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Northwest Ladybug: Me = Triathlete!
It IS true! It IS! That feeling they say you’ll have upon completing your first Danskin Triathlon IS as amazing as they say it is!
The primary feeling I have right now is gratitude.
Gratitude first and foremost for my amazing daughter Elisabeth, who told me a year ago that she’d do this with me and who made good on her promise, beginning with walks around Green Lake for months on end, and culminating today when she patiently stayed with me all along, even though she is an accomplished athlete in her own right, having recently finished a few half-marathons.
We said all along that we’d cross the finish line together, and we did. Tom, Peter, and Kat (Aleks got no sleep last night, so stayed home) were even there to capture the whole thing on video!
My gratitude also goes wholeheartedly to Jennifer, the Swim Angel, who got me off to a great start by talking me off a, well, a wave that I hit (figuratively and literally) within the first few hundred feet of the swim and who gave me the encouragement to find my rhythm, believe in myself (in spite of gulps of choppy water), and do what I knew I could do – which was rock the swim (in spite of massive amounts of seaweed which, amazingly enough, didn’t bother me at all). Elisabeth, whose strong suit is running and biking more than swimming, stayed with Jennifer a bit longer – though I have a feeling that they just enjoyed chatting at that point! Thanks Jennifer – you are truly an inspiration!
Hundreds of volunteers lined the race course today, and every single one of them was so encouraging and helpful! Between them rooting for the triathletes and the triathletes encouraging each other every single step of the way, the mood through the entire race was 100% positive, encouraging, and supportive. THAT was absolutely incredible!
Since we’re dolling out the thanks, I really, really need to thank a blackberry bush about 2 miles into the run/walk that provided a much needed energy boost. Ah, August in Seattle! And the ice that was being passed out on this 97-degree day… totally awesome too!
I did get one call out from someone who passed me near the end of the run and said, “NorthwestLadybug! I read your blog!” Her name was Minuko, if I remember correctly That felt GREAT!
We’ve already decided that next year, BOTH my daughters will join me and that we’ll all three rock the 2011 Seattle Triathlon!
Any mom/daughter teams want to join us? We can definitely promise a good time!
A year ago, as I stood in my Air Boot and watched Marcy cross the finish line, I told myself I’d be out there in 2010… that I could do it, in spite of a badly broken ankle that feels like it will always be considered “on the mend” (it hurt every step of the way today!) and in spite of being 53, overweight, and out of shape.
You know when I fully believed myself?
Congrats!! You did it with your customary grace and determination. AND GRIT. I would most certainly have drowned during the swim portion; I'm a terrible swimmer. Way to go!
Congratulations, Carol!!!! Woohoo! I have tears for you!
I for one must challenge your self assessment of being old and out of shape..... Excuse me but didn't you just complete a triathlon? No small feat Sister! FANTASTIC job today!!!! WUHOO for YOU! Hey since you're already trained why don't you keep up the momentum and join me for the Trek next month? I won't be there as an angel I'll be there as an athlete and it would be AWESOME to give you a BIG high five and a HUGE hug at the finish line!
Yay Carol! I was there too but *thankfully* was in wave #6 so got to start at 7am and missed all the heat.
It was very well organized and a great job considering there were close to 4000 people there. But too much pandemonium (and it took all weekend too) for me, so I'm going to skip it next year BUT there are OTHER same-distance triathlons around that aren't so crowded. There are 2 up here in Bellingham, think about come up here to do them as Danskin warm-up triathlons next summer!
I got a little misty watching the video! Awesome!
You did it! You said you were going to do it and you did! Congratulations! I remember clearly a year ago when you set this goal for yourself and it's great that now you've done it. And extra special that Elizabeth did it with you. Yay for you both!
Congratulations, Carol!!! You can be so proud of yourself. You are a determined woman. What an accomplishment!!! I think it must be even more special to have done this together with your daughter.
Congrats Carol, I so admire you for what you have accomplished. You can be so proud of yourself.
WOW!!! You did it, Carol!!! What an awesome accomplishment--congratulations!
Clicked here from Tonya or Margaret's blog at some point. Congratulations! I do not know how you (or anyone else) ran a race in that kind of heat! You are inspirational!
congratulations....watching your video (without sound, I'm in a meeting room) gave me chills. It really did. Wow, how great. What an achievement.
Hi Carol! Congratulations! Thank you for the shout out (It is Masako, not Minuko...but close!) I had run across your blog when looking for people writing about their Danskin experience, so it was fun to read about yours...and it was fun to see you! YOU DID IT! It was my first triathalon too and it was a GREAT feeling to finish. Congrats again!
Thanks so much, everyone, for the positive vibes! It's MUCH appreciated! Sorry I don't comment here more often. My blog is automatically published on Facebook and there tend to be more conversations there. In other words, "friend me"!
The last time I read your blog was when you'd broken your foot. Now today I click and read this - I couldn't believe my eyes! Congratulations - truly inspirational!!
Congratulations! You are an inspiration to me.
Words cannot express how happy I am for you... so I'll just give up on that.
I'm rather misty here. So happy that you stuck to your guns and did it!
Thanks for sharing your story with the world.

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Northwest Ladybug : Me = Triathlete !
 It IS true ! It IS ! That feeling they say you ’ll have upon completing your first Danskin Triathlon IS as amazing as they say it is !
 The primary feeling I have right now is gratitude .
 Gratitude first and foremost for my amazing daughter Elisabeth , who told me a year ago that she ’d do this with me and who made good on her promise , beginning with walks around Green Lake for months on end , and culminating today when she patiently stayed with me all along , even though she is an accomplished athlete in her own right , having recently finished a few half - marathons .
 We said all along that we ’d cross the finish line together , and we did . Tom , Peter , and Kat ( Aleks got no sleep last night , so stayed home ) were even there to capture the whole thing on video !
 My gratitude also goes wholeheartedly to Jennifer , the Swim Angel , who got me off to a great start by talking me off a , well , a wave that I hit ( figuratively and literally ) within the first few hundred feet of the swim and who gave me the encouragement to find my rhythm , believe in myself ( in spite of gulps of choppy water ) , and do what I knew I could do – which was rock the swim ( in spite of massive amounts of seaweed which , amazingly enough , did n’t bother me at all ) . Elisabeth , whose strong suit is running and biking more than swimming , stayed with Jennifer a bit longer – though I have a feeling that they just enjoyed chatting at that point ! Thanks Jennifer – you are truly an inspiration !
 Hundreds of volunteers lined the race course today , and every single one of them was so encouraging and helpful ! Between them rooting for the triathletes and the triathletes encouraging each other every single step of the way , the mood through the entire race was 100 % positive , encouraging , and supportive . THAT was absolutely incredible !
 Since we ’re dolling out the thanks , I really , really need to thank a blackberry bush about 2 miles into the run / walk that provided a much needed energy boost . Ah , August in Seattle ! And the ice that was being passed out on this 97 - degree day … totally awesome too !
 I did get one call out from someone who passed me near the end of the run and said , “ NorthwestLadybug ! I read your blog ! ” Her name was Minuko , if I remember correctly That felt GREAT !
 We ’ve already decided that next year , BOTH my daughters will join me and that we ’ll all three rock the 2011 Seattle Triathlon !
 Any mom / daughter teams want to join us ? We can definitely promise a good time !
 A year ago , as I stood in my Air Boot and watched Marcy cross the finish line , I told myself I ’d be out there in 2010 … that I could do it , in spite of a badly broken ankle that feels like it will always be considered “ on the mend ” ( it hurt every step of the way today ! ) and in spite of being 53 , overweight , and out of shape .
 You know when I fully believed myself ?
 Congrats ! ! You did it with your customary grace and determination . AND GRIT . I would most certainly have drowned during the swim portion ; I 'm a terrible swimmer . Way to go !
 Congratulations , Carol ! ! ! ! Woohoo ! I have tears for you !
 I for one must challenge your self assessment of being old and out of shape ..... Excuse me but did n't you just complete a triathlon ? No small feat Sister ! FANTASTIC job today ! ! ! ! WUHOO for YOU ! Hey since you 're already trained why do n't you keep up the momentum and join me for the Trek next month ? I wo n't be there as an angel I 'll be there as an athlete and it would be AWESOME to give you a BIG high five and a HUGE hug at the finish line !
 Yay Carol ! I was there too but * thankfully * was in wave # 6 so got to start at 7 am and missed all the heat .
 It was very well organized and a great job considering there were close to 4000 people there . But too much pandemonium ( and it took all weekend too ) for me , so I 'm going to skip it next year BUT there are OTHER same - distance triathlons around that are n't so crowded . There are 2 up here in Bellingham , think about come up here to do them as Danskin warm - up triathlons next summer !
 I got a little misty watching the video ! Awesome !
 You did it ! You said you were going to do it and you did ! Congratulations ! I remember clearly a year ago when you set this goal for yourself and it 's great that now you 've done it . And extra special that Elizabeth did it with you . Yay for you both !
 Congratulations , Carol ! ! ! You can be so proud of yourself . You are a determined woman . What an accomplishment ! ! ! I think it must be even more special to have done this together with your daughter .
 Congrats Carol , I so admire you for what you have accomplished . You can be so proud of yourself .
 WOW ! ! ! You did it , Carol ! ! ! What an awesome accomplishment -- congratulations !
 Clicked here from Tonya or Margaret 's blog at some point . Congratulations ! I do not know how you ( or anyone else ) ran a race in that kind of heat ! You are inspirational !
 congratulations .... watching your video ( without sound , I 'm in a meeting room ) gave me chills . It really did . Wow , how great . What an achievement .
 Hi Carol ! Congratulations ! Thank you for the shout out ( It is Masako , not Minuko ... but close ! ) I had run across your blog when looking for people writing about their Danskin experience , so it was fun to read about yours ... and it was fun to see you ! YOU DID IT ! It was my first triathalon too and it was a GREAT feeling to finish . Congrats again !
 Thanks so much , everyone , for the positive vibes ! It 's MUCH appreciated ! Sorry I do n't comment here more often . My blog is automatically published on Facebook and there tend to be more conversations there . In other words , " friend me " !
 The last time I read your blog was when you 'd broken your foot . Now today I click and read this - I could n't believe my eyes ! Congratulations - truly inspirational ! !
 Congratulations ! You are an inspiration to me .
 Words can not express how happy I am for you ... so I 'll just give up on that .
 I 'm rather misty here . So happy that you stuck to your guns and did it !
 Thanks for sharing your story with the world .


