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The Marion County Lady Knights tennis team fared well during their first match of the season against LaRue County at home Thursday.
Despite the cold weather conditions, they defeated LaRue County 5-1 in a good showing to start the season.
"We had solid play from the girls in our opening match," Head Coach Angela Holt said. "Each of our players has already identified areas of their game that they can work on that will improve their skills and strategy."
The Marion County Lady Knights 2010-11 basketball season was record breaking.
The Lady Knights put together an impressive 27-7 final record that led them all the way to the final four in the state tournament, the farthest of any Lady Knight team to date. A two-point loss to DuPont Manual would end the Lady Knights season, one game short of a chance to play for a state title.
As the 2010-11 basketball season wrapped up for the Marion County Knights boys basketball team, many people were pleasantly surprised with what they saw. The Knights wrapped up the season in the semi-final game of the regional tournament with a final record of 16-13. This was the programs first winning record since going 16-12 in 2005-06.
Over the course of the season the Knights played 13 home games and 16 road games. In the home games, the Knights picked up 10 of their 16 wins while the other six came on the road.
After wrapping up last season with a record of 15-14, Head Coach Chad Spalding looks for this season to be an improvement.
"It will be difficult for us to obtain but I think we have a shot at winning 20 games," Spalding said. "In order for us to do that we will have to play solid defensively and catch some breaks with the weather and not have many games canceled."
Losing only one player to graduation after compiling a 22-13 record, the Marion County Lady Knights softball team has high expectations for the 2011 season. After winning the 20th district title last year, the Lady Knights beat Washington County 10-0 in the first round of the regional softball tournament before losing to Green County 2-1 in the second round of region.
Head Coach Trent Milby hopes that this year's squad will win the district crown for the second year in a row, and take their chances in the 5th region tournament once again.
With a new coach at the helm, the Marion County Knights tennis team has a positive outlook about the upcoming season. Because the team lost several strong players from last year, Head Coach Chase Burdette says this is a building year. "Team positions aren't very solid yet, which is to be expected with a young team," Burdette said.
The Marion County Lady Knights tennis team won't have their top singles players from last year, as Kameron Simmons and Leanna Begley were lost to graduation. For this year's team, Head Coach Angela Holt says she is still in the process of determining the seedings.
The Marion County Knights varsity boys basketball team traveled to Green County High School March 7 to take on the Bardstown Tigers in the semi-final game of the regional tournament, looking to upset their opponent and move on to the 5th Region championship game. The Knights stayed within striking distance for three quarters, but a 23-6 outburst by the Tigers in the fourth quarter put an end to Marion County's season.
Marion County started strong, fell behind, but fought back to regain the lead and had multiple chances to send the game to overtime, but in the end, Manual survived in the Saturday morning semifinal match-up in the Houchens Industries/KHSAA Girls Sweet Sixteen.
Marion County started strong, fell behind, fought back to regain the lead and had multiple chances to send the game to overtime, but in the end, Manual survived in the Saturday morning semifinal match-up in the Houchens Industries/KHSAA Girls Sweet Sixteen.
Manual won by a final score of 56-54.
Here is a recap of the game as it happened:
The Lady Knights jumped out to a quick 7-0 lead only three minutes into the game forcing Manual to burn an early timeout. Currently Marion County leads 7-4 with 4:10 left in the 1st quarter.
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- Report of the Secretary-General on South Sudan (S/2014/821)
- OCHA South Sudan Crisis Situation Report No. 63 (as of 21 Nov 2014)
- WHO South Sudan Emergency Situation Report #42, 19 Nov 2014
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South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2014 South Sudan Consolidated Appeal 2014-2016 South Sudan Refugee Emergency Revised Regional Response Plan January – December 2014
CHF (Common Humanitarian Fund) Guide to Giving: Key ways of contributing to the crisis response in South Sudan
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JUBA, 25 November 2014 – The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) announced today the start of a new partnership worth US$ 14 million to improve water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services for chronically vulnerable and displaced populations in South Sudan, to help prevent violence toward and provide support services to those affected by gender-based violence.
