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The inaugural Ironman 70.3 Raleigh on June 2 was a tremendous success by any measure.
More than 2,300 athletes from around the world (43 states, 15 countries) traveled to Raleigh, and thousands of people lined the streets of Raleigh and Wake County to cheer them on. Since then, the Raleigh area has received an outpouring of accolades, as participants have taken to social media to tell the world about our Southern hospitality, the unmatched enthusiasm of our 1,700 volunteers, the stunning natural beauty of our region (a theme we are hearing repeatedly), the amazing community support all along the route, and the event's impeccable logistical organization and attention to detail. Many veteran athletes proclaimed it the best triathlon they have ever experienced.
And not only did Ironman 70.3 Raleigh further strengthen our brand as a leading national sports event destination, and one with a healthy, active lifestyle, but it also made its mark in economic development. Visitors to Raleigh generated more than 5,000 hotel room nights, filled our restaurants and left behind more than $2.5 million in direct spending.
It took a full year of preparation and a superb partnership to pull this off. While I certainly can't name everyone, I'd like to recognize and thank the organizations who played crucial roles not only in making Ironman 70.3 Raleigh a reality, but a smashing success. They include: the City of Raleigh (and its police department), Wake County (and its sheriff's office), the Greater Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau, the Greater Raleigh Sports Alliance, the Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce, the Greater Raleigh Sports Council, the Downtown Raleigh Alliance, the town of Holly Springs (and its police department), Jordan Lake, the Chatham County sheriff's office, the Hillsborough Street Community Service Corporation, Meredith College, the N.C. Museum of Art, Capitol Broadcasting Co., more than 1,700 incredible volunteers, the thousands of locals who lined our streets and roads to support the athletes, Mr. Jim Lavery (our local coordinator) and Mr. Brian Myrick of the World Triathlon Corporation, the race director who oversaw all planning and operations and did so with great expertise and professionalism.
Thanks to all! It was a wonderful day for our region, and a day we can all be proud of. We have set a high standard for the second annual Ironman 70.3 Raleigh, and we look forward to matching it and even surpassing it on June 1, 2014.
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She recommends sending high-quality, local products such as Dunn Bros. coffee, B.T. McElrath chocolates or Wuollet Bakery pastries.
Gift cards
Gift cards have become a popular holiday gift. Parasole Restaurant Holdings Inc. sells $2.5 million worth of them every holiday season, roughly half to two-thirds of which are purchased by corporate customers.
"Corporate giving becomes huge for us this time of year," said Kip Clayton, Parasole's vice president of business development. "The $5,000 orders drive things in a big way."
The restaurant group received a lot of orders from financial advisers, orthodontists and other businesses that rely heavily on referrals.
"If a dentist receives a $1,000 gift card from an orthodontist he refers business to, every time he uses that card it will be like a billboard for that orthodontist," Clayton said, noting that Parasole now offers co-branded gift cards that allow companies to put their own logo on the cards they give out to clients.
Reigner also recommends looking for ways to incorporate the gift card into a more memorable and longer lasting present. For example, you could package that card to Manny's Steakhouse along with a set of steak knives or a Caribou Coffee card along with a coffee grinder. She also suggests putting the gift card in a wallet with your company's logo on it.
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Virtually every product available to buy online these days now has a star rating. We all write reviews, provide feedback on the seller and pick a star rating. The problem is that everybody's judging on different criteria and some opinions just aren't that helpful.
It's particularly true for child-seats. What parents really need is a product that is easy to install and use correctly and which offers the best possible safety in the event of an accident. Apart from price, the rest is a matter of taste. A review that gives five stars because of the colour or the delivery time is not so helpful.
That's why last Friday I went to see the people at the UK's Transport Research Laboratory (TRL). This group of scientists and safety experts advises governments and companies on everything from motorway design to crash protection for Formula One drivers.
A couple of years ago TRL developed an independent ratings scheme for child seats. With all seats passing the same legal tests, they wanted to come up with an easy way for parents to tell the good from the bad. The result is a scheme that would do for child seats what Euro NCAP does for cars.
The UK government invested a lot of money in developing the scheme. It uses the latest dummies to measure everything, including the neck strain injuries ignored in the legal assessment. It also rates how easy the seat is to fit and use.
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A balcony of an Austin apartment collapsed early Sunday, sending dozens of party goers to area emergency rooms.
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"People were just laying out everywhere," said Nicole Sullivan, who attended the party but wasn't injured in the accident.
The second-story balcony was attached to a three-story townhouse at Garden Court Condominiums, 4811 E. Oltorf. It collapsed about 4 a.m., Austin Fire Department officials said.
University Medical Center Brackenridge treated 23 people for injuries that ranged from superficial scratches to bone fractures, hospital spokeswoman Lauren Picarello said. No life-threatening injuries or fatalities were reported.
