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Late shipping, no variety,...(01/02/2013)I purchased 2 of these for my family on Dec. 16, 2012, but they weren't shipped until 4 days later making for a late Christmas delivery. On top of that, 18/24 cookies were chocolate chip. That's 75%! So much for variety! I was going to give this tin 1 star, however, I called customer service to complain, and Stephanie was very nice and offered to send out another dozen to each family member. Hopefully they won't receive 8/12 chocolate chip!
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Prepare your staff for high volume. It's important to establish and communicate with your team: Who's working what days and at what times? Who gets what days off? Make sure all holiday requests have been approved and communicated as necessary.
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A 27-year-old bouncer stabbed at a night club died Saturday morning after fighting for his life for a week.
Tyrice Thompson was stabbed when he was trying to break up a fight and move some troublemakers out of Martini Ranch in Scottsdale.
He leaves behind both parents, a brother, a sister, and a young son.
Thompson was the type of man you wouldn't easily forget. He was 6'5", athletic, and handsome. If you got the chance to meet him, his friend Doug Yazzie says he'd capture your heart.
"I met Tyrice while I was going through a tough time in my life and I was a complete stranger to him. He came up to me, gave me advice that literally changed my life from that day forward," said Yazzie.
"When I met him in high school he wanted to play football and he played football at Arizona State, one of the biggest schools there was," said Stan Ogwell.
After graduating from South Mountain High School, Thompson played on the ASU football team from 2003-2007 as a tight end and wide receiver. In 2008, he signed with the Indianapolis Colts but was later waived.
"He wanted to mentor students at ASU and student athletes, that was a big dream of his, was to let people know that even though your dreams don't come true, that's okay. You can change them, or you can adapt to anything that life throws at you," said Yazzie.
Thompson was pursuing a music career and working at Martini Ranch to take care of his 1-year-old son Takai. The boy's godfather can't believe his best friend is really gone.
"I'm just gonna miss spending time with him and hearing his voice 'cause it still feels like I can just call him. It still feels like any moment now he's just gonna wake up," said Yazzie.
No one has been charged in Thompson's death but police do have a suspect, 26-year-old Ian MacDonald.
Police need more evidence before they can file charges against him.
Martini Ranch released a statement saying, in part, "In the short time that we shared with Tyrice, he had truly become a member of our family. Tyrice had a remarkable ability to connect with people and will always be remembered for his warm smile, sense of humor and positive attitude. It is not often in life that you meet a person who can make such an immediate and positive impact on those around him, but in Tyrice's case, it seemed to come naturally."
The Sun Devil Organization released a statement saying, "The Thompson family is in the thoughts of everyone in the Sun Devil Athletics family. The words of his teammates, our fans and media who came in contact with him are true measures of how much his smile was appreciated."
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He has killed before. The feds say he had an arsenal of weapons and a list of possible targets in Detroit, which included the well known Wendell Anthony.
Anthony is a man of the cloth and a constant fighter for civil rights. He is not often rattled or shaken, but this pastor and president of the city's NAACP was not prepared for paralyzing news like this coming from the FBI.
"An alleged white supremacist and Nazi, appeared to be one of his targets, and when you have an alleged list and you've defined and delimited certain patterns of behavior, that's cause for a pause," he said. "This appears to be a one man army."
The feds informed Anthony that he was an alleged target of a Toledo man's racially fueled hate.
"When it's you it's right between the eyes and it's like whoa. It's like wait a minute, and it makes you stop and think and you count your blessings," said Anthony.
47-year-old Richard Schmidt, a felon and a convicted killer, is back behind bars after the Cleveland branch of the FBI raided his home and business looking for counterfeit merchandise. According to investigators, they found much more. Their discovery was scary and included a cascade of firearms, body armor and bullets that law enforcement is led to believe Schmidt purchased through private sales and gun shows.
Why the cause for concern? By law, he should not have any guns or pistol paraphernalia at all.
"When you see that somebody has 18 plus automatic weapons and 40,000 rounds of ammunition," said Anthony.
What also worried the clergyman is the personal information, almost a play-by-play, of his comings and goings collected by Schmidt, according to authorities. But not just him, also his brethren Scott Kaufman, CEO of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit.
When we asked the reverend what would he say to Schmidt if they were ever one-on-one, he said, "a one-on-one conversation with Wendell Anthony [is] not going to make a difference. Maybe he needs a one-on-one conversation with Jesus."
"I just think that for those of us who believe in what is right, for those of us regardless of race or background or ethnicity, if we believe in the cause that we are fighting for, we cannot let anything or anybody, any hate, stop what we are doing... because it really says that I must be doing something right if somebody is pissed off about it," he added.
"They saw, they got, they arrested, they arraigned and now they're getting ready to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law. Right on," Anthony further said.
Anthony told me he is always thinking about "what if." What if they did not catch this guy? So he commends the FBI and said they are some of his "very" best friends right now.
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Uptown Lake Apartments
- Energy Efficient Central Heat & Air
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- 9 to 18 Foot Ceilings
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Uptown Lake Apartments offers pet friendly studio, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments for rent in Uptown Minneapolis, MN. Apartments have 9 foot ceilings,contemporary kitchens with granite islands, hardwood floors, track lighting, and huge walk-in closets. Community amenities include fitness center, business center, private courtyard with whirpool, and firepits & BBQ areas. Near Lake Calhoun and Lake Harriett, Calhoun Square's and Lynlake area. Just minutes to downtown. Cats and dogs welcome.