The deteriorating situation in Malakal Protection of Civilian (PoC) site is of great concern with the provision of humanitarian assistance significantly disrupted. Over the past weeks, insecurity has increased, with humanitarian staff threatened and assaulted when delivering services in the PoC, greatly affecting the provision of WASH, education and child protection services in the site.
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A mother receives help for her malnourished child from a joint UNICEF-WFP Rapid Response Mission, the sole source of food and medical assistance for thousands of South Sudanese affected by continued conflict and food crisis.
BENTIU, South Sudan, 12 November 2014 – In one hand, Nyakuoy cradles her 12-month-old baby boy, Nyepuote, close to her body, and in the other she holds a sachet of ready-to-use therapeutic food. Despite a hesitant start, her son is slowly getting used to the peanut-based paste that could save his life.
Sudan remains one of the worst children's crisis in the world today. 6.9 million people (4.1 million children) are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. 5.7 million people (2.9 Million children) are food insecure. Two million boys and girls are acutely malnourished. Sudan is home to 2.9 million IDPs (482,866 in 2014 of which 289,719 are children), and home to 159,857 refugees (98,347 in 2014 including 69,000 children).
The security situation across country is deteriorating, seriously disrupting programme activities. Unity State was the most affected with severe clashes that resulted in humanitarian access to vulnerable populations in Rubkona and Bentiu being drastically reduced.
The Social Mobilization Campaign for mass screening of children under 5 for malnutrition in Juba County was officially launched on 14 October, with screening, referral and treatment now currently ongoing. The Social Mobilization Campaign, part of the Joint WFP-UNICEF Nutrition Scale Up, is spearheaded by the State Ministry of Health with support from UNICEF. This campaign aims to screen 590,175 children under 5 years old for malnutrition in Juba County, Northern Bahr el Ghazal and Warrap States.
JUBA, 14 October 2014 – The South Sudan National and State Ministry of Health, Sanitation and Environment, UNICEF and WFP today kicked off a new outreach and a mass-screening campaign to address the nutrition crisis, which UNICEF says is threatening the lives of hundreds of thousands of children.
By Kate Donovan
Forced to flee violence and struggling to feed her three children, a woman in South Sudan is one of thousands to get help from a UNICEF/WFP Rapid Response Mission – and one of millions still trying desperately to survive.
PATHAI, South Sudan, 10 October 2014 – The remoteness of Cuaca's new home makes it a hard place to raise her three children. There are no roads, markets, hospitals or schools. Two of the four wells in the village are broken, while the population that depends on this water has doubled.
522,000 people in remote and hard to reach areas, including over 108,000 children under 5, have been reached by the 26 joint UNICEF-WFP rapid response missions to date. 4 RRM missions are currently taking place as follows:
Kamel, Canal county , Jonglei (Nile Hope)
Pagil, Ayod county, Jonglei (UNICEF/COSV)
Gum, Nasir county, Upper Nile (UNICEF/UNKEA)
Ulang, Ulang county, Upper Nile (UNICEF/Goal)
25th Joint Rapid Response Mission to South Sudan's most remote areas
JUBA, South Sudan – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and UNICEF are wrapping up their 25th joint emergency mission to deliver lifesaving supplies and services in the most remote and conflict-hit regions of South Sudan.
Children remain in dire situation despite temporary improvements in food security
JUBA, South Sudan, 23 September 2014 – Tens of thousands of children under the age of five remain at risk of malnutrition-related death in South Sudan, despite temporary improvements in the food security situation that were released today by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) group of experts.
The total number of reported new admissions to the therapeutic feeding programme for the management of SAM stands at 54,573 children aged 0-59 months from January 2014 to date.

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BRANDON The private graveside service for David Gibson Jr., 88, who died March 8, 2013, was held Wednesday, March 13, in Pine Hill Cemetery.
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Brandon American Legion Post 44 provided a Legion service, as well as color and honor guards. Burt Reynolds sounded taps. Vermont Army National Guard Sgt. Angelo Pasquelle presented the American flag to the widow.
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Court: Searchable books database is 'fair use'
The creation of a full-text searchable database of millions of books is a fair use of copyrighted works, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday, saying it also is permissible to distribute the books in alternative forms to people with reading disabilities.