About a dozen came by ambulance and 10 drove themselves, Picarello said. Of those 10, five were put in critical care, she said.
Most of those injured had broken and fractured bones and jaws, Picarello said.
"They're all going to be OK," she said. "We're very thankful."
Other three-story townhouses at the complex had small wooden balconies on their second floors. The deck that collapsed was much larger and included a spiral staircase that led to a hot tub on the concrete patio below. Two metal support posts were positioned at the outside corners of the deck.
A preliminary inspection found that at the time of the collapse, about 30 people were on the 400-square-foot patio, exceeding the structure's weight limit, officials said. Elmore said the screws from the balcony anchoring it to the outer wall of the home appeared too small to hold the deck's weight.
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The soup was so simple it inspired. Onion, water, and zucchini, seasoned with good oil and salt.
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Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Mittens and Flowers! Oh My!
But look what I have to show you since I last posted. More mittens!
It seems that I can get about 5 pairs out of each skein of Loops & Thread yarn. The yellow is really bright isn't it? I think little children will like that happy color. I've made two sizes and on Sunday I had two children at church try them on for size. The smallest should work for most K-2 graders and the bigger ones will be good for 3-5 I think. What do you think of the pattern? Do you think children will really want to wear these?
The gentleman that plants and takes care of the HUGE garden at the lake came by our camper Sunday night and gave me a nice bouquet of flowers. He's "retiring" from the resort work and doing only the garden next year, or so he says. If I remember right, he said the same thing last fall. He's 89 years old! The garden is huge but he still works 5 days a week doing maintenance for the resort. You'll see him up in the bucket of a bulldozer trimming limbs on a 95 degree day as if it were nothing. This is his second career. He actually worked as a business man until he retired at 65 and then started the job he loves. That is his word, not mine. I hope to have half of his energy even next year. Ha! So here are some pictures of the flowers he gave me. I don't know what any of them are, but I think they're beautiful. Teresa, I'm sure you can name each and every one!
Aren't they just gorgeous? God did an amazing thing when he created the flowers didn't he? Each one so different. Look at those perfect leaves. I look at His creation and I wonder how anyone can believe it just happened out of a "big bang" in the universe.
Barry also gave me some yummy squash. I had an acorn squash for dinner last night. Hubby had a late meeting and didn't come out to the lake so I just baked the squash with a little butter and brown sugar and that was my dinner. Yum!!!!
Do you see the bumblebee? He sat on this flower for a long, long time. It's right outside of the camper and he was there at least two hours. When I checked just before bedtime, poof, he was gone.
This was this morning and I was struck by the absolute stillness of the water. My photography skills leave lots to be desired, but it was just gorgeous how everything reflected perfectly.
Thank you all for your well wishes for Hubby's hand. It was Sunday before the swelling eased and it's still red where the bee stung him. I've never seen him have a reaction like that.
Okay. I'm off to clean a bit and then knit on some more mittens. Have a wonderful Tuesday everyone!
Edited to add: I just checked the mail and had a lovely surprise from Sherri in Nevada. She sent a gift of money to help with the mittens too! Thank you so much Sherri! I'll try to get out tomorrow or Thursday to get more yarn and I'll post a picture as soon as I do.
Thank you so much!
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- by Teresa said...
You're a busy little bee! That is so neat that someone else sent some $$$ so you can make more mittens for the little ones! Gorgeous photo of the still lake. Those are dahlias, but I'm not sure of the names of the different ones. How nice of him to gift you with those! Gracie and I had lunch with each other today and she told me how beautiful your home was when she visited. I look forward to us 4 girls lunch next month! ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
- September 10, 2013 at 3:29 PM
- aimee said...
Definitely dahlias and I LOVE your photos of them! This link will help you if you are looking for their classification; you will also see photos of the different kinds on the same site (BTW, you would love it there!):http://www.dahlias.com/dahliaclassification.aspx
Love the children's mittens and the lake--looks like paradise!
I've never had acupuncture before for my feet, but it sure worked wonders for the horrible headaches I had when I was working. Hope it helps you!
Aimee - September 10, 2013 at 3:42 PM
- Betsy said...
Teresa: They're all dahlia's??? Wow! I didn't realize that there was such a variety. I'm looking forward to next month too.
Aimee: I can't believe they're all dahlia's! Thanks for the link, I'm going to look them up. :-)
I was walking with two canes about a year and a half ago...until I tried acupuncture. I'm so happy I did. It worked miracles. Three foot doctors couldn't fix them, but a few acupuncture treatments and viola! They were SO much better.
Betsy - September 10, 2013 at 4:49 PM
- Michelle said...