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Vue Apartments
- Brand New Studio, 1, 2, & 3 Bedrooms
- Pet Friendly Apartments
- Rooftop Deck
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- Billiards Room
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- Minutes to Uptown and Downtown Minneapolis
Vue has new studio, 1, 2, & 3 bedroom apartments for rent in Loring Park Minneapolis, MN. Apartments have stainless steel appliances, granite counters, in-home washer & dryer, hardwood floors, keyless locks, light dimmers, & walk-in closets. Community amenities are rooftop deck, outdoor fireplace & BBQ grill, fitness center, underground garage parking, billiards room, & sauna. Vue is in Loring Park near Hwy 394 & 94 minutes to downtown and uptown Minneapolis.
Minneapolis, MN 55401
The Churchill
- Huge 1 and 2 Bedrooms, Newly Remodeled
- Cats and Dogs Welcome
- Stainless Steel Appliances, Granite Countertops
- Panoramic Walk Out Balconies with Skyline Views
- Business Center with Wi-Fi Internet
- One Block to Mississippi Mile and Walking Trail
- State of the Art Fitness Center and Sauna
- Spectacular Glass Enclosed Rooftop Pool
- Skyway Connection, 3 Blocks from Light Rail
- On Site Grocery Shop, Dry Cleaners, Video
- Light Rail to Mall of America & Airport
- Central Heat and Air Conditioning
The Churchill in downtown Minneapolis offers huge 1 and 2 bedroom apartments on the skyway system. Apartments feature balconies with spectacular skyline views, central heat and air conditioning, and walk-in closets. Newly remodeled with stainless steel, new cabinetry & granite countertops. The community has an indoor rooftop solarium pool, sundeck, sauna, fitness center, business center & garage parking. One block to Mississippi River and 3 blocks to light rail. Cats & dogs welcome
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Symphony Place
- 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments
- Cats and Dogs Welcome
- Heat and Air Conditioning Included
- Washer/Dryer in Every Home
- Garage Parking Available
- Indoor Pool and Spa
- Direct Access to the Downtown Skyway
- 24 Hour Front Desk Staff
- 24 Hour Business Center
- 24 Hour Fitness Center
- Located in the Downtown Business District
- Walk to Shopping & Restaurants
Minneapolis, MN 55401
Dock Street Flats
- Luxury Modern Studios, 1, 1 Plus Den & 2' Bedrooms
- Pet Friendly- Cats and Dogs Welcome
- State of the Art Fitness Center
- Stone Countertops & Stainless Steel Appliances
- In-Unit Washer/Dryer & Walk-In Closets
- Sun Terrace with Pool/Spa
- Rooftop Deck with Fire Pit, Skyline Views & Grills
- Bike Storage & Repair Station
- Pet Wash & Dog Park
- Secure Underground Heated Parking
- Easy Access to Cedar Lake Trail
- Minutes to Boutiques, Restaurants & Target Field
Dock Street Flats offers modern apartments for rent in downtown Minneapolis, MN. Spaces have stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, kitchen islands, washer/dryer, walk-in closets, cable/internet ready, & balconies. Community has rooftop deck with fire pits, sun terrace with pool, fitness center, bicycle storage & repair station, heated underground parking, pet wash & pet exercise area. Located in North Loop neighborhood, minutes to downtown shopping & dining. Pet friendly.
Minneapolis, MN 55401
Junction Flats
- Brand New Apartments in Downtown
- Pet Friendly
- Skyline Views from Rooftop Deck
- Fitness Center & Yoga Studio
- In Home Washer/Dryer
- Full Gourmet Kitchens
- Dog Spa & Dog Run
- Bicycle Repair & Storage Station
- Enclosed Parking
- Internet Cafe
- Walking Distance to Dining, Shops & Baseball Field
- Minutes to Brand New Baseball Stadium
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Minneapolis, MN 55414
Stone Arch Apartments
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- Business center with high-speed Internet access
- Breakfast bars
- Beautiful city views
- Controlled access
- Heated underground parking available
- Contemporary lounges on every floor
Warehouse-style Industrial Chic design at Stone Arch features large open floor plans, exposed beams and ductwork, high ceilings, floor to ceiling windows, stainless appliances and retro lighting fixtures. Mix in finishes like art deco era tile baths with pedestal sinks and you've got the ultimate urban living experience! Contact us, to find out more! Ask about our Moderate Income Housing and immediate move in specials.
Minneapolis, MN 55401
Riverwalk Apartments
- Fully Equipped Modern Kitchens
- Washer and Dryer Included
- Central Air Conditioning
- Some With Private Entry
- Trendy Warehouse District
- 4 Blocks From Light Rail, On Busline
- Private Patios
- OnSite Caretaking Team
- Dry Cleaning Service
- Close to 394, 94 and 35W
- Cable TV Hook-up
- On The Mississippi Mile Parkway
Riverwalk offers 1 and 2 bedroom, 1 to 2 level apartments and townhouses for rent in downtown Minneapolis, MN near the bus line, light rail, new Twin's Stadium, and on the Mississippi Mile Parkway. You'll be close to all your daily needs like shopping, dining, groceries, recreation and entertainment. Free outside assigned parking. Apartments feature fully equipped kitchens, in-home washer & dryer, private patio, central air conditioning and are cable ready. Cat friendly apartments are available.