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Hello everyone, wow first time i see the owners manual , never have one on my IG. Thanks a lot for the photos .
I'd love to find a manual like it for my 88 IG.
We have the original Owners Manual for our boat. Its reasonably thick and covers most of the original equipment, specs, plumbing and wiring diagrams, shaft dimensions, fuel burn rates etc. But, as the manual states, your equipment, layout, specs, etc may vary from what is actually on (factory installed or added later ) the boat. I have found that to be the case. The individual manuals that came with each item of equipment actually installed on our boat (and there are a myriad of them) are much more useful. Still, the Owners Manual is a nice thing to have and I do look at it from time to time.

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Try again . Want to see it . Perhaps upload it to a hosting site and then give a link to the site ?
 Lets try this , fingers crossed .
 Good try . Its a bit small to read the print .
 * * * * * * * * You can size up your screen by clicking on the Magnifier on lower right corner .
 * * * * * * * * The text is easy to read at 125 % .
 * " Control + " keys work to do this , but I do n't see a magnifier thingamabob . Is this a browser control ( I use Firefox ) or is it a Forum control ?
 * * * * * * * use FireFox and an iMac .
 " You can size up your screen by clicking on the Magnifier on lower right corner .
 The text is easy to read at 125 % .
 Thanks John I had no idea that you could do that . I might try and put up the origional IG flyer for the 36 ' while I 'm at it .
 Hello everyone , wow first time i see the owners manual , never have one on my IG . Thanks a lot for the photos .
 I 'd love to find a manual like it for my 88 IG .
 We have the original Owners Manual for our boat . Its reasonably thick and covers most of the original equipment , specs , plumbing and wiring diagrams , shaft dimensions , fuel burn rates etc . But , as the manual states , your equipment , layout , specs , etc may vary from what is actually on ( factory installed or added later ) the boat . I have found that to be the case . The individual manuals that came with each item of equipment actually installed on our boat ( and there are a myriad of them ) are much more useful . Still , the Owners Manual is a nice thing to have and I do look at it from time to time .


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Hey, Petty fans, don't expect to hear "You Don't Know How It Feels" during this year's Super Bowl halftime show. Apparently the NFL wasn't too keen on the whole "let's roll another joint" refrain. In an exclusive interview with Rolling Stone, Petty chatted about his forthcoming February 3rd halftime gig, informing fans not to expect a medley or dancers -- he will, however, stick closely to his greatest hits. Keep reading to check out the full Q&A, where Petty talks about his first Super Bowl ("This is the only way I could get tickets"), a potential spring tour, staying away from corporations and "the long-overdue Heartbreakers record."
Rolling Stone: How long ago did the NFL approach you about this?
Tom Petty: I'm not exactly sure. I think it was six or eight weeks ago.
RS: Tell me your first reaction to their offer.
TP: I said, really? That was it. I was shocked, then I started thinking about it and thought it might be cool. It's not the kind of thing you ever think about, playing the Super Bowl. It never really crossed my mind.
RS: Was your instant reaction to say yes?
TP: I thought about it and I heard that some pretty good people had been doing it. I looked at the shows that McCartney and the Stones and Prince had done and I said "Okay, this looks like it could be pretty cool."
RS: What's the show going to be like?
probably have to edit yourself a bit. I doubt we'd do a medley. We've never done a medley and I can't picture us doing one. It's not the kind of band that can remember a medley.
RS: Have you given thought to what songs you'll play?
TP: I don't want to give that away. We are thinking about that. We've got a few in mind. I think in a show that big in a place that bit you need to play songs they know.
RS: Lots of acts have fireworks and dancers in the field. Are you going to do anything like that or will it be more stripped down?
TP: That I don't know. We won't have any dancers, I'm sure of that. You want to give them a halftime show, maybe not in the traditional sense -- but I'm sure there are a lot of people there who enjoy the fireworks and stuff. I'm just approaching it as a pretty high-energy rock & roll show -- maybe like it used to be in the 1960s were you come on, do four or five of your best numbers and get off.
RS: Has the NFL given you any guidelines as far as what you can't play as far as drug references and whatnot?
TP: I don't think anyone was too big on me making drug references, which I never even said I'd do. I was asked ... it was strongly hinted that playing "You Don't Know How It Feels" probably wasn't the best thing. It's a family show. People of all ages and musical tastes in one place is what's exciting about it.
RS: Some acts pre-record some of their instruments when they play these things. Are you guys going to do any of that or will it be totally live?
TP: No, we're a live group.
TP: You're not human if you're not a little nervous about that. When it comes time to do it you don't really want to be thinking about it. It's a big gig, but you've got a job to do.
RS: Are you going to do any shows next year?
TP: We're mulling that over right now. There hasn't been a majority vote yet. [Laughs] We're talking about doing some shows next year, yeah.
RS: Would these be summer shows?
TP: I don't know. I've heard everything from April to June. I really don't know.
RS: Who exactly votes on this?
TP: We all vote. We all decide on the time frame. I think everyone has voted but me.
RS: I would guess your vote is slightly more important than the others.
TP: It carries a lot of weight.
RS: Getting back to the Super Bowl. When you watched U2 and the Stones and McCartney, what lessons did you take away?
TP: I think they all did well. What you do there that works best is to just be yourself and do what you do well. I think that's what they all did and that's what I intend to do.
RS: Thanks for not doing a medley. I hate when bands try and cram in fifteen songs into fifteen minutes.
TP: Then you never really get to enjoy one of them. They never asked us to do that and I can't imagine us doing that.
RS: Have you sat down with the NFL and mapped out what you're going to do?
TP: I've only had one meeting with the NFL so far. They were all really cool people and seemed to know a lot about doing this kind of show. You only have five and a half minutes to set up everything. That's the most challenging thing, how do you get your gear up and get it working in five minutes. They seem to be pretty pro.
RS: Is this your first Super Bowl?
TP: Yeah. This is the only way I could get tickets.
RS: This halftime show is sponsored by Bridgestone Tires. Are you softening your stance about working with corporations?
TP: No. I'm not sponsored by Bridgestone. My deal is with the NFL. The halftime show is always presented by a sponsor. If I play on The Tonight Show, it's presented by sponsors. Truthfully, every venue in America has some sort of corporate sponsor above the door or on the wall. It's not a deal that I made, you know? Don't worry, I haven't gone corporate.
RS: There's only a few other holdouts left. Is it getting harder to keep saying no to that corporate money?
TP: No. That's the way the world is run. They certainly own all the venues. If you play a bar you see signs for Budweiser. There is no way around that. We don't use tour sponsors or do commercials or anything. I saw someone write in the press that we had in some way sold ourselves out to the Super Bowl because of this deal with Bridgestone Tires. The truth is that if you play on TV there is always a sponsor. There is no way around it. I've already passed on so much money I don't worry about it anymore.
RS: Are you ever tempted?
TP: When someone offers you $10 million and you pass on it, you do think about it a little bit. I go, "God, would anyone have cared?" I care. It will bother me, is the problem. It's like I say: If you couldn't feed your family and someone offers you that, you would take it. I'm in a good position where I'm not hard up for bread so I can say no, but it does make you think.
RS: How about a new solo album?
TP: That's not even on the burner yet. I guess we'll have to start thinking about that soon.
TP: No, we have decided that the next one will be the long-overdue Heartbreakers record.
RS: You've said recently you don't want to do any more long tours. Do you still feel that way?
because of these lengthy tours. If you take five months out of the year it really takes a hit, because then it takes you a month to recuperate from it and then there's just a few months left to work.
RS: How do you feel about the general state of the music industry?
TP: What industry? I don't really follow the industry too close, but I understand there's less and less of it each time.
TP: It's sad, but I'm not going to worry about it. What I think the problem is they just don't have a working model of what the industry should be, getting music to people at a fair price and make it easy for them. I think they have to kind of find that model before its all going to work.
RS: Yeah, selling physical CDs to kids for $19 is just not going to work.
TP: Hell, I was saying that in 1981.
RS: Do you see a point in five or ten years when you might stop doing this?
TP: No, no. I'm not going to stop. [Laughs] I have too much I want to do. We're having as much fun as we've ever had. It's too much fun, you know? But we're still enjoying it.