That photo of the lake is so gorgeous! Lucky you for getting to spend time there!
- September 10, 2013 at 6:18 PM
- Betsy said...
Michelle: I think so too! I'm so incredibly blessed to have the Hubby I do. Although I worked for over 35 years full-time, I am so happy to have our little lake camper.
Betsy - September 10, 2013 at 7:06 PM
- Stitchy Mc Floss said...
The flowers are so lovely. I am with you, how anyone can look at nature and not believe in God is beyond me, too!
Glad your hubby's hand is getting better. :)
Those mittens are so adorable, I am most certain that the little ones will love them.
Blessings always sweet friend. - September 10, 2013 at 10:09 PM
- Taciana Simmons said...
What a lovely job you are doing with the mittens. They looks absolutely lovely and I love the colors your chose. Wonderful,
, - September 10, 2013 at 10:30 PM
- Hannah@HomeBaked said...
What beautiful flowers! I think the top ones are dahlias?
The mittens look wonderful, I'm sure they will be well used.
Good luck for your doctors appointment x - September 11, 2013 at 5:39 AM
- Pammy Sue said...
Love the mittens AND the flowers! The mittens look knitted. Are they?
- September 12, 2013 at 3:42 PM
- Grayseasailor said...
Hmmm I missed this post, but am glad to view it now and enjoy seeing the lake and flowers and mittens! Sooo glad that Dennis's hand is healing!!!
Gracie xx - September 12, 2013 at 9:31 PM
- Carol said...
Wow, what fabulous Dahlias. Gorgeous colours.
Thank you for your kind commentDH's surgery went really well and he is recovering very quickly. Our GD continues to cope amazingly well and we all hope next month's check up will be a good one.


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Los Angeles residents and officials prepared for this year's Carmageddon on Thursday, which runs the weekend of Sept. 29-30.
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The southbound 405 freeway is expected to close through the Sepulveda pass Saturday night.
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Bajaj Auto India during the past month has seen marked dip in sales which declined 16% YoY to 3,10,591 units. Motorcycle sales declined 15% to 2.78 lakh units while domestic sales declined 28%. Exports on the other hand showed better results with exports growing to 1,33,731 units during November 2013 as compared to 1,24,115 units exported in the month of November 2012, an 8% increase.
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The Food Revolution is on Twitter! With Season 2 on air in the US (ABC Tuesday's 8/7c) we're calling all of you to join us for our weekly Food Revolution Episode After-Parties, every Wednesday following each new episode on Tuesday. We discuss the show, key issues and follow up on the best tweets each week! We will also be running Food Revolution Competwitions on Tuesdays from today, check out the details below.
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Another run of the mill "did I violate".
Register Today!- by hhnurse0407 Jan 22I've been a nurse for 6 years and never had a breech that I know of. I always try to be extra careful. I work as a home health nurse and we regularly keep each other up to date on patients in our area as we all can cover each patient in our designated area. One of our patients was our property manager and was with us several months ago. I never saw her and never talked to her at that time. Today and I saw her and said, "oh, I saw you were on with our company." other than that she divulged what she had done and how she was doing etc etc. A friend of our family was in the room at the time. I didnt say anything about her health status and just nodded my head as she told me how she was doing but of course I worry about hippa because its still all fuzzy to me. Did I violate?
- Jan 23 by sapphire18Yes, thats a violation. Don't ever bring up anything like that in public- I wouldn't even bring it up in private, to be honest.
- Jan 23 by MAtoLVNYes, that is a violation. Why would you even bring that up? How would you like it if someone mentioned that you had medical issues in front of a friend. Or in general someone who you knew your info without them being your patient?
- Jan 23 by hhnurse0407I said something out of concern for her, as she had just asked about my husbands health. I didnt say I knew anything about what she was being seen for, and clarified that with her, just told her that I saw she was "with our agency". Violation or not, I didn't do it maliciously and it slipped. The first time in 6 years that I know of. Not really sure that warrented a rude response.
- Jan 23 by drowningdailyI think in the grand scheme of hippa this is minor. I wouldn't lose sleep over it. Just chalk it up to a lesson learned!
- Jan 23 by hhnurse0407Thank you @drowning. I just wanted some reassurance I wasn't going to get fined, my license taken away, my job ruined over something this tiny. I will chalk it up to experence and steer clear of it in the future!
- Jan 23 by drowningdailyIt sounds like she was happy to share. I actually have cared for neighbors and former teachers and it is a challenge. I now work several towns away, which has simplified things!
