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If you're newly engaged and planning the traditional marriage, this is the perfect and exclusively Nigerian traditional wedding checklist to guide and keep you organized while planning your traditional engagement ceremony in Nigeria. This complete Nigerian traditional wedding planning checklist should be used as a to-do list, so tick off items as they're completed.
The best time to start planning your traditional wedding is right after he put a ring on your finger. Starting to implement this traditional wedding checklist early enough will ensure that there's no last minute wedding day disappointments, and that the best vendors are available for your dates. Read on…
Nigerian Tradition Wedding Plans: Immediately After the Marriage Proposal
- So, he (finally) put the ring on it? Congratulations, you're engaged. Go out and totally enjoy it. Girl, e no easy jor! Show off your engagement ring to your all your girlfriends and colleagues.
- (Groom) Announce the engagement to bride's parents, to formally ask for your fiance's hand in marriage (Naija parents take this seriously oo. Even if groom is an onyibo guy, he must come door knocking and ask for their consent before the whole World hears that you're engaged).
- Decide on the type of wedding ceremonies you want and the ones you should ignore (introduction & bride price only (BP)? traditional only (T)? White/ church/ religious wedding ceremony only (R)? Court /registry wedding only (C)? OR do you want to have multiple wedding types such as: T+W? T+C+W? T+C? W+C?
- Decide: will you have the trad and white/ court wedding on the same day? If same day, will the reception be in the same place? If not the same day, how many days/ weeks/ months apart from each other?
- Decide which of the wedding types you want to have will be big and which one will be low key, or if all weddings will be big
- (Groom) Ask bride's parents for the procedure for the customary traditional wedding rites, how much is the bride price and 'the customary bridal list' of things you require to gift bride's family during the traditional wedding. Also confirm who and who needs to accompany you to the occasion.
- Pick date and place for the customary Nigerian pre-wedding introduction to bride's family (aka door knocking to ask extended family for bride's hand in marriage) as well as a date for the formal traditional engagement (aka traditional engagement)
- Confirm parents and family availability on chosen date for the customary Nigerian traditional wedding rites and ceremony
- Check how much you can afford to spend and then make a budget for the traditional wedding, including the customary bridal family gifts list and the traditional wedding reception
- Decide if you want to invite your 'town friends and office colleagues' to the traditional wedding (if it will be in the village). How many friends will you invite?
- Read: How to determine how many guests to invite to your traditional wedding
- Decide if you want to do Asoebi (ie coordinated guest outfits) for the trad wedding, and then let your guests know about it
- Purchase the items listed in the customary traditional wedding list (Groom, ask your bride's parents for this AND if you live abroad, you can ask your parents or elderly relatives at the village to help you collect 'the list' on your behalf)
- Decide on trad wedding attire color combo and styles for bride/ groom and book a good Nigerian tailor to sew them
- Purchase the traditional wedding attire (for bride, groom) – including the trad' wedding fabrics and good tailors to sew them, the Gele head-tie, bride's bead jewelry and so on
- Book rentals (such as canopy tents) and venue decorators for the trad wedding reception. Also book a good photographer and video coverage person for the day (after the trad wedding ceremony, be sure to submit your traditional wedding photos to us here, for publication on our real wedding section).
- Arrange for catering for the traditional wedding day – usually the bride's mom and her friends are happy to do this; and if location is in the village, your Aunts are happy to do this for you. If you like, you can hire caterers
- Decide if you want to do the legwork yourself or hire a wedding planner to organize the whole things for you – if so, hire one then.
- Find Out: How to know if you need a wedding planner or if you have everything it takes to successfully plan your traditional wedding all by yourself
Things to Do Right After Engagement to a Nigerian Bride
Now, this is a note for a grooms who is about to marry a Nigerian woman.
Nigerian weddings are so different from the rest of the World, and typically starts from the traditional wedding, also referred to as the 'traditional engagement ceremony'. In fact, a Nigerian woman is not considered married until her groom completes the customary traditional marriage rites. And yes, the Nigerian traditional wedding is complete on its own and is recognized so – any other type of additional weddings is jara, and was copied from the Europeans. So, a typical Nigerian has multiple weddings – the traditional wedding and others (the court-house wedding and/ or the religious wedding at the church or mosque) – hence this trad wedding checklist.
If you follow the above Nigerian traditional wedding checklist, startingfrom a few weeks or months after the marriage proposal (assuming she said "yes"), all you have to do is just travel down to the village (or wherever) for the trad wedding – because you managed to complete everything on time, without stress.
- Be sure to also read this post on a White Wedding Checklist – List of things to do to prepare for a Nigerian white wedding.
- Also, Wedding Budget Samples – see examples of Nigerian wedding budgets from other people's Nigerian weddings
Did I miss anything that needs to be done before a traditional wedding in Naija? If so, add it in the comments box below.


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announcement that they would be offering 100 new comics exclusively to the Kindle Fire. Apparently that hit a nerve with the nation's largest bookseller, Barnes & Noble, because they've retaliated by yanking all DC Comics from their brick & mortar locations and now it's on like Donkey Kong!
According to a Barnes & Noble executive, "To sell and promote the physical book in our store showrooms and not have the e-book available for sale would undermine our promise to Barnes & Noble customers to make available any book, anywhere, anytime." Customers won't even be allowed to special order the comics unless they have them delivered to their own homes.
Honestly, B&N's position sounds reasonable but this still feels like watching a particularly vicious game of dodge ball at recess. Who'll chicken out first? Who knows but the consumers are the ones inconvenienced in the meantime.