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Hey , Petty fans , do n't expect to hear " You Do n't Know How It Feels " during this year 's Super Bowl halftime show . Apparently the NFL was n't too keen on the whole " let 's roll another joint " refrain . In an exclusive interview with Rolling Stone , Petty chatted about his forthcoming February 3rd halftime gig , informing fans not to expect a medley or dancers -- he will , however , stick closely to his greatest hits . Keep reading to check out the full Q&A , where Petty talks about his first Super Bowl ( " This is the only way I could get tickets " ) , a potential spring tour , staying away from corporations and " the long - overdue Heartbreakers record . "
 Rolling Stone : How long ago did the NFL approach you about this ?
 Tom Petty : I 'm not exactly sure . I think it was six or eight weeks ago .
 RS : Tell me your first reaction to their offer .
 TP : I said , really ? That was it . I was shocked , then I started thinking about it and thought it might be cool . It 's not the kind of thing you ever think about , playing the Super Bowl . It never really crossed my mind .
 RS : Was your instant reaction to say yes ?
 TP : I thought about it and I heard that some pretty good people had been doing it . I looked at the shows that McCartney and the Stones and Prince had done and I said " Okay , this looks like it could be pretty cool . "
 RS : What 's the show going to be like ?
 probably have to edit yourself a bit . I doubt we 'd do a medley . We 've never done a medley and I ca n't picture us doing one . It 's not the kind of band that can remember a medley .
 RS : Have you given thought to what songs you 'll play ?
 TP : I do n't want to give that away . We are thinking about that . We 've got a few in mind . I think in a show that big in a place that bit you need to play songs they know .
 RS : Lots of acts have fireworks and dancers in the field . Are you going to do anything like that or will it be more stripped down ?
 TP : That I do n't know . We wo n't have any dancers , I 'm sure of that . You want to give them a halftime show , maybe not in the traditional sense -- but I 'm sure there are a lot of people there who enjoy the fireworks and stuff . I 'm just approaching it as a pretty high - energy rock & roll show -- maybe like it used to be in the 1960s were you come on , do four or five of your best numbers and get off .
 RS : Has the NFL given you any guidelines as far as what you ca n't play as far as drug references and whatnot ?
 TP : I do n't think anyone was too big on me making drug references , which I never even said I 'd do . I was asked ... it was strongly hinted that playing " You Do n't Know How It Feels " probably was n't the best thing . It 's a family show . People of all ages and musical tastes in one place is what 's exciting about it .
 RS : Some acts pre - record some of their instruments when they play these things . Are you guys going to do any of that or will it be totally live ?
 TP : No , we 're a live group .
 TP : You 're not human if you 're not a little nervous about that . When it comes time to do it you do n't really want to be thinking about it . It 's a big gig , but you 've got a job to do .
 RS : Are you going to do any shows next year ?
 TP : We 're mulling that over right now . There has n't been a majority vote yet . [ Laughs ] We 're talking about doing some shows next year , yeah .
 RS : Would these be summer shows ?
 TP : I do n't know . I 've heard everything from April to June . I really do n't know .
 RS : Who exactly votes on this ?
 TP : We all vote . We all decide on the time frame . I think everyone has voted but me .
 RS : I would guess your vote is slightly more important than the others .
 TP : It carries a lot of weight .
 RS : Getting back to the Super Bowl . When you watched U2 and the Stones and McCartney , what lessons did you take away ?
 TP : I think they all did well . What you do there that works best is to just be yourself and do what you do well . I think that 's what they all did and that 's what I intend to do .
 RS : Thanks for not doing a medley . I hate when bands try and cram in fifteen songs into fifteen minutes .
 TP : Then you never really get to enjoy one of them . They never asked us to do that and I ca n't imagine us doing that .
 RS : Have you sat down with the NFL and mapped out what you 're going to do ?
 TP : I 've only had one meeting with the NFL so far . They were all really cool people and seemed to know a lot about doing this kind of show . You only have five and a half minutes to set up everything . That 's the most challenging thing , how do you get your gear up and get it working in five minutes . They seem to be pretty pro .
 RS : Is this your first Super Bowl ?
 TP : Yeah . This is the only way I could get tickets .
 RS : This halftime show is sponsored by Bridgestone Tires . Are you softening your stance about working with corporations ?
 TP : No . I 'm not sponsored by Bridgestone . My deal is with the NFL . The halftime show is always presented by a sponsor . If I play on The Tonight Show , it 's presented by sponsors . Truthfully , every venue in America has some sort of corporate sponsor above the door or on the wall . It 's not a deal that I made , you know ? Do n't worry , I have n't gone corporate .
 RS : There 's only a few other holdouts left . Is it getting harder to keep saying no to that corporate money ?
 TP : No . That 's the way the world is run . They certainly own all the venues . If you play a bar you see signs for Budweiser . There is no way around that . We do n't use tour sponsors or do commercials or anything . I saw someone write in the press that we had in some way sold ourselves out to the Super Bowl because of this deal with Bridgestone Tires . The truth is that if you play on TV there is always a sponsor . There is no way around it . I 've already passed on so much money I do n't worry about it anymore .
 RS : Are you ever tempted ?
 TP : When someone offers you $ 10 million and you pass on it , you do think about it a little bit . I go , " God , would anyone have cared ? " I care . It will bother me , is the problem . It 's like I say : If you could n't feed your family and someone offers you that , you would take it . I 'm in a good position where I 'm not hard up for bread so I can say no , but it does make you think .
 RS : How about a new solo album ?
 TP : That 's not even on the burner yet . I guess we 'll have to start thinking about that soon .
 TP : No , we have decided that the next one will be the long - overdue Heartbreakers record .
 RS : You 've said recently you do n't want to do any more long tours . Do you still feel that way ?
 because of these lengthy tours . If you take five months out of the year it really takes a hit , because then it takes you a month to recuperate from it and then there 's just a few months left to work .
 RS : How do you feel about the general state of the music industry ?
 TP : What industry ? I do n't really follow the industry too close , but I understand there 's less and less of it each time .
 TP : It 's sad , but I 'm not going to worry about it . What I think the problem is they just do n't have a working model of what the industry should be , getting music to people at a fair price and make it easy for them . I think they have to kind of find that model before its all going to work .
 RS : Yeah , selling physical CDs to kids for $ 19 is just not going to work .
 TP : Hell , I was saying that in 1981 .
 RS : Do you see a point in five or ten years when you might stop doing this ?
 TP : No , no . I 'm not going to stop . [ Laughs ] I have too much I want to do . We 're having as much fun as we 've ever had . It 's too much fun , you know ? But we 're still enjoying it .


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It ’s easy to understand why our design service is seen as our biggest strength . After all , it ’s the images of our beautiful interiors that lure the attentions of magazine editors and spread like wildfire across social media and sharing boards .
 But behind the beauty is a dedicated build team , with experienced project management experts and site teams ready to oversee and deliver every aspect of your project .
 Beautiful , leisure and hospitality interiors across the UK .
 A specialist provider of building , refurbishment and interior fit - out services .
 A renowed leader in creative furniture design and supply .
 A solution for all you maintenance needs .


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On December 30, 2016, the revised Order of Celebrating Matrimony becomes mandatory in U.S. dioceses.
The Rite of Marriage, which served U.S. Catholics from 1970 to 2016, has given way to the Order of Celebrating Matrimony. The word “matrimony” has replaced “marriage” in order “to highlight the book as a liturgical ritual (i.e., the sacrament of matrimony) for the beginning of a lifelong commitment” (United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Committee on Divine Worship Newsletter, November–December 2013, vol. XLIX, 47). As with the Order of Christian Funerals, the word “order” has replaced “rite,” indicating that this book contains a series of rites that correspond to various stages in marriage, including “The Order of Blessing an Engaged Couple” and “The Order of Blessing a Married Couple within Mass on the Anniversary of Marriage,” in addition to the wedding liturgy.
The Introduction has expanded from 18 to 44 paragraphs. Among the points of particular interest to those involved in the preparation and celebration of the wedding liturgy are the reference to deacons presiding at the celebration of matrimony (24), the communitarian character of the wedding liturgy (28), the involvement of the engaged couple in the preparation of the celebration (29), and the music to be sung (30).
New to the OCM is a text by the priest or deacon following the Sign of the Cross which expresses the Church’s joy and calls on the assembly to support the couple “with our affection, with our friendship, and with our prayer” (52, 87). Given the challenge of encouraging singing by the assembly at most weddings, pastoral musicians will need to think seriously about how to engage the assembly in singing the Gloria at weddings.
The OCM now has nine options for the Old Testament reading, seven options for the Responsorial Psalm, 14 options for the New Testament reading, and 10 options for the Gospel. OCM indicates that “at least one reading that explicitly speaks of Marriage must always be chosen” (55, 90, 122).
These excerpts come from an in-depth explanation of the changes that will be published in the 2017 Lent, Easter Triduum, Easter issue of Today’s Liturgy. Don’t miss the article by Paul Covino; subscribe now!
The 2016 revised edition of Celebrating Marriage, Fourth Edition (OCP 30136672) takes engaged couples through each part of OCM so that they can exercise their role in preparing the wedding liturgy. This resource will be available in November 2016 at ocp.org.
A frequent speaker and workshop leader, Paul Covino has published numerous articles and writes the seasonal suggestions column for Today's Liturgy magazine and Liturgy.com. He is the editor of the Pastoral Press book Celebrating Marriage: Preparing the Roman Catholic Wedding Liturgy, Third Edition, Revised and is currently working on the 2016 revised edition.

