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If you're not so much the boot camp, instructor-screaming-in-your-face, Olympic-lifting type and instead prefer laughing and a bit more light-heartedness when you workout, you need to try Zumba Step. Take it from a few of us with two left feet -- even if you don't have the best rhythm, there's no way to not have fun dancing, twirling, and hip-shaking away the calories.
Zumba Step, unlike it's predecessor, plain old Zumba, focuses on the lower body, targeting mostly the glutes, legs, and thighs by doing moves like hip circles as you lower down to the floor, and then back up again. "I love the fact that you're burning so many calories," says spokeswoman Kelly Rowland. (BTW: Have you seen Kelly's body?) "Women have such a good time in the class, and the energy is infectious!"
The biggest change Rowland has noticed from her bod since taking up Zumba Step? "My thighs and butt burn like crazy! But you have a good time. You forget that you're working out!"
When Rowland isn't steppin', she works out with her trainer, Jeanette Jenkins, who introduced the singer to boxing. "I do Pilates, yoga, sprinting," says Rowland. "I like to try everything. I don't like to just get stuck doing one thing. It's good to shock the body. Which is why I think people should get into Zumba Step."
Hey, Kelly? We couldn't agree more.
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Discerning the True Sentiments of the Soul is the revised and enlarged edition of Srila Bhaktivedanta Narayana Gosvami Maharaja's booklet regarding sahajiyaism and sahajiya babaji culture, entitled Gaudiya Vaisnavism vs. Sahajiyaism. The book is comprised of Srila Gurudeva's lectures which inform all sincere aspirants regarding the real process of bhakti and how they can protect themselves from the danger of becoming influenced by imitation bhakti.
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November 12, 2012 By Robert Bell
I seldom write about American politics, because our readers come from all around the globe. But I hope I may be excused this once, because our multi-billion dollar election made news worldwide.
President Obama and Governor Romney said repeatedly that the election offered voters a clear choice about the country's direction, and the voters have spoken, re-electing the president by a convincing margin.
What was it they said? I turn to the words of New York Times columnist and author David Brooks in an editorial on the future of the Republican Party in a century when its traditional base is shrinking and ethnic minorities are the new majority:
"The Pew Research Center does excellent research on Asian-American and Hispanic values. Two findings jump out. First, people in these groups have an awesome commitment to work. By most measures, members of these groups value industriousness more than whites.
"Second, they are also tremendously appreciative of government. In survey after survey, they embrace the idea that some government programs can incite hard work, not undermine it; enhance opportunity, not crush it
"Moreover, when they look at the things that undermine the work ethic and threaten their chances to succeed, it's often not government. It's a modern economy in which you can work more productively, but your wages still don't rise. It's a bloated financial sector that just sent the world into turmoil. It's a university system that is indispensable but unaffordable. It's chaotic neighborhoods that can't be cured by withdrawing government programs.
"For these people…when they hear Romney talk abstractly about Big Government vs. Small Government, they think: He doesn't get me or people like me."
About the Intelligent Community Forum
The Intelligent Community Forum is a think tank that studies the economic and social development of the 21st Century community. Whether in industrialized or developing nations, communities are challenged to create prosperity, stability and cultural meaning in a world where jobs, investment and knowledge increasingly depend on advances in communications. For the 21st Century community, connectivity is a double-edge sword: threatening established ways of life on the one hand, and offering powerful new tools to build prosperous, inclusive and sustainable economies on the other. ICF seeks to share the best practices of the world's Intelligent Communities in adapting to the demands of the Broadband Economy, in order to help communities everywhere find sustainable renewal and growth. More information can be found at www.intelligentcommunity.org.
Robert Bell
Robert Bell is co-founder of the Intelligent Community Forum, where he heads its research and content development activities. He is the author of ICF's pioneering study, Benchmarking the Intelligent Community, the annual Top Seven Intelligent Communities of the Year white papers and other research reports issued by the Forum, and of Broadband Economies: Creating the Community of the 21st Century. Mr. Bell has also authored articles in The Municipal Journal of Telecommunications Policy, IEDC Journal, Telecommunications, Asia-Pacific Satellite and Asian Communications; and has appeared in segments of ABC World News and The Discovery Channel. A frequent keynote speaker and moderator at municipal and telecom industry events, he has also led economic development missions and study tours to cities in Asia and the US.
John Jung
ICF co-founder John G. Jung originated the Intelligent Community concept and continues to serve as the Forum's leading visionary. Formerly President and CEO of the Greater Toronto Marketing Alliance and Calgary Economic Development Authority, he is a registered professional urban planner, urban designer and economic developer. He leads regular international business missions to US, European, Asian, Indian and Australian cities, and originated the ICF Immersion Lab program. John is a regular speaker at universities and conferences and serves as an advisor to regional and national leaders on Intelligent Community development. The author of numerous articles in planning and economic development journals, he has received global and Toronto-based awards for his work in collaboration and strategic development and sits on numerous task forces and international advisory boards.
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ICF co-founder Louis Zacharilla is the creator and presenter of the annual Smart21, Top Seven and Intelligent Community Awards and oversees ICF's media communications and development programs. He is a frequent keynote and motivational speaker and panelist, addressing audiences of tech, academic and community leaders around the world, and writes extensively for publications including American City & County, Continental Airline's in-flight magazine and Municipal World. His frequent appearances in the electronic media have included both television and radio in South Korea, China and Canada. He has served as an adjunct professor at Fordham University in New York and is a Guest Lecturer at Polytechnic University's Distinguished Speaker Series. He holds a Masters Degree from the University of Notre Dame.


