Xtra, 4moms Origami, Baby Jogger City Select, and Bumbleride Indie 4. We find the combination of a high price tag and poor documentation to be particularly distasteful. Great documentation is largely a function of an investment decision by the manufacturer to create clear, easy-to-understand documentation in each language they consider a target market. In our experience, poor documentation typically takes an "international approach" where vague illustrations without text are in one part of the manual, and small text referring to the illustrations is in a different section.
To test maneuverability, we put each product through a convoluted course of turns and corners over a variety of surface types including pavement, gravel, grass, snow/ice, and dirt. A particularly revealing test was navigating crowded supermarkets. To compare each product in exactly the same way, we created the crowded-supermarket-from-hell simulator which is a multi-surface obstacle course that contains all kinds of tight corners and real-world maneuver challenges we observed in real life. We then scored each product on ease of pushing, ease of turning, and performance over various surfaces.
The best performers for maneuverability all share a 3-wheel design, and all have larger rubber tires. The top scoring product, the BOB Revolution Flex, earned a 9 of 10 and features pneumatic (air-filled) tires, adjustable suspension and tracking, and a lockable swivel front wheel. The second place options scored 8s and included the Mountain Buggy Swift, Baby Jogger City Mini GT, and the Baby Trend Expedition. All of these options performed well in our obstacle course and managed rougher terrain better than the competition. The [[jogging stroller review]| BOB Revolution Flex and Baby Trend Expedition also have jogging capability with both winning awards in our jogging stroller review]].
The BOB Revolution Flex, Mountain Buggy Swift, and the Baby Trend Expedition all provide an impressive combination of easy pushing, smooth ride, and fast effortless turns. Well-fitting quality construction made these three more responsive and easier to guide through tight aisles and turns. Bumps in the sidewalk were handled with ease by the larger air-filled tires with minimal impact passed on to the baby. The BOB Revolution Flex was noticeably better than both the Baby Trend Expedition and the Mountain Buggy Swift thanks to large wheels and very effective shocks.
While the Baby Jogger brand has the word "Jogger" in the name, most of the products they make are not intended for use while jogging. This is true of all three Baby Jogger strollers in this review. Parents should not attempt to jog with these strollers as they do not have the design features that make jogging safely possible.
It is worth noting that most of the high scorers performed well on both paved and unpaved surfaces. On pavement, their large wheels made for very easy pushing, single-handed turning, and they excelled in smaller spaces. When we went over grass or gravel in the park their advantages were even more pronounced. Smaller wheel products with solid tires got bogged down off the pavement and on rough surfaces, often to relatively unworkable levels. They also transmit bumps and jarring shocks more directly to the baby because the plastic wheels do not absorb the energy or they lacked suspension. The 3-wheelers with larger rubber tires took these off-road surfaces in stride. If your strolling often involves grass, gravel, or dirt, then maneuverability should be a key factor in your decision-making process. The Baby Jogger City Mini GT is a little bit of an anomaly in this metric. It performed well in our tests but has smaller wheels than the other top options. The smaller front wheel design makes it not as good at traversing rougher terrain as the larger wheel products, but still far superior to the competitors that have plastic wheels, dual front wheel designs, and no suspension. Baby Jogger advertises the GT as an all-terrain option. While we don't feel it is a good choice for regular off-road outings, our tests do indicate it manages uneven surfaces better than the other small wheeled competition.
The worst performers in our maneuverability tests were the 4moms Origami and the Chicco Bravo LE. These options use foam filled plastic wheels under 7" in diameter on the front and less than 8" in diameter in the back. They both have a 4 wheel design, with the 4moms design oddly placing the front wheels far out in front of the frame where they caught on every obstacle in our test course. We found turning these through our obstacle course was harder, and travel over bumpy and/or non-paved surfaces frustrating, or impossible. In addition, the 4moms product felt "loose" when turning, meaning there was flex in the frame when we pushed and turned (possibly a byproduct of the self-folding design); this made it less responsive and required more effort to turn effectively.
Many parents believe that quality is directly related to price, and while this assumption isn't entirely wrong, we found that many of the mid-range products offer quality on par, or better than, the most expensive options in the group. This is good news for parents hoping to find a high-performing quality product without breaking the bank.