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Saturday, December 15, 2007
Slow Holidays with SF Member Patrice Powers-Barker
Here is the photo of some of the produce I used for the recipes for frozen dishes as a Christmas gift for my parents and my sister. The main reason I took the photo was to show that Hubbard squash! Here were the recipes that freeze well. 11 out of 14 include some local foods. All of the peppers and basil were from our garden. All of the root veggies, apples & cider and fresh spinach came from the Toledo Farmers' Market ... veggie quiche in a bag, cheesy smashed potatoes with crab, nut balls (vegetarian "meat" balls), baked pasta with veggies, cabbage roll casserole, sweet potatoes with pineapple & cranberry, spinach & chick pea casserole, 2 different bean dips, squash soup & split pea soup, muffins (including apple), pesto and 1/2 gal cider. Mmmm - I can't wait to share it with them! :)
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- rliebes said...
These sound great! where do you get the recipes? Thanks,
- December 17, 2007 at 8:56 AM
- Patrice said...
The recipes are from all over - some from different state Extension offices, local library books (look up once-a-month cooking or freezer cooking)and recommendations from friends. I always keep my eye open for healthy, easy recipes.
- December 20, 2007 at 9:23 AM
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Police say the carnage began around 8 a.m. on West 65th Street in Riverside Park, when the suspect, identified as 43-year-old Julius Graham, stabbed a 36-year-old female jogger in the back on the running path.
It is believed Graham, who is homeless and originally from Texas, was brandishing scissors.
Police say Graham then moved south and stabbed a 36-year-old man, who was walking his dog, in the stomach. He continued south down the bike path along the Hudson River, slashing a 32-year-old female jogger in the neck before coming upon 35-year old James Fayette and his two year old son Luke in a stroller.
Fayette was slashed in the chest while trying to protect his son, who suffered a slash wound to his arm. The child's stroller sat in the middle of the crime scene, surrounded by police tape.
"The baby was screaming, the father was shielding him, the father was covered in blood, and he was doing the best to protect his kid," said eyewitness Billy Bednarz.
James Fayette eventually subdued the suspect with the help of a bystander.
"A good Samaritan saw what was going on, tackled the guy, got him to the ground and held him until the cops arrived," said Bednarz.
Police arrived and found Graham being restrained on the ground.
"He was going crazy, resisting arrest, there were three cops on him. It was insane," said eyewitness Jennifer Wenzell.
The victims, four of whom were taken to Roosevelt Hospital, were all expected to survive, though one of the women was listed in critical condition.
The incident occurred along the Hudson River Greenway, a 32-mile long stretch used for biking and walking, beneath the Henry Hudson Parkway.
Graham, who was staying in a shelter in the Bronx last week, was taken to Bellevue Medical Center for psychiatric treatment.
Graham is charged with five counts of assault, criminal possession of a weapon, and resisting arrest.
Fayette is a former principal dancer with the New York City Ballet. He is married to Jennifer Ringer, a current principal dancer with the ballet.
Fayette will remain in intensive care at least overnight, while his son has been released from the hospital.
Geoffrey Croft, a spokesman for New York City Park Advocates, called the attack the latest episode in a "troubling trend" of violence in city parks.
He noted that a mother pushing a stroller along the Henry Hudson Parkway in Fort Tryon Park in Upper Manhattan was attacked by a homeless man last week. At least two bicyclists were attacked a week apart in August along the Hudson River around 163rd Street, and two other people were slashed south of 60th Street a month earlier, Croft said.
Croft said the advocacy group has been calling for more park enforcement for years. Citywide, he said there are 80 security officers patrolling the city's parks, with another 80 recently hired. In the 1990s, there were 450 parks security officers, he said.
When asked about the spate of recent attacks, the police commissioner said city parks are "very, very safe." He said that although authorities are concerned about the recent crime, "the amount of incidents of crime in parks is minuscule."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Real gross domestic product (GDP) rose 1.5 percent in the second quarter after rising 2.0 percent in the first quarter, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis. According to the 2012 annual revision, the first-quarter growth rate was revised up 0.1 percentage point.
Real GDP second-quarter highlights
• Consumer spending for durable goods slowed, especially for autos, while spending on services picked up modestly, mainly in household utilities.
• Imports picked up, mainly reflecting an upturn in petroleum and products. The rise in imports outweighed a modest pick-up in exports.
• Business investment slowed; a slowdown in investment in structures was partly offset by an acceleration in equipment and software (mainly in industrial equipment).
Positive contributions to economic growth also stemmed from an upturn in inventory investment and a smaller decline in national defense spending.
Annual revision to GDP
BEA also released its 2012 annual revision, which revised GDP estimates for the first quarter of 2009 through the first quarter of 2012, based on newly available source date and methodology improvements. The general economic picture remains intact. The revisions did not alter the direction of change (increase or decrease) in any quarter. For 2008–2011, real GDP increased at an average annual rate of 0.3 percent—a downward revision of 0.1 percentage point from the previous estimates.
The historical average revision to real GDP growth for years covered by BEA annual revisions is 0.3 percentage point.
Prices of goods and services purchased by U.S. residents in the second quarter rose 0.7 percent after rising 2.5 percent in the first quarter.
Excluding energy and food, prices rose 1.4 percent in the second quarter, compared with 2.4 percent in the first quarter.
Energy prices declined 13.4 percent after rising 7.6 percent. Food prices rose 0.7 percent after rising 2.5 percent.
To learn more about gross domestic product, read the full report.