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Thursday, November 29, 2012
What Blogging Has Done to My Family and Friends
I could tell you about all the truly amazing things that have come from blogging. I could. I could tell you about meeting some of the coolest people in the entire world or about finally having friends that don't think I'm odd for writing stuff down on napkins. I could tell you about having a place to air the grievances, about the therapeutic effect of writing. I could tell you about how goddamn fun it is. I could tell you about how my daughter wants to be a writer like her mom.
That's not what this post is about, though I guess I already told you some of the warm fuzzies.
This is about the bizarre ways that blogging has affected my family and friends.
My son knows that if I threaten to write about him, I'll make good on that promise. It works wonders in the behavior modification department.
I didn't swear hardly at all here until after my Dad died, because he read everything I wrote. Also why I didn't write about boobs or hoohas in the beginning. I could just see him hanging his head at the computer.
My father in law knows that I'm going to write about the crazy things he does. Instead of trying to suppress what he says or does in an attempt to keep it off the internet, he runs home and checks the blog to see if the story is up yet.
My kids all know that on any given day, mom could be crying or laughing her ass off at the computer. They also know that she will share most of the inappropriate stuff with them.
My youngest daughter has told many people that I am in charge of the internet. Many, many, many people.
My husband understands the need to moderate comments at midnight.
My friends ask me pretty frequently to address the issues they are afraid to post about on their Facebook walls. I'll be your Huckleberry.
Some people freak the fuck out when they realize I have a blog and totally alter the way they act around me. This entertains me.
A few fans send me stuff that they know I will love. Things like this.
Nickelodeon has a new show called Dog with a Blog. My daughter loves this show. My husband, after realizing that this is a real thing started laughing hysterically.
Then he looked at me, and asked me if I was friends with the dog yet.
Not yet, but I think we will be BFFs soon.
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My kids like that show too. My 7 yo now thinks everyone has a blog and asked if he could have one.ReplyDelete
My 8 year old asked me if I would let her start a blog. I'm not 100% sure yet, but I am considering it. I can't imagine what she has to say and, frankly, I'm a little scared to know.ReplyDelete
Love this post!ReplyDelete
My husband is (supposedly) totally not impressed with my blog, even when I tell him how many DOZENS of people read it. DOZENS I SAY!ReplyDelete
He also SAYS he doesn't read my blog, but sometimes accidentally rats himself out when referring to something I wrote.
I've never had a fan send me anything, so I'm super jealous of your amazing unicorn skidmark pic. And I would totally wear that as a shirt because I'm totally a grown up.
I was wondering who was in charge of the internet! I have some requests if this is true...ReplyDelete
My family doesn't really get into my blog. My Mom does. My husband makes fun of me and rolls his eyes a lot, but he did admit that he reads it. I wonder if the shirtless picture of Chris Hemsworth I posted regarding dishes was what got him to do them last night? If so, I may post more...
Great post!
Isn't it funny how people assume that something you wrote is about them? Well, if someone in the family pisses me off then yeah, I'm gonna write about it (gotta vent somewhere and the dog is tired of listening to my tirades). My kids almost DREAD the days I put up a post. My hubs, on the other hand, lets me make him the brunt of all my jokes in a Phyllis Diller sort of way. Gotta love the guy for that.ReplyDelete
Glad I just found your blog through Karen @ bakinginatornado. I Like your sense of humor--and I'll be back for more.
Hahaha, love this!ReplyDelete
My daughter is currently obsessed with Dog with a Blog. She wants to start one now too. I could only imagine the shit she'd share!
Also, some of my favorite moments in life are when she looks at me and says "Mommy, you should blog about this." lol.
I keep wondering if that dog is a better writer than I am. I need therapy, right? Just say it. JUST SAY IT! I think blogging has mostly made my family think the computer is actually one of my body parts. I wish my family thought I ruled the Internet. Mostly they just tell me to keep trying and smile kindly like I am a naive little girl. Which I probably totally am :)ReplyDelete
Oooh, this is so perfect! My friends all act differently around me, too. They have this saying about me, "Everything you say can and will be used in her blog." Some of them reign in their antics and some act outlandish, like they're trying to be in a story.ReplyDelete
Also, my boys, they ask me after a lot of things they do and say, "Are you going to write about this?"
Enjoyed reading this! I am a craft blogger, so I don't really write too much about family. I tell stories sometimes and put up family pics and food I want to share. The nieces and nephews love it when I put them on the blog crafting etc. My mom will call and say "I don't remember that", and I have to explain etc.So funny.ReplyDelete
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Designer Elizabeth Gibney throws in some New Orleans style and romance in colonial Old Town Alexandria.
When New Orleans native Elizabeth Gibney moved to Northern Virginia she wanted to honor her Louisiana roots. "I bought an Italianate Victorian townhouse in Old Town Alexandria," says Elizabeth. "It was the closest thing to my vision for a New Orleans-style home."
The townhouse had character, but not all of it good. The building had been uninhabited for twenty years, earning the title "haunted house" by the local kids. Elizabeth saw beyond that. What struck her was 10-foot ceilings, original millwork and wood floors.