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On December 30 , 2016 , the revised Order of Celebrating Matrimony becomes mandatory in U.S. dioceses .
 The Rite of Marriage , which served U.S. Catholics from 1970 to 2016 , has given way to the Order of Celebrating Matrimony . The word “ matrimony ” has replaced “ marriage ” in order “ to highlight the book as a liturgical ritual ( i.e. , the sacrament of matrimony ) for the beginning of a lifelong commitment ” ( United States Conference of Catholic Bishops , Committee on Divine Worship Newsletter , November – December 2013 , vol . XLIX , 47 ) . As with the Order of Christian Funerals , the word “ order ” has replaced “ rite , ” indicating that this book contains a series of rites that correspond to various stages in marriage , including “ The Order of Blessing an Engaged Couple ” and “ The Order of Blessing a Married Couple within Mass on the Anniversary of Marriage , ” in addition to the wedding liturgy .
 The Introduction has expanded from 18 to 44 paragraphs . Among the points of particular interest to those involved in the preparation and celebration of the wedding liturgy are the reference to deacons presiding at the celebration of matrimony ( 24 ) , the communitarian character of the wedding liturgy ( 28 ) , the involvement of the engaged couple in the preparation of the celebration ( 29 ) , and the music to be sung ( 30 ) .
 New to the OCM is a text by the priest or deacon following the Sign of the Cross which expresses the Church ’s joy and calls on the assembly to support the couple “ with our affection , with our friendship , and with our prayer ” ( 52 , 87 ) . Given the challenge of encouraging singing by the assembly at most weddings , pastoral musicians will need to think seriously about how to engage the assembly in singing the Gloria at weddings .
 The OCM now has nine options for the Old Testament reading , seven options for the Responsorial Psalm , 14 options for the New Testament reading , and 10 options for the Gospel . OCM indicates that “ at least one reading that explicitly speaks of Marriage must always be chosen ” ( 55 , 90 , 122 ) .
 These excerpts come from an in - depth explanation of the changes that will be published in the 2017 Lent , Easter Triduum , Easter issue of Today ’s Liturgy . Do n’t miss the article by Paul Covino ; subscribe now !
 The 2016 revised edition of Celebrating Marriage , Fourth Edition ( OCP 30136672 ) takes engaged couples through each part of OCM so that they can exercise their role in preparing the wedding liturgy . This resource will be available in November 2016 at ocp.org .
 A frequent speaker and workshop leader , Paul Covino has published numerous articles and writes the seasonal suggestions column for Today 's Liturgy magazine and Liturgy.com . He is the editor of the Pastoral Press book Celebrating Marriage : Preparing the Roman Catholic Wedding Liturgy , Third Edition , Revised and is currently working on the 2016 revised edition .


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adj. causing extreme terror; "a terrifying wail"

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adj . causing fear or dread or terror ; " the awful war " ; " an awful risk " ; " dire news " ; " a career or vengeance so direful that London was shocked " ; " the dread presence of the headmaster " ; " polio is no longer the dreaded disease it once was " ; " a dreadful storm " ; " a fearful howling " ; " horrendous explosions shook the city " ; " a terrible curse "
 adj . extremely irritating to the nerves ; " nerve - racking noise " ; " the stressful days before a war " ; " a trying day at the office "
 adj . causing destruction or much damage ; " a policy that is destructive to the economy " ; " destructive criticism "
 adj . ( of events ) having extremely unfortunate or dire consequences ; bringing ruin ; " the stock market crashed on Black Friday " ; " a calamitous defeat " ; " the battle was a disastrous end to a disastrous campaign " ; " such doctrines , if true , would be absolutely fatal to my theory"- Charles Darwin ; " it is fatal to enter any war without the will to win it"- Douglas MacArthur ; " a fateful error "
 adj . extremely distressing ; " fearful slum conditions " ; " a frightful mistake "
 adj . extremely wicked , deeply criminal ; " a flagitious crime " ; " heinous accusations "
 adj . severely destructive ; " cataclysmic nuclear war " ; " a cataclysmic earthquake "
 adj . disagreeable to the senses , to the mind , or feelings ; " an unpleasant personality " ; " unpleasant repercussions " ; " unpleasant odors "
 adj . causing an emotional disturbance ; " his disconcerting habit of greeting friends ferociously and strangers charmingly"- Herb Caen ; " an upsetting experience "
 adj . causing consternation ; " appalling conditions "
 adj . threatening or foreshadowing evil or tragic developments ; " a baleful look " ; " forbidding thunderclouds " ; " his tone became menacing " ; " ominous rumblings of discontent " ; " sinister storm clouds " ; " a sinister smile " ; " his threatening behavior " ; " ugly black clouds " ; " the situation became ugly "
 adj . causing a sensation as of things crawling on your skin ; " a creepy story " ; " I had a creepy - crawly feeling "
 adj . worthy of respect or honor ; " born of a redoubtable family "
 adj . shockingly repellent ; inspiring horror ; " ghastly wounds " ; " the grim aftermath of the bombing " ; " the grim task of burying the victims " ; " a grisly murder " ; " gruesome evidence of human sacrifice " ; " macabre tales of war and plague in the Middle ages " ; " macabre tortures conceived by madmen "
 adj . causing extreme terror ; " a terrifying wail "


text: This corner unit apartment is fully renovated. The bathroom has heated floors. The kitchen is open concept with, Stainless Steel appliances, an island and everything the chef in your family desires. The condo has in suite laundry, beautiful mountain views, a well run strata and a building with a new roof. The building has a care-taker for your convenience and the strata fee includes your heat and hot water. This unit has access to everything that Central Lonsdale has to offer and is a walker's paradise with a walk score of 95. This is the perfect home, a modern unit close to shopping and restaurants.

tokenized: This corner unit apartment is fully renovated . The bathroom has heated floors . The kitchen is open concept with , Stainless Steel appliances , an island and everything the chef in your family desires . The condo has in suite laundry , beautiful mountain views , a well run strata and a building with a new roof . The building has a care - taker for your convenience and the strata fee includes your heat and hot water . This unit has access to everything that Central Lonsdale has to offer and is a walker 's paradise with a walk score of 95 . This is the perfect home , a modern unit close to shopping and restaurants .


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Take hold of Your Climbing Boot as well as Why don't we Go! Camping is perhaps typically the most popular physical activity during the Catskills.
The origin of many mountaineering routes in The Big Apple Assert their very own roots in the Native Us-developed ways to varied annual seeking reasons. Eventually, loggers with ponies pulled hemlocks your Catskill forests in making tanning choice and bluestone quarriers dragged out big pieces on this heavy glowing blue-greyish rock to pave The Big Apple. The intrepid performers within the Hudson River University used these paths to seek out amazing panoramas to sketch and later on coloration with their studios. Naturalists such as John Burroughs documented the wide range of fauna and flora different to the Catskill Great Peaks even though Ralph Waldo Emerson is inspired to publish his groundbreaking essay Aspect by way of the very same Catskills.
The good news is for today's Catskill hiker, there will be an array of trekking routes including probably the most quick for example the paved and toned just like the route around the Ashokan Reservoir. to extremely hard two to three mountain peak loop of Devil's Route or maybe the ascent to slip Mountain peak. Regardless of the climbing level you desire, we have now preferred the very best of Catskills walking that delivers amazing viewpoints; the payoff for which can be a most energetic exercise!
There are realistic guidelines Nicholas Alsis that ought to be regarded as previous to starting a hike regardless if in The Big Apple or anywhere else. Although the Catskills can be easily traveled to and tend to be near to New York, being familiar with your land is likely to alllow for an increasingly pleasant daytime. Undecided about mountaineering in the mountain tops all by yourself? Include some high-class and facilities to your own The Big Apple retreat; try to find community resorts like the Emerson that come with camping offers with led accommodations and increases.
1) Normal water: Take a great deal of it genuine suppliers will be polluted with giardia- unless of course it is actually noted as an effective organic early spring.
2) Pesky insects: The walking tracks of the Catskills are nice and damp, so expect to have mosquitoes. And even while lymes-condition offering ticks in most cases prefer dried out and popular types of conditions, its really good train to tuck jeans into socks and utilize a solid insect repellent.
3) Equipment: Do have on decent trekking pair of shoes with long lasting stockings to protect yourself from sore spots. Gown lightweight but carry a bad weather and sweatshirt poncho in the package given that the temperature may change abruptly. Whenever the landscape need to get rough, a taking walks stick is often an fantastic stabilizer.
4) Cats: The Catskills are brimming with not one and wildlife are unsafe when you dignity their area. In case you are going camping with numerous unprotected nutrition, bears are only a annoyance. If experienced; develop moderate noise and in addition they should work out of, bears are generally shy but. When you don't take the time them, they won't fuss you, some other concern may be snakes but. If you need to go to the rattler, appreciate it from a space. Snakes are normally found on the sun-drenched side area of cliffs amid large boulders and stones.
5) Schedule: You should definitely have a person know before heading out in to the wilds. Make a road map and don't be ready to make use of your cell phone Gps unit.
6) Admiration: Ultimately, bring out whatever you get. Cardstock and cheap do not have place in dynamics.
These mountaineering hiking trails are perfect for loved ones from grandparents to young ones who want a standard strolling work surface without having dips or climbs.
The Ashokan Reservoir's two long walkways, 1 a real promenade as well as other a closed down road the public now makes use of, offer you a panorama within the Catskill Mountain range and the breathtaking Ashokan Tank that functions as the drinking water for Ny City.
Just the thing for walkers, wheelchairs and bicycles, the 2 pathways are spectacular expands of vast paved walkways that bend for 3 long distances along the Ashokan Reservoir. To get to this large hill vista, journey to Winchell's Corners on Course 28, transform to Reservoir Highway. With the junction of "BWS roads" come up with a placed as well as 28A, make one other remaining. Traveling ¼ distance and then make our next left behind and following the street is known as a roundabout car parking place both for trails.