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Steamfitters and pipefitters lay out, assemble, fabricate, maintain, troubleshoot and repair piping systems carrying water, steam, chemicals and fuel in heating, cooling, lubricating and other process piping systems. Sprinkler system installers fabricate, install, test, maintain and repair water, foam, carbon dioxide and dry chemical sprinkler systems in buildings for fire protection purposes. Steamfitters, pipefitters and sprinkler system installers are employed in maintenance departments of factories, plants and similar establishments, and by pipefitting and sprinkler system contractors, or they may be self-employed.
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pipefitter, steamfitter, sprinkler system fitter, sprinkler system installer, marine pipefitter, fire sprinkler fitter, apprentice pipefitter-steamfitter, fire protection mechanic, steamfitter-pipefitter.
Job Duties
- Read and interpret drawings, blueprints and specifications to determine layout requirements
- Cut openings for pipe in walls, floors and ceilings using hand or power tools or machines
- Select type and size of pipe required
- Measure, cut, thread and bend pipe to required shape using hand and power tools
- Weld, braze, cement, solder and thread joints to join pipes and fabricate sections of piping system
- Install supports, valves, piping and control systems
- Test system for leaks using testing equipment
- Clean and maintain pipe units and fittings and flush system
- Remove and replace worn components and reactivate system
- May prepare cost estimates for clients.
- Read and interpret drawings, specifications and fire codes to determine layout requirements
- Install clamps, brackets and hangers to support piping system and sprinkler and fire protection equipment, using hand and power tools
- Select, measure, cut, ream and thread pipe, install sprinkler heads and mount prepared pipe in supports
- Join pipes and piping sections using soldering and welding equipment
- Connect piping system to water mains, supply tanks, pumps, compressors and control equipment
- Installs valves, alarms and associated equipment
- Test system for leaks using air or liquid pressure equipment
- Service and repair sprinkler system
- May prepare cost estimates for clients.
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Bulls Cove, Burgeo, Channel-Port aux Basques, Fortune, Grand Bank, Harbour Breton, Harbour Mille, Marystown
Wages depend on job requirements and work conditions. They also vary between regions, for reasons such as location, labour agreements, and the availability of workers. The wages below are estimated before taxes.
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Thursday, November 22, 2012
Happy Thanksgiving
12 comments:
- Denise said...
Perfect! Darling post. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.I want to watch the latest Little Women tonight.Love it.
- November 22, 2012 at 8:59 AM
- Dewena Callis said...
I'm thankful for you, Nita, and the Weenies who have brought us so much beauty and joy and fun and sometimes sadness. I'm ready to start watching the movies now. The old black and white Christmas in Connecticut remains my favorite, although I love them all.
- November 22, 2012 at 9:20 AM
- Cynthia Myers said...
I am SO thankful for you my friend!
I'm with you, NO Christmas until AFTER Thanksgiving! I understand that people might put up their lights on their houses etc. while it's warm outside and not wait until it's freezing BUT they should not turn them on until tomorrow. :D
(although tonight when I drive home I know that many will have thrown that switch).
Have a Wonderful Turkey Day, I say today is a FREE day and I'm eating whatever I want! :D :D :D
- November 22, 2012 at 9:20 AM
- the gardener's cottage said...
enjoy your day my friend. happy thanksmasweenyear!
- November 22, 2012 at 11:49 AM
- Lee said...
I enjoy your posts so much, especially this one!
Thanks for being you!
Happy ThAnKsMaSwEeNyEaR!
- November 22, 2012 at 12:09 PM
I truly hope that never happens! Happy Thanksgiving to you, too!
- November 22, 2012 at 1:35 PM
- BetteJo said...
Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
- November 22, 2012 at 1:38 PM
- Kit said...
Have a wonderful holiday! :) Kit
- November 22, 2012 at 2:01 PM
- An Urban Cottage said...
Happy Thanksgiving, Nita!
- November 22, 2012 at 6:50 PM
- Debby said...
I wanted to post this same picture. I couldn't get it to work. My daughter looked just like Lucy and kinda still does.
Glad you have a friend to share the holidays with. I love those sappy Hallmark movies as well. Hope you don't have to work alot this week-end. Happy Holidays.
- November 22, 2012 at 8:35 PM
- Rooms by Ann said...
I love the post. Happy ThanksGiving to you too.
- November 23, 2012 at 12:31 AM
- Sharon in Chicago said...
My favorite -- Holiday Inn. The movie that had Bing singing White Christmas before the movie of that same name.
- November 23, 2012 at 10:24 PM


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Violence across the country has increased over the last 12 months, sparking concern about how the 350,000-strong Afghan security forces will manage once most foreign troops withdraw by the end of 2014.
The attack, one of four in Afghanistan early on Sunday, happened near a construction site that was stormed by Taliban gunmen in April last year. That assault triggered a nine-hour attack in which the insurgents fired rockets at western embassies and nearby hotels frequented by foreigners.
The man shot dead on Sunday was in a stationary four-wheel-drive vehicle in the suburb of Sherpur when officers from the country's intelligence agency, National Directorate of Security (NDS) fired at the car, killing him.
The would-be bomber was carrying a gun and wearing an explosive-laden vest when he was shot dead, Kabul police chief General Ayoub Salangi told Reuters.
The car was also packed with explosives. Security forces were still attempting to defuse it an hour later.
The attack came on the same morning as bombings in the eastern provinces of Nangarhar and Logar.
In the capital of Nangarhar, Jalalabad, two NDS guards were killed and three others wounded when a car carrying explosives was detonated at a compound used by the intelligence agency.
In Logar an attacker detonated a van packed with explosives at a highway checkpoint, wounding three police officers.
Later on Sunday morning, a man in a suicide vest blew himself up outside a district police office, wounding another police officer.
No one has claimed responsibility for the Kabul incident but the Taliban took credit for the attacks in the eastern provinces via text message.