"It had a lot of charm," she says. "I lived in Uptown New Orleans. Crooked floors didn't put me off. The house was definitely a long-term project but it challenged me in all the right ways. It had great potential and I believed that I could shape it over time."
Here's how to add a dash of New Orleans style to spice to your home:
•Bring garden elements inside like urns, statuary or a bistro table. Elizabeth's cement birds came from an old building in Paris.
•Add touches of gold in ormolu and in gold-leaf/gold-painted wood, but keep the look distressed so it's not too shiny.
•Embrace imperfections. "Everything doesn't have to be perfect," says Elizabeth. "New Orleans is tattered at edges. There's nothing wrong with a frame with a chip or a chair with a nick."
•Display antique silver.
•Have more painted furniture with French and Italian Continental roots and less English-style hardwood pieces.
•Decorate with architectural salvage, like the painted door panels in Elizabeth's dining room (reflected in mirror).
•Combine rich fabrics—silks and velvets—with every day materials such as cottons and linens.
•Be whimsical, like the jester-inspired silk window treatments in the living room or the velvet animal print seat-covers in the dining room.
•Integrate family heirlooms and fine furnishings with flea market finds.
•Use mirrors and light fixtures with Old World character.
•Add modern touches. "Put in things that speak of modern times," says Elizabeth. "Contemporary art blends well with old furniture."
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In November 2007, I was injected with 2 syringes of Radiesse. One on the left side of my face and one on the right side of my face. They were doing a new volume technique to put back that volume that I had lost through normal aging. The surgeon did a dental block which numbed my entire face. They drew some lines on my face to show where the product would be injected then proceded to inject my mid-face deep down next to my bone. The results were immediate and amazing. At the time, I had some dark tired looking circles under my eyes and the smile lines from my nose to my mouth.
After they injected one side and showed me a mirror, it was amazing to see the difference. The injected side was lifted up and my smile line was gone. The ring under my eye was gone and the corner of my mouth was lifted up. It almost appeared that I had a stroke on my non-injected side due to the look of aging. The surgeon proceded to inject the other side of my face bringing me to full correction with just 2 syringes. I was told at the time that placing Radiesse deep down next to my bone was different but doctors were still seeing durations out to a year. I was hoping that it would last.
Now, almost 13 months later, my results still look great. When comparing my current picture with my pre-injection picture, I have maintained a lot of my fullness to my cheek area. I have a minor deficit under each eye and I am thinking about going back to get a touch up to that area. Overall, I was very pleased with the results and every time I see a picture of myself, I see the fullness of youth and not the sagging of age.


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Ample room and large, well equipped bathroom with tub and shower stall; nice piano bar; concierge very pleasant and helpful. Great location. Food and service in main diningroom was not up to par for such a nice hotel.
Courtesy and assistance extended by all members of staff -- especially by those at the concierge desk Small closets, limited drawer space, wallpaper separating from wall. This gives the room a somewhat shabby appearance
Luxury hotel without the sometimes overwhelwing fuss - excellent, discreet, service, pleasant and friendly staff. Godd facilities. Great location. We had a great break.
Very expensive. Small room. Old model of the bad. Very expensive room service. Very bad and expensive internet connection - moonzon. Refund of the deposit was after four weeks.
Rooms are very small
Staff very helpful. Excellent restaurant. Facilities generally very good with a first class situation on the waterfront in Geneva. My first night coincided with a disco on the 5th floor. It was noisy and intrusive and out of place in a 5* hotel. The management dealt with my concern admirably, including a subsequent discussion with the General Manager who was genuinely concerned.
Watching the view from the hotel, onto Lake Geneva, the food, the chocolates and the tv in the bathroom.
location, room, bathroom
Proximity for shopping
Very excellent location. staff are great. No swimming pool.
the staff is very kind, very good location in the city center, late check out without extra charges
The breakfast is a very poor, There is not fitness room, it don't requirements the 5 star hotel,
the traditional style the noise on the place
very central, nicely decorated very poor breakfast....
The room was charming, elegant - with a fireplace This was a very expensive hotel, yet the carpet in the room was worn and stained.
Service and quality of the room
Staying at Les Armures was a real treat. The whole ambiance and quiet, understated charm made it an unforgettable experience. Just one comment. When the hotel has created such a wonderful atmosphere throughout, eating breakfast should not be interrupted by the sound of hoovering coming from the kitchen - 2 days out of 3.
the hotle location the services and the staff yes, the ironing board is not avialble unless you send your cloths for press in the hotle and that cost me more money ( i did not like that at all ) also the breakfast is continantal i thought it is full english breakfast every thing with extra chage
Charles on reception was fantastic at providing information on where to eat/what to see etc All fantastic
it was quiet, comfortable and completely professional. All the staff were very helpful at all times.
the location (centre), the architecture, the whole picture in fact
Superb hotel with very good restaurant and excellent staff !!!
The hotel is perfectly located for all who wanna get more about old Geneva . Personel is very attentive and friendly
comfortable rooms, nicely renovated and decorated. Inaccurate info given on their website. It said: "Wi-fi is available in the rooms and is free of charge", but when we enquired upon arrival, it actually would cost 20 chf per day for this service!