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Take hold of Your Climbing Boot as well as Why do n't we Go ! Camping is perhaps typically the most popular physical activity during the Catskills .
 The origin of many mountaineering routes in The Big Apple Assert their very own roots in the Native Us - developed ways to varied annual seeking reasons . Eventually , loggers with ponies pulled hemlocks your Catskill forests in making tanning choice and bluestone quarriers dragged out big pieces on this heavy glowing blue - greyish rock to pave The Big Apple . The intrepid performers within the Hudson River University used these paths to seek out amazing panoramas to sketch and later on coloration with their studios . Naturalists such as John Burroughs documented the wide range of fauna and flora different to the Catskill Great Peaks even though Ralph Waldo Emerson is inspired to publish his groundbreaking essay Aspect by way of the very same Catskills .
 The good news is for today 's Catskill hiker , there will be an array of trekking routes including probably the most quick for example the paved and toned just like the route around the Ashokan Reservoir . to extremely hard two to three mountain peak loop of Devil 's Route or maybe the ascent to slip Mountain peak . Regardless of the climbing level you desire , we have now preferred the very best of Catskills walking that delivers amazing viewpoints ; the payoff for which can be a most energetic exercise !
 There are realistic guidelines Nicholas Alsis that ought to be regarded as previous to starting a hike regardless if in The Big Apple or anywhere else . Although the Catskills can be easily traveled to and tend to be near to New York , being familiar with your land is likely to alllow for an increasingly pleasant daytime . Undecided about mountaineering in the mountain tops all by yourself ? Include some high - class and facilities to your own The Big Apple retreat ; try to find community resorts like the Emerson that come with camping offers with led accommodations and increases .
 1 ) Normal water : Take a great deal of it genuine suppliers will be polluted with giardia- unless of course it is actually noted as an effective organic early spring .
 2 ) Pesky insects : The walking tracks of the Catskills are nice and damp , so expect to have mosquitoes . And even while lymes - condition offering ticks in most cases prefer dried out and popular types of conditions , its really good train to tuck jeans into socks and utilize a solid insect repellent .
 3 ) Equipment : Do have on decent trekking pair of shoes with long lasting stockings to protect yourself from sore spots . Gown lightweight but carry a bad weather and sweatshirt poncho in the package given that the temperature may change abruptly . Whenever the landscape need to get rough , a taking walks stick is often an fantastic stabilizer .
 4 ) Cats : The Catskills are brimming with not one and wildlife are unsafe when you dignity their area . In case you are going camping with numerous unprotected nutrition , bears are only a annoyance . If experienced ; develop moderate noise and in addition they should work out of , bears are generally shy but . When you do n't take the time them , they wo n't fuss you , some other concern may be snakes but . If you need to go to the rattler , appreciate it from a space . Snakes are normally found on the sun - drenched side area of cliffs amid large boulders and stones .
 5 ) Schedule : You should definitely have a person know before heading out in to the wilds . Make a road map and do n't be ready to make use of your cell phone Gps unit .
 6 ) Admiration : Ultimately , bring out whatever you get . Cardstock and cheap do not have place in dynamics .
 These mountaineering hiking trails are perfect for loved ones from grandparents to young ones who want a standard strolling work surface without having dips or climbs .
 The Ashokan Reservoir 's two long walkways , 1 a real promenade as well as other a closed down road the public now makes use of , offer you a panorama within the Catskill Mountain range and the breathtaking Ashokan Tank that functions as the drinking water for Ny City .
 Just the thing for walkers , wheelchairs and bicycles , the 2 pathways are spectacular expands of vast paved walkways that bend for 3 long distances along the Ashokan Reservoir . To get to this large hill vista , journey to Winchell 's Corners on Course 28 , transform to Reservoir Highway . With the junction of " BWS roads " come up with a placed as well as 28A , make one other remaining . Traveling ¼ distance and then make our next left behind and following the street is known as a roundabout car parking place both for trails .


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I just want to know that How do I rename my Kindle devices? I have tried so many times to rename it but didn't succeed. please provide me help.
From Your Devices, select the Fire or Kindle device or Kindle reading app you'd like to edit the name of.
Select Edit next to the name of the device or Kindle reading app.
Enter the desired name and click Save.
Step 1: Go to the Amazon Kindle management page and log in with the account you used to register your Kindle. Under the "Your Kindle Account" section, click on "Manage your Devices."
Step 2: Click on the "edit" link next to the name of the Kindle you want to rename.
Step 3: Enter the name you want, then click the "update" button.
First you require to go Amazon’s Manage Your Content and Devices page.
Now you have to login with that Amazon account, you at the time of registration.
Now you see your all Kindle tablets, you just need to select the Kindle which you want to change the name.
Now select Edit for change the name.
Finally, you can enter your new Kindle name and hit on Save. Or for detailed information you can also visit Kindle Fire Phone Number.
How do i protect my computerized devices from dispersed electrical power?
How do I get my Kindle to connect to WIFI?
How do I cancel a kindle book I ordered by mistake?
How do you reset a Kindle if you forgot your password?

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I just want to know that How do I rename my Kindle devices ? I have tried so many times to rename it but did n't succeed . please provide me help .
 From Your Devices , select the Fire or Kindle device or Kindle reading app you 'd like to edit the name of .
 Select Edit next to the name of the device or Kindle reading app .
 Enter the desired name and click Save .
 Step 1 : Go to the Amazon Kindle management page and log in with the account you used to register your Kindle . Under the " Your Kindle Account " section , click on " Manage your Devices . "
 Step 2 : Click on the " edit " link next to the name of the Kindle you want to rename .
 Step 3 : Enter the name you want , then click the " update " button .
 First you require to go Amazon ’s Manage Your Content and Devices page .
 Now you have to login with that Amazon account , you at the time of registration .
 Now you see your all Kindle tablets , you just need to select the Kindle which you want to change the name .
 Now select Edit for change the name .
 Finally , you can enter your new Kindle name and hit on Save . Or for detailed information you can also visit Kindle Fire Phone Number .
 How do i protect my computerized devices from dispersed electrical power ?
 How do I get my Kindle to connect to WIFI ?
 How do I cancel a kindle book I ordered by mistake ?
 How do you reset a Kindle if you forgot your password ?


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How do you derive value from data while keeping it secure?
Leading analysts and researchers agree that security is among the top challenges facing the IoT today. With so much connectivity and data flowing through so many interconnected systems, how do you keep everything secure?
The Internet of Things (IoT) has been called the next industrial revolution. It is already transforming the way businesses, governments, and consumers interact with the physical world. By blending the physical and digital realms, the IoT is profoundly changing the way we relate to our environment, to each other, and to information. It is revolutionizing the way we live, work, travel, heal, and relax.

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How do you derive value from data while keeping it secure ?
 Leading analysts and researchers agree that security is among the top challenges facing the IoT today . With so much connectivity and data flowing through so many interconnected systems , how do you keep everything secure ?
 The Internet of Things ( IoT ) has been called the next industrial revolution . It is already transforming the way businesses , governments , and consumers interact with the physical world . By blending the physical and digital realms , the IoT is profoundly changing the way we relate to our environment , to each other , and to information . It is revolutionizing the way we live , work , travel , heal , and relax .


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Colchester CO1 1DZ Welcome to St Peter’s Church!
St Peter’s Church is located in Colchester, England, at the top of North Hill near the junction with Head Street and High Street. Some parking is available on North Hill, much of it reserved for disabled badge holders. Limited parking is also available in the High Street, both are CCTV monitored for security. The St Mary’s multi-storey car park is on the west side of Balkerne Hill, and it is an easy walk from there over the footbridge and past the theatre and water tower. Head Street, North Hill, and High Street are bus routes.

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Colchester CO1 1DZ Welcome to St Peter ’s Church !
 St Peter ’s Church is located in Colchester , England , at the top of North Hill near the junction with Head Street and High Street . Some parking is available on North Hill , much of it reserved for disabled badge holders . Limited parking is also available in the High Street , both are CCTV monitored for security . The St Mary ’s multi - storey car park is on the west side of Balkerne Hill , and it is an easy walk from there over the footbridge and past the theatre and water tower . Head Street , North Hill , and High Street are bus routes .


text: The Milton City Council directed the city manager to purchase an 8 station portable restroom facility to be erected in the downtown festival area. The cost of the facility will be around $40,000. City Manager Brian Watkins said this facility is more than adequate to meet the needs during festival times in downtown.

tokenized: The Milton City Council directed the city manager to purchase an 8 station portable restroom facility to be erected in the downtown festival area . The cost of the facility will be around $ 40,000 . City Manager Brian Watkins said this facility is more than adequate to meet the needs during festival times in downtown .