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The creation of a full-text searchable database of millions of books is a fair use of copyrighted works, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday, saying it also is permissible to distribute the books in alternative forms to people with reading disabilities.
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' decision came in a copyright infringement lawsuit brought by authors and several authors' groups after several research universities agreed in 2004 to let Google Inc. electronically scan their books and then created a repository for more than 10 million books published over many centuries and written in numerous languages.
In a decision written by Circuit Judge Barrington Parker, the three-judge Manhattan panel said the creation of a full-text searchable database was a "quintessentially transformative use" of a copyrighted work, a legal principle supporting a finding that it was lawful to copy and store books electronically without the permission of authors and publishers.
"There is no evidence that the authors write with the purpose of enabling text searches of their books," Parker wrote in a case widely watched within the publishing industry. He added that enabling the full-text search "adds to the original something new with a different purpose and a different character."
He said it was important that the repository "does not allow users to view any portion of the books they are searching." As a result, he added, it "does not add into circulation any new, human-readable copies of any books." The 2nd Circuit also said a lower-court judge was wrong to suggest a copyright could be overcome if a book made an "invaluable contribution to the progress of science and cultivation of the arts."
The lawsuit was filed after colleges, universities and other nonprofit institutions in October 2008 created the HathiTrust Digital Library. The group has at least 80 member institutions, including named defendants the University of Michigan, the University of California at Berkeley, Cornell University, the University of Wisconsin and Indiana University.
The library lets the general public search for particular terms but shows only page numbers where the term is found, unless the copyright owner has authorized more extensive information.
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There could hardly be a more opportune time to have at hand Rebecca Davis's smart, thoughtful, and meticulously-researched new book of social history, More Perfect Unions: The American Search for Marital Bliss. As many of you know, I have been exasperated by the recent success of the marriage education movement in getting their messages into the mainstream press - including, for example, the Washington Post and NPR - in a very misleading way that greatly exaggerates any actual effectiveness of the programs. It is as if they got big-time free advertising under the guise of journalism.
As a scientist, I was outraged by what seemed like a co-opting of science. The groups point to scientific findings, thereby burnishing their credentials, without being honest about what the findings really do show. What I saw was an attempt to pursue an ideology, in a way that also generated mega bucks for lots of people, and along the way, added to our culture of matrimania and singlism.


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Kind of tough to catch a plane when it's due to take off at 6:45 AM and you wake up to hotel room clock telling you it's 6:40 AM. First time missing a flight, ever, as far as I can recall, and I don't qualify (yet) as a frequent flyer, so I turned on my computer to check the Delta site to see what I could do about it. The pages that were supposed to explain options didn't quite cover the "sleeping in" scenario, so I thought I'd call the help line for assistance. As I looked at my phone, wondering how I managed to sleep though its alarm, I saw the Delta app on there and selected it. First thing I saw was that my flight was delayed! But not enough for me to make it to the airport. Second thing I saw was an "apology for the inconvenience, and would you like to rebook at no cost?" offer. Well, um, I don't know, free is awfully expensive, but ok, sure. Didn't get any extra extra sleep out of it, as I had just enough time for a shower before heading out. Ended up getting to Detroit only an hour and change after the flight I was originally supposed to be on.
That also meant I was getting back home in time to get to my dentist appointment, the real reason I'd selected the 6:45 flight in the first place. Yes, I know, I'm a masochist, what with the way early flight and dentist juxtaposition. But it was ok, the dentist was just supposed to be a get some x-rays, say hi to a new dentist dude type of visit. But after that had been accomplished, the person who'd checked my gums came back in and asked if I'd like a cleaning, too, since someone else had canceled, and she had time. Sure, why not, saves me a trip back (and another co-pay). And after that was done, and the doc had checked in and checked out my x-rays, there were apparently a couple of cavities that might need doing, and would I like to get them done? Well, heck, why not, as long as I'm here.
The problem with that was that this clinic seems to have not enough people actively working on a Friday. One of the dentists (the wife of the pair) doesn't see patients on Friday, and the guy who was there was running around handling all the patients they had lined up. I don't know if others got the "you're here, might as well get this done" opportunities, but by the time I got my cavities filled, and got out of there with the lower half of my face still numb, I'd been at the dentist 3 hours. And realized, after 3 weeks of carrying around my new driver's license, that the state had spelled my name wrong. No big deal, probably, if I was someone who actually was in the state on a business day more than one day a week, a day when I spent most of the afternoon in the dentist's chair.