The best options for quality are the BOB Revolution Flex (with a price of $500) and the UPPAbaby Vista ($799) each with an 8 of 10. Both options combine quality components, made of high-end materials, with a fit and finish that stands apart from the crowd with a relatively wide price gap between the two. In general, products scored higher in this metric if they offered comfortable and durable fabric, pneumatic or foam filled rubber tires, and sleek frames with smooth finishes. The lowest scoring products in the group earned 4s; these were the 4moms, the Baby Trend Expedition and the Graco Aire 3. These products show the wide range of prices for similar quality products with a range from $120 to $850. Most of these strollers share plastic wheels, stationary handlebars, and have a lot of flex in the frames with multiple connection joints. The Best Value winner, Baby Jogger City Mini earned a 6, which is above average with a budget-friendly price under $280.
Studies published by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), who both analyze US hospital injury databases, identify falling injuries as the most common safety issue with strolling representing more than half of the 46,200 strolling-related injuries between 2008-2011. Tip-over related injuries were the second most common. Experts conclude that use of a restraining harness would have prevented many of these injuries.
To score safety, we examined basic safety features such as harness systems and parking brakes. The top scoring product for safety is the Baby Jogger City Select with an 8 of 10. Seven other products came in second place with 7s, and including award winners UPPAbaby Vista and Britax B-Agile 3. These options all scored well in our safety tests.
The lowest scoring products in our safety ratings were the Baby Jogger City Mini GT that earned a 3 of 10 score. This product failed in one test that gave us pause and great concern over its overall safety (see below).
We found the Baby Jogger City Mini GT scored poorly in one very specific safety area, that of backward tip-over risk
Weight and Folded Size
To test weight and folded size we performed our own measurements. This proved important as we discovered that some manufacturers provided weights or measurements that excluded components such as wheels or detachable seats. Our measurements all include wheels and seats. We did not include accessory items like bassinets or rain covers which only some products include.
The best scoring products for weight and folded size, scoring 8 of 10, are the Britax B-Agile 3 and the Baby Jogger City Mini. Both strollers weigh about 17.5 pounds and are closer to 6,500 cubic inches.
The worst scoring products for weight and folded size are the 4mom Origami and the Quinny Buzz Xtra. The 4moms Origami is the heaviest at 34 pounds, while the largest is the Quinny Buzz at 17,160 cubic inches. The average for the group is closer to 11,500 cubic inches and 24 pounds, with the BOB Revolution Flex and UPPAbaby Cruz coming in closer to these values.
Car Seat Compatibility
The photos above show the UPPAbaby Cruz coupled with the Chicco Keyfit 30 (left) and the UPPAbaby Mesa (right).
Most of the products we tested are compatible with different infant car seats and some are light enough to work as a possible stand in for a car seat frame product. A few of the products are really restricted in the seats you can use or don't accept infant seats. Others strollers have a lot of flexibility in brands and models that will work, including the Chicco Keyfit 30, Peg Perego Primo Viaggio 4-35, and the UPPAbaby Mesa, which all one awards in our infant car seat review.
If your plan is to use a stroller as a travel system in conjunction with an infant car seat carrier, then we encourage you to choose a car seat first and then find the best strolling product to go with it. We also think most parents should first purchase a car seat frame product for the first 6-9 months because they are easier to use, lighter, cheaper, and can give parents a better idea of how they will be using the next strolling product. However, all that aside when you are ready to choose your main strolling product, the compatible infant seats are kind of a big deal if you plan to use the two together.
We tested the seats with the compatible car seats we had in the lab and ordered an adapter for the Chicco Keyfit 30 if one was available. We used the Chicco because it was compatible with the most products in the review, and it is an award-winning seat with a reasonable price tag. For the most part, the products worked best combined with the same brand seat, i.e. the UPPAbaby Vista and UPPAbaby Cruz with the UPPAbaby Mesa. However, many of them worked equally well with the Chicco, and a few even seemed more stable or easier to install.
Some seats connected using a click in method, while others required click and strap in steps. On the whole, we prefer the click only variety because they are easier, more foolproof, and sometimes feel more stable. That being said the strap isn't necessarily more difficult, it is just another step in the process and we worry parents will fail to follow through with a second step, which could lead to potential safety issues. If you choose a product that has a strap, like the BOB Revolution Flex, we encourage you to always use the straps. Pairing your infant seat of choice with the best strolling option possible is the goal of combining the two reviews to create a travel system that will work best for you.
Is there one right choice for everyone? We don't think so. Your needs will vary from others due to your strolling habits, travel needs, and budget. In this review, our goal is to share relative differences we saw between top competing products so that you can make the most informed decision for you and your baby.
