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30 Miles North: Adventures in Mobile Dining
Every couple of weeks here at Upstate Be, 30 Miles North brings you a handful of events that are worth the drive to Greenville. This week we would like to switch things up a bit and focus on one destination in particular.
The fact that this actually is a mobile destination makes the adventure a bit more interesting.
Food trucks are relatively new to the Upstate but they certainly have taken the scene by storm. Asada Restaurant and Neue Southern Food Truck (pronounced "noy-a") rolled into Greenville a little more than a year ago and have turned the dining experience on its head. These are not your old-fashioned, construction-site roach coaches; these are unique gourmet offerings coming to parking lots and events all over the Upstate.
Asada specializes in mission style tacos and quesadillas. Prepared with a gourmet Latin American flair, their food will make your head spin. Speaking of your head, their burrito is about as big as your cranium and is likely to keep your belly full for a majority of your weekend. Owners Gina Petti and Roberto Cortez truly love what they do and treat every customer that steps up to their window with the attention and affection of old friends.
Like many traditional restaurants, Asada's menu features a solid stable of favorites and adds special features to the menu as they are available. In contrast, Neue Southern aims to keep diners on their toes with an every changing and evolving menu. Offerings rotate in and out and you might find that your favorite banh mi or fried green tomato sandwich has been replaced by ramen noodles (the real Japanese styled ones, not the 29 cent bags that helped you survive your freshman year). Whatever they have is sure to take you on a multicultural culinary tour that will not disappoint.
Since these two trucks hit Greenville's dining circuit they have been met with long lines of hungry diners. So much so, in fact, that Greenville's city council formed a task force to re-evaluate the rules of engagement for food trucks in general. Essentially, enough people were straying from traditional brick and mortar establishments and choosing to stand and eat in a parking lot instead. This certainly caught people's attention and after months of meetings to refine the rules, food trucks have been assigned new permit regulations and boundaries around established businesses to define where and when they can conduct operations.
In the end, none of the new regulations have stalled Asada or Neue's impact on the Upstate. Even if the destination is on wheels, changes locations daily and operates within narrow windows of time, people love great food and are more than happy to track it down. Be it lunch service at a downtown office building or dinner service at The Community Tap on Wade Hampton Boulevard, events are usually born as soon as the food trucks open their service windows to the public. People gather and make friends while eating delicious, gourmet food out of a truck. It is truly a sight to behold.
So instead of presenting you with a shortlist of events to consider over the next couple of weeks, I suggest planning a lunch or dinner date to one of these amazing restaurants on wheels. Be it brunch, lunch or dinner, both of these trucks (and the locations they call home for a few short hours each day) always are worth the drive. Pair up their locations with your own interests; concerts, craft beer stores, arts galleries and many other options always are on the table. Follow them both on Facebook and Twitter for their upcoming schedules and let the fun begin.
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Considerations in Reviewing the Air Force Proposal to Lease Aerial Refueling Aircraft
GAO-03-1048T: Published: Jul 23, 2003. Publicly Released: Jul 23, 2003.
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This testimony discusses the Air Force's report on the planned lease of 100 Boeing 767 aircraft modified for aerial refueling. These aircraft would be known by a new designation, KC-767A. Section 8159 of the Department of Defense Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2002 authorizes the Air Force to lease up to 100 KC-767A aircraft. We received the report required by section 8159 when it was sent to the Congress on July 10. We subsequently received a briefing from the Air Force and some of the data needed to review the draft lease and lease versus purchase analysis. However, we were permitted to read the lease for the first time on July 18 but were not allowed to make a copy and so have not had time to fully review and analyze the terms of the draft lease. As a result, this testimony today will be based on very preliminary work. It will (1) describe the condition of the current aerial refueling fleet, (2) summarize the proposed lease as presented in the Air Force's recent report, (3) present our preliminary observations on the Air Force lease report, and (4) identify related issues that we believe deserve further scrutiny.