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Oregon St. gets best of CWS rookie Indiana
OMAHA, Neb. — Matt Boyd pitched a four-hitter and struck out 11, and Oregon State made a fourth-inning sacrifice fly stand for a 1-0 victory over Indiana in the College World Series on Wednesday night.
The Beavers (52-12) won the first 1-0 game at the CWS since 1985. They'll face Mississippi State on Friday needing to beat the Bulldogs twice to reach next week's best-of-3 finals.
The Hoosiers (49-16) went 1-2 in their first CWS appearance and were shut out for the first time this season. Indiana's Aaron Slegers allowed seven hits in his first career complete game.
Boyd, who pitched his fourth complete game and third shutout this season, flummoxed the Hoosiers with his mix of fastballs and off-speed pitches. He faced the minimum through four innings. The senior left-hander held the Hoosiers hitless until Michael Basil looped a ball into short right field in the fifth. Basil moved to second on Dustin DeMuth's bunt single, but no Hoosiers runner advanced farther.
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Format: Double elimination
Wednesday's result
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Thursday's game
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The Beavers scored in the fourth when Kavin Keyes singled, went to third on Ryan Barnes' double and came home on Jake Rodriguez's sacrifice fly to right.
Boyd earned his first win in five starts since May 10 against Stanford. He had a loss and three no-decisions in between.
The Beavers played error-free defense behind Boyd, picked off runners in the first and third innings and turned a double play in the sixth.
Boyd, who was drafted in the sixth round by Toronto, took the loss in that game, allowing a run on two hits in an inning of relief of Andrew Moore.
Big Ten champion Indiana was the first team from the conference to make it to the CWS since Michigan in 1984. The Hoosiers were the first from the Big Ten to win a game here since the Wolverines beat Stanford in 1983.
But they struggled offensively, particularly against left-handed pitching, after batting .309, averaging 9.4 runs and hitting six home runs in their first five tournament games. The Hoosiers batted .211 and scored a total of six runs in three CWS games.


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But what things were gain to me, these I have counted loss for Christ. Yet indeed I also count all things loss for the excellence of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord, for whom I have suffered the loss of all things, and count them as rubbish, that I may gain Christ. -Philippians 3:7-8
Our most pressing obligation today is to do all in our power to obtain a revival that will result in a reformed, revitalized, purified church. It is of far greater importance that we have better Christians than that we have more of them. Each generation of Christians is the seed of the next, and degenerate seed is sure to produce a degenerate harvest not a little better than but a little worse than the seed from which it sprang. Thus the direction will be down until vigorous, effective means are taken to improve the seed....
To carry on these activities [evangelism, missions] scripturally the church should be walking in fullness of power, separated, purified and ready at any moment to give up everything, even life itself, for the greater glory of Christ. For a worldly, weak, decadent church to make converts is but to bring forth after her own kind and extend her weakness and decadence a bit further out....
So vitally important is spiritual quality that it is hardly too much to suggest that attempts to grow larger might well be suspended until we have become better. The Set of the Sail, 154-156.
"Lord, I don't hear much today of the 'greater importance that we have better Christians than that we have more of them.' Help us in our seeker-orientation not to water down the message and make the teaching so shallow that we don't challenge our people to holy living. Amen."
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ETSU jumped out to a 6-4 lead early in the first period, but the Lady Paladins went on a 16-0 run to hold the 20-6 advantage with 8:43 left to play. A lay-up by Mayes at the 7:39 mark snapped the Bucs' scoring drought, but Furman continued to put points on the board and held a 30-15 advantage at the halftime break. Mayes, the Southern Conference scoring leader, managed just four first-half points and Furman out-rebounded ETSU 25-18.
The Bucs returned to the floor for the second half and immediately started feeding the ball to Mayes, who scored 10 points in the first seven minutes to help ETSU go on a 16-8 run and pull within seven at the 12:54 mark. A missed Furman three-pointer combined with three consecutive Lady Paladin turnovers to allow the Bucs to pull within two, 40-38, with 10:09 left in the game. At 8:40, point guard Tommi Paris gave Furman its first bucket since 12:27, but another Mayes lay-up at 7:46 put ETSU back within two, 42-40.
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Thrash metal icons Testament are closing in on 30 years as a band and showing no signs of slowing down. In fact, singer Chuck Billy says the group is sounding really good at the moment and he's anxious to get their latest music out to the people.
Of the new disc, 'Dark Roots of Earth,' the singer tells the Raffo Review, "I would say it's got a little bit of everything we've done in our history, but I would say vocally I'm tending to kind of go back to the 'practice what you preach' style. I've done a lot more melodies on this record as well. Of course there's some thrash and power vocals as Testament would do, but I think this record's got a little bit of an old school feel to it, for me at least."
Billy says he's particularly happy with how the record sounds, and admits that the band's earliest works didn't have the production capabilities that they're pulling off now. The singer credits a lot of that to the band as a whole taking on a more hands-on approach over the years. He says the turning point was likely his bout with cancer in 2001.
He recalls, "I didn't think I was ever going to be back performing with Testament. That illness kind of got all the original guys back together. It was a special thing for me because I felt as though one, I'm getting a second chance to perform with Testament and two, the original lineup was back together … Maybe the illness made it happen, but here we are now and we're not really thinking about it, we're just doing what we love to do and we all feel kind of blessed to be able to finish something we started together."
Billy says cancer also changed his outlook on life if in no other way than that he absorbs life and observes things more frequently. He adds that it's also helped with interpersonal relationships and having an appreciation for what he's got.