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Four-legged robot. Excels at initiating fights: Invader can jump into the enemies and drastically lower their firepower. Strong hull, 1 medium and 2 light slots allow it to stay under fire for a long time while drawing all the attention to itself.
Incursion. Invader jumps then slowly planes down or smashes the ground on your command. On landing, Invader emits electric impulse which temporarily damages nearby enemies’ weapon systems, significantly lowering their damage output.

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Four - legged robot . Excels at initiating fights : Invader can jump into the enemies and drastically lower their firepower . Strong hull , 1 medium and 2 light slots allow it to stay under fire for a long time while drawing all the attention to itself .
 Incursion . Invader jumps then slowly planes down or smashes the ground on your command . On landing , Invader emits electric impulse which temporarily damages nearby enemies ’ weapon systems , significantly lowering their damage output .


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The Canto Del Sol Tennis Club in Puerto Vallarta, MX (recommended by David) where I played and practiced on clay for the first time in my life back in 2010.
Tennis is a lot like life. Sometimes you can be on a great run…winning points, games, and sets, and then something happens that can throw you off your game and into a tailspin. It’s not so much the last point but rather the next point that is the most important. Yet as long as you maximize your strengths, focus, and follow-through, then good things tend to happen.
In 2010, I spent most of the year working with my tennis buddy (coworker and friend), David. David’s been playing tennis for probably more years than I’ve been living. He’s traveled the world playing tennis…not professionally but as an avid fan and natural athelete. We’d been working together for a couple of years when one day we decided to meet on the tennis courts after work. That day, I had almost no backhand shot to speak of and so David took it upon himself to become my coach for the year. Once (sometimes twice) a week we hit the courts.
After the first couple of weeks of working on my backhand, I became frustrated. I was thinking too much. Like David, I’ve been athletic all my life…I even played tennis for three years in high school. I even won 3rd place doubles in the conference championships in my last year. Yet, I hadn’t hit a consistent backhand in years and sometimes I doubted if I ever would. But David wouldn’t let up. He wasn’t pushy yet he was consistent and firm. He knew how to reach me and get me out of the slumps.
While working on the backhand, I reflected on a similar life experience. Back in 2008, I spent a month with my dad working on my pilot’s license. In my first five days of flying, we worked on my approaches and landings. On the fifth day, I had reached my limit. I was thinking too much and not feeling the aircraft or the approaches. In my book titled, “The Two Musketeers,” I explained my struggles at length and how I overcame them, by simply understanding myself, my strengths, and following-through with the process. Here a few excerpts from my book that explain that journey.
My book, The Two Musketeers, self-published in June 2009.
By the start of the US Open in the late summer of 2010, I had developed a consistent backhand, so much so that I love hitting the shot to this day. While I’ll never be a Roger Federer, I was able to develop a skill and a feel that will last with me for a lifetime. David gave me this gift. He stuck with me and found way to reach me. Like my dad, he offered simple pointers and found out how to connect my strength to my weakness, so much that I forgot about my weakness and focused on my strength. I can still remember the evening at the Stanford West Campus courts when my backhand became so comfortable that I wasn’t even thinking about it. I began to prefer that shot over my forehand.
David after his first Bay Tour flight.
I was honored, not only for his compliments on the landing, but also for being able to “return the serve.” It’s my gift to him for providing me with such a “smooth” backhand that will last me a lifetime. Thanks, David!
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The Canto Del Sol Tennis Club in Puerto Vallarta , MX ( recommended by David ) where I played and practiced on clay for the first time in my life back in 2010 .
 Tennis is a lot like life . Sometimes you can be on a great run … winning points , games , and sets , and then something happens that can throw you off your game and into a tailspin . It ’s not so much the last point but rather the next point that is the most important . Yet as long as you maximize your strengths , focus , and follow - through , then good things tend to happen .
 In 2010 , I spent most of the year working with my tennis buddy ( coworker and friend ) , David . David ’s been playing tennis for probably more years than I ’ve been living . He ’s traveled the world playing tennis … not professionally but as an avid fan and natural athelete . We ’d been working together for a couple of years when one day we decided to meet on the tennis courts after work . That day , I had almost no backhand shot to speak of and so David took it upon himself to become my coach for the year . Once ( sometimes twice ) a week we hit the courts .
 After the first couple of weeks of working on my backhand , I became frustrated . I was thinking too much . Like David , I ’ve been athletic all my life … I even played tennis for three years in high school . I even won 3rd place doubles in the conference championships in my last year . Yet , I had n’t hit a consistent backhand in years and sometimes I doubted if I ever would . But David would n’t let up . He was n’t pushy yet he was consistent and firm . He knew how to reach me and get me out of the slumps .
 While working on the backhand , I reflected on a similar life experience . Back in 2008 , I spent a month with my dad working on my pilot ’s license . In my first five days of flying , we worked on my approaches and landings . On the fifth day , I had reached my limit . I was thinking too much and not feeling the aircraft or the approaches . In my book titled , “ The Two Musketeers , ” I explained my struggles at length and how I overcame them , by simply understanding myself , my strengths , and following - through with the process . Here a few excerpts from my book that explain that journey .
 My book , The Two Musketeers , self - published in June 2009 .
 By the start of the US Open in the late summer of 2010 , I had developed a consistent backhand , so much so that I love hitting the shot to this day . While I ’ll never be a Roger Federer , I was able to develop a skill and a feel that will last with me for a lifetime . David gave me this gift . He stuck with me and found way to reach me . Like my dad , he offered simple pointers and found out how to connect my strength to my weakness , so much that I forgot about my weakness and focused on my strength . I can still remember the evening at the Stanford West Campus courts when my backhand became so comfortable that I was n’t even thinking about it . I began to prefer that shot over my forehand .
 David after his first Bay Tour flight .
 I was honored , not only for his compliments on the landing , but also for being able to “ return the serve . ” It ’s my gift to him for providing me with such a “ smooth ” backhand that will last me a lifetime . Thanks , David !
 © 2019 Jarard.com – The Pilot All Rights Reserved .
 A New Age Renassiance Man .


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The Wesley Family Crest/Coat of Arms is shown above. The Wesley name origin has not yet been extracted from our archives yet. We are adding new name histories every week! Be sure to add your name to the Free Newsletter link shown and we will let you know when it is included.
The Wesley coat of arms came into existence centuries ago. The process of creating coats of arms (also often called family crests) began in the eleventh century although a form of Proto-Heraldry may have existed in some countries prior to this. The new art of Heraldry made it possible for families and even individual family members to have their very own coat of arms, including all Wesley descendants.

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The Wesley Family Crest / Coat of Arms is shown above . The Wesley name origin has not yet been extracted from our archives yet . We are adding new name histories every week ! Be sure to add your name to the Free Newsletter link shown and we will let you know when it is included .
 The Wesley coat of arms came into existence centuries ago . The process of creating coats of arms ( also often called family crests ) began in the eleventh century although a form of Proto - Heraldry may have existed in some countries prior to this . The new art of Heraldry made it possible for families and even individual family members to have their very own coat of arms , including all Wesley descendants .


text: Diagnostic tools must rely on robust high-breakdown methodologies to avoid distortion in the presence of contamination by outliers. However, a disadvantage of having a single, even if robust, summary of the data is that important choices concerning parameters of the robust method, such as breakdown point, have to be made prior to the analysis. The effect of such choices may be difficult to evaluate. We argue that an effective solution is to look at several pictures, and possibly to a whole movie, of the available data. This can be achieved by monitoring, over a range of parameter values, the results computed through the robust methodology of choice. We show the information gain that monitoring provides in the study of complex data structures through the analysis of multivariate datasets using different high-breakdown techniques. Our findings support the claim that the principle of monitoring is very flexible and that it can lead to robust estimators that are as efficient as possible. We also address through simulation some of the tricky inferential issues that arise from monitoring.

tokenized: Diagnostic tools must rely on robust high - breakdown methodologies to avoid distortion in the presence of contamination by outliers . However , a disadvantage of having a single , even if robust , summary of the data is that important choices concerning parameters of the robust method , such as breakdown point , have to be made prior to the analysis . The effect of such choices may be difficult to evaluate . We argue that an effective solution is to look at several pictures , and possibly to a whole movie , of the available data . This can be achieved by monitoring , over a range of parameter values , the results computed through the robust methodology of choice . We show the information gain that monitoring provides in the study of complex data structures through the analysis of multivariate datasets using different high - breakdown techniques . Our findings support the claim that the principle of monitoring is very flexible and that it can lead to robust estimators that are as efficient as possible . We also address through simulation some of the tricky inferential issues that arise from monitoring .