- Jan 24 by InoriI let the patient take the lead and otherwise treat her as if we have not met. or eye contact and nod. Only if she says do you remember me will i say yes and still let her say what she wishes otherwise if questioned by 3rd party why do you know X i'd change the topic and or answer with sorry but that's private info. next. Just be careful next time no work related info outside of work situation and only with peopel who need to know to provideb care. Pt info isnt' gossip, good luck


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1-877-662-6988Welcome to Sporthotel Kurzovní! There are a host of attractions in the local area, including St. Hubertus Chapel, Karlova Studanka Tourist Information Centre and Kouty Ski Area. Other attractions in the area include Kares Kouty nad Desnou Ski Area and Loucna nad Desnou Castle Park.
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Sporthotel Kurzovní has 51 guest rooms.
Distances from Sporthotel Kurzovní
St. Hubertus Chapel - 5.1 km / 3.1 miKarlova Studanka Tourist Information Centre - 5.7 km / 3.5 mi
Kouty Ski Area - 8 km / 5 mi
Kares Kouty nad Desnou Ski Area - 9.3 km / 5.8 mi
Loucna nad Desnou Castle Park - 9.8 km / 6.1 mi
Technical University Ostrava - 72.1 km / 44.8 mi
Stary Jicin Castle - 76.1 km / 47.3 mi
Zerotin Castle - 77.6 km / 48.2 mi
CEZ Arena - 79 km / 49.1 mi
Tatra Technical Museum - 84.4 km / 52.5 mi
Reeve's House Museum - 84.8 km / 52.7 mi
Aquacentrum Olesna - 90.1 km / 56 mi
Basilica of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary - 91 km / 56.5 mi
Aquapark - 91.1 km / 56.6 mi
Beskydy Museum - 91.1 km / 56.6 mi
The preferred airport for Sporthotel Kurzovní is Ostrava (OSR-Leos Janacek) - 76.7 km / 47.6 mi.
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I have a few questions for you all. Since graduating, I've gotten into the habit of finding and squirrelling away brochures, flyers, cards, annual reports, posters with designs that I find pretty/interesting.
It's getting a little messy in my room.
So. Do many of you do this as well? I'm thinking of just taking pictures/scanning the items I like instead of keeping them around indefinitely. Some pieces I keep because I like the texture of the paper, but for the most part my job does NOT involve choosing paper (unfortunately) and I do have a few paper sample booklets as it is. Would that be a good idea?
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yea im a bit of a pack rat too. just get a filing cabinet and start sort things out. at least that way you can have it all in one place and have it somewhat organized.
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This is my pen tool. There are many like it, but this one is MINE. My pen tool is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life. My pen tool without me is useless. Without my pen tool, I am useless.
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I never throw anything out .. so don't ask me
I have 3 folders in my filing cabinet stuffed with printed items I like. Every once in a while I go through and clean out the outdated items. I do reference it though. I like to touch and feel and see the actual printed color so I wouldn't recommend scanning them. My 2 cents anyways.
i got on this list once by filling out a form (i think it was with Barron's), where they would send me a copy of a massive number of companies' annual reports. so, for a period of a couple of years, every january or so, these boxes and boxes of annual reports would start showing up.
i mean, folks usually pull out all the stops on annual reports, so you can pretty much be assured of some outstanding concepts. and, oddly enough, a large amount of shite. please, don't do your company's annual report in word...Remember: Wherever you go, there you are.
Originally posted by balouYou'll know. Like the brochure I had saved one time that used soft edged photos and used Papyrus for the headlines - it got old.all other forms of advertising that fall out of that realm, missed the short bus to design school. - d-frag
I wouldn't scan them because it's the printing techniques and stock or folding that attracts me. I throw out a bunch of my treasures every time we move house.
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Sophie Hannah on Therapy – 'The Little Cushion And The Empty Chair'.
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Terror Of, Desire For – a new canzone from George Szirtes plus his Fish Music and two other poems.
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Memoirs of a Basque Ice Skater – Harkaitz Cano translated by Amaia Gabantxo.
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Three of us stayed at Abolengos this past week. What a find! A truly magnificient hotel, not at all what you would expect to find in Tequila. Highly recommended. If you are going to Tequila make sure you stay at Abolengos - you will not be dissapointed.
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- Encircled by tradition and crowned with an Agave plant a unique Grand Class Hotel concept emerges.With a modest facade but surprising and wrapping warmth, Los Abolengos Grand Class Casona Hotel locates at the heart of Mexican tradition, the magical town that gave its name to the fruits of the agave plant , Tequila, Jalisco.In each corner of this magical place you will find a combination of warmth, simplicity, comfort and history.At Los Abolengos Grand Class Casona Hotel you will find 20 comfortable rooms with King and Queen size beds, pool, Jacuzzi, business rooms, Spa with steam and sauna rooms, restaurant-bar, terraces and gardens for events, exclusive parking, exhibition and sale of the best tequilas. ... more less
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