The KC-10 aircraft are relatively young, averaging about 20 years in age. Consequently, much of the focus on modernization of the tanker fleet is centered on the KC-135s, which were built in the 1950s and 1960s, and now average about 43 years in age. While the KC-135 fleet averages more than 40 years in age, the aircraft have relatively low levels of flying hours. The Air Force projects that E and R models have lifetime flying hours limits of 36,000 and 39,000 hours, respectively. According to the Air Force, only a few KC-135s would reach these limits before 2040, but at that time some of the aircraft would be about 80 years old. Flying hours for the KC-135s averaged about 300 hours per year between 1995 and September 2001. Since then, utilization is averaging about 435 hours per year. The Air Force eventually plans to replace all 543 KC-135 aircraft over the next 30 years and considered lease and purchase alternatives to acquire the first 100 aircraft. Office of Management and Budget Circular A-94 directs a comparison of the present value of lease versus purchase before executing a lease. In its report, the Air Force estimated that purchasing would be about $150 million less than leasing on a net present value basis. The Air Force plans to award a contract to a special purpose entity created to issue bonds needed to raise sufficient capital to purchase the new aircraft from Boeing and to lease them to the Air Force. The lease will be a three-party contract between the government, Boeing, and the special purpose entity. Office of Management and Budget Circular A-11 requires that an operating lease meet certain terms and conditions including a prohibition on paying for more than 90 percent of the fair market value of the asset over the life of the lease at the time that the lease is initiated. According to the report, if the government were to terminate the lease, it must do so for all of the delivered aircraft and may terminate any planned aircraft for which construction has not begun, must give 12-months advance notification prior to termination, return the aircraft, and pay an amount equal to one year's lease payment for each aircraft terminated. If termination occurs before all aircraft have been delivered, the price for the remaining aircraft would be increased to include unamortized costs incurred by the contractor that would have been amortized over the terminated aircraft and a reasonable profit on those costs. At the expiration of the lease, the Air Force will return the aircraft to the special purpose entity after removing, at government expense, any Air Force unique configurations. The contractor will warrant that each aircraft will be free from defects in materials and workmanship, and the warranty will be of 36 months duration and will commence after construction of the commercial Boeing 767 aircraft, but before they have been converted into aerial refueling aircraft. Upon delivery to the Air Force, each KC-767A aircraft will carry a 6-month design warranty, 12-month material and workmanship warranty on the tanker modification, and the remainder of the original warranty on the commercial components of the aircraft, estimated to be about 2 years. Because we have only had the Air Force report for a few days, we do not have any definitive analytical results. However, we do have a number of questions and observations about the report that we believe are important for the Congress to explore in reaching a decision on the Air Force proposal.
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Kaiser Health Tracking Poll: January 2015
The latest Kaiser Health Tracking Poll finds though few Americans are paying attention to the pending Supreme Court case over whether the health care law says that people in all states can get financial help to buy health insurance, most say they would want Congress and their state to act to fix potential gaps should the Supreme Court rule in favor of the plaintiffs. With a new Republican majority controlling both Houses of Congress, the public remains divided on what they would like Congress to do next with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) overall. About a third (32%) say they favor repeal, another 14 percent would like the law scaled back, 19 percent want the law to move forward as is, and nearly a quarter (23%) would like to see the law expanded.Poll Finding Read More
Majority of Public Says Congress Should Act to Close Gaps if the Supreme Court Bars Financial Help for Purchasing Insurance in States Relying on healthcare.gov; Most in Potentially Affected States Want Their State To Set Up Its Own Marketplace if Needed
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With the approaching launch of the second open enrollment period for the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) health insurance marketplaces and at a time when open enrollment is also happening for many job-based plans, the Kaiser Family Foundation conducted a nationally representative survey of 1,292 U.S. adults to shed light on Americans' understanding of basic health insurance terms and concepts, and to identify gaps in awareness that could lead to difficulties for some individuals as they choose new plans or use their health plans.Poll Finding Read More
Kaiser Health Tracking Poll: October 2014
In the final Kaiser Health Tracking Poll before the 2014 midterm elections in November, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) continues to be just one of several issues on voters' minds. Less than 1 in 10 registered voters identify the ACA as the most important issue to their vote, ranking behind the economy, dissatisfaction with government, education and the situation in Iraq and Syria. With the ACA's second open enrollment period approaching, the poll also finds the uninsured are not yet tuned in. About 9 in 10 of the uninsured are unaware of when the next open enrollment period begins, two thirds say they know "only a little" or "nothing at all" about the marketplaces, and just over half are unaware of financial assistance available.Poll Finding Read More
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4% lidocaine gel applied to the breasts before screening mammography reduced discomfort.