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Inspired by many an outstanding photographer like Steve McCurry, I have started a photoblog wherein I am trying to classify and knit photos that I shot, under encompassing themes. It is a very challenging, painstaking, yet a thrilling work for me to document and knit. Looking forward to your visit and seeking your feedback.
The latest curation at SREENIViews is ‘FUN and Games’. I picked up just 20+ photos from a photobase of over 10 thousand photos that I have uploaded in public. Each of these photos just showcases an interesting fun or game situation, many have been left out.. I am sure as the blog evolves, I will keep bringing a few more into the space..
Our national holidays in metros are marked by mass exodus of people anxious to leave behind their busy life schedules, their ipods, their identity on facebook, and the gizmos that mark our existence. It is not just the technology driven mania that we seek to escape but also the mundaneness of eternally waiting for kanta bai, the domestic help.
Every year a few of us join this beeline that is trying to get far away from the maddening crowd. But we are also unique as a group for we always have to carry along a delicious, chocolacious cake along as one of the national holidays coincides with one of our young one’s birthday. The young lady was turning eight this year and we all wanted to ring in her new year in a new ambience with minimal driving. Tall order, one would say, but then one of our friends managed to find such a place close to Gurgaon—SURJIVAN.
Barely over an hour’s drive from anywhere in Delhi is Surjivan, which is an eco-tourism destination. In a nutshell it is a place where one experiences ethnicity and rusticity with ample creature comforts. We were warmly welcomed by the caretaker who showed us to our rooms and got us our welcome drinks which was an over spiced and ‘Khatta’ Chach. We liked the informal atmosphere of the place and lounged around savoring the scent of grass and the bird calls. Unlike other settings, the children did not cling to us but found their callings, chasing the butterflies, unearthing beetles and making mudpies. The lunch was a delight to our palate which has forgotten how chutney made on mortar and pestle tastes so fresh unlike the homogenized version we make in a food processor. The paneer had the flavour of a smoky chullah which enhanced the taste and the syrupy gulabjamuns were sinfully delicious. The food was served piping hot in clay pots over clay warming vessels lined with hot charcoal. This all vegetarian meal was digested over a three hour long siesta by some of us. The others played a rain soaked soccer with lots of slips and falls.
In the afternoon we discovered the Kilol-kund which is a mud pond filled with rainwater. We wallowed in the mud with the children and this is one experience that was unique to this place. We explored the temperature of water at different places within the same pool and also experienced the slipperiness at different locations. Some Piggy godmother must have watched over us for we came out without any debilitating effects despite numerous dunks and falls. From there, the mud-caked junta marched to the fields to take a bath under the hosepipes. After such rowdiness, the sight of the ultramodern bathrooms with warm running water and clean linens was like a ‘manna’ from heaven.
After being restored to our civilized countenance, we ‘glugged’ down unending cups of ginger tea and chomped ‘BeesKoot’. Over tea, we started enjoying the birding opportunity this setting provided. We enthusiastically identified all the birds we saw and gave a few of them an identity crisis. There were no unusual sightings but the abundance of our winged friends was a pleasant experience. Later, we ventured into the herb garden which was undergoing a replanting drive but we managed to come back with a few samples of plants with distinct smells, the lemon grass, the golden bottle brush, the sacred tulsi and the camphor tree. We also saw a Jetropah plant about which one has heard so much. It is difficult to comprehend that this modest looking plant could actually one day solve our energy deficit.
We had the birthday cake cutting in the evening and the staff was quite prompt in getting us the paraphernalia for the occasion. Kishore Kumar’s romantic repertoire played subtly in the background and the mood was one of genuine bonhomie. The children played musical rooms going from one room to another in a group before finally settling down with their own parents for the night. But before we turned in for the night, there was one last sabotage to our Get-Slim-Stay-Slim plan. The dinner turned out as delicious as the lunch with some desi chicken curry. One heard the qawwali between the crickets and the resident frogs as one had the dinner. The fireflies were however conspicuous by their absence. Surjivan is an early to bed, early to rise kind of place, so we retired for the day soon after dinner.
The next day, we woke up to a warm day with clear skies. The view when one stepped out of one’s cocooned air conditioner enabled room was truly awe inspiring. Everything looked verdant bathed in dew drops with the sun glistening on them. The button roses are so fragrant here that one involuntarily thanks Noorjehan begum for introducing this wonderful flower to India. It is difficult to imagine icons like Chacha Nehru and Shahjahan without their iconic rose flower.
Morning is also the time when the local labourers turn out at Surjivan for working on the farmland. Their life and appearance is a study in contrast with the guests who come to the resort. Along with our morning cuppa, we noticed the other activities that Surjivan offered. Similar to the Hayat-Baksh Bagh (Life Giving garden) in Shahjahanabad, Surjivan pays tribute to our diverse flora and fauna by having a well designed garden of trees with well designated information about them. So with every tree there is a description with its common name, its scientific name, its special properties, its allegiance to a nakshatra, deva and planets. A very nice tree spotting exercise can be done here. The garden also has some interesting trees like Gingko Biloba ( the oldest tree), The Krishna Dona tree (where Krishna hid butter) and also the Sita Asoka tree( the tree under which Sita stayed in her captivity) but for some reason all this wonderful information is mostly in the local language—Hindi.
We spent the morning trying to identify more birds and trees and trying our hand at the indigenous sports like gilli danda (Stick and an oblong skillet), Kanche (marbles) and pithoo. We recounted interesting anecdotes about each other’s childhoods and the joy one got while playing these so called rural games. These games are our living heritage and it is nice to see their presence in Surjivan. In a few years we may have to rely on a manual to play these wonderful games. There were ample swings around for children and grown ups. We tried our hand at milking the cows, churning the butter and grinding wheat on the stone mortar. After all this exciting but grueling work we settled for something ‘halka’ for breakfast like deep fried puris and potato with gravy and eggs. After a King sized breakfast, we headed for the splash pool which was cleaned for us and we filled fresh water from the hose amidst a lot of banter and cheer. Everyone got water cannoned and it was a welcome respite from a hot day. We paid our tribute to the nation on the national day by singing patriotic songs in various languages. We may have missed the tune but not the fervour. After a ‘mastilicious’ morning we headed home which was just an hour away.
Surjivan is slightly on the expensive side but then if you see the time value of money, it kind of adequately compensates. The staff here is semi trained but it is heartening to see that locals are involved in the hospitality of the place thus ensuring goodwill and security of the guests. There are a lot of subtle elements in Surjivan which reflect the philosophy of the promoters. Everything here is in consonance with nature. There are solar panels to augment power supply; amalgamation of local expertise in its architecture, the entire décor uses only three organic colours. There is a variety of local motifs painted on the walls. The food is organically grown and cooked on a low flame thus retaining its flavour.
Surjivan has many things to offer a city slicker without the slack of five star trappings. It is ideal for people who want to go to a laidback break in the lap of nature. It is also a nice settings for corporate to do their team building and ideation exercises. As for us, we wanted a place where zero-mirchi food would be understood and accommodated and our children (our ‘theen devian’) had a devilishly rocking time.