We hope that between our awards and ratings we can help you narrow down the field to a few top contenders. We strive to provide enough detail to help make it significantly simpler for you to find the exact right product for your family's budget and needs. If you still aren't sure what item is best for you, and feel none of the top performers offer exactly what you are looking for, please read our Buying Advice for further guidance on what to consider and how to narrow your options, and review our comparison chart where you will be able to narrow the field based on what features and performance metrics mean the most to you.
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Author has written 7 stories for Beyblade, and Supernatural.
[formerly known as ILoveKaiHiwatari and Hiwatari-Winchester addict]
Hey everyone!! Thanx for visiting my profile :)
About me: One can say I've a personality mix of Tala Ivanov and Max Tate, from Beyblade XD
I like reading, a lot... enjoy good music, though it depends on my mood... love my family and insanely crazy, stupid, idiotic, goofy, hyperactive, nerdy, cute, sweet, moody friends...
Sometimes I write poems as per my mood... drawing and/or watching tv are my fav. pastime...
I'm cute but evil..things even out! :D ;)
I am only 99% crazy all the time.. The other 1% I spend trying to figure out how to make it a 100%!!
Misha minion... Cat lover... Coffee addict...
I'm downright craaaaaazy for KAI HIWATARI and in loooooove with my smolbean CASTIEL...
I've deviantART account : dranzer28 (DOT) deviantart (DOT) com
Tumblr account : sonalinjoshi (DOT) tumblr (DOT) com
My Stories :
(1) Pieces
Status : Complete. One-shot song fic. Dedicated to khooxp. Check this link. Its related to my story
(2) Guardian Angel
Summary : AU. Little Sammy even when 4yrs old knew when his parents told they were sending his brother Dean to some special school, something was wrong. And when he visits his brother for the first time after being sent to the school, he does not understand why his mother looked so shocked and on the verge of crying when he asked about Dean's friend Castiel.
Status : Complete. Two-shot.
(3) Blue Eyed Constant (I know, title could have been better but I just couldn't think of anything else :P)
Summary : Dean-centric fic. With apocalypse going on and finding that Sam was supposed to be the prom suit for the freaking devil himself, Dean finds himself tired of his ever-changing life sometimes. Good thing, he found one constant in his life who always saves him from a hell of his own mind. Mostly in Dean's pov.
Status : Complete.
(4) When Blue meets Green
Status : On hiatus (posted 4 chapters) cz of writer's block and I lost my beta :( ANYONE INTERESTED TO BETA MY STORY???
Summary : AU. Castiel while travelling meets certain green-eyed handsome named Dean. Friendship forms and that lead to more. Dean/Castiel. No mature content, mostly friendship/romance/slight humor.
(5) Smile
Status : Complete. Max-centric. One shot. Max is sick of smiling, but still he forces one every time someone looks his way. Just once he wished he could smile because he really wanted to.
(6) Don't Ever Change
Status : Complete. One-shot, set in Season 5. My take on what Castiel did while Dean told Cas to wait for him to get sleep and come get him in the morning in 'The End'. Cute-Naïve!Cas (who doesn't love that ;) )
(7) A Stranger's Stare
Status : Complete. College!AU One-shot. Dean wondered when he had become such a creep or whether he was simply born with stalker-ish tendencies. He wasn't sure and he found he didn't even care.
My Upcoming Stories :
(1) Silence
This is Kai-centric fic.
Summary : Silence, as peaceful as it seems, is not always welcomed. What does silence mean to Kai? And why does he prefer to be silent? (One-shot. My whole idea is set, now just need to actually write it down *sighs*)
(2) Guardian Angel sequel (temporary title)
Summary : Sequel to my previous story Guardian Angel. (That's all I have to say right now folks ;)
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Hey everyone, check out khooxp's stories!! They are full of randomness and humor!! I'm sure you'll like them.
Also check out stories of fav. authors. (Just a bit down there...) They are so cute and sweet and awesome and cool!!
So read their stories and don't forget to review!! Its gives such a joy to writer and also it inspires them. So, if you read any fanfiction, be sure to review.
As Kinomiya says, its fanfiction, crime to read and not review.