Ended up going to the library thereafter, and I got a biography of Joe Paterno. It's not necessarily to read about Paterno himself, or because I was curious as to how Paterno's looking the other way while his assistant coach molested numerous kids under his nose. No, I actually grabbed the bok because of who it was written by, an amazing sportswriter named Joe Posnanski. It's kind of like going to a movie not because of its contents, per se, but because of who the director is. For an example, check out this piece on the two coaches whose teams battled for the basketball championship last monday. You don't have to care for college basketball, or even be much of a sports fan to enjoy Posnanski's style. It's kind of like how Mitch Albom used to be back in the day, before the accolades swelled his ego to ludicrous heights.
Anyway, the rest of Friday went rather boringly. After feeling tired at 8 PM-ish, I'm still awake at 3 AM, learning that I need to track down another piece of paper or two before I submit my state taxes. I really should have got them done earlier, what with being due a decent refund (if my math is right, I'll get paid more in wages and expense reimbursements and tax refunds this month than I received all of last year. More a function of only working two months in 2012, but still, it's a bit nutty). I would have e-filed weeks ago when I did my federal taxes except I moved out of Wisconsin in December rather than in January, and as such I wasn't a full year resident of that state, and thus not able to e-file. Two weeks turned into this extra annoyance...harrumph.
But I tire of being awake, and so I shall sleep. After I go and rescue the laundry I just realized I'd forgotten about. Oops.
Beats alcohol as a solvent for the sorrows, anyway. Went to a Michigan bar called Duffy's down in Chicago to watch the national championship game with fellow Wolverines fans, and had most of a good time. It was a good game, and the boys in Maize and Blue put forth a performance, and a whole season to be proud of. The first half performance of Spike Albrecht had the whole bar going crazy, as a kid who hadn't ever scored more than 7 points in a game lit up the scoreboard for 17 in the first half. Even in the second half, as Louisville inexorably inched ahead, it was a great atmosphere. I've been to Duffy's before, on a non game day. I'll definitely visit that place again for a game some time.
The drowning of sorrows refers to the Taco Bell I grabbed during the 45 minutes drive back to the hotel. Took that long because I never did quite figure out where the interstate was, what with a dead phone battery robbing me of gps.
I ended up walking a decent bit to get to the bar (and back to my car thereafter), as I parked in the guest parking lot of a hospital run by the group I work for. I still figured on having to pay, but there was no one on duty when I got back after the game, and the gate went up when I neared it, so, uh, at least that was something good out of the evening. Oh, and I also won both of the brackets I entered this year, but given the instrument of that victory (I picked Louisville to beat Michigan prior to the tourney), I really wish I'd lost the bragging rights. Yeah, not even a piddling bit of cash to lessen the blow.
Oh well...sicks to be so close and not get the prize. It was 20 years ago the last time Michigan played for the title...here's hoping it isn't another 20 years before they have another shot at the ring.
It's not so much that I can't iron things. It's just that I lack the magic touch to make them remained ironic the next morning. Or to keep them from looking like they've been run over by a thresher by the middle of the afternoon. Right now, that shirt is pristine, the darn thing probably looks better than it did when I (or someone else, as I really can't recall when I might have obtained it) pulled it off the rack in the store. Even the creases, you know, the places where things are supposed to be creased? No way. They're as flat as Nebraska at the moment. Sadly, those last three words are the operative phrase, as by the time I wake up in 5 hours, Nebraska will have become Wisconsin, with sections that escaped the glaciers' kiss. and turned into roiling mass of wrinkles. By Noon, it's Colorado, with about 40 percent of the area retaining some semblance of pristinity and flatness. And by the end of the day, you'd be hard pressed to prove it felt felt the hot breath of the flatmaking thingamabobber.
and now my eyes are glazing so I'll attempt sleep. Over the 6 day stretch since i last blogged, there were a number of attempts to scribble something out, defeated either by sleep incoming, or indifference. And least this stuff snuck out of my finger before the brain overruled it.