Excellent traditional restaurant with good service;convenience and location;helpful staff No
Free wi-fi Very poor breakfast, not suitable for a business meeting
location no bar.the breakfast was very average
Excellent location Very disappointing outlook from one of the bedrooms
Nice hotel, very good location and view. But for 3 star hotel with ald buthroom the price is too hight. The room service mixed up our order and came 3 times for to bring one stander breakfast :)
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situation for lake, old town and restaurants.
quiet, well appointed and near Malpensa airport
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Sorry if u misunderstood me. Great tutorial and changing to 4-pots and 2-pots in rear is definately a nice upgrade. My advice is that you would benefit the most from pads and rotors next. I'll shut up now :-D
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man! I've been wanting to do this on my 08 for a long time now, but i JUST bought DBA's for the stock calipers...gonna have to wait untill I need new rotors I guess....
Where can I purchase those calipers I am intrested in doing the upgrade to my 08 WRX. Also how much did it cost you if you don't mind me asking ???
I know this is an old thread...but could someone tell me if the legacy gt rotors wrx50 used (for the rear on his wrx) are from the front or the rear of a 2010+ legacy gt? thanks in advance.
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Rear. You use the stock fronts
Can you tell me how much the entire setup cost? Do the new calipers affect ABS? Thanks.
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Designing for Multiple Devices: 3 Part Series
General Assembly London
Thursday, February 13, 2014 from 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM (GMT)
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The rise in mobiles and tablets have not only changed the way we consume and interact with content, but also the way we design and what we base our design approach on.
This series of classes will cover how user expectations as well as behaviour and consumption patterns have shifted—and what that means for designing products that will be used on multiple devices. Coming out of these classes, you'll be equipped with the essential principles and tools to tackle the multiple device jungle.
Though classes in this three-part series build onto each other, no prerequisites are set for each. Stop by for a session or two—or come for all three—depending on your experience level.
This introductory class will cover the basics of responsive design and mobile apps (for both Android and iOS), and how expectations and practices have changed for both.
This follow-on session will build onto the guiding principles covered in the previous class, taking a closer look at:
This 60-minute session will focus on the challenges and opportunities of responsive content and how to find a balance between controlling layouts and making your products as responsive as possible. We'll walk through a step-by-step approach for tackling a responsive design project and an app project. By the end of the session, you'll:
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Which type of Satin Black Paint for a Computer Desk?
Hey all.
I'm ignorantly stupidly braindead when it comes to painting. I was wanting to know what type of paint I would need to make a satin black finish on a computer desk and what type of primer would be best advised(if any)?
I plan on using birch wood to build the desk, but now I'm at the point of picking my paint.
Was wanting a finish much like the below
I did a lot of work for galleries and never found a flat or satin black that held up or looked very well on pedestals and things and they certainly did not take the beating a desktop would. I would go with a semi-gloss reinforced finish. You should be able to find a black poly product for example. Or you could use floor paint.
Floor black you want to get a factory not store mixed paint. Get it from a real paint store and know that it might take them a few days to order it if not in stock.
You will have to seal the new wood and probably need to prime it depending on what you pick. Floor paint is self-priming.
If you are using birch it has a nice grain. Why not stain it with a deep ebony stain and show off that grain? Coat with a couple coats of quality poly?
Never really cared for stain finishes on a computer desk nor gloss either due to fingerprints/etc.
Seems I'm really putting myself into a corner for options :laughing:
I was suggested on another forum to use a spray paint and came across these:
Rust-Oleum Painter's Touch Flat Black Primer
Rust-Oleum Painter's Touch Satin Canyon Black
Then there's the discussion of these not holding up.
Seems I will just have to try the two above and try a stain/poly of some sort(classic black polyshades?) on some spare pieces and see which looks the best.
Rattle cans could work out as well as anything but you steal need a sealer or sealer/primer for wood first. A rattle can primer will not get you far.
You might see what a body shop or furniture finishing place wants to turnkey finishing the desk for you.
Spray paint it with a 2pac, use a 2pac P-U primer first though.
My recommendation would be to use flat Fusion. Why flat, when you want a satin finish? Because it should be followed up by at least one coat (the more the better, though) of clear Fusion, which will give you the bit of sheen you're looking for while giving the paint a tough layer of protection - tough enough to be scrubbed and even lightly polished. You may see slightly more sheen with this method than a satin paint alone, but a computer desk - especially the desktop surface - needs to be durable.
IMO, 'sandwiching' the paint between a clear coat and the primer of your choice is going to give you the best possible finish if you go the spray can route.
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See 4-H State Fair Handbook for all 4-H Clothing Event Forms and Information for County Staff, Participants, & Judges
Stage commentaries are the link between the 4-H'er and the audience. They tell about you and the special features of your garment as well as what you learned during this experience.
Commentaries are brief and concise, about 100 words. Whether you are in Fashion Revue, Clothing Selection or The $15 Challenge, commentary will have some basics. These include:
1. An introduction with your name, age, and club. You may also include what school you attend and your grade.
2. A brief outfit description. Analyze the garment.
- What is special about it?
- Don't forget the color, texture and design of the fabric!
- If you are having trouble describing it, look at catalogs, magazines or pattern envelopes for ideas.
- Use action verbs i.e. a row of beads accents the neckline or a belt circles the waist.
- Use "models" rather than "is modeling" or "wears" rather than "is wearing".
- Describe details that the audience can see.
- What is the fiber content in the fabric? (For example, 100% cotton knit or a shirt made of 95% cotton and 5% spandex.)
- Specific garment terms are given later in this document to help you out.