Minneapolis, MN 55404
Minneapolis Grand
- Underground Garage Parking Included in Rent
- In-Home Washer & Dryer
- Pet Friendly Apartments - Cats & Dogs Welcome
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Dishwasher, Microwave, Garbage Disposal
- Fitness Center
- Modern Kitchen with a Breakfast Bar
- Large Windows, 9 Foot Ceilings
- Walk-In Closets
- Party Room, Billiards
- Close to Public Transportation
- Excellent Downtown/Uptown Minneapolis Location
Minneapolis Grand offers spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartments for rent in Downtown/Uptown Minneapolis, MN convenient to the busline, shopping, dining, near Lake Calhoun, Loring Park ,Downtown & coming soon Viking's Stadium. Minneapolis Grand apartments are pet friendly and feature in-home washer & dryer, gas cook tops/ovens, disposal, dishwasher, breakfast bar & large windows. Within the community of Minneapolis Grand is a fitness center, party room & game room and garage parking is included.
Minneapolis, MN 55454
Seven Corners Apartments
- Exercise Room
- WiFi Included in Rent
- Party Room with Kitchen
- Remodeled Laundry Room/Debit Cards
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- Covered Parking Available
- Lots of Spacious Closets
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Seven Corners has spacious cat friendly studio, one, two bedroom and three bedroom apartments for rent that are ideally located within minutes of downtown and within walking distance to the U of M West and East Banks. Amenities include an exercise facility, community room, and a large laundry room. There are a many restaurants and stores within walking distance, and we are close to the Metro Transit Bus Line. Off-street parking is available.
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Loring Park Apartments
- Close to Nicollet Mall and Hennepin Ave
- Contemporary Kitchens with Designer Appliances
- Eight or Nine Foot Ceiling Options
- Professional 24 Hour Fitness Center
- In Home Washer and Dryer
- Outdoor Terrace with BBQ Grills
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- Underground Parking with Smart Pass Entry
- Multi-Media Room and Media Center
- Downtown Location close to Shopping
- Private Garden Plaza with Fountain
- Hardwood Floors
Loring Park Apartments in downtown Minneapolis, MN, offers studio, 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and 2 & 3 bedroom townhomes in the downtown neighborhood of Loring Park. Community offers elevators, heated underground parking, courtyard, media room, fitness center, & on-site grocery store. Units offer an in-home washer & dryer, high ceilings, wood floors, open-plan kitchen w/ island, dishwasher, views of skyline or fountain from private balcony/patio. Large dogs & cats welcome.
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Laurel Village
- Lofts, Studios, 1, and 2 Bedroom Apartments
- Washer and Dryer in Every Apartment Home
- Indoor Pools, Spas & Saunas
- Pharmacy, Post Office, On Site Restaurants
- Ample Indoor Parking, Guest/Visitor Parking
- Day Care, Dry Cleaning Pick Up
- Garden Patios With Grills, Loring Park
- Event Centers, Theater Room, Tanning
- State of the Art Fitness Centers
- Breakfast Bars, Large Closets, City Views
- Salon, Grocery Delivery, Pay Rent On Line
- Schools, Theatre District, Nicollet Mall
Laurel Village offers lofts, studios, 1, 1 plus den and 2 bedroom apartments for rent in downtown Minneapolis. The luxury high rise apartments have Victorian brownstone and modern designs. Onsite is a concierge, fitness center, indoor pool, sauna, whirlpool, tanning and patios with grills. Laurel Village is pet friendly with an onsite dog park! Apartments feature large closets, in-home washer & dryer, breakfast bar, dishwasher, disposal, patio or balcony and garage parking.
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Park Terrace Apartments
- Heat Included in Rent
- Underground Parking And Outdoor Parking Available
- Laundry And Storage Facilities
- Walk-In Closets
- Fitness Center
- On the MTC Bus Line
- Fabulous Views Of Loring Park and Downtown
- Concierge Services and Entertainment Room
- Close To Freeways, Downtown, Trendy Uptown
- Walk to Park or Shop
- Convenient Location And Near The Lakes
- Close To Dining, Entertainment and Shopping
Park Terrace offers high-rise apartments in a great downtown Minneapolis location near Loring Park on the busline. These studio and 1 bedroom apartments for rent include heat in rent, have underground parking available, extra storage units, and air conditioning. Park Terrace is a cat friendly community with a fitness center, onsite laundry, and a playground nearby. Park Terrace is conveniently located near 394 and 94.
Minneapolis, MN 55401
- Brand New Boutique Apartments
- Pet Friendly
- Fitness Center, Yoga Studio & Massage Room
- Full Size Washer & Dryer
- Bike Storage & Shop
- Heated Underground Parking
- Large Closets & Storage Units
- Club Room
- Balconies & Patios With Skyline Views
- Concierge Services
- 2 Blocks From Mississippi River & 170+ Bike Paths
- Close to Diverse Attractions in Northloop
Brand new studio, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments in between the vibrant Northloop neighborhood & Warehouse District of Minneapolis. Community amenities support healthy living & feature indoor fitness space,fitness on demand, bike storage & repair shop, outdoor club patio & much more. Vélo is pet friendly.