Quotes :
"heaven doesn't want me and hell is afraid I'll take over" - random stamp from DA
"I'm sorry, did you say something? I was too busy not giving a damn" - wolfiekid (DA) xD (me too)
"you're either incredibly brave or amazingly stupid" - My friend
"Another reason to think my world, ain't really the best place..." - me
"You're so fucking retarded you make Hitler look human" - my lazy but cute friend
"You're smiling...You scare me...HELP!" - my friend when I'm smiling
Day by day nothing changes greatly. But when we look back everything seems changed. Strange but true... - me (on dA)
Kai: In losing you can learn a lot, and we did twice.
Kai:You can't play any music if your strings are broken. At least MY Beyblade does requests!
Kai: I was planning to sleep that day anyway.
Kai (to Tyson) : We should always remember this low point. You on your knees specifically.
While beybattling... "The most important thing you'll ever learn is to have fun, always have fun, and no one can truly beat you." Kai said.
Kai: You can tease me all you want, I couldn't care less Tyson.
Tyson: I see you've been practicing your move: giving people the cold shoulder.
Kai: Putting yourself down is one pathectic way to get good comments..
Tyson: He's not so tough.
Kai: There's no Kai in team either.
Kai: For once, I agree with Tyson. Let's beat these guys!
Kai: I once was part of your team, and once was enough.
Dean Winchester : Really Sam? Trash-talking a God? Seriously?
Sam Winchester : So, the toxicology report came back on Lance. Nothin'. But the medical examiner said his body showed clear signs that he was killed by Belladonna.
Dean : Can't get laid, can't sleep in. Sounds like a frikin' tragedy.
Dean : Team Free Will. An ex-blood junkie, a high school drop out with six bucks to his name, and Mr. Comatose over there. Awesome.
Dean : So what, you're like a DeLorean without enough plutonium?
Dean : What's the word, Cass?
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Sam : You did try to kill his mother.
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What a difference a day makes! All eyes were on Newmarket at the weekend as Aidan O'Brien launched his first (of many) blue-blooded assault on the English prizes in both of the Guineas. His odds-on favourite, Air Force Blue, left many punters feeling blue as it trailed in down the field in a race won by Frankie Dettori's Gaileo Gold.
We will come onto Dettori shortly but the disappointment was etched large on the furrowed brow of O'Brien on Saturday evening following his colt's flop. Here is a guy who takes life seriously. He is not without humour but his attention to detail is the stuff of legend, and he was stuck on 249 Group 1 winners heading into Guineas weekend.
Fast forward to Sunday and with the sun still beating down on an unusually warm and welcoming Rowley Mile, the day began with whispers that if Air Force Blue was vulnerable at odds-on, would the same be true of Minding, the so-called superstar filly in the Coolmore camp?
Readers will forgive me for referring back to my sign-off last week, but even I was getting a bit hot under the collar (it wasn't that hot) as Minding trotted around the pre-parade ring.
In the end, her 1000 Guineas rout was utterly compelling. Under Ryan Moore, Minding never looked in doubt and even though we are barely into May we have the filly to follow firmly etched onto the page. O'Brien's furrowed brow gave way to what passes for a smile from the reserved trainer and normal service had been resumed.
What next for Minding? Coolmore partner Michael Tabor appears to have poured cold water on the idea of a tilt at the Derby rather than a likely lap of honour in the Oaks. I wouldn't be so definitive, and given that the all-powerful stable had the second and third home at Newmarket there are lots of horses and a limited number of bases. Let's see how the next fortnight pans out as we take in Chester, Lingfield, the Derrinstown and York next week.
I'm not exactly rushing to back Minding for the Derby at fairly restrictive odds (with or without a run), but if the furrows return to the brow of O'Brien within the next fortnight, it has to be — as he himself might say — a "definite possible."
Ask the man in the street (whoever the man in the street is supposed to be) to name five people in horse racing off the top of their head. Tony McCoy (retired) and 'that noisy bloke with the sideburns who was on Big Brother' (John McCririck, formerly of C4) are likely to make the list.
Then you might be greeted with a pause. Clare Balding? Yes, perhaps. Frankie Dettori. Absolutely! Whether we like it or not, Dettori has been the pre-eminent character in the sport — and most especially in the rarefied world of Flat racing — for two decades.
So his win on Galileo Gold on Saturday came at just the right moment for a code which often struggles to start with a firework display. Dettori is box-office in every single way: charming, vivacious, supremely talented in the saddle and instantly recognisable. He is head and shoulders above his rivals when it comes to recognisability.
