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Start preparing before you hit the slopes. Find the best powder spots, face shots and off piste. And be in-the-know with the latest lingo. Take a look at these top tips from Britain's number one Alpine skier, Chemmy Alcott.
Skiing has a reputation for being hugely expensive. I'd suggest renting skis rather than forking out on a pair, as most top resorts stock the latest and greatest. Boots are more of a personal thing so I'd suggest buying those before you fly. Break them in by sporting them in front of your favourite TV show before jetting off to the snow.
If you've never skied before or feel a little rusty, head to one of your local artificial ski centres or one of the three indoor snow domes in the UK. This will help get your muscles used to the strains of skiing so you can ski harder for longer on your first day.
Start preparing for your holiday a few weeks before you leave to avoid muscle soreness. A few daily leg squats and core exercises (Fit Balls are great) will improve balance and strength. Try standing with your back against the wall and sinking down so your thighs are parallel to the ground. Hold that position until it burns. Then hold some more. But if the mere thought of going to the gym brings you out in a cold sweat, just do some running or hill walking.
Check out your resort online before hand. It makes choosing a bit easier. I'd also recommend finding somewhere with a spa. There's nothing better than recovering in a pool, sauna or steam room.
When it comes to packing, remember to bring lots of layers for when it's chilly. This helps trap the warm air closer to your body. You'd be surprised how many thermals I squeeze under my skin tight lycra race suit.
As a patron for Cancer Research, I'm often surprised by how many people think you can't get skin damage while skiing simply because the air is cold. My skin is constantly red from sun and wind abuse. It only takes a second to apply sunscreen – so don't be lazy.
I know it might not take off on the catwalks but I always ski with a water bottle holder. Even though it's cold, your body still needs water. The travelling can dehydrate you too, so it's important to keep topping up your water during and after the flight.
If you want noise, energy and fancy ski-boot bopping to some seriously cheesy Euro songs then go to Austria. St. Anton gets particularly lively at night. The French and Swiss après ski is more civilized – rest your aching body in any of the countless spas and thermal baths. In Canada, Alberta's Lake Louise and the surrounding Banff is a draw for body pampering and shopping alike.
I've a few favourite places for skiing:
Whistler in British Columbia, Canada. Being on the Canadian west coast means this resort offers waste deep powder nearly all winter.
Flaine, a "bowl" in the French Alps, which might not be the prettiest place—but it gets snow when other places struggle.
Mount Hotham in Australia isn't a resort that's always under the snow. But a few years ago I did a winter season there and every day after training, we went cruising across all the crazy terrain.
Switzerland has some great off piste steep slopes which post new snow and can offer the best face shots in the world.
There are a lot of phrases in skiing which can flummox the beginner.


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What's your favorite movie quote?
Anything by Zak Galifinakis in the Hangover....
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Old School Castlevania... I quite possibly could kick some butt
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Pierced ears, that's it
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
"The Climb" by Miley Cyrus
What's your best party trick?
I can put my leg behind my head,comfortably
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
My husband (before he was my husband) he said "I just happen to have an extra ticket to a concert your favorite band is putting on, I'd hate for it to go to waste, would you like to go with me? And also what is your favorite band so that I can go get those tickets?"
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Waitress at a truck stop type Diner
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Get Married
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My pillow... I would so be asleep, I am not a party girl, I am way too responsible.
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vegetarian sausage
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Uber PDA with the Hubby
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At first, I only saw the 'after' video (the second one posted on this page) and was amazed at how calm the dude was when removing the owl from his house.
Now seeing the first video, it appears this was not always the case.
YouTube Description: Owl In My House - Look at what the cat drug into the house! I found out through this video, I scream. Not just scream, but borderline hysterics.
WARNING: This video contains an 'S-H-bomb.'
I don't blame him though. I would have had the exact same reaction. Actually, I probably would have just abandoned the house all together and looked for a new place to live. Heh.