3. Include where you will be wearing the garment.
4. Describe what you learned. This can be in general or specific to your category. General ideas could include deciding on your wardrobe needs before shopping, comparison shopping, or looking at the suggested care before purchasing clothing or fabric. You may also include what you have learned from your 4-H experiences.
4-H'ers have an opportunity to develop communication skills through writing and delivering fashion commentary during 4-H fashion presentations. At the State Fair Clothing Event, Senior 4-H'ers introduce Clothing Event participants as they appear on stage through a "Fashion Narrative" or oral commentary. Through the experience of writing and delivering fashion commentary, experienced 4-H'ers develop leadership skills and self-confidence. 4-H'ers can have this experience in their home counties also by assisting with planning and presenting County Events. Planning the show can be a lot of fun and is a good way to learn to work with other 4-H'ers.
You don't have to be a great writer to write Fashion Narratives, but each Fashion Narrative card should:
- Identify the 4-H'er by name, club, community, and/or county,
- Contain a little information about the outfit, and
- Provide some information about the 4-H'ers achievements, activities, or career goals.
Zeroing in on 2000 with a bright floral print, Name from Local Club, Home County is modeling a dress she constructed to wear to the Junior-Senior Prom. Becky says 4-H has helped her develop confidence in speaking before groups. She likes giving 4-H presentations. Recently she traveled with other Iowa 4-H'ers to Washington D.C. She says 4-H has given her many great opportunities for learning and, after she finishes high school next year, she plans to carry on with her education by studying engineering in college.
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SCARBOROUGH, Maine -- With his pedal to the metal, Stephen Johnson piloted his sleek racing machine across the finish line as the black- and- white checkered flag waved.
Johnson beamed after his first-place finish, particularly when he saw his lap times on a printout.
"That was my personal best," he said. "I took a tenth off my previous best lap time."
Johnson, 37, isn't a professional race car driver. He's a restaurant owner from North Conway, N.H., who makes the hour long drive to the outskirts of Portland about twice a month for the adrenaline rush of indoor karting in a Scarborough industrial park.
Racing at Maine Indoor Karting is as competitive as the drivers make it. Friends, colleagues, and family members race with strangers seated inches off the ground in Formula karts capable of reaching 40 miles per hour around a track buffered with tire barriers.
This is not the summertime, outdoor go-kart track of your childhood. These are modern, expensive, slick-tired karts. They provide gravitational forces that give racers a good feel for the upper body strength needed by the pros who drive the real things.
Safety is paramount on the 1,200-foot track. First-timers must show a valid driver's license before viewing a brief pre race video designed to familiarize racers with the karts, the track, and the flags track marshals wave. In addition to the standard red, green, cautionary yellow, and checkered flags, a blue flag with orange slash signals racers to allow others to pass. If a marshal wants to meet with a racer, perhaps about a mechanical issue, a black flag is unfurled. No bumping is allowed, and drivers issued three warnings are done for the day.
During my recent visit, about a half-dozen people largely in their 20s and 30s watched the video, including some rent-a-car company employees on a corporate outing. They then went to the drivers' room to don one-piece racing suits, helmets, balaclava-like head socks, and neck braces with protective padding before entering the track area.
Racers of all abilities squeezed into the karts, adjusted their seats, strapped themselves in, and became familiar with the green accelerator pedal on the right and the red brake operated with the left foot. A marshal came by to start the engines. The arena echoed with a roar. Helmets filtered the white noise. Thumbs sprouted upward. The green flag came out. Racers quickly left the pit .
The fearless zoomed ahead. Those who knew what they were doing took the corners and S-turns with calculating precision, taking the line of least resistance with hardly a tap on the brake.
But some used caution in those first fast laps, even braking too much. Hitting the red pedal at the wrong time in a tight turn makes the kart's rear fishtail and costs valuable time.
It didn't take long for the blue flag with orange slash to be pointed at a few neophyte racers who soon were lapped. Drivers signaled with the passing flag could only turn their heads and watch in amazement as faster racers flew by inches from each other.
During the safety session, the no-bumping rule was stressed. But on the track, bumping was a reality. The turns were battlegrounds for precious real estate and jarring contact was inevitable. Those who fishtailed at the wrong time got hit by other racers.
Then, suddenly, the checkered flag was waved. Then came the yellow caution flag, and a whirlwind of yellow flashing lights. Racers slowed to drive to the pit, the race over.
Pumped with the thrill of the race, the drivers left their karts to see the printouts of results that declared "Adam" the winner, while "Crash" came in last. In about eight minutes, the racers had completed between 14 and 19 laps. The stats included average and best lap times.
Among the rookie drivers was Scarborough's Dan Chaplick, 37, the rental car company regional manager who was leading the corporate outing.
" I thought maybe you take some practice laps," Chaplick said afterward in a telephone interview. "But you just get right into it. I was tentative for the first lap, but after that just keep the pedal down and go."
A regular like Johnson competes against himself, too. "To me, this is like chess," he said. "There is a strategy."
Marc Cardullo, the track's marketing director, had some tips for first-timers : Move the seat forward for better handling. Learn where to make the turns. Have a loose grip on the steering wheel and use incremental moves. Don't slide or hit another kart -- both slow you down.
And most important: "If someone passes you, follow them," Cardullo said. "They know what they're doing."
Marty Basch, a New Hampshire-based writer, can be reached at email@example.com.


