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MOUNT AIRY — Mrs. Billie Marie Mauldin Eckenrod, 86, of Mount Airy, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013, at Central Continuing Care in Mount Airy. She was born in Surry County on June 21, 1926, to the late Roy Franklin and Annie Mae Brintle Mauldin. Mrs. Eckenrod was a homemaker and was a member of Dover Baptist Church. She is survived by two stepdaughters and their spouses, Gerri and Fred Scarborough of Jacksonville, Fla., and Lynn and John Zidlick of Charleston, S.C.; a stepson and his spouse, Roger Dale "Butch" and Betty Lou Eckenrod of Greensboro; seven stepgrandchildren; 14 stepgreat-grandchildren; one stepgreat-great-grandchild; a sister and brother-in-law, Betty and Jessie Tilley of Mount Airy; five brothers and sisters-in-law, Bob and Mildred Mauldin, Ben and Sylvia Mauldin, Arnold and Brenda Mauldin, Max and Patty Mauldin and Rex and Sue Mauldin, all of Mount Airy; and several nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, Mrs. Eckenrod was preceded in death by her first husband, Virgil Bennett; her second husband, William Rudolph "Bill" Eckenrod Jr.; an infant sister, Susan Rebecca Mauldin; and a stepgrandson. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013, at 11 a.m. at Moody Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Jeremy Morton officiating. Burial will follow in Oakdale Cemetery. The family will receive friends Saturday from 10 a.m. until time for the service at Moody Funeral Home in Mount Airy. Online condolences may be made at www.moodyfuneralservices.com.
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The city of Mesquite and Keep Mesquite Beautiful began the year with the launch of a series of classes that are teaching residents about ways to be more environmentally conscious while improving their home maintenance and appearance. Each class has featured different subject matter in an attempt to address several areas where the city sees the need to assist residents through the education process.
"The classes are a partnership of KMB and the city of Mesquite. The goal is to help residents maintain their property and become more environmentally conscious," said Paige Swiney, KMB director. "The classes are something we have wanted to do for a long time. Things finally came together to offer them this year. They really go along with our goals to make Mesquite a better place to live, work and play."
The next class will address the issue of water conservation through landscaping. Swiney said there are many benefits to maintaining a nice yard, and the class aims to teach residents how to keep their yard looking good while using less water.
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My daughter was stricken with a combination ear infection/croup/barf disaster, which monopolized much of my time during the past few days, as well as my cleaning products. She's been miserable, and the doctor prescribed prednisone for the croup, a medication that a number of people have since warned me about. I had been thinking -- because it was a steroid -- she'd simply develop superhuman anvil-lifting strength, but no, apparently it just makes you irritable, wild, sleepless and perpetually hungry. Awesome, because it has always been my dream to wrangle with a teen werewolf trapped in a toddler's body.
Now, I had mentioned on Twitter that somewhere in all this, she actually barfed in my mouth. IN MY MOUTH, YOU GUYS. I generally feel like there are few surprises left in the toddler-rearing milieu after two kids, but man alive, she proved me wrong. I...I had not expected that. A number of people have asked me to explain, how, exactly, this happened, and I realized that the only way -- barring an I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant-esque video reenactment -- was through an illustrated layout of events.
Part 1: Lo was curled in the crook of my arm we snuggled on the bed somewhere around 1 AM on Friday evening. It was then that I asked a fateful question:
Part 2: Still lying on my back, I lifted her up, and as I was attempting to transfer her to my shoulder, talking to her with my mouth open (as is, you know, my habit when talking) this happened:
(a) an unintentional partial reeneactment of, uhhhhh, Dos Chicas, Una Taza;
(b) probably (totally) an actual fetish.
(c) really, really super gross.
Part 5: I cleaned up myself and J cleaned up Lo, both of us still laughing, because the situation was just so very awful that it had actually turned the corner into becoming life-threateningly hilarious. And while it was icky, we knew right away that this will be one of those stories we'll still be sharing when she's 30, laughing our asses off as we tell it, and there has to be SOMEthing sweet about that. (Even if J will likely never kiss me ever again.)


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1999ART GYMNASTIC IN BULGARIA Art gymnastics is one of the most popular sports engaging Bulgarian girls and women. It is, however, insufficiently known in all over the world. This fact along with comprehensive investigation of this topic determines the actuality of the problem and its necessary working out. This study is based on literature sources, archives, videotapes and conversations with coaches of long standing and aims at revealing the specificity of Bulgarian art gymnastics and promoting its popularization abroad. The nascence of the art gymnastics in Bulgaria is followed-up. The creation of a Commission on the sports in 1951 and the first National championship in 1952 lays the groundwork of its organized development. An attention is paid to selection and training in single age groups. The sports itself is based on dancing by using various choreographic forms. Competitors make individually or in ensemble use of the following apparata: rope, ball, hoop, bats, and band. Their combinations represent a set of different obligatory elements defining the degree of difficulty. The structure and forms of training in Bulgaria concentrated in 10 special secondary schools and in clubs attached to the sports societies are clarified. The successful sports calendar of the Bulgarian art gymnastics is demonstrated as participations in European and world championships and Olympic Games is reviewed with emphasis on the specificity of the Bulgarian school of art gymnastics. The comparison with foreign schools shows that the Bulgarian combinations are distinguished by high-grade technical performance with the apparata, art, and originality as well. Most eminent competitors then graduate from the National Academy of Sports and work as established trainers in Bulgaria and abroad. Thus the Bulgarian school actively contributes to the progress of the art gymnastics in the world. About this site
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I imagine I should have asked this in the Help Topics forum, but I didn't want to be the first one to post there at the risk of looking silly. Which, on the whole, isn't a bad metaphor for the subject of this post.