Game of thrones in spanish is kinda weird. Probably because I've never seen an episode of the show before. Or perhaps it's because I don't know any Spanish.
Great extended weekend with 'extended family', aka brother's in-laws. Between my near two year old nephew, and his 9 month old cousin, plenty of cuteness to be had. And Michigan basketball made it to the Final Four, too. I enjoyed the weekend quite a bit, I must say.
Can't sleep. I have 45 minutes to get there, so as to get 6 hours prior to work tomorrow, where I really really hope to be able to actually do work. Of course, my supervisor person is off on vacation. I'll be leaning on my teammates this week, for sure.
Not really much to say. Meant to do some exercise, but ended up chilling instead. Between opening day, and a Red Wings game later, there was plenty to laze out to. Will be attempting to consciously do more of an exercisey nature this week, at least as compared to what I've accomplished the last few weeks. Went ahead and took possession of the twitchy scale right away on checking in. Maybe that'll keep me more honest?
I�ve mentioned before the 4 flights of steps I climb to my 5th floor destination each work morning. 19 steps per floor, 76 steps up. Turns out I can get up to the 4th floor without breathing any heavier, but the 5th floor takes a couple of huffs and puffs to accomplish. Went down to the snacketarium for caffeine, adding 20 more steps to the basement, and it seems like I can do about 3.5 flights before needing to catch my breath. Then again, I�ve been yawning this morning (hence the caffeine run), so that might be skewing the results. In any case, the unplanned trek down the stairs, and the attendant return climb made up for the elevator trip Tuesday.
I ended up doing a brief spell on the elliptical Tuesday. I would have done more than the 20 minutes I did do, but for some reason, the televisions down in the fitness room can�t access ESPN, and as such, I couldn�t watch the USA-Mexico match down there. So exercise was cut short. No excuses for why I didn�t do any sort of anything after I went back to my room. I suppose I can�t really take credit for just staying up there, rather than trekking over to the Buffalo Wild Wings at the edge of the mall. I�m under the impression I�ll end up there for the NCAA championship game. Unless, of course, Michigan makes it, in which case I�ll scope out the Michigan alum bar in Chicago. Hey, a guy can dream, can�t he? Let�s see if that dream survives past Friday night, when my Wolverines face off against big bad Kansas.
Exercise was non-existent on Wednesday. Left the workplace at 6:45, straight to the bar for trivia, where we won in surprise, come from behind fashion, outguessing the second place team in the final round. No huge cardboard check, just 20 bucks off our (3 man team�s) bar tab, which another guy covered, leaving my share of dinner and drinks and tips all of two bucks. This, on a day when I ate the free breakfast provided at the hotel, and pizza was provided for a team lunch/celebration of impending baby arrivals. The miserly portion of my heart rejoiced. The rest�wasn�t displeased, either, as I went for the grilled chicken sandwich choice at dinner.
If you ignore the part where I dropped down to 172.6 lbs a month ago, I�ve been in perfect maintenance harmony since I found myself at 180 lbs in the middle of January. Sadly, the yo-yo can�t be ignored. Hopefully, this isn�t a case where the next flick of the wrist sends the number skyrocketing further before descending. The latest upward swing doesn�t feel real, might have a sodium base to it. But it�s weird that I felt no skinnier when I�d dropped to that low point in February, and now feel fat when merely returning to the original baseline. Funny thing, the mind, and its perceptions.
(lest you think I'm goofing at work, this post is another piecemeal, sentence typed here, though added there effort, edited for some semblance of coherence while lunching. Though, I could spend a moment scribbling thought, since access to the main work program is still a dream. On the other hand, someone who can make it happen did get in touch with my supervisor, which is progress! She's promising that I'll get that access on Monday...April 1st. Is this a joke? Stay tuned, I guess!


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Started by smythesmum , Jan 28 2013 09:50 AM
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Posted 28 January 2013 - 09:50 AM
Hi All,
Very new to this. Currently pregnant with our first, due in August. I have commenced research into prams and have to say I'm utterly confused!
Would appreciate experienced Mum's words of wisdom.