Not the self-proclaimed 'Owl Whisperer' though, he stared the beast right in the face and subdued the winged-destroyer.
YouTube Description: The Owl Whisperer - After 40 minutes of hysterics, it did neither of us good. We finally compromised and I was able to get him (or her) out using a Swiffer. The Owl Whisperer - Swifferer?
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You might not be familiar with the term 'Z-Movie,' but if you grew up in the 90's, chances are you've seen one. They're the beyond-low-budget monstrosities that teased you from the walls of the mom-and-pop video store. Usually, the films themselves could never live up to the pictures on the videotape boxes (because this was way before your fancy 'Digital Video Discs' and 'Blu-Rays') but occasionally you'd find something truly unique. 'WEIRDO FLICKS' will clue you into some movies which 'unique' doesn't even begin to describe...
'Incident at Raven's Gate' - 1988, Directed by Rolf de Heer
Wow. This was a VERY strange one. I don't even know how to approach this review.
I guess, let's say it's an arthouse sci-fi flick from Australia, that may or may not be about aliens. It's sort of slow-moving, and kind of leaves you with a creepy feeling.
The general plot is as follows: Some kind of military guy is investigating a possible UFO report in an area called Raven's Gate, part of the Australian outback. When he arrives at the town, he discovers that several people are dead, missing, or insane, and that a couple buildings have been demolished by an unknown force. He forces a local police officer to help him, and then we jump back five days into the events.
So, there's a scientist obsessed with the idea of hydroponics, who is trying to grow prize-winning orchids on a small farm (keep in mind this is the OUTBACK, where it is almost always dry). He and his wife take in his younger punk brother, recently out of jail. Eddie, the brother, is a ne'er-do-well who would rather get drunk in town than help on the farm, but he does do the work asked of him.
However, things start happening...like a herd of sheep having the water sucked out of them...so Richard (the scientist) naturally suspects his brother isn't doing his job, and tension grows between them (Eddie also has a thing for Richard's wife, which seems to have existed before his jail sentence).
Strange things continue to happen, and various people go insane from coming face-to-face with something that may be an alien entity, or it may be something more complicated. Whatever the case, the 'thing' seems to really like water...
I won't give away any of the really weird stuff that happens, because it's best experienced without prior knowledge.
This movie felt, to me, like an 'X-Files' episode directed by one of Andy Warhol's cohorts. Or something like that. It is very arty and relies a lot on mood, but there's enough tension and strangeness throughout to keep a basic thriller fan involved. I really don't know what to make of it...especially the ending...but I'm pretty sure I enjoyed it.
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A great way to expose children to exercise is to take them along when you run, walk, bike, or hike. Kids will enjoy the fresh air and learn early on that exercise is fun and an essential part of a healthful lifestyle. But, there are a few extra things to consider when bringing the little one along for a ride.
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The main types of child carriers used in exercise are: running strollers, bike seats or trailers, and backpacks. Regardless of the type of carrier used, there are several factors to consider to ensure a fun outing for both you and your child:
- Keep a moderate pace.
- Be especially aware of your surroundings.
- Watch out for dangerous terrain.
- Dress your child for the elements.
- Never leave your child unattended.
- Use safety harnesses.
- Don't exceed the weight limit of your carrier.
Running Strollers
Look for a sturdy and stable stroller with large, bicycle-style tires that will not tip on turns. It should also have:
- Handbrakes as well as locking wheel brakes
- A secure handle that will not become slippery from sweat (adjustable handlebars are a bonus for taller parents)
- A safety wrist strap, which will prevent the stroller from getting away from you
- Secure shoulder harness for baby
Bring your baby with you to try the stroller out for size. It should have a deep seat and a secure seat belt. Your baby should have good head control before riding in a jogging stroller. You may want to wait until the baby is 12 months so that a bicycle helmet may be used to offer extra protection. Another way to prevent excess jostling of your baby's head is to run on a smooth surface.