Minneapolis, MN 55414
The Bridges
- Brand New Studio, 1, 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom Apartments
- In-Unit Washer & Dryer
- Fully Furnished w/ Contemporary Style Furniture
- 24-Hour 2 floor Fitness Center w/ Yoga & Crossfit
- Full Kitchens w/ Granite Counter & Stainless Steel
- Club Room, Library & Lounges
- Central to U of M East & West Bank Campuses
- Outdoor Rooftop Terrace & Sky Lounge
- Activity Room & Movie Theater
- Climate Controlled Parking Available
- Easy Access to Metro Transit & Campus Buses
- In Dinkytown & Northeast Neighborhood
The Bridges has brand new studio, 1, 2, 3 & 4 apartments in Dinkytown. Homes are fully furnished, with granite counters, stainless steel, walk-in closets & washers/dryers. Outdoor rooftop terrace, 24/7 fitness center, community, media lounges, activity room with billiards & movie theater. Central to University of Minnesota's East & West bank campus & Dinkytown. Close to metro transit & campus shuttle.
Minneapolis, MN 55414
The Marshall
- 1, 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom Apartments and Townhomes
- WiFi Internet, Digital Cable, Water Included
- In-Home Washer & Dryer
- Fully Equipped Kitchen With Granite
- Private Bathroom & Bedrooms
- Fully Furnished
- Modern Fitness Center
- Computer Lab & Clubhouse
- Indoor Pool & Full Sized Basketball Court
- Zen Garden with Grilling Areas
- Business Center
- Two Blocks from University of Minnesota East Bank
The Marshall offers student housing with 1, 2, 3 & 4 bedroom apartments & 2, 3 & 4 bedroom townhomes. Opening August 2014! Spaces come fully furnished with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, hardwood floors, in-unit washer/dryer, private bath & bedrooms. Full kitchens with microwave, dishwasher & garbage disposal. Community has indoor pool, fitness center, indoor basketball court, computer lab, clubhouse, and zen garden. Only two blocks away from University of Minnesota.
Minneapolis, MN 55401
Rivergate Apartments
- Great Views of Minneapolis Skyline and River
- All Utilities Included
- Party Room with Big Screen TV & Billards
- 24-Hour Fitness Center
- Walk-In Closets
- Ramp Parking Available
- Jog or Bike Along the River Area
- Close to Dining, Shopping, Entertainment
- Cats Welcome
- Close to the Light Rail
- On Bus Lines and Easy Skyway Access
- Dishwashers
Rivergate Apartments offer large studio, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent in Downtown Minneapolis, MN conveniently located near the Mississippi Mile River area, skyway, Nicollet Mall & fine dining. Rivergate's newly remodeled community features a 24-hour fitness center, 24-hour on-site laundry, community center with billiards, patio with grills, air conditioning, dishwashers and a great view of Minneapolis. Parking Ramp is available and apartments are pet friendly.
Minneapolis, MN 55408
Elan Uptown
- Roof Top Deck for Entertaining
- Resort Style Pool w/ Cabanas
- 24 Hour Club Style Fitness Center
- Multiple Outdoor Dining Areas
- Direct Access to the Greenway
- Courtyards w/ Fire PIts
- Members Lounge w/ Wi-Fi
- Access to Conference Room
- Complimentary Tanning
- LEED Silver Certified
- Resort Style Living w/ Concierge Services
- Pet Washing Station
Elan Uptown has brand new luxury studios, 1, and 2 bedroom apartments in Uptown Minneapolis. Apartments have stainless steel appliances, washer/dryer, granite counter tops with wood cabinets, walk in closets, and kitchen islands in select homes. Apartments are pet friendly. Elan Uptown has a fitness center, tanning room, pool, outdoor kitchen and fire pits, underground parking, and multi-purpose community room. Direct access to the Midtown Greenway bike and hiking path.
Minneapolis, MN 55401
The Nic on Fifth
- Garden Roof Deck w/Pool, Spa, & Cabanas
- Concierge Service
- Dog Run
- Firepits, Grilling Lounge & Outdoor Kitchen
- Private Indoor Heated Parking
- Skyway & Lightrail Connected Living
- Clubroom & Entertainment Kitchen
- Fitness Center w/Yoga
- iLounge
- Guest Suites
- Bike Storage & Workshop
- Pet Friendly
NOW LEASING! The Nic on Fifth has Penthouse, Alcove, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Be in Minneapolis' vibrant downtown. On Nicollet Mall & 5th Street, steps from the city's top-rated restaurants, live entertainment venues, performing art centers, professional sports facilities, museums, a thriving music scene & shopping galore. Offering a rooftop garden deck w/ pool, outdoor kitchen & grilling lounge, fire-pit, guest suite, fitness center, dog run, iLounge & garages.
Minneapolis, MN 55403
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The Once and Future Way to Run November 03 2011
Check out this great article from barefoot champion Christopher McDougall (Born to Run). Visit NYT to see a video of Chris teaching the staff at NYT how to run.
When you're stalking barefoot runners, camouflage helps. "Some of them get kind of prancy when they notice you filming," Peter Larson says. "They put on this notion of what they think barefoot running should be. It looks weird." Larson, an evolutionary biologist at Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire who has been on the barefoot beat for two years now, is also a stickler about his timing. "You don't want to catch them too early in a run, when they're cold, or too late, when they're tired."
If everything comes together just right, you'll be exactly where Larson was one Sunday morning in September: peeking out from behind a tree on Governors Island in New York Harbor, his digital video camera nearly invisible on an ankle-high tripod, as the Second Annual New York City Barefoot Run got under way about a quarter-mile up the road. Hundreds of runners — men and women, young and old, athletic and not so much so, natives from 11 different countries — came pattering down the asphalt straight toward his viewfinder.