We need a pram that will be suitable for tall parents (both over 6ft), assuming a tall baby, off-road (walking down bush tracks) and as compact as possible as whilst we're upgrading to a Territory we still need to fit in two golden retrievers!
Looking to use from newborn stage. Any advice people can offer would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Posted 28 January 2013 - 09:55 AM
Mountain buggy. I had the urban which was awesome for off road and the handle is adjustable. The swift is more compact but havent used it myself so unsure if the handle is adjustable on (but i'd say it would be!)
Posted 28 January 2013 - 10:17 AM
Baby Jogger City Elite or Summit - excellent for tall parents and tall children (better head clearance than Mountain Buggy for the child) and huge sun shade. The wheels also pop off so the pram can fit behind the driver's seat (we have one big golden retriever so put the pram in the backseat even though we have a Prado, gives the doggie more room which you would definitely need with two! ).
Posted 28 January 2013 - 10:24 AM
Baby Jogger has a great adjustable bar that is designed for tall and short parents! We just bought the new model mini GT and its great for swapping between the 2 of us (spent ages testing them in store). Whilst the pram itself is designed from newborn, we also bought the bassinet that fits onto it to use at the start.
Posted 28 January 2013 - 10:32 AM
Thanks so much ladies. This is so helpful! Now I know where to start narrowing down my search :-)
Posted 28 January 2013 - 10:56 AM
We have the Baby Jogger City Elite, I'm 5'7 and DH a bit taller. Both our boys were long babies and are tall for their ages. Our pram is 4 years old so they may have changed a bit. It's not that compact for storage but folds easily and we love it - it goes anywhere and is very well made.
Posted 28 January 2013 - 03:02 PM
Another vote for the baby jogger city elite- my husband is over 6 foot tall and he has no problems pushing it and it fits easily in the back of our Forester
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Posted 28 January 2013 - 03:10 PM
I am 6ft 1 and DH is 6ft 4. We have the strider plus and it is great for our height. It is a big, bulky pram though but has the second seat option which will be perfect when bub 2 arrives. Lighter strollers are a pian. Even the Maclaren ones which are meant to be better for tall people are simply too short.
You can also buy a product called a pram handle extender online. I have not tried them so can't say if it is worth it.
My other tip is to try and find a baby bath that can lay across the top of your laundry tub. Perfect height for tall parents. Baby change table units are also far too low. We bought a change table that fits across the top of the cot which is a much better height.
Posted 28 January 2013 - 08:55 PM
MB Swift or Urban
BJ City Mini GT (the most compact of all these - would be my pick) or the bigger bulkier BJ Elite/Summit.
Steer clear of the Strider as it won't handle the rough terrain you describe.
Happy shopping!
Posted 28 January 2013 - 08:59 PM
We took our Mountain Buggy bushwalking plenty of times, and the adjustable handle was fantastic for going from tall to short (handy for the second child when the older sibling wants to help). Ours was one of the original NZ made ones though - don't know what they're like now.
Posted 28 January 2013 - 09:04 PM
I have the MB swift which works well for me and DH (about 6 ft), but the one thing I wish someone had mentioned to me was the possibility of converting to a double pram.
We are not TTC now, but I feel we are going to waste a lot of money having to buy a completely new pram when/if 2nd bub comes along because the MB swift isn't convertible.
If you think more than one child is possible and you are choosing between two prams, only one of which can be converted to two children, it might be a good deciding factor!
Posted 28 January 2013 - 09:05 PM
Another vote for the mountain buggy - although it isn't light or compact, but IMO not having to bend is way more important! We have terrible footpaths in our neighbourhood and it's been awesome.I would second thinking carefully about your nursery furniture too. Go to a warehouse and check them out all made up.
Posted 28 January 2013 - 09:11 PM
We got a Mountain Buggy Urban as it was the only one that covered our requirements:
1)DH (1.98m) could stride comfortably while pushing it (without his foot hitting the base of it)
2)Easily fit into our hatchback
3)Great off-road
My only complaint is that (as a PP mentioned) the head clearance room for our tall toddler is not great.
Edited by Zeppelina, 28 January 2013 - 09:23 PM.