Bond University, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.ACP journal club 12/2008; 149(5):9. DOI: 10.7326/0003-4819-149-10-200811180-02009
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Article: Factors influencing elderly women's mammography screening decisions: implications for counseling[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Although guidelines recommend that clinicians consider life expectancy before screening older women for breast cancer, many older women with limited life expectancies are screened. We aimed to identify factors important to mammography screening decisions among women aged 80 and older compared to women aged 65-79. Telephone surveys of 107 women aged 80+ and 93 women aged 65-79 randomly selected from one academic primary care practice who were able to communicate in English (60% response rate). The survey addressed the following factors in regards to older women's mammography screening decisions: perceived importance of a history of breast disease, family history of breast cancer, doctor's recommendations, habit, reassurance, previous experience, mailed reminder cards, family/friend's recommendations or experience with breast cancer, age, health, and media. The survey also assessed older women's preferred role in decision making around mammography screening. Of the 200 women, 65.5% were non-Hispanic white and 82.8% were in good to excellent health. Most (81.3%) had undergone mammography in the past 2 years. Regardless of age, older women ranked doctor's recommendations as the most important factor influencing their decision to get screened. Habit and reassurance were the next two highly ranked factors influencing older women to get screened. Among women who did not get screened, women aged 80 and older ranked age and doctor's counseling as the most influential factors and women aged 65-79 ranked a previous negative experience with mammography as the most important factor. There were no significant differences in preferred role in decision-making around mammography screening by age, however, most women in both age groups preferred to make the final decision on their own (46.6% of women aged 80+ and 50.5% of women aged 65-79). While a doctor's recommendation is the most important factor influencing elderly women's mammography screening decisions, habit and reassurance also strongly influence decision-making. Interventions aimed at improving clinician counseling about mammography, which include discussions around habit and reassurance, may result in better decision-making.BMC Geriatrics 02/2007; 7(1):26. DOI:10.1186/1471-2318-7-26 · 1.68 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: A variety of estimates of the benefits and harms of mammographic screening for breast cancer have been published and national policies vary. To assess the effect of screening for breast cancer with mammography on mortality and morbidity. We searched PubMed (June 2005). Randomised trials comparing mammographic screening with no mammographic screening. Both authors independently extracted data. Study authors were contacted for additional information. Seven completed and eligible trials involving half a million women were identified. We excluded a biased trial from analysis. Two trials with adequate randomisation did not show a significant reduction in breast cancer mortality, relative risk (RR) 0.93 (95% confidence interval 0.80 to 1.09) at 13 years; four trials with suboptimal randomisation showed a significant reduction in breast cancer mortality, RR 0.75 (0.67 to 0.83) (P = 0.02 for difference between the two estimates). RR for all six trials combined was 0.80 (0.73 to 0.88). The two trials with adequate randomisation did not find an effect of screening on cancer mortality, including breast cancer, RR 1.02 (0.95 to 1.10) after 10 years, or on all-cause mortality, RR 1.00 (0.96 to 1.04) after 13 years. We found that breast cancer mortality was an unreliable outcome that was biased in favour of screening, mainly because of differential misclassification of cause of death. Numbers of lumpectomies and mastectomies were significantly larger in the screened groups, RR 1.31 (1.22 to 1.42) for the two adequately randomised trials; the use of radiotherapy was similarly increased. Screening likely reduces breast cancer mortality. Based on all trials, the reduction is 20%, but as the effect is lower in the highest quality trials, a more reasonable estimate is a 15% relative risk reduction. Based on the risk level of women in these trials, the absolute risk reduction was 0.05%. Screening also leads to overdiagnosis and overtreatment, with an estimated 30% increase, or an absolute risk increase of 0.5%. This means that for every 2000 women invited for screening throughout 10 years, one will have her life prolonged. In addition, 10 healthy women, who would not have been diagnosed if there had not been screening, will be diagnosed as breast cancer patients and will be treated unnecessarily. It is thus not clear whether screening does more good than harm. Women invited to screening should be fully informed of both benefits and harms.Cochrane database of systematic reviews (Online) 02/2006; 18(4):CD001877. DOI:10.1002/14651858.CD001877.pub2 · 6.03 Impact Factor


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Register now for the 2015 Trick or Treat Trot
and Creepy Crawler Fun Run
Saturday, October 31st
Get in the Halloween spirit and join us for a morning of fun and fitness to support patients at Exeter Hospital's Center for Cancer Care.