About half of them were actually barefoot. The rest wore Vibram FiveFingers — a rubber foot glove with no heel cushion or arch support — or Spartacus-style sandals, or other superlight "minimalist" running shoes. Larson surreptitiously recorded them all, wondering how many (if any) had what he was looking for: the lost secret of perfect running.
It's what Alberto Salazar, for a while the world's dominant marathoner and now the coach of some of America's top distance runners, describes in mythical-questing terms as the "one best way" — not the fastest, necessarily, but thebest: an injury-proof, evolution-tested way to place one foot on the ground and pick it up before the other comes down. Left, right, repeat; that's all running really is, a movement so natural that babies learn it the first time they rise to their feet. Yet sometime between childhood and adulthood — and between the dawn of our species and today — most of us lose the knack.
We were once the greatest endurance runners on earth. We didn't have fangs, claws, strength or speed, but the springiness of our legs and our unrivaled ability to cool our bodies by sweating rather than panting enabled humans to chase prey until it dropped from heat exhaustion. Some speculate that collaboration on such hunts led to language, then shared technology. Running arguably made us the masters of the world.
So how did one of our greatest strengths become such a liability? "The data suggests up to 79 percent of all runners are injured every year," says Stephen Messier, the director of the J. B. Snow Biomechanics Laboratory at Wake Forest University. "What's more, those figures have been consistent since the 1970s." Messier is currently 11 months into a study for the U.S. Army and estimates that 40 percent of his 200 subjects will be hurt within a year. "It's become a serious public health crisis."
Nothing seems able to check it: not cross-training, not stretching, not $400 custom-molded orthotics, not even softer surfaces. And those special running shoes everyone thinks he needs? In 40 years, no study has ever shown that they do anything to reduce injuries. On the contrary, the U.S. Army's Public Health Command concluded in a report in 2010, drawing on three large-scale studies of thousands of military personnel, that using shoes tailored to individual foot shapes had "little influence on injuries."
Two years ago, in my book, "Born to Run," I suggested we don't need smarter shoes; we need smarter feet. I'd gone into Mexico's Copper Canyon to learn from the Tarahumara Indians, who tackle 100-mile races well into their geriatric years. I was a broken-down, middle-aged, ex-runner when I arrived. Nine months later, I was transformed. After getting rid of my cushioned shoes and adopting the Tarahumaras' whisper-soft stride, I was able to join them for a 50-mile race through the canyons. I haven't lost a day of running to injury since.
"Barefoot-style" shoes are now a $1.7 billion industry. But simply putting something different on your feet doesn't make you a gliding Tarahumara. The "one best way" isn't about footwear. It's about form. Learn to run gently, and you can wear anything. Fail to do so, and no shoe — or lack of shoe — will make a difference.
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I confess... MAJOR TMI confession alert:
DH and I were having a smokin sex session tonight when I felt the build up of a really intense orgasm beginning. Ugh, then the stupid pillows that he was laying on started rocking into the blinds on the window behind our bed and it totally RUINED it for me!!! I could NOT take my concentration off of the stupid noise! JUST. LIKE. THAT...from hot sex to BANG BANG BANG pillows on the shades! How does this crap happen? Side tracked much? LOL, of course DH was oblivious to it and he got his.
Then...it slipped out and I knew there was no hope.
Oh Janeen, that totally stinks. I hate when I get side tracked and lose it.
I will also confess that we got sloppy drunk tonight (no kids) and had some awesome sex too. Like...the best in 7 years! Now i'm beat. And still drunk.
Ashley - 25, Chris - 27, Elizabeth - 9-22-04, Alexis - 12-19-08
I confess the inlaw drama has come to a serious head. Tred had to deal with his drama queen mother all afternoon. And apparently she called his sister and gave HER side of it, included made up things that were never said and only existed in her mind. So SIL sent me a general "how f'ing selfish are you being" type of email. I think it was the straw in my husband's back. He spend 2 hours writing a email back to her and let her, and mom, have it with both barrels. Now he's killing virtual Nazis on the Wii (I think they're Nazis - WWII game of some sort).
So who knows if we'll all still be on speaking terms in a few days. I'm still going downhill with this cold and expect to get even less sleep than I have the last 2 - and now I feel horrid guilt that I have come between Tred and his family.
Of course when I said that he said his family was me and Liam and so long as WE were OK than he was OK. I'm still feeling some horrid guilt though.
Although.. . .if we're not speaking to them for a few years (which has happened before with other family members and MIL) then I'm so taking the opportunity to come out of the A closet.
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I'm super bummed! Remember the contest to have Donnie come to someone's house for the weekend? Well I made a video and did everything right. I thought the deadline was Tuesday 9 p.m. Well I was going to turn it in Monday but Josh didn't nap and I didn't get a chance to finish it up. So I finished it Tuesday and turned it in sometime mid-day. I was all happy and I thought I actually might have a chance.
I was reading over a thread about it on his webpage and found out it was due at 9 A.M. A lot of people made the same mistake! Seriously, 9 a.m.? I'm so bummed now.
I'm so pissed. I went way outside my comfort zone for that, dug deep and now it means nothing. I hope he at least watched and appreciated it. (Probably didn't though--he had enough to watch that were actually turned in on time! LOL)
Thanks, Lydia. I know. It's just...such a dumb mistake. I read the rules of that contest so many times to make sure I got everything. I can't believe I didn't notice it said a.m. and not p.m. The only thing that would have saved me was that it was pacific time and I am in eastern time. But I was still like, an hour and a half late.