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The Washington Nationals opened their 2008 baseball season, and their brand new ballpark, in story-book fashion last night. The Nats jumped out to a 2-0 in the first inning and then failed to get even another hit until the ninth. By that time, the Atlanta Braves had tied the score. However, "face-of-the-franchise" Ryan Zimmerman sent the fans home delirious with a two-out walk-off home run.
The baseball season now starts in March and, if the World Series goes the limit, can extend until November. Compared to the 1950s when I started following the sport, there are more regular season games, many more post-season games, and individual games last significantly longer.
The players now come from many different parts of the world. They are much bigger and stronger than their counterparts from half a century ago. The pitchers throw harder and still have better control. The batters hit for more power and (at least as compared to the 1950s) also run considerably faster.
The talent pool is much deeper these days. Well-run teams can build and re-build quickly by cultivating their farm system (though they may have problems keeping their talent on board, due to free agency). Expansion teams can become very competitive very quickly and even small market teams like the Florida Marlins can go from champions to loser to champions again in short order. Even with many fewer teams, this never seemed to happen In the old days.
Baseball parks are vastly improved. The new stadium in Washington is only the latest in a round of building that has provided the game with a massive face-lift. The new parks combine the charm of the best ancient parks with the comforts we baby-boomers demand. The mistakes of the 1960s and 1970s (of which Washington's RFK was a precursor) — shared-use with football, lack of intimacy, symmetrical outfields — have all been avoided.
The game is much better understood now. Thanks to the work of Bill James and others, a reasonably well-informed fan arguably comprehends important aspects of the game better than the average general manager of the 1950s did. Fans have access to statistical information with which to answer questions that baseball insiders apparently didn't even think to pose 50 years ago.
Instant access to statistics has also enabled many fans to double their baseball pleasure. These fans not only enjoy the real game, but they also participate in it as virtual general managers through the ubiquitous fantasy leagues.
But even for those not involved in fantasy leagues, baseball can be a constant presence. In the 1950s, baseball was "consumed" almost exclusively on the radio. Fans in many major league cities were limited to a few televised games per week and only when the team was on the road. Fans in cities without major league teams had to settle for the Game of the Week. These days, fans usually can view several games per night, and can follow every game in real time online.
Little, then, is left to the imagination. Perhaps that's why real baseball — the non-fantasy version — may not grip our imagination the way it once did.
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CASPER, Wyo. (AP) Picture yourself trekking up to 15 miles through remote wilderness, mountain biking on rough single track about 30 miles, road biking 40 to 50 miles and biking on a fire road for another 100 miles all in one day.
Then imagine getting up and basically doing it again the next day, and the day after and one more day after that.
In between, toss in 20 to 30 miles of flat-water paddling, three miles of whitewater kickboarding and a few ropes courses.
Sound hard? It is. And anyone can sign up for the full-body throttle called REV3 Cowboy Tough Wyoming Adventure Race brought to you by the state of Wyoming.
But before you gather your three closest friends-in-suffering and pay $600 per person, consider what it takes to train for this kind of event.
Experts say anyone fit enough to run a half marathon with the dedication to stick to training could be ready by July. The event will kick off July 18. The Star-Tribune asked some adventure racers how they prepare mentally and physically, and if they think this is a feat that could be accomplished by any mere mortal.
Not your average challenge
Adventure racing as a sport began in the late 1980s, started by a French journalist and adventure racer, according to Darran Wells, an assistant professor at Central Wyoming Community College who recently finished the new edition of his book NOLS Wilderness Navigation that talks about adventure racing.
The first race trekked across the South Island of New Zealand requiring teams travel by foot, bike and boat. In the mid-90s, the Eco-Challenge Expedition Race began and spread the painful fun around the globe.
The basic premise is for a group of men and women to move from one place to another through jungles, mountains, glaciers, rivers or lakes using human-powered transportation. Race distances vary because racers can, at times, choose shorter, bushwhacking routes, or longer, slightly easier ones.
Wells first raced internationally on a sponsored team for the Eco-Challenge in 2000 on the island of Borneo. He worked as the navigator on a team of two men and two women and they traveled between 450 and 500 miles through the jungle and between islands.
The only thing thats a fair comparison is being in war, Wells said. Im not a soldier, but I did race with a number of soldiers who made that comparison. You are under such a high level of physical stress for such a continuous time, its so physically and emotionally demanding.
Wells competed as a semi-pro companies paid for the race and gear, sometimes up to $70,000, but not a salary until 2005.
Now he runs the outdoor education and leadership program for CWC and is working with REV3 and the National Outdoor Leadership School with some aspects of Cowboy Tough. Dont ask him details of the race he wont tell. Not knowing the challenges is part of the masochistic fun.
What officials can say is that the race begins in Cheyenne and ends 3½ days later in Casper. Mandatory checkpoints guarantee the two- or four-person teams finish by certain times or risk losing points or being forced to skip sections. Bonus checkpoints are added for the most serious competitors.
This means the average folks those who arent racing as a career path could catch some shuteye each night as long as they finish early enough.
Race officials hope to draw competitors from around the globe, said race director Michael Spiller in an August news conference announcing the race.
This is going to be one of the toughest races in the world, he said.
Get used to pain
The first step to training for something this long is training for a long time. Your body needs to feel what its like to sit on a bike seat for a hundred miles or run for 30, said Emily Tilden, an adventure racer and high school cross country ski coach in Lander, Wyo.
Time management is tricky, she said. The quantity is too much to do solo all of the time.
To compensate, Tilden trains with friends who specialize in one sport. She goes on every run with runners and every bike ride with cyclists.
She also recommends other races to help train. The Bighorn Mountain Wild and Scenic Trail Run, a 50-mile foot race through the mountains, is a good one.