We may not see him in the saddle for many years to come (he is nudging 50) but we must relish every second he secures in the spotlight. It is simply impossible not to smile — no matter how seasoned we may have become — when Dettori launches a flying dismount.
Galileo Gold was a double figure price on Saturday and yet the noise that greeted him as he returned to the Winners' Enclosure was most un-Newmarket-like. Racegoers could have been forgiven for thinking they were welcoming a hot favourite trained by the late great Sir Henry Cecil. The cheers were for Dettori, by and large. What would we do without him?
I was glum last week for missing Punchestown and that glumness has returned as I write on the morning of Chester's May meeting.
Of all the perks enjoyed by members of the press room, a week in the sunshine at Chester is right up there. It is not by any stretch the most taxing of weeks, and although there may be some informative trials in the Vase, Dee Stakes and the Oaks, it is largely known for the social side.
In recent years the weather has been lousy and Chester loses its lustre in the rain. Today, the sun is cracking the flags and while your correspondent is chained to his desk, his friends, rivals and contemporaries will be busily reassessing the cost of champagne on the Roodee. I can't contain my envy.
It was seven extremely short years since Sea The Stars etched his place into my affections as the horse of a lifetime. This weekend at leafy Lingfield, his son, Across The Stars, lines up in the Lingfield Derby Trial. He is highly unlikely to be anywhere near as good as his sire, but that's nothing to be ashamed of.
Trained by Sir Michael Stoute who was back in the Winners' Enclosure at Newmarket last weekend, Across The Stars is in the best possible hands. I'm willing to give him a chance this Saturday in a race that might cut up between now and then.
Top image: Newmarket racecourse by John 5199 via Flickr, CC BY 2.0


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Glide through the old locks of the original Charles River Dam (built in 1910), paddle past the Nashua Street Park and under the Zakim Bunker Hill bridge to pass through the current dam and enter Boston's Inner Harbor.
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"The Boston Harbor Kayak tour was a gift from our kids. My husband was very excited,and I was a mix of excited and scared. Our guide immediately put me at ease and it was an awesome experience! Going from the Charles River thru the locks to Boston Harbor was pretty cool. Loved taking in Boston from that vantage point. Our guide was very knowledgeable, and we learned a bit more history of our beautiful city! I highly recommend this tour!"
"The experience was great. We had a wonderful time, learned a lot, and had a very good experience. When we arrived at the kiosk location, the intake person told us that we needed a photo ID. Since we were going in a kayak we had left all those items in our car in the parking garage so one of us had to trek back to the car. When we approached the same intake person again, we did not need our photo ID, since we were on a pre-booked kayak tour. If we had been running late due to traffic this delay could have disrupted an otherwise stellar day. Looking forward to next year going on the America's Cup boat out of Newport. "
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Divine Angel usually tries her best and this looks easier than her recent tasks. Maypole Joe has bits of form that give him a chance but the vote goes to the less exposed OPUS CACTUS. Marco Botti's filly finished runner-up in a claimer at Lingfield a week ago and won't have to improve much to land this. Don Eduardo has yet to match his debut effort at Brighton in three subsequent starts but headgear is applied for the first-time today while Doodles is just preferred to Ely Valley of the remainder.
Divine Angel 2-1 (8-2) Keen soon led, ridden 2f out, headed and no extra inside final furlong, 3rd of 4, 2l behind Club House (8-11) at Lingfield 1m 2yo clm stks (6) pol.
Don Eduardo 14-1 (9-6) Chased leaders, ridden over 1f out, weakened inside final furlong, 11th of 12, 7l behind Seaside Rock (9-7) at Kempton 1m 2yo hcp 0-60 (6) pol.
Maypole Joe (IRE) 12-1 (8-11) Tracked leaders, ridden 3f out, kept on one pace final furlong, 3rd of 8, 4 1/2l behind Red Eight (9-6) at Wolverhampton 1m 1f 2yo hcp 0-65 (6) pol.
Belle Voir 33-1 (8-12) In touch, ridden 3f out, weakened over 1f out, last of 7, 16l behind Prophets Pride (9-3) at Wolverhampton 7f 2yo mdn auc stks (6) pol.
Doodles 33-1 (8-3) Dwelt in rear, ridden 2f out, not trouble leaders, 4th of 5, 5l behind Marmot Bay (8-5) at Wolverhampton 6f 2yo clm stks (6) pol in Nov.