Halloween Costumes Encouraged!!!
Individuals can join us for the Trick or Treat Trot 3.5 Mile Run/Walk or children ages 10 or under can run in the Creepy Crawler Fun Run. The USATF 3.5 mile course is great for runners and walkers of all skill levels. Proceeds from this community event will benefit The Beyond the Rainbow Fund at Exeter Hospital, a fund providing financial assistance to local cancer patients in need.
3.5 Mile Race/Walk
$25 - through September 30th
$30 - October 1st through October 30
$35 - Event Day
NEW THIS YEAR - Special Rates for Trick or Treat Trot Family Pack of 4:
$80 - through 9/30/15
$100 - 10/1 through 10/27/15
(*Option not available after 10/27/15)
* Register by September 30th for the Trick or Treat Trot 3.5 Mile Run/Walk and receive a race t-shirt
(Additional t-shirts available for purchase on event day while supplies last.)
Fun Run (Ages 10 and under)
$5 - through September 30th
$8 - October 1st through October 30
$10 - Event Day
* Only cash and checks accepted if registering at early bib pick-up and day of event.
Race Information:
3.5 Mile Race/Walk Start - 9:00 a.m.
Fun Run Start - (Ages 10 and under) - 10:30 a.m.
Taylor Chase, BS, CSCS, performance specialist, Sports Performance Coordinator, Athletic Performance Center of Exeter Hospital at 10:15 a.m. for a children's warm-up before the Fun Run.
(The Creepy Crawler Fun Run is a short distance, non-competitive run.)
Event Start/Finish Location -
Exeter Heathcare Building
5 Alumni Drive
Exeter, NH
(located on Exeter Hospital Campus - just past the parking garage entrance)
Course is USATF certified. Click here for course map.
Early Bib Pick Up:
October 29 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Exeter Hospital Campus - Location TBD
***Stop by and visit James Dolan, DPM and Kevin Murphy, DPM, Vasilios Lirofonis, DPM and Edward Carver, DPM, Core Podiatry, for a gait analysis and orthotics/free foot assessment.
Event Includes:
First Place Prizes awarded to Male and Female "Trot" Division Winners in the following age groups: 13 & under, 14-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+, as well as Overall Male and Female Race Winners.
Prize awarded to Best Costume.
Awards ceremony will take place following the "Trot" at approximately 10:00 a.m.
Enjoy post race snacks, face painting and gift bags for Creepy Crawler Fun Run participants, as well as an opportunity to meet some of our physicians.
Click here to pre-register online through October 27th
Download registration form and mail completed form with payment to:
Exeter Hospital
Community Relations and Advancement
ATTN: Vivian Brown
5 Alumni Drive
Exeter, NH 03833
Register In-Person:
October 29 - 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Exeter Hospital Campus - TBD
***Stop by and visit James Dolan, DPM and Kevin Murphy, DPM, Vasilios Lirofonis, DPM and Edward Carver, DPM, Core Podiatry, for a gait analysis and orthotics/free foot assessment.
Register on Day of Event:
October 31 at Event - 7:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m.
*Fun Run registration / bib pick-up open until 10:00 a.m.
Parking is available at the Exeter Hospital parking garage on Alumni Drive, as well as in the employee parking lot across from the NEW Musculoskeletal Center opening in Fall 2015 (the old Synergy Health & Fitness building). Please allow enough time for parking.
** 100% of the proceeds will benefit The Beyond the Rainbow Fund at Exeter Hospital.
Please consider making an additional donation or fundraising in support of our neighbors in need who are undergoing cancer treatment. It can make a world of difference as they face what could be the fight of their life.
Click here to make an additional donation to The Beyond the Rainbow Fund at Exeter Hospital.
Click here to download fundraising pledge forms.
Sponsorship Opportunities:
If you are interested in learning more about event sponsorship opportunities, please contact Carrie Shaw at 603-702-0551 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Click here to download the Sponsorship Form
Volunteers play an important role in the success of this event. If you are interested in volunteering for this event, please contact Carrie Shaw at 603-702-0551 or email@example.com.