How long you need to train for depends on your fitness age, she said.
Some of training depends on how many thousands of hours youve spent sitting on a bike, she said. Your body will go back to that and know its done that before.
Its also a matter of building up to certain distances similar to running a marathon, said Micah Rush, a Casper adventure racer.
If the race calls for 50 miles of running, you would want to build up to at least 25 miles of running at one time, if not more. Then add in the biking, and soon you could be training hundreds of miles a week on a bike and on foot.
Then, when you build up the endurance, you put multiple days together, he said. I will get up and destroy myself for a day and then wake up the next day and do it again to get my body used to the shock.
Teams also need to train at night and in bad weather. Its one thing to be able to run during the day and another to stumble through forests exhausted in the dark, Wells said.
For Cowboy Tough, working out in heat is a must. The race will cross some of Wyomings high desert in the middle of July. Acclimatize for the heat as Everest climbers adjust for the altitude.
Each team also needs a navigator, someone who could be dropped in a forest in the middle of nowhere with a map and compass and find his or her way out, Wells said.
He recommends more than one person understand the skills though, just in case the navigator falls sick.
Doable, with caveats
So is Cowboy Tough for you?
It depends on how willing you are to suffer.
It also depends on your history with adventure racing. In order to qualify for Cowboy Tough, you or your team members must have completed one 24-hour adventure race before, according to the online rules. That doesnt eliminate newbies this year; 24-hour races are scattered throughout the U.S. in the spring including REV3 Adventures Epic Adventure in Virginia in April.
Casper firefighter and adventure racer Marty Mittelstadt recommends trying a 12-hour race first. The shorter ones are plenty hard and include all the same challenges minus the necessary super-human stamina.
But if youre already fairly fit can run half marathons or complete long bike rides you could be a candidate for the ultimate adventure, said both Wells and Rush.
You have to know that you will suffer a little bit, Rush said. But suffering isnt always bad.
As long as it doesnt kill you.


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The limited edition vintage joins the single malts crafted at the Knockdhu distillery in Aberdeenshire, and follows in the footsteps of the 2001 release last year.
With 1200 cases available globally, including the UK, US, Canada, Sweden and Japan, this single malt will be available for £65 RRP 70cl.
Matured in Spanish and American oak casks and matured for over 14 years in traditional dunnage warehouses, the 2002 has been bottled in its most natural form, neither chill-filtered or coloured at 46% ABV.
anCnoc brand manager Stephanie Allison comments: "We're really excited to release the 2002 vintage to anCnoc fans as it creates the perfect balance between the signature Knockdhu house style we're so proud of whilst introducing new tastes into our portfolio. With the combined spicy notes and sweet flavours, we're sure this spirit will satisfy even the most discerning whisky drinker looking to extend their collections.
Staying true to the anCnoc style, the 2002 vintage packaging mirrors the minimalist design of anCnoc's core range and features the contemporary yet traditional illustration of the Knockdhu Distillery in forest green.
The 2002 Vintage is available from 2 May at independent and specialist retailers, including Royal Mile Whiskies, The Whisky Exchange and Master of Malt at £65 RRP.
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It's official – the families of Céline Dion and well–known restaurateur Paul Nakis have purchased the 84-year old Montréal institution Schwartz's deli.
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Here's the final entry in the blog journal of the San Francisco Ballet's triumphant tour to Copenhagen, by Ballet Master and Assistant to the Artistic Director Bruce Sansom:
Saturday, August 28th
I've passed through all of the security measures and am sitting in Copenhagen's airport. It's 8:20am and my flight isn't departing until noon. I've travelled here on a bus from the hotel along with the staff that travelled with the company (the general manager, a few of the technical/stage team, three of the four artistic team members, and the head of PR). We all managed to make it to an early breakfast in the hotel, where, despite the early-ish start. It was a late finish last night (more about this later) we all seemed to be in decent banter mode.
For everyone else on that bus, the flight back to San Francisco, via Frankfurt, so perfect timing for them. I've joined this bus simply because the second bus, for the dancers and stage crew, who finished the load-out from the theatre at 2 am this morning, leaves the hotel at 10:30 am, which would be too late for me to feel comfortable about checking in for my flight to London Heathrow. The company has a week's lay-off, so I'm spending that time back home catching up with friends and loved-ones.
So, I have some time on my hands here in the departure hall, allowing me the opportunity to write up my final "San Francisco Ballet Tour to Copenhagen" blog. If I don't do it now then it won't have been written on Danish soil…even if legally I'm possibly in no-man's land — thinking about the Tom Hanks 2004 movie "The Terminal," in which his character gets stranded in JFK airport.
The reviews for Program 2 (Possokhov's Fusion, Tomasson's Concerto Grosso, Balanchine's Stravinsky Violin Concerto, and Morris' Sandpaper Ballet) were as positive as those for Program 1:
p>"The Company takes your breath away…"Politiken
"Balanchine is the litmus test [for any company] at the technical level. San Francisco Ballet dancers performed excellently in the immortal masterpiece Stravinsky Violin Concerto." Berlingske Tidende
"There seems almost no end to what the San Francisco Ballet boasts of strong dancers in terms of technique, form awareness and musicality." Berlingske Tidende
And from Facebook, Astra Sterns wrote: "I saw program B in Copenhagen ("Fusion", "Stravinsky Violin Concerto", etc). The dancers were fantastic: technique, musicality, super energy of youth and love of dancing…"
There is little doubt that the company's reviews heightened audience expectation, and the pre-performance atmosphere in the auditorium was buzzier each evening. I wasn't counting, but probably more than half of the performances ended with a standing ovation, and you could see the impression this made on the dancers performing in the last ballet of the evening. When I was dancing, I tended not see the audience during a ballet, but they'd be very visible during curtain calls. They're even more visible when everyone is standing up and it was great to see our dancers enjoying the audience's enthusiastic applause.