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Dog Carries Little Girl's Oxygen Tank. Updated.
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Submitted by Suzy | March 25 2012 | Permalink
I saw this and it was amazing. It was absolutely shocking that any adult and especially a dog trainer would put a pinch collar in the hands of a 3 year old girl. There are reasons real service dog agencies turned this family down. It's because a 3 year old is way way way too young to handle that responsibility. Besides does a 3 year old really need the kind of freedom that makes them think a dog is required.
Submitted by Anonymous | March 26 2012 | Permalink
I agree completely! When I saw realized it was wearing a prong collar I was horrified! And watching her keep yanking and yanking on that poor dog, digging those prongs into his neck. At one point, on the sofa, the dog is in pain, you can see the facial expressions, she keeps pulling the leash tight and he's trying to get away from her. The Dad takes the leash and yanks it again and harder and makes it stay to endure more pain!!! I can SEE why they were turned down now as well by many agencies!
Submitted by Anonymous | January 26 2013 | Permalink
I watched the program on TV Doctors and initially thought what a gorgeous relationship between the child and Mr Biggs.. Then I decided to google to see more cute footage of the two together. That's when my feelings changed. I was horrified to see that collar hidden by the red bandana and the way the little girl was yanking on the lead and pulling on that bandana. Why didn't the parents tell her to stop that. I've lost the warm fuzzy feelings I initially had for the child and Mr Gibbs. She is far too young for the well being of Mr Gibbs. Parents, please try to realise why this paring is neither good for your child or Mr Biggs. I hope things work out for you Mr Biggs, it's a shame you're not here in Australia where those shock and prong collars are banned.
Submitted by Karen | March 26 2012 | Permalink
I so agree with you, Suzy. This is no service dog and he is basically being abused. No reputable established service dog agency would set a dog up for failure like this. I also see no affection, caring or concern for the dog on the part of this child, or from the parents, for that matter.
Submitted by Julie | March 26 2012 | Permalink
they could at least tell her to stop yanking on the collar unnecessarily...
I noticed the collar also. It really bothered me along with the uncoordinated way the child was yanking the leash. I agree that this child is way too young. While it is great that this kind of service dog can be trained for her disability, I think waiting until she's older, with better judgement and coordination, would be far more humane for the dog. That dog must be totally exhausted by evening.
Submitted by PetPeople.in | March 26 2012 | Permalink
This is really touching. Thanks to the dog and god bless the child and this beautiful dog.
Submitted by Erin | March 26 2012 | Permalink
I'm surprised to see The Bark sharing a video clip like this one, given the focus on dog friendly training and understanding canine communication I see so often in the magazine itself - there are so many videos and stories of service dogs that don't show a distressed dog with a little girl yanking on a prong collar. :(
This blog entry really sums up my thoughts on this story:
Submitted by Linda | March 26 2012 | Permalink
Poor Mr.Gibbs. I feel for this little girl and her family. However, there are other little girls with much more devastating handicaps than carrying an oxygen tank. Maybe they can come up with a temporary solution until the girl is old enough to properly handle a service dog. Dogs for autistic children are not under the control of the child, but they are under the control of the parent. This parent doesn't look like he knows how to handle his daughter's service dog very well either.This is not a good example of a good working partnership between human and dog.
Submitted by Jane | March 26 2012 | Permalink
As a doodle owner and dog lover I'm saying that this dog is being abused at the hands of that toddler. Why any trainer would allow this is beyond me other than to think they want the press that the "cute" story brings. The parents of the little girl even admit that the poor thing gets hit in the head with the swing, plus let her yank and yank on the prong collar. SOMEONE needs to do something to help this dog!
Submitted by Nicky | March 26 2012 | Permalink
I agree absolutely with Suzy. Service dogs should be trained professionally and this costs thousands of dollars. The Goldendoodle and Labradoodle's temperament makes them ideal candidates but I am afraid it also opens them to abuse too. I personally don't like prong collars but to put a prong collar in the hands of a three year old is a disgrace. At first glance this looks like a touching story but on second it is truly awful.
Submitted by fparker | March 26 2012 | Permalink
I'm sorry but allowing a three year old to yank a dog about is unfair and abusive to the dog. A child of this age is too young to understand how to work with, let alone train a dog.
Submitted by Elle R. | March 26 2012 | Permalink
It's really too bad that the uneducated media has chosen to put out this story in a positive light. A 3 year old is really too young to be using a prong collar on a dog. This is probably why the family has been refused a service dog in the past.
Submitted by Steph B | March 26 2012 | Permalink
While I applaud partnerships between service dogs and their handlers, and I feel bad for the poor child stuck with an oxygen tank, I feel especially bad for the dog - trapped in a prong collar that is being yanked by a 3-year-old who doesn't know better, showing body language that is begging for escape (lip licking, yawning, lack of eye contact...) There are tons of happy, brilliant service dogs out there, trained with positive methods... Mr. Gibbs does not appear to be one of them. I'd love to direct your readers to Laurie Luck's Smart Dog Blog; she is a pro-trainer who has raised over a dozen service dogs and her breakdown of the behaviors seen in the video is eye-openeing.
I encourage The Bark to really check into the stories being promoted, to make sure that this is really the picture of a "happy service dog" that you want to send to your readership. Thanks!
Submitted by Anonymous | March 26 2012 | Permalink
I find it deeply disturbing that a dog lovers magazine would run with this story. Prong collars and three year old children DO NOT go together....EVER!