On your run
Wear bright clothing so that you can be easily seen by motorists. Dress yourself and your child appropriately for the weather. Remember that baby will not be breaking a sweat, so they may need extra layers or a blanket in cooler weather. Never, never let go of the stroller or safety wrist strap, it can easily get away from you.
Bike Seats
Adding a child seat makes a bike unstable; this extra weight can shift unpredictably while you ride. Experts recommend that only very skilled cyclists carry a child on their bike, and that the child must be able to hold his head up, able to sit unaided, and wear a properly fitted helmet.
There are two options for bike seats: front mounted and rear mounted. Each has its pros and cons, and there is no clear consensus on which is safest.
Rear-mounted bike seats
Many cyclists feel safer with their children behind them on the bike. Also, rear-mounted seats can be larger than those mounted in front and can have higher backs with greater support. However, when you need to pedal hard on an uphill, your child's head may get whipped from side to side. Another concern is that the extra weight on the back can cause the bike to tip over when you come to a full stop or when you're getting on or off the bike. Safe seats should have raised sides, leg guards, and a harness for baby.
Front-mounted bike seats
Having your child right in front of you allows you to talk to him or her while you ride. But, this also puts the child in the direct path of a head-on collision and can make steering awkward and difficult.
Bike Trailers
A bike trailer is an enclosed seat that is towed behind the bike. It allows the child to be separate from the bike and at less risk of harm if the bike crashes or falls. A trailer also avoids the problem of top-heaviness, which occurs with some bike seats. While it may be safer on some accounts, the bike trailer can be difficult to maneuver because of the extra length it adds to your bike. Only experienced riders should ride while towing a bike trailer, and it is a good idea to practice for a few weeks before taking on a passenger. In addition, the ride can be rough and you can't communicate with your child while riding.
A safe trailer should have a harness that the child cannot unhook or wiggle out of, a screen covering the front to protect the child from pebbles or other debris, and large, bicycle-style tires for a smoother ride.
General Bike Safety
Before a young child can ride in a trailer or bicycle seat, they should have good head control, be able to sit well on their own, and be able to wear a properly fitted helmet, usually around 12 months. When riding with babies and children, follow these safety tips:
- Both you and your child must wear a helmet. A helmet should fit snugly and offer good padding.
- Wear bright, reflective clothing to make yourself more visible.
- Attach a high-flying fluorescent flag to your bike or to the trailer so others can see you.
- Be sure that child seats have spoke guards, safety belts, and adequate padding.
- Avoid blankets or loose clothing that can get caught in the spokes or other parts of the bike.
- Have the bike seat fitted to your bike. Do not use it on other bikes without having it properly fitted.
- Choose routes with little traffic. A paved bike path is ideal, especially when you are starting out.
- Teach older children basic traffic rules and bike safety.
Whether you are heading out for a hike or just strolling around town, backpacks are a great hands-free option for bringing your child along. Here are some things to look for when shopping for a baby carrier:
- Firm, padded, adjustable head supports (especially important for younger babies who may be more comfortable in a front carrier)
- Secured seating that keeps the baby's back, trunk, and head upright
- Adjustable safety straps
- Correct fit for you, including wide, padded shoulder straps and a waist belt to reduce stress on the lower back
- Built-in stands to make it easier to get the backpack on and off, especially with metal-framed carriers or when using without a partner
Here are a few safety tips to keep in mind when using your backpack:
Know that the backpack may affect your balance, and do the following to compensate:
- Take smaller steps.
- Avoid rough, hard-to-see, or slick terrain.
- Don't walk too fast, especially when going downhill.
- Never use the backpack when doing activities in which a fall or moving equipment could harm the child, such as fly-fishing, lawn mowing, or skiing.
- Check in on your child often to make sure they are comfortable
- Reviewer: Brian Randall, MD
- Review Date: 09/2012 -
- Update Date: 09/07/2012 -


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