Wednesday, August 25th
I'm teaching class this morning on stage. Teaching class during a period of performances can be a particularly fine balance between helping tired bodies, that will have reached muscle fatigue in the previous evening's performance, carefully recover, and motivating and pushing those whose workload isn't as heavy. You sometimes find you need to remind a few dancers that they really don't need to push too hard in class, but should save themselves for their rehearsals and especially, their upcoming performances.
Class this morning is relatively early at 10:30 am. However, whenever possible, especially on tour, class is later, allowing for a longer recovery period. Not being at home means that eating after each performance requires finding a restaurant that's open late and that will take last orders after 10:30 pm. It's not always easy to find, but the Tour Book (prepared in advance by the Company Manager Lauren Chadwick) identifies a few, showing where they are in relation to the theatre. So, those extra hours that a later class allows can make a real difference.
Today there are rehearsals to accommodate several changes of cast for both programs (Program 2 runs through to Thursday evening, with Program 1 returning for Friday's final performance). If you're rehearsing for a new role, or at least one that you've not danced for a while, these rehearsals are not only vital, but also relatively easy to motivate yourself for. It's a bit tougher for anyone repeating exactly what they danced the night before, knowing that they'll be dancing it again for that evening's performance. Everyone knows what they need to do to make sure that their colleagues, dancing in new places, benefit from as close to a performance experience as possible.
Rehearsals completed, I return to my changing room and realize that there's a framed poster in there of English National Ballet's 1985 visit to Tivoli Gardens. The company dancers have signed the poster, and, better still, I notice the signature of someone I was at school with. Not only that, but I'm being interviewed by her next week in London for Dance Europe magazine, to talk about San Francisco Ballet and my experiences with the company, both at home and on tour. I take a photo of the whole poster and a close-up of her signature; later that day I email them both to her.
Ballet Master Anita Paciotti and I take a walk around Tivoli Gardens looking for wildlife.
Bruce Sansom
There are two family groups of ducks in the park, one with eight ducklings that are little bundles of yellow down, up to a flock of 10 nearly fully feathered white ducklings that Anita calls "teenagers." They all seem very relaxed amazingly, considering the number of people in the park.
The performance that evening runs smoothly, and new faces in new places dance well.
Thursday, August 26th
Today, with fewer rehearsals, class starts at a later time. We have two guests watching: Wayne McGregor, whose ballet "Chroma" will be performed by SFB as part of the 2011 repertory, and Antoine Vereecken, who will work with the company in October, setting the work for Wayne. Wayne is not only the resident choreographer for The Royal Ballet Company in London, but also has his own London-based company, Random Dance Company. Antoine has danced with Random for quite a few years, but, having just retired, will be assisting Wayne as more of his ballets are set on companies around the world.
Wayne and Antoine have taken advantage of the company being in Copenhagen and flew over the night before to watch company class today and tomorrow, along with this evening's performance. While Wayne knows many of SFB's dancers from when one of his earlier ballets, "Eden/Eden," joined the repertory in 2007. He needs to see who's new, as well as reminding himself of those he's already worked with and which roles they should be learning in "Chroma."
Helgi Tomasson sits with them in the front row of the auditorium (class has been on stage each morning since our first day in the theatre) and asks me to join the three of them. I've known Wayne and Antoine for quite a few years, so it's great to see them again. Antoine taught some master classes at the school I ran at the Central School of Ballet and we have a quick catch-up on how he's feeling, having only just retired.
Then, back to work, watching the company class, taught this morning by Ricardo Bustamante</strong — we work alongside each other in the joint role of ballet master and assistant to the artistic director. Questions are asked, observations made, and notes taken by Wayne and Antoine. The dancers, knowing that Wayne is in to cast "Chroma," are put through their paces by Ricardo and respond well to the opportunity to make a good impression for what is, in effect, an audition situation.
Wayne and Antoine leave after class and will be back for the performance this evening. More rehearsals for more different casts including for the final performance, which sees the company returning to Program 1, and therefore, after a break from this repertory since Sunday's two performances, the need to get all four of the ballets back into the dancers bodies, whether they're dancing in a new place or the same place as before. That said rehearsals finish in good time, as, for the majority of the ballets being rehearsed, it's a case of running through from curtain up to the end of the ballet, as opposed to spending time fixing placing, timing, and technique issues.
I'm determined to walk over to see the old Royal Theatre, where I performed on tour with the Royal Ballet (many years ago). As I mentioned in an earlier blog, I didn't get to see much of Copenhagen that time, as my workload left me either in the theatre or asleep in the hotel.
Bruce Sansom
It's not difficult to find, and, as I had hoped, I recognise it instantly. Sadly though, it's not much of a photo opportunity. The metro system here is being extended or upgraded, and there is major road work as a result. I can't get close enough to the theatre to avoid having the barricades in full view, and I'm not even sure how I can get across to the actual front of the theatre, so I walk on, enjoying the views of canals, historical buildings, and more roadwork.
For the performance I'm next to Wayne McGregor. I'm more than happy to point out various dancers and to answer any questions that he asks. He's got class the next day to watch, and then I expect he and Helgi will have a final talk through about his casting thoughts.
It gives me a good opportunity to catch-up on what he's been up to and what he's got scheduled in the immediate future. Let's just say, he's pretty busy! During the performance, it was fun to hear him chuckling out loud to some of the witticisms in Mark Morris' "Sandpaper Ballet, which closed the show.