Ely Valley 20-1 (8-12) Keen with leader until ridden 2f out, weakened final furlong, 6th of 7, 15l behind Prophets Pride (9-3) at Wolverhampton 7f 2yo mdn auc stks (6) pol.
Opus Cactus (USA) 6-1 (8-6) Tracked leaders, ridden over 1f out, went 2nd inside final furlong, kept on one pace, 2nd of 6, 1 3/4l behind Secret Symphony (8-13) at Lingfield 7f 2yo clm stks (6) pol.


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BENTON — Faced with a 3-foot putt to win the Louisiana High School Athletic Association's Division I girls team state championship for Zachary High School, Paige Johnson seemed poised to make it happen on the third playoff hole at Palmetto Country Club.
Then the worst happened — her putt slid by on the left side to 3 feet and St. Michael's Camille Savoie, who had just double-bogeyed, looked up with hope. But Johnson, a slight-of-frame sophomore with the headiness of a senior, composed herself and calmly sank her bogey putt for the victory just as the sun began setting and the bullfrogs began croaking.
"I was trying to be really positive, because my round hadn't ended that great," Johnson said. "I was shaking on both putts, but I've been to state before so I knew what it took."
Three Baton Rouge teams — Zachary, St. Michael and St. Joseph's — all tied for the team title with 355 scores, mandating the playoff. St. Joseph's Jessica Varner was eliminated on the first hole when she missed a 12-footer.
The victory gives the Broncos two state golf titles in the last three years. Zachary won the Division I boys title in 2012.
"It was really a unique situation," ZHS coach Clark Engemann said. "For all three of us to finish with a 355 strokes after 36 holes was incredible. We have five girls and they all can't play, but they have a role.
"Certainly, our metro league helped prepare us for this. I think the Baton Rouge area is one of the best in Louisiana for girls golf. It was tough for St. Joseph's and St. Michael not to win because they played well too. But I'm super proud of my girls."
Varner and Savoie both finished at 172 in the individual standings, while Zachary's Johnson finished with 174.
There was no drama in Division II as another local team, University High, finished at 333 after Anna Heine shot 154 and Maggie Westbrook shot 179 over the two days of competition. Notre Dame finished second with 358 behind Cassidy Goff and Emily Lucas, who posted a 179 apiece.
In the individual races, St. Louis Catholic senior Olivia Hansen ran away with the D-I title with a 146 after carding a 1-under 71 on Tuesday, her lowest career score. East Iberville freshman Julia Johnson posted the lowest score of the tournament, a 70, for a 146 total and the Division II crown.
"To win this thing I would have had to shoot a 68 today because this girl was amazing," D-I second-place finisher Mary Frances Chauvin (Hammond) said about Hansen.
Hansen tied her career low score of 75 on Monday, then was all smiles on Tuesday after the 71 set a new standard for the McNeese State-signee.
"My day got off to a good start today — I parred the first hole and I just kept the pars going — and I had a very good front with a 33," Hansen said. "On the back I slowed down a little, but I still had a good back. I went into the water on 14, but other than that I played good today."
Chauvin shot a 154, while Neville's Aoife O'Donovan, who was fifth after the first day, shot 160 to pick up third place in D-I.
Johnson, who led D-II after the first day battled the wind and a rough start to the day to win the title over LSU signee Sydney Cavin of Dunham (153) and Heine (154).
"I started off bogey-bogey, 2-over after three, but I had a birdie on four and that kind ofpicked me up," Johnson said. "I felt really good about the way I was hitting it today. I was playing solid golf. I finished 18 with a birdie, which felt great."


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The Ravens plan to release fullback Vonta Leach and linebacker Jameel McClain, according to The Sun, which also reports the team hopes to re-sign McClain.
The moves will save Baltimore $4.953 million against the cap with McClain saving $3.2 million and Leach saving $1.753 million. That brings the Ravens' total available cap space to $27.132 million.
Releasing the 32-year-old Leach was expected, as his role diminished early last season with the running game unable to get off the ground. Leach's role slipped all the way to the point where he played more than 12 offensive snaps once in the Ravens' last 10 games.
McClain, 28, saves the Ravens a decent amount of money following a solid 2013 season where he made 52 tackles in 10 games. That came upon returning from a career-threatening bruised spine that sideline him for 10 months.
Update: The Ravens have made the releases official, putting out statements about the decisions to part with Leach and McClain.