Posted 28 January 2013 - 09:21 PM
I also suggest the Baby Jogger City Elite. I'm 5 foot 10 and it can go taller than I need. It's also amazingly smooth, even over rough ground. I can fit my extremely tall 4 year old in it if I need to, nice deep seat and tall back. It isn't the lightest pram to pick up folded but when it's set up you can push it with 1 finger. Love it.
Posted 31 January 2013 - 06:53 AM
Stokke is the tallest I've tried, it is very good, though a bit on the pricey side.
Posted 31 January 2013 - 07:01 AM
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Stokke is the tallest I've tried, it is very good, though a bit on the pricey side.
Gorgeous pram!!!! But won't handle dirt tracks the OP wants to walk on.
Op you could also consider 2 prams. A lightweight Maclaren or BJ City Mini for the car/shopping and buy a cheap MBUrban from ebay for less than $100. The MBU are great, built to last, but not selling for much these days.
If you are somewhere where it is hot/humid, the BJCE might be better than the MBU as it has a vented seat back, so cooler for bub.
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The Milwaukee Board of School Directors will honor Wisconsin Vision and Prevent Blindness Wisconsin with Excellence in Education Awards at the Board's meeting this week. The optical company and non-profit organization recently partnered on a program that provided free vision screenings to more than 500 students at Clarke Street School and Gwen T. Jackson Early Childhood and Elementary School. More than 100 of those children were then provided with free follow-up care including eyeglasses for many of them.
The Excellence in Education Award recognizes an outstanding school, student, staff member, parent, or community member for a display of excellence, achievement, and innovation that may serve as an example to our school district and the entire Milwaukee community.
"Words cannot express the positive impact that Wisconsin Vision and Prevent Blindness Wisconsin had on the entire GTJS community," wrote Gwen T. Jackson School Principal Kanika A. Burks in a recent thank you note. "The look on the faces of the parents when they saw their children with new glasses is one that I will never forget. The gift of giving students 'visual access' to their education is priceless."
Consistent with national statistics, at least one in four of those students screened were found to have a vision problem. Additionally, according to the Journal of School Health, children living in low income urban environments have twice the normal rate of vision problems.
Those troubling statistics led to the start of the free Wisconsin Vision care program at the Clarke Street School last April when the company examined and distributed free eyeglasses to 45 students. Then in October, Wisconsin Vision expanded the program in partnership with Prevent Blindness Wisconsin at Clarke and added Gwen T. Jackson. The program at Gwen T. Jackson came at a much needed time as budget cuts eliminated the school nurse, and as a result, the opportunity for children to be screened for vision problems.
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AS OF DEC 15 2011 509 V0TESIt will be shown in our local art club annual art show the month of november,entitled signsand symbols. LOOK LARGE.There are earth ,water,air,andfire as the elements ,allwearing their respectivesymbols,as well as their suits of cards correspondingto their element.there is the symbol for earth as well as the sun,the 9 symbols of the the planets in our solar system are there too.They ride in on a star flamed circle.The planets are there too,the #9 signifies the area of our solar system and is a god number. please look large Acrylics on 21/2 ft by 3 ft canvas. Here are a few progressive pictures of the progress of this work,I took as i was painting it. It took about 5 weeks of daily work,my largest to date.
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An extended period of calm on the bond markets has led many to conclude the euro crisis is over. But German central bank head Jens Weidmann says in an interview that the coast still isn't clear and that there is still great need for reforms. Interview by Armin Mahler and Anne Seith more... [ Comment ]
The debate over Germany's insistence on euro-zone austerity has flared anew as an ailing France continues to demand economic stimulus. The European Central Bank may now be siding with Paris, leaving Merkel looking increasingly alone. By SPIEGEL Staff more... [ Comment ]
The TV images of the Tour de France show an idyllic country, but behind the gloss is a nation where fears of decline are prompting people to vote for the far right. A trip along the route of the world's most famous cycling race reveals the deep uncertainty ailing the French. By Alexander Smoltczyk more... [ Comment ]
The euro crisis may have eased recently, but companies and countries in the common currency zone still aren't investing enough to fuel growth. The best solution, a Berlin economics institute argues, is to establish an EU-wide investment fund. By Christian Reiermann more... [ Comment ]
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