Submitted by Laurie Luck, KPA CTP | March 26 2012 | Permalink
I saw it. Unfortunately, I saw A LOT more than the cuteness factor. I wrote a piece breaking this segment down minute by minute and documented all the dog's stress signals and why I'm sad for this dog. You can read it here and see all the signals, then decide for yourself...
Submitted by Leigh | March 26 2012 | Permalink
I am thrilled that The Bark is willing to see a story and realize their initial response to it was wrong. I, too, when initially seeing the video thought it was a great story. Cute dog, cute child, but upon deeper investigation I was horrified by the condition of this dog. I would love nothing more than to take him home with me and give him the unconditional love my doodle takes for granted every day. I so wish there was something I could do.
Submitted by Laura | June 7 2012 | Permalink
Thank god i read these posts!! as a dog lover my mum showed me the article and straight away I thought what dog wants to do that!!Also shes 3 years old!!!!!
Submitted by Anonymous | June 28 2012 | Permalink
As a father of a child with NEHI and a dog companion I see a different story. My golden retriever is not a happy fella unless he has a purpose and a place. He appears most happy when we load him up with a backpack full of soup cans. Or he carries his own water when we're out hikeing. I personally see a simbiotic relationship. A dog with a purpose and a place who I would be willing to bet is more happy than your golden doodle and a CHILD (Children Having Interstitial Lung Disease) with a better life. Who are you to judge?
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I have something to admit. I have been wrong about something. I hate to admit it, but it struck me last week that I was wrong. Hockey is a legitimate sport and my constant bashing of it has been uncalled for. Hockey fans can rejoice in the fact that I have been converted.
Watching the NHL Stanley Cup Finals has been more enjoyable then suffering through four one-sided games the NBA Finals have given us. Two OT games, plus a dominating performance by the Boston Bruins over the Chicago Blackhawks Monday night and I'm sold. The NHL has a new fan.
Of course, with any fan, I have an issue with what the NHL is doing. I know it has been a week since I've called myself a fan of the NHL hockey but I think my argument has some merit. If the NHL wants to be a respected league and gain new fans, they need to rework their television deal.
Both Game 2 and 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals were only viewable on the NBC Sports Network. The NBCSN is one of those specialty channels that you have when you're a customer of a large television provider, DirecTV, Comcast, etc… Basic cable packages usually do not carry this channel.
In a day and age of when you can view everything online, many people are going away from buying into these providers because they would rather watch streaming programs. It saves money and frankly, you don't watch all 100 plus channels available to you with those providers.
NBC, which is the parent of the NBCSN family, has 200 affiliates in 48 states. Chances are you will have NBC come through on the most basic of basic television providers. You could have a TV, a cable and an antenna on your roof. You are going to get NBC programming, albeit it will be fuzzy reception.
Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals, the three overtime marathon that was won by Chicago, was on NBC. Ratings for that game were up 119 percent from last year. The NHL crushed it, to say the least. Game 2 of the Stanley Cup, while setting a record for viewers on the NBCSN, had two million less viewers.
This wasn't because there was a lack of interest after Game 1. In fact, interest was probably massive after Game 1. However, because the NHL signed a deal back in 1995, the coverage switched from a broadcast to cable network.
It blows my mind that the NHL would think this was a good idea even back in '95. Your reach will be much greater if you keep the entire series on the broadcast network. On the edge fans and even young fans of sports will be hooked by this action if it is readily available for their viewing.
Adults can go to a bar and watch Games 2 and 3 if they don't have NBCSN in their house. Small children, teenagers and adults not wanting to spend the money cannot. You alienate them in that regard. You don't get hooked on a television series by watching the series premiere and watching episode four. You miss too much information in between.
The same thing goes for the NHL. You don't hook fans by allowing them to watch a Game 1 of your best product and saying, "Okay. We will see most of you again in a week for Game 4."
Another big reason this really hurts the NHL is the markets involved in this series are massive. Chicago is the third largest television market in the nation while Boston is seventh. These types of teams in big markets usually lead to a bigger fan base when they are successful. Think of the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Lakers and the list goes on.
While I understand the NHL's need to show the sports channel that has showed them the most love some respect, more fans lead to more money. The reason the NFL is so profitable is because it can be viewed by everybody. They can get the average fan from Portland, Maine to become a diehard fan of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The NHL is missing out on a young fan base and even the on-the-fence fan in smaller markets like Fargo, Sioux Falls and you get the idea. Hockey fans complain the NHL doesn't get the respect it deserves, but they shouldn't blame this on the sports channel giants. Blame it on the NHL for striking a deal that is not up until 2021.


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Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
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What's your favorite movie quote?
Anything that Will Ferrell says in any of his movies. "I'm Ricky Bobby. If you don't chew Big Red, then f**k you."
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Any of the Mario games! Watch out, I dominate when it comes to saving Princess Peach.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
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What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
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What's your best party trick?
I can cut the top off a champagne bottle with a knife. Just stay out of the way ha.
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Sweet heart if I follow you home will you keep me?
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I have been lucky enough to have pretty great jobs!! No bad ones yet.
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Swimming with sharks when I was out of the country. It was seriously sketchy.
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Highmoor Farm, 52 US Route 202, Monmouth, Maine 04259
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Cost for registration (including lunch) is $20.00 per person and checks are to be made payable to University of Maine Cooperative Extension.