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by Margaret Forster
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I have had this book for a few years now, but had put off reading it because I was worried it might be a rather staid biography. However, this was not the case at all, and I found it an absolutely compelling read from start to finish.
It's basically a memoir of the author Margaret Forster's grandmother and mother, with a bit of her own life thrown in too. The history of these lives alone would have interested me, but she also considers the difference in the lives of women from her grandmother's and mother's eras, when they were tied to the home and had to give up their jobs if they got married and had children. Margaret was determined she wouldn't end up like that and of course, in the 1950s and 60s she had the ability to ensure that she didn't.
Being a novelist, the author managed to really bring the people in this book to life, and I think it was this above all else that really made the book such a great read for me. I felt such interest in what was happening in their lives, and became fully engrossed in them. I now plan to go on to read Precious Lives which is the memoir of her father.
Hidden Lives is superb. If you are interested at all in social history, family secrets and interesting lives then this is a great book to read. I really can't recommend it highly enough.
When I grabbed this book from BookMooch I didn't realise it was non fiction. I was expecting one of Forster's novels which seem to revolve around the themes of mothers and daughters and dying. This memoir gives you an idea how Forster ended up concentrating on those themes as it looks into the lives of her mother and her grandmother before her. The book is always heading towards the inevitable conclusion that women's lives have got better over the last century so the "plot" isn't spoilt by the fact that you know the third generation is going to get away from the Carlisle council estate and become a famous writer. This book had me totally hooked and I barely put it down from start to finish. What I found very well done is how convincingly the story has been told going forwards chronologically. When you look into family history you always know the end of the story before the beginning. Forster has managed to tell the early parts of her mother and grandmother's lives without bringing in all the baggage form the ends of their lives.
I'm giving this one 4-stars in an effort to moderate my somewhat inflated LT star ratings. The memoir genre is one of my favorites, I've read a lot of them, and this one stands out for me. Margaret Forster (born 1938) is an English biographer and novelist. I've read only two of her other books, but both of them were memorable: a biography of Elizabeth Barrett Browning and a novel about Browning's maid, Lady's Maid.
Hidden Lives is about the female side of Forster's family--maternal grandmother, mother, aunts--and how Forster interacts with all of them. Her grandmother evidently went to great lengths to hide the first 23 years of her life, which probably had much to do with a daughter who was apparently born out of wedlock: "Twenty-three years old. . . If I suppressed the first twenty-three years of my own life it could never properly be understood by me or anyone else. If I knew nothing of the first twenty-three years of my mother's life I could not possibly understand her. . . ." How frustrating, particularly for a biographer, to have such a gap in her own family history .
I was very engaged with the first and last third of the book, the first third where she writes about the mystery of her grandmother and her efforts to solve it, the last third where, as an adult, she is dealing with her mother who is increasingly expressive about her own disappointing life. The middle third dragged for me somewhat, with Foster giving copious detail about her own childhood and young adulthood--thus the 4-stars.
This memoir is an account of the lives of Forster's grandmother, born in 1869, and mother, born in 1901, but is surely representative of the lives of many working-class women throughout the last half of the 19th and first half of the 20th centuries. Forster's grandmother, Margaret Ann, is raised from mysterious beginnings and life as a domestic servant to a position as respected housewife and mother. Lilian, after her, enjoys opportunities and comforts her mother never had, but the strains and hardships of her life serve as an impetus for young Margaret to make the most of her education, still seen at this point as a waste of time for girls, and escape Carlisle.
Forster says, as she draws the book to a conclusion: 'I can't understand my own history unless I understand my grandmother's, my mother's and that of the women like them...' And, in one sense, I can see that she has written this book for her own benefit. Yet, at more or less two generations younger, I can relate to Margaret's desire for a more fulfilled and less constrained life than the women before her. (I'm thinking more of my grandmother than my mother, although I've clearly benefited from the changes that have occurred since my mother came of age.)
This is truly a book that makes you think and appreciate what you have.
Forster has an extraordinary tendency to make her first-person narrators unsympathetic. She shows this here, and in "Over" , "The battle for Christabel" and "The Memory Box".
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Islamabad, July 9 (ANI): The United Nations (UN) has said that the Pakistan government must ensure the safety and security of all those people who have been displaced due to the military offensive in Swat and Malakand Divisions of the North West Frontier Province (NWFP), before asking them to return to their homes in the valley.
The United Nations Emergency Relief Coordinator, John Holmes, who arrived here on a four day visit, said displaced people must not be forced to return to their homes, and added that the UN is concerned and trying hard to address the problems of over two million homeless people.
"We are trying to make sure people are not pushed to go home too quickly. Of course we have no wish for people to stay in camps or in host communities longer than necessary because it puts such a huge strain on everyone and on infrastructure. These are the balances we're trying to strike," Holmes said.
Talking to media persons after visiting a refugee camp in Mardan, he said the displaced people were at a "critical turning point" because the security forces have declared their operation in the valley successful and claimed that it is now safe for the people to return to their homeland.
"We are at a critical turning point when people may start to go home and may not. The conditions need to be right, that is the security needs to be right, the basic services need to be there," The News quoted Holmes, as saying.
UN officials are also worried about the education scenario in the troubled region, as over 3,700 schools remain occupied by the displaced people.