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Inspired by many an outstanding photographer like Steve McCurry , I have started a photoblog wherein I am trying to classify and knit photos that I shot , under encompassing themes . It is a very challenging , painstaking , yet a thrilling work for me to document and knit . Looking forward to your visit and seeking your feedback .
 The latest curation at SREENIViews is ‘ FUN and Games ’ . I picked up just 20 + photos from a photobase of over 10 thousand photos that I have uploaded in public . Each of these photos just showcases an interesting fun or game situation , many have been left out .. I am sure as the blog evolves , I will keep bringing a few more into the space ..
 Our national holidays in metros are marked by mass exodus of people anxious to leave behind their busy life schedules , their ipods , their identity on facebook , and the gizmos that mark our existence . It is not just the technology driven mania that we seek to escape but also the mundaneness of eternally waiting for kanta bai , the domestic help .
 Every year a few of us join this beeline that is trying to get far away from the maddening crowd . But we are also unique as a group for we always have to carry along a delicious , chocolacious cake along as one of the national holidays coincides with one of our young one ’s birthday . The young lady was turning eight this year and we all wanted to ring in her new year in a new ambience with minimal driving . Tall order , one would say , but then one of our friends managed to find such a place close to Gurgaon — SURJIVAN .
 Barely over an hour ’s drive from anywhere in Delhi is Surjivan , which is an eco - tourism destination . In a nutshell it is a place where one experiences ethnicity and rusticity with ample creature comforts . We were warmly welcomed by the caretaker who showed us to our rooms and got us our welcome drinks which was an over spiced and ‘ Khatta ’ Chach . We liked the informal atmosphere of the place and lounged around savoring the scent of grass and the bird calls . Unlike other settings , the children did not cling to us but found their callings , chasing the butterflies , unearthing beetles and making mudpies . The lunch was a delight to our palate which has forgotten how chutney made on mortar and pestle tastes so fresh unlike the homogenized version we make in a food processor . The paneer had the flavour of a smoky chullah which enhanced the taste and the syrupy gulabjamuns were sinfully delicious . The food was served piping hot in clay pots over clay warming vessels lined with hot charcoal . This all vegetarian meal was digested over a three hour long siesta by some of us . The others played a rain soaked soccer with lots of slips and falls .
 In the afternoon we discovered the Kilol - kund which is a mud pond filled with rainwater . We wallowed in the mud with the children and this is one experience that was unique to this place . We explored the temperature of water at different places within the same pool and also experienced the slipperiness at different locations . Some Piggy godmother must have watched over us for we came out without any debilitating effects despite numerous dunks and falls . From there , the mud - caked junta marched to the fields to take a bath under the hosepipes . After such rowdiness , the sight of the ultramodern bathrooms with warm running water and clean linens was like a ‘ manna ’ from heaven .
 After being restored to our civilized countenance , we ‘ glugged ’ down unending cups of ginger tea and chomped ‘ BeesKoot ’ . Over tea , we started enjoying the birding opportunity this setting provided . We enthusiastically identified all the birds we saw and gave a few of them an identity crisis . There were no unusual sightings but the abundance of our winged friends was a pleasant experience . Later , we ventured into the herb garden which was undergoing a replanting drive but we managed to come back with a few samples of plants with distinct smells , the lemon grass , the golden bottle brush , the sacred tulsi and the camphor tree . We also saw a Jetropah plant about which one has heard so much . It is difficult to comprehend that this modest looking plant could actually one day solve our energy deficit .
 We had the birthday cake cutting in the evening and the staff was quite prompt in getting us the paraphernalia for the occasion . Kishore Kumar ’s romantic repertoire played subtly in the background and the mood was one of genuine bonhomie . The children played musical rooms going from one room to another in a group before finally settling down with their own parents for the night . But before we turned in for the night , there was one last sabotage to our Get - Slim - Stay - Slim plan . The dinner turned out as delicious as the lunch with some desi chicken curry . One heard the qawwali between the crickets and the resident frogs as one had the dinner . The fireflies were however conspicuous by their absence . Surjivan is an early to bed , early to rise kind of place , so we retired for the day soon after dinner .
 The next day , we woke up to a warm day with clear skies . The view when one stepped out of one ’s cocooned air conditioner enabled room was truly awe inspiring . Everything looked verdant bathed in dew drops with the sun glistening on them . The button roses are so fragrant here that one involuntarily thanks Noorjehan begum for introducing this wonderful flower to India . It is difficult to imagine icons like Chacha Nehru and Shahjahan without their iconic rose flower .
 Morning is also the time when the local labourers turn out at Surjivan for working on the farmland . Their life and appearance is a study in contrast with the guests who come to the resort . Along with our morning cuppa , we noticed the other activities that Surjivan offered . Similar to the Hayat - Baksh Bagh ( Life Giving garden ) in Shahjahanabad , Surjivan pays tribute to our diverse flora and fauna by having a well designed garden of trees with well designated information about them . So with every tree there is a description with its common name , its scientific name , its special properties , its allegiance to a nakshatra , deva and planets . A very nice tree spotting exercise can be done here . The garden also has some interesting trees like Gingko Biloba ( the oldest tree ) , The Krishna Dona tree ( where Krishna hid butter ) and also the Sita Asoka tree ( the tree under which Sita stayed in her captivity ) but for some reason all this wonderful information is mostly in the local language — Hindi .
 We spent the morning trying to identify more birds and trees and trying our hand at the indigenous sports like gilli danda ( Stick and an oblong skillet ) , Kanche ( marbles ) and pithoo . We recounted interesting anecdotes about each other ’s childhoods and the joy one got while playing these so called rural games . These games are our living heritage and it is nice to see their presence in Surjivan . In a few years we may have to rely on a manual to play these wonderful games . There were ample swings around for children and grown ups . We tried our hand at milking the cows , churning the butter and grinding wheat on the stone mortar . After all this exciting but grueling work we settled for something ‘ halka ’ for breakfast like deep fried puris and potato with gravy and eggs . After a King sized breakfast , we headed for the splash pool which was cleaned for us and we filled fresh water from the hose amidst a lot of banter and cheer . Everyone got water cannoned and it was a welcome respite from a hot day . We paid our tribute to the nation on the national day by singing patriotic songs in various languages . We may have missed the tune but not the fervour . After a ‘ mastilicious ’ morning we headed home which was just an hour away .
 Surjivan is slightly on the expensive side but then if you see the time value of money , it kind of adequately compensates . The staff here is semi trained but it is heartening to see that locals are involved in the hospitality of the place thus ensuring goodwill and security of the guests . There are a lot of subtle elements in Surjivan which reflect the philosophy of the promoters . Everything here is in consonance with nature . There are solar panels to augment power supply ; amalgamation of local expertise in its architecture , the entire décor uses only three organic colours . There is a variety of local motifs painted on the walls . The food is organically grown and cooked on a low flame thus retaining its flavour .
 Surjivan has many things to offer a city slicker without the slack of five star trappings . It is ideal for people who want to go to a laidback break in the lap of nature . It is also a nice settings for corporate to do their team building and ideation exercises . As for us , we wanted a place where zero - mirchi food would be understood and accommodated and our children ( our ‘ theen devian ’ ) had a devilishly rocking time .


text: Sometimes it’s hard to find the words to say how we feel. The Parley Collection delivers those special messages, bursting with emotion, charm and occasionally a little twist of wit. Hand written by the artist Helen Morley in her studio in rural Scotland.

tokenized: Sometimes it ’s hard to find the words to say how we feel . The Parley Collection delivers those special messages , bursting with emotion , charm and occasionally a little twist of wit . Hand written by the artist Helen Morley in her studio in rural Scotland .


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Active India Digital Products offer variety of cheating devices such as marked lens , soothsayer , mini earphone , hidden lens device and marked playing cards for cheating etc . Marked cards are like the gift that may be used to cheat during a card game . We wholesale marked playing cards , playing cards cheating devices and soft or contact lenses for marked playing cards . Marked playing cards in Lucknow India is individually marked on back which is not visible with naked eyes . When anybody uses our special cheating devices for playing card game , it allows him to read the color and number of the card through marked device on back . In it one do not need to marking on the cards .
 We are dealing these cheating devices in the market since long time . We receive positive response from the users . They gave use pride just because of our product . The marked playing cards for cheating in Lucknow India are the combination of trick & luminous technology . One can also say it as magic tricks . It allows you to instantly identify the suit of the cards . At the time of gambling , one can use this card trick . A Poker player can cheat using this device in the casino . In poker , suits will be relevant because they can complete flushes . It keeps things simple .
 The player can easily exploit the hidden headphones to receive the details about the marks of cheating playing cards in Lucknow India . If anybody using our device , he definitely won the game with huge amount of money . This game is won by luck , but using our device no matter how lucks is ? Profitable a hand is determined by the playing cards you simply play and cheat using teen Patti . Teen Patti is implausible game . Generally the participant who incorporates the most effective hand wins . This game is like as betting type game . This game is only played for money making .
 Marked playing cheating cards in Lucknow India is printed so that his cheater can know the values of specific cards while only looking at the back side . Marked cards are basically used to cheat when gambling . Contact lenses are also used in this game to be winner . We can also say it as soft lens . Lens is easy to use and wear . User can win the game , if he use or try our products . We provide high speed and latest technology for this game .
 Active India Digital Products are dealer of marked playing cards for cheating in Lucknow India . We are famous for our brand and services providing to the customers . The marked cheating playing cards price is very cheap which is affordable to everyone . We gave best quality products to our customers . Our spy product shop fulfills all customers need . Customer can buy spy cheating playing cards from Active India Digital Products through online . Customer can also purchase our products from our spy playing cards shop in Lucknow . If user faces any problem regarding usage of the device , He can contact us through our live chat option , which is available 24 * 7 .


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One Canterbury Green, 201 Broad St.
Studio-2 bed, 1-2 bath • 865 sq. ft.
* Cats Allowed No dogs allowed. No pet deposit or pet rent otherwise.
Please call and make an appoitment to view an apartment.
Caterbury Green is a distinctive building offering both office space and residential apartments defining Stamford skyline with classics Gothic peaks and arches. We offer bright and airy studios, one and two bedrooms units, some with lofts. Units have high ceilings, parquet wood floors & Commercial grade flooring, large closets and full service kitchens. Hot & cold water, maintenance, trash removal area included. Security deposit equal to 1 month's rent.
1-3bd, 1-2ba • 1,668 sq. ft.
1-3bd, 1-2ba • 1,650 sq. ft.
Studio-3bd, 1-2ba • 100 sq. ft.

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One Canterbury Green , 201 Broad St.
 Studio-2 bed , 1 - 2 bath • 865 sq . ft .
 * Cats Allowed No dogs allowed . No pet deposit or pet rent otherwise .
 Please call and make an appoitment to view an apartment .
 Caterbury Green is a distinctive building offering both office space and residential apartments defining Stamford skyline with classics Gothic peaks and arches . We offer bright and airy studios , one and two bedrooms units , some with lofts . Units have high ceilings , parquet wood floors & Commercial grade flooring , large closets and full service kitchens . Hot & cold water , maintenance , trash removal area included . Security deposit equal to 1 month 's rent .
 1 - 3bd , 1 - 2ba • 1,668 sq . ft .
 1 - 3bd , 1 - 2ba • 1,650 sq . ft .
 Studio-3bd , 1 - 2ba • 100 sq . ft .


text: Henry Kitchen and Bath is proud to present this brushed bronze finished sliding shower door, by Basco. The 3500-40-65CLBB is made from premium materials, this Sliding Shower Door offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Basco's decorative Collection, so make sure to check out other styles of fixtures to accessorize your room.

tokenized: Henry Kitchen and Bath is proud to present this brushed bronze finished sliding shower door , by Basco . The 3500 - 40 - 65CLBB is made from premium materials , this Sliding Shower Door offers great function and value for your home . This fixture is part of Basco 's decorative Collection , so make sure to check out other styles of fixtures to accessorize your room .