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The Maine State Pomological Society and Maine Vegetable and Small Fruit Growers Association will be joining with the Maine Agricultural and Forest Experiment Station and the University of Maine Cooperative Extension to hold a public field day at Highmoor Farm in Monmouth on Wednesday, July 31, 2013, rain or shine.
Highmoor Farm is the Field Research Station for fruits and vegetables, and has been working with Maine farmers to improve crop production since 1909, when the farm was purchased by the state to carry out research on orchard practices. For more than 100 years, researchers at Highmoor Farm have helped to develop cultural techniques, new varieties and pest management practices to improve the success of Maine's vegetable and fruit farmers.
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Directions to Highmoor Farm, 52 US Route 202, Monmouth, Maine 04259 (207.933.2100)
Traveling North on I-95: Drive north on the Maine Turnpike (I-95) and take Exit 86 in Sabattus. Turn left onto Route 9/Middle Road. Travel about 2 miles on Route 9 East, then turn left onto Route 132. After 4.5 miles, turn left onto Leeds Junction Road. Travel about 2.8 miles, then turn right onto U.S. Route 202 and travel about 1.3 miles up the road until you see Highmoor Farm on the right.
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Mark Lieser wrote:Our only complaint was that when we asked for a pitcher of water, we were told that they would only serve us bottled water, but would not provide free-of-charge water from the tap. This was quite bizarre, and was the only damper on an otherwise fine meal.
Yossie Horwitz wrote:Between this place and Fink's, I'm begining to think either Gabriel gets massively preferential treatment at French owned restaurants (or I get treated horribly), or we have diametrically opposed opinions about what should go on at them.
I dined at Trocedero a few months ago at the enthusiastic recommendation of a friend and was tremendously disappointed (I should add that Chateaubriand in Paris was also dissappointing especially when compared to a much better culinary experience at Osmose). The service was appalling (we waiting for 45 minutes to get water and menus due to the owners insistence on taking all the orders [but he gave up after 45 minutes realizing he couldn't get to everyone]), our courses took forever to arrive and they ended up charging us another table's bill (that was 500 NIS higher than ours) and then proceeded to take over half an hour to resort things out. The food was passable at best and especially disappointing was the foie gras dishes. The disproportion between the amount of apple and the amount of foie gras was comical at best. I wouldn't return until there were some serious management changes (i.e. the owner stuck to cooking and hired professional staff and a dining room manager).
Among the best kosher places in the world, I'd include Gabriel in Israel (pre it becoming mehadrin), Osmose in Paris, Deca in Tel-Aviv and Terra Sur in California (where i have not been but have heard nothing but enthusiastic endorsements from everyone I know who has dined there). The list used to include La Guta and Ragu in Jerusalem as well. Next level down on the list would be Mike's Bistro in Manhattan which gets a deduction for never changing the menu and a lack of creativity. While there are many top-notch kosher restaurants and purely from reading reviews of non-kosher ones, I don't think there are public (i.e. restaurants) kosher dining experiences equal to the best the world has to offer. I'm not sure why exactly, but it is extremely disappointing (as someone who would happily travel for hours for a mind-blowing meal).
Mark Lieser wrote:Very showy. ("faltzani" would be the best Hebrew word I could use to describe it.) I'm all for presentation. But, the food was good enough that all the other stuff was a bit over the top and unnecessary.
Mark Lieser wrote:Gabriel - was also there the first week they opened, but haven't been back, so can't say if the quality has been maintained.
Mark Lieser wrote:Gabriel, what ever happened to your idea of using Finks as a venue for an organized dinner to discuss wine pairings?
Mark Lieser wrote:It sounds like we both were fortunate - and maybe you should accompany Yossie next time. (I'll come too, if you're paying .
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1st Annual Meeting of the World Heritage Related Category 2 Centres and of Relevant UNESCO Chairs and other Higher Education and Research Institutions
The "Bahrain Report" is the outcome of the First annual meeting of World Heritage related Category 2 Centres and of relevant UNESCO Chairs and Higher Education and Research Institutions, which was held on 19-20 December 2010 in Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain, hosted by the Ministry of Culture of the Kingdom of Bahrain and jointly organized by the UNESCO World Heritage Centre and by the Kingdom of Bahrain.
This meeting was held following Resolution 17 GA 9, adopted by the General Assembly of States Parties to the World Heritage Convention at its 17th session (UNESCO, 2009), which "request[ed] the World Heritage Centre to convene in 2010 through extra budgetary funding a meeting of the existing UNESCO Category 2 Centres active on World Heritage issues together with representatives of relevant UNITWIN networks, UNESCO Chairs and other regional and national research centres at the regional and national levels and graduate programmes in order to facilitate their activities and to strengthen their regional relevance" (Resolution 17 GA 9).
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Monday, December 20, 2010
Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain
Giovanni Boccardi (UNESCO)


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Plenty of rabid football fans opt out of preseason broadcasts…or at least don't edge-of-their-seats partake in the preseason broadcast. If you miss something, there's no real reason to rewind the DVR. Snacks, bathroom breaks, telephone calls…feel free to engage in these at any time during the game. And as far as the game itself, don't sweat the second half, for the most part. What I'm trying to say is that it's tough enough to get solid football fans to watch their own team in the preseason, much less other teams. So, plenty of folks today are still here with the Pam Oliver hit in the face with football video from last weekend: "What happened?" Well, here you go:
You've gotta admire how all parties handled it. Well played, everybody.


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Spotted at TreeHugger
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