"Vonta and Jameel are two of our most important players over the last few seasons, helping us to the playoffs and giving the Ravens the Super Bowl win after the 2012 season," general manager Ozzie Newsome stated. "Vonta proved to be one of the best fullbacks in the league, plus he added leadership and toughness to our offense. Jameel is a Ravens' success story who came to us as a rookie free agent. He changed positions from playing on the defensive line and outside to becoming a good inside linebacker and starter. People close to our team understand his commitment to being the best he can be and the leadership he gave on and off the field.
"There could come a point later on when we would consider bringing back Vonta and Jameel. They are our types of players."
Coach John Harbaugh praised the contributions of Leach.
"He's the big, physical fullback you like to have when you pound the ball and are on special teams," Harbaugh said in the statement. "And, who doesn't like Vonta? He's fun to be around, and his personality helped lift the energy at a lot of practices. People know we like to be physically dominating, and when we did that in recent years, Vonta was a big part of that."
McClain's rise to starter and return from his major injury are among the things that struck Harbaugh about the six-year veteran.
"There is so much to like about Jameel, the player and the person," Harbaugh added. "He's a true leader, and his story from rookie free agent to NFL starter is one of the best in the league. You give him so much credit for finding a way to become the player he is. He's one of those guys who gets the most out of his ability. He has a lot of football left, and maybe, that could be with the Ravens down the line.
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The MX-302 MINI B Mixer Case is designed to custom fit the Sound Devices 302. Featuring flaps, clear vinyl windows, and protective coverings, this mixer case provides access to cable openings, batteries, dials, and switches. The mixer case is also padded to protect your mixer and accessories. It includes the main mixer compartment and a comfortable shoulder strap.
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专辑中文名: Origo歌手: Burst资源格式: MP3发行时间: 2006年02月07日地区: 瑞典语言: 英语简介:
专辑名称: Origo
专辑歌手: Burst
发行日期: 2006-02-07
专辑语种: 英语
专辑类型: Heavy Metal,Progressive Metal,Alternative Metal
唱片公司: Relapse
尽管瑞典乐队Burst于1993年成立以后出了几张地下专辑(1996 s Shadowcaster EP, 1998 s Two Faced LP),但他们一直都没有受到太多的重视,直到1999年主唱Linus Jägerskog,吉他Jonas Rydberg 和 Robert Reinholdz,贝司Jesper Liveröd (前Nasum成员),鼓手Patrik Hultin 这个完美的组合出现,他们才在金属圈内被人熟知。2001年乐队发行了第一张专辑Conquest: Writhe,专辑充满了不妥协的态度,把粗糙的death metal 和 hardcore结合其中,感觉很像Neurosis 。一年后发行了重要的EP-Coveting Ways后,乐队签在了Relapse唱片旗下,2003年乐队发行了他们的第二张全长专辑Prey on Life,2006年新专辑Origo浮出水面。
The big difference between Sweden s Burst and most of the other progressive metal bands of their ilk, like Neurosis, Isis, or compatriots Cult of Luna, is that -- to quote Men in Black: [Burst] make this look good Not in the sense that they re Viking pretty boys or anything, but because their songs manage to be so marvelously compact where others go on, and on, and on. Indeed, like concentrated cyclones to those bands vast hurricanes, most of Burst s songs relinquish little in the way of power or complexity, while boasting just as much form-challenging invention. And where this more compressed approach at times made for mixed results on their previous outing, 2003 s Prey on Life, on Origo Burst have fine-tuned their always abundant songwriting creativity to an altogether higher, pinpoint focus. Standouts like Where the Wave Broke (a tribute to Tsunami-victim and Nasum singer Miesko Talarczyk, which could also double for recently deceased Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas author Hunter S. Thompson), Homebound, and Mercy Liberation combine utterly startling contrasts of sonic light and shade that often achieve a soundtrack-like quality. Strung together end to end, they comprise a broad panoramic canvas belying their shortened lengths, and nestle other interesting offerings such as Flight s End, which incorporates female vocals, the unnaturally all-mellow, Pink Floyd-recalling instrumental It Comes into View, and several infuriated flare-ups in Sever, Slave Emotion, and Stormwielder, whose purely hardcore-sourced intensity is rarely heard among Burst s competition. Yes, despite all these features, some listeners may still miss those bands more deliberately paced journeys into the unknown, but Burst and Origo s tradeoff is offering similar emotional release, without taking up all of your day. Recommended.
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