The new school session is beginning from September 1, but it is highly unlikely that the situation would improve by that time.(ANI)


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I'm a fan of the chipotle. For those keeping score, a chipotle is a smoke-dried jalepeno, and believe me, they are good. Chipotle added to just about any sauce gives it an instant three stars by default. That's reason number one why this Swamp Honky Chipotle Barbecue Sauce has a head start on a lot of other barbecue sauces. The second reason has to do with the way the ingredients work together. There's not so much going on here that one flavor gets lost in the mix. Everything in this sauce has a purpose. Each ingredient belongs. That's a big key to making a barbecue sauce worthy of a good cut of meat.
While I tried this sauce on several of my favorite food items, quite successfully, my all-time favorite use for this barbecue sauce happened on a Friday night. My wife had just picked up several fresh catfish. I don't know how you feel about barbecued catfish, but trust and believe, it's a mouth-watering dish. I eat it every chance I get. Squeeze a little lemon (okay, a lot of lemon) over some fresh catfish fillets and paint Swamp Honky Chipotle Barbecue Sauce liberally over each one, both sides, and jump on the bandwagon. You'll want to keep Swamp Honky Chipotle Barbecue Sauce in stock for this reason alone.
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I'm afeared of what d'you call 'ems, some tomfoolery, you know.
"Sammy needn't be afeared," continued Pete, seeing the look on the girl's face.
"The least said the soonest mended about that one, I'm afeared," said the dame.
I'm afeared I was born for a hard fate, an' that the day of my doom isn't far from me.
She would put a horse at a jump, though she was afeared of it.
There's a big tear in my shoulder, an' I'm afeared I've made my last cruise.
You're afeared to go to law—Levi West—you try th' law—and see how ye like it.
We're afeared they'll get all the gold in the Klondike country if we don't hurry.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. -- The game started Monday night and almost ran into Tuesday morning. In between CVU and Essex battled for 11 tense innings before the Redhawks claimed the Division One baseball championship with a 4-3 win at Centennial Field.
The game, some three hours and 25 minutes long, is the longest D-1 championship game in VPA Touranment history.
Essex scores one run in each of the first three innings, Tyler Warren and Josh Baez with RBI singles, followed by Justin Ward's RBI ground out. The Hornets would take a 3-1 lead into the seventh.
But CVU rallies in their last at-bat. With two runners on, Davis Mikell splits the gap in right center allowing Deagand Poland to trot home. It's a 3-2 game.
Later in the inning, the tying run 90-feet away. Kirk Fontana comes up big with the RBI single to center, his second RBI of the game, Hayden Smith scores and we go to extras knotted at 3.
Top of the 11th, after a single, wild throw and sac bunt, CVU gets a runner to third. With one out, Poland grounds one to short, it's mishandled, that allows Erik Bergkvist to score the go ahead run.
Rayne Supple shuts the door on Essex in the bottom of the inning and that's it as the Redhawks rallied late, and late into the night, to claim a second straight D-1 title.
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HI, My name is XXXXX XXXXX it will be my pleasure to assist you; my goal is to provide you with Excellent Service,
1. In which State and County is this ?
2. Did the email state which month the $1,850 represented ? Or was that the total amount that you owed ?
3. What was the monthly rent that you paid ?
4. What amount do your records show that you owe the mall in rent ?
1. Georgia and its in Douglas county
2. yes it stated that I owed 1850 for February rent to close the account.
3.The lease was for Oct 13th 2012 to Feb. 28th 2013 .. Oct rent 1134 .. Nov Dec Jan Feb 1850 each month
4.I'm not 100% sure I had a worker take off with records and merchandise totalling over 13,000.00 between that location and another location .
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It appears that the only rent you owed was for March, 2013 of $1,850, plus a $100 late charge -
1. Why are they claiming you owe them over $5,000 ?and
2. Did you ask them for a breakdown of the charges (because I would not want to see you pay that. It certainly does not appear that you owe anything more than what they told you in the March emai)
Thank you,
1 They said they went back and reviewed the account and are saying the email sent on march 12 th that stated I owed 1850 plus 100 late fee was incorrect that they made a mistake and I owed Jan & Feb rent plus there legal fees.
2 I did and the said now that the rent owed was 2700.00 left from both months and that there was interest and late fees and attorney fees
Attachment: 2013-07-03_021657_stonecrest_mall_2013_emails.pdf
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Hey I attached the emails between me and the mail and I'm also looking for the checks and tracking numbers should have them soon
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You should not pay these people any more that the March rent of $1,850 plus the $100 late fee. And, here is what you should do, step by step:
Make copies of the following and bring them to Court with you:
1. Gather all your rent receipts, or cancelled checks that you used to pay the rent; make copies and take them with you to show the Judge;
2. Make copies of the email that they sent you stating that you owe only the $1,850 plus the $100 late fee;
3. Make copies of the checks for $500 which you paid twice and was applied to the rent;
4. Make copies of the envelope showing the postmark as proof that you mailed it on the date you told them you mailed it. Do not open the envelope. Let the Judge open the envelope and let him see for himself that you had a check in the amount of $950 in the envelope.
All of the above will prove to the Judge that you paid the rent. Also bring whatever proof you have as to the amount that was stolen from your business and that is why you made partial payments. Tell the Judge that when you were making these partial payments, at no time did they ever say that you owed anything more than the amount that they indicated in their email
Late Fees, and Attorneys' Fees
Tell the Judge that the envelope containing the check in the amount of $950 which you sent by Certified Mail proves that you did not send it in late. What the post office did and the mailman's inability to deliver it was totally out of your control once you mailed it. They did not have to sue you and incur legal fees, therefore, you should not have to pay their Attorneys' fees.