I moved to Melbourne at the start of this year with my new (first) bike, with the romantic idea that I'd be able to circumvent commuting costs and get fit at the same time. It's a good bike and I'm comfortable riding it. The problem is, after a few short rides between suburbs, I became terrified of riding on the road.
Cycle lanes are fine. Love them. But when I'm on a street with cars parked on the side, or going through an intersection, or riding in any kind of traffic, I freak out and end up walking my bike along the footpath. It's not the traffic I fear - it's more like a constant feeling that I'm doing something wrong.
I'm working under the hopeful assumption that this is a phase everyone goes through and I just have to ride on through it, but I'm hoping for a few answers to some of the beginnerish questions I have, like: What do I do when I stop at traffic lights? and What are good ways of not getting beeped at on roads without cycle lanes?
General stuff like that. Or maybe you could point me to some essential resource I've missed. I'm considering getting some lessons, but I'm a tad too broke for that right now. That said, I am serious about this cycling thing, and I'd love to get beyond this dread stage.
Thanks a lot. :)
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I suggest you "hang out" at similar roads to the ones you want to travel on and see what other cyclists do.
As well as this, being familiar with the roads and tracks that are good, and the ones to avoid is something to learn.
I often ride out of my way to avoid roads that I don't like.
Often a good route results in a good ride.
Cheers, Chris
Hi Rohan, All i can say is Go with the flow don't get upset with Car drivers be curtious, Now what about Traffic lights well just look at them and get on riding. I asume you know the road rules so stick to them.And take the Attitude YOU ARE IN THE RIGHT.don,t forget to signal your intentions.
Cycling needs to be fun, so have fun. Ride in areas you enjoy then venture out little by little. Maybe just one big traffic light or one block of a major road then turn off. Build up gently. If its' not fun, get off and walk - no problem with that.
Hey Rohan,
Like Chris I go out of my way to avoid busy roads, where this isn't possible I stick to a few rules regardless of the reaction it invokes in our metal and plastic clad friends. Although they may seem obvious they work for me:
1) avoid riding within 1 metre of a parked car ... to avoid getting doored
2) take the lane at intersections ... to avoid getting squashed into the gutter
3) make eye contact at every chance ... to avoid getting cut-up
4) don't break the road rules ... to avoid invoking the ire of everyone else, including your fellow cyclists
5) use your voice, if you're loud enough drivers can hear you. If I see pedestrians, cars, or anyone not paying attention or being some kind of threat then they'll hear about it ... it's helped me avoid a scrape on a few occasions
6) Lastly, given the time of year, make sure you're lit up like a Christmas tree to ensure that you can be seen from a distance
I find that if you ride predictably, signal your intentions, and do your best not to be a nuisance that motorists generally treat you with respect. Where this fails I reckon that Karma will deal with them!
Good luck!
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Despite the uncertainty in the broader economy, Canadian auto sales are expected to return to their pre-recession levels this year driven by dealer incentives, accessible auto loans, high fuel prices and aging vehicles that need replacement, according to a report from the Conference Board of Canada.
Canadian motor vehicle manufacturers are expected to swing to a collective profit of $1.5-billion this year, their highest level since 2002 and a complete reversal of the $1.5-billion they lost as recently as 2009, the board reports.
"The recovery of the auto industry is in full swing," said Michael Burt, the board's director of industrial economic trends. "An encouraging sign for the Canadian industry is that many of the best-selling models are assembled here."
With General Motors, Chrysler, Ford and Japanese rivals, Toyota and Honda, ramping up production in the country, as long as automakers don't slide into price wars, moderating commodity prices and the weaker loonie will help continue to drive profitability this year and next, the board said.
Automakers are expected to increase production in North America by 12%, or 14.2 million units, this year on the back of a 3.8% increase in auto sales in Canada and nearly 12% in the U.S. That trend is expected to continue into 2013 and help see U.S. sales return to pre-recession levels by 2014, the board said.
But the ongoing economic uncertainty in Europe and the dwindling job numbers south of the border remain a concern.
At the same time, while the industry has been a growth leader across North America in the first half of 2012 vehicle assemblies are expected to soften between July and September, according to Carlos Gomes, Scotiabank senior economist. This would add further downward pressure on economic activity, particularly in the United States.
Vehicle assemblies hit an annualized rate of 15.9 million units across North American in the second quarter from 13.3 million units for the full-year of 2011.
That rate is expected to slow to 15.6 million units in the third quarter, which will temporary halt the industry's contribution to the economic growth, Mr. Gomes said.
But while the sector has also had an "outsized contribution" to the Canadian economy this year, the decline in auto production here is expected to be less pronounced with the addition of the CR-V to Honda's assembly plan in Alliston, Ont., "cushioning" the blow, he said.
At the same time, Mexican assemblies are expected to grow as Japanese manufacturers move more work there.