Friday August 27th
It's the last day of work and I'm teaching, which allows Ricardo Bustamante to sit with Wayne and Antoine. Ricardo will be the ballet master responsible for Chroma and as such, will work closely with Antoine as he sets the ballet in a month's time, and will then be responsible for it between Antoine's departure and Wayne's arrival, shortly before the stage rehearsals start in April. The last day of a tour always has a slight celebratory feel — one last push and the last week of hard work will be done and a break before everyone returns to work on Wednesday, September 8th.
I keep class moving at quite a pace, making sure that the time spent on the barre isn't too long we get into the "center" speedily. Tired as many of them are, there's a good dynamic and, I at least, have fun!
After class there's a final brief discussion between Helgi and Wayne and then a quick chance to say good bye to him and Antoine. Then, with only two ballets being rehearsed ahead of the final performance, there's a longer break before the last performance. I enjoy a final stroll around Tivoli Gardens with General Manager Debra Bernard, before helping her take a collection of gifts back to the hotel, where she distributes them to the hotel staff as a thank you from the company.
The final performance ends with another standing ovation from the audience. It's a great way to bring the last performance to a close. Shortly afterwards there's a post-performance reception and it's clear from the speech given by Peter Bo Bendixen (former Royal Danish Ballet principal dancer and current manager with responsibility for the Tivoli Pantomime Theatre, the Tivoli Theatre and international ballet guest performances who has worked very closely with SFB's administration to make the tour happen), that there's a lot of good will to make sure that the company returns far sooner than the previous 12 year break. It really would be great to capitalize on the cultural buzz that the company's seven performances have created here.
A successful tour completed.
Bruce Sansom
Before I go there's one final thing to report. I started my previous blog with the exciting news that I had managed to ride "The Demon" roller coaster in this, my final report from Copenhagen, I can happily report that my other ambition to enjoy some candy-floss (cotton-candy), that I've not had since I was probably seven years old (quite a few decades ago) was achieved.
So, Tivoli, a success all around.
Back to – Saturday, August 28th
That's it, I'm blogged out and it won't be long before my flight's called; that's what I call good time management.


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After beating Louisiana Tech 1-0 behind Christen Campbell's no-hitter Saturday morning, the Lady Bisons fell to Nicholls State 4-0 in their fourth game of the tournament later in the afternoon.
Junior Christy Grisham, who had not seen pitching time since her freshman season, started on the mound for Lipscomb. After getting three quick outs in the first inning, Nicholls scored one run in the second inning and then three more in the third.
Junior Alaina Jacobson came in to relieve Grisham in the middle of the third inning. Grisham struck out one and gave up three hits and four earned runs.
Jacobson struck out four and gave up five hits in her 3.2 innings pitched.
Lipscomb's defense had little help from their bats, with the Lady Bisons scattering four hits throughout the game.
Kellie Sirus continued to lead the Lady Bisons' offense and went 2-3. Campbell and catcher Vanessa Medina each contributed with singles.
"It was a tough game for us," Sirus said. "It showed us we need to make adjustments to get to the level we want to be at."
The Lady Bisons close out the tournament Sunday at 10 a.m. against Providence.
This article waswritten by Katie Haab, a student assistant in the sports information office.


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Males/Females 18 or older that smoke cigarettes, want to smoke cigarettes or smoke electronic cigarettes. This is going to be showcased in shopping centers, the internet, and gas stations.
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Blue Ivy's first track
Even her father is calling her the B.I.C.
Jay-Z's posted it on his site. A song called Glory featuring B.I.C. That must be her wailing on the track. Is that what they did to that hospital? Turn it into a recording studio while NICU babies were waiting for their parents?
Hear the lyric about Paris. And then the one about miscarriage. Hmmmm....?
She's the child of his Destiny. And he'd paint the sky Blue.
"Make sure the plane you on is bigger than your carry-on baggage."
That's great advice. No seriously, for real. Dembabies seem straight up poor next to Blue Ivy, you know?
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text: Tuesday, August 16, 2011 WHO Updates TB Guidance Updated guidelines from the World Health Organization (WHO) on the management of drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB) are intended to help inform practitioners, particularly those in lower-income settings, of the very latest and most cost-effective standards of care for achieving optimal patient outcomes, says a Medscape Medical News article. The guidelines reflect the recommendations of a multidisciplinary panel of TB practitioners, public health professionals, representatives of professional societies, national TB control program staff, guideline methodologists, and other professionals. Although there are no radical changes from WHO's 2008 guidance, Medscape says, the updated guidelines include some important adjustments and provide the most updated information on issues such as diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring. The recommendations include a focus on cost-effective ambulatory models of care that treat patients outside of the hospital, reducing the risk for re-infection and decreasing travel and social isolation for patients. For patients with multi-drug resistant TB, the guidelines extend the minimum duration of treatment by 2 months to reflect research showing improved treatment success with the longer duration. Intensive treatment should therefore last at least 8 months. For patients who have not been treated with second-line drugs for TB in the past, treatment should extend to 20 months. The duration may be adjusted for some patients according to their clinical and bacteriologic response. The guidelines are available online in European Respiratory Journal.


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Constructed of heavy-duty machined steel, aluminum, and Delrin, GSG-Moto clutch/alternator protectors are designed to provide maximum protection and high-quality fit and finish.Installs quickly using basic hand tools. No cutting, drilling, or welding of existing motorcycle components required. All Delrin frameslider heads are 60mm in diameter and feature a steel reinforced insert for additional strength. Sold in pairs.
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