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Three days a week, UC senior Josh Schneider rolls out of bed at 5:15 in the morning in order to be in the swimming pool by 6:00am.
"I dread it every time, but you have to have that internal drive because you know your competitors are out there doing the same thing," Schneider told me. "There's no way around it. If there was, nobody would be doing it. Every morning, you wake up and question why you're doing what you're doing. But this past week makes everything well worth it."
Last week at the BIG EAST Swimming and Diving championships in Pittsburgh, Schneider won all three events he entered (50 free, 100 free, 100 fly), setting UC, meet, and pool records in each event while being named the BIG EAST Men's Swimmer of the Year for the second consecutive time.
"He is tremendously gifted," said UC swimming coach Monty Hopkins. "Genetics certainly play a part. He is an extremely athletic man. He's maybe 6'3" or 6'4", probably about 210 pounds, very muscular and lean, and extremely athletic. But talent can only get you so far. To go beyond that you have to draw on every resource that you can, and much to Josh's credit, he is very serious about improving the little points. He'll do the extra work in the pool on technique. He'll do the extra work in the weight room. He'll sit and watch video of his swimming looking for one little thing that will help him go faster."
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"The emphasis all year has been on the NCAA Championship and beyond, and while he had some great swims last weekend, we're hoping that there's more to come," Coach Hopkins said.
"Putting up those good times is going to give me a good seed in the NCAA's and it's a great confidence booster going into them," Schneider said. "If I come away with a win in the NCAA's, it could open a lot of doors for me in terms of sponsors like Speedo or Tyr or any sort of companies that would want to sponsor me."
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"As much as he's improved, if he can see that next little bump in his ability, he's going to be a player on the national team level and I hope that he does achieve that dream," Coach Hopkins said. "It's kind of like catching a shooting star, and if you can't dream about it you're probably not going to make it. So he dreams about it, and thinks about it, and is working towards it - which is the key - and he's got a real shot of being an Olympian."
Unlike most elite swimmers, Schneider competed in a wide variety of sports in high school, setting
"After my freshman year at UC, I talked to my coach and said, 'I only have one more year of swimming left in me and then I'm going to go back and play football,' Josh said with a laugh. "I stuck it out because I realized that if I'm going to do anything big, it's going to be in the sport of swimming."
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I recently purchased a 2009 750i and I have a few questions questions:
1) The engine seems to take a long time (30 minutes) to come to operating temperature, with an outside temperature close to or below freezing in city driving. Is this normal? My Cadillac get to temperature within 10 minutes.
2) during this warm up period, the engine runs rough during hard acceleration. It is OK when driving gently. It seems to smooth out when the car reaches the operating temperature. Have other owners experienced this?
3) Often, to put my car in the garage I have to move other cars parked in front of the garage door. To do this I keep the BMW running while I use the key on the key-chain containing the FOB to drive the other car. During this time the FOB is in the other car away from the BMW. The BMW remains running and I am able to drive it into the garage. The dashboard displays a warning saying that I can't start the car without the key FOB but it allows the car to run and be driven. The distance between the car and the key FOB could be 60-80 feet.
My question is, would the car turn off if this distance is increased, say if you or someone else drives off? What is that distance?
I can't answer 1 ans 2, since I live in a warm place, but 3 is definitely true, and it is a poor design choice. The car should shut off if the key is taken outside the car. People have died because they forgot to turn off the car, took the key thinking it is off, and the house became full of CO. Major design fail, IMHO.
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change spark plugs, 1989 seville 4.5
what are some ideas/recommendation to change spark plugs?
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Re: change spark plugs, 1989 seville 4.5
Unscrew the old ones and screw in the new ones.
Re: change spark plugs, 1989 seville 4.5
Actually, anyone who tells you this job isnt a pain in the ass is LYING and needs an ego adjustment.
Obviously the 4 facing you when you open the hood are dead simple... Its the rear 4 that are a pain. You have 2 options: Access them from underneath with the car on ramps, or disconnect the heater hoses at the tee and reach around the rocker cover from above.
I like to use both options, getting at 2, 4, and 6 from underneath and 8 from above.
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Re: change spark plugs, 1989 seville 4.5
? I never need to disconnect the heater hoses to get em from the top. Difficult but not as hard as say timing belt replacement on the DOHC 3.4 Lumina.
Re: change spark plugs, 1989 seville 4.5
last time I replaced mine on the 4.1 I did them from the top, it was kind of irritating but not that hard
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Re: change spark plugs, 1989 seville 4.5
I honestly don't find these that hard either. You have to use the Braille method, but they are accessible without any other disassembly (I hang the heater hoses out of the way with a bungee or wire), specialty tooling or goofy extension/swivel combinations. Pull the wire off, feel around for the plug, stick the socket on it and pull it out.
Re: change spark plugs, 1989 seville 4.5
Still a pain in the ass. Predominately the left cheek.
Re: change spark plugs, 1989 seville 4.5
It is not as hard as you could think. To me, the hardest part was pulling off the original wire boots. Turn them several times before pulling. The rear plugs are not that bad. Just lay across teh engine and trust rather your fingers than the eyes because you cannot see them.
If it were easier, that engine would not qualify for Cadillac engine.