Cancellation Policy:
This event will be held rain or shine. Should the event need to be canceled due to unforeseen circumstances, refunds will not be given. Your registration fee will be used as a donation to The Beyond the Rainbow Fund at Exeter Hospital.
Contact Us:
For additional information please contact John Burcke at email@example.com or at 603-498-8627.
Please check back for additional race updates as we approach the day of the event.
Event Sponsors and Contributors for 2015
Community Advancement Partner:
Dunkin Donuts
Dr. Geri Hunter Orthodontics
RAM Printing, Inc.
Ani's Bagel Cafe
Athletic Performance Center of Exeter Hospital
Churchill's Garden Center
Clean by the Sea, LLC
Coca Cola Bottling Company of Northern New England, Inc.
900 Degrees Pizzeria
Enchanted Princess Parties
The Farm at Eastman's Corner
Fit Body Transformations
George & Phillips Inc.
Hannaford Supermarket & Pharmacy - Exeter
Holy Grail Restaurant & Pub
Kume Sushi - Hibachi - Steakhouse
The Lobster Boat Restaurant
Louie's Restaurant
Margaritas Mexican Restaurant
Mary Kay - Linda Horne, Independent Sales Director
New England Pizza
The Offbeat Owl Paint Studio
Penang & Tokyo Restaurant
Ratner Companies - Hair Cuttery
Runner's Alley
Shaw's Supermarket - Stratham
Whirlygigs Toy Shop
2014 Trick or Treat Trot
"Exeter Hospital would like to thank all sponsors, contributors, volunteers and participants who contributed to making this event a great success."
Click to view pictures from 2014 event.
Large file please allow time for download.
A BIG thank you to our many generous sponsors, contributors, volunteers and all who participated in the race. We could not have been so successful without your support.
The Beyond the Rainbow Fund at Exeter Hospital
The Beyond the Rainbow Fund provides local oncology patients in need with financial assistance and support while undergoing cancer treatment. Since its inception, this fund has provided patients with immediate prescription assistance; subsidized rent, utility and fuel bills; purchased groceries; and assisted with additional needs that may have become unmanageable for individuals or their families during treatment. This fund also provides patients with wellness/fitness programs and integrative therapies, such as massage, that further assists them in improving their quality of life as they focus on healing and recovery. The impact felt by the recipients of this fund is immeasurable.
The Beyond the Rainbow Fund was founded in 2002 by Anne-Marie Viviano, a former Hampton, NH resident and Exeter Hospital patient, to help others in their fight against cancer. Anne-Marie extended herself to the local community in many ways as she was committed to making a difference in the lives of others. In May of 2009, Anne-Marie passed away after a 14 year courageous battle with breast cancer. Her remarkable journey, courage and resilience of spirit continues to inspire and provide hope to others through The Beyond the Rainbow Fund.
As one recipient of The Beyond the Rainbow Fund explained,
"It is traumatic receiving a cancer diagnosis. It is a challenge receiving treatment and trying to survive cancer. With your caring support , we are honored to know that we are not in this alone."
Please consider making an additional donation or fundraising in support of our neighbors in need who are undergoing cancer treatment. It can make a world of difference as they face what could be the fight of their life.


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- Acceptable Political Targets: Hitler Hound! Another Crowning Moment of Funny.
- Crowning Momentof Funny: Quite a few, which is surprising compared to the dark tone of the book.
- In one Nexus Humanus video that was part of the ARG, apparently a bunch of people saw the video and thought it was about an actual cult.
- Nightmare Fuel / Paranoia Fuel: The entire concept can fall into this, really. When you realize how easily all of this could be going on, and there's absolutely nothing you could do to stop it. How do you know you don't hold a full platoon of nanobots? How do you know you're not currently being wired?
- "Not If They Enjoyed It" Rationalization: a kind of zigzagged example. Bug Man never thinks of what he's done to Jessica in terms of rape or relating to rape at all, and she enjoys it, but let's not forget that he had to hack her brain to get her to be his girlfriend, which means either she refused him at first or he thought she would so he didn't even bother asking before going straight to rewiring. So basically she was forced to say yes, and also forced to like it, and she doesn't even know. See Nightmare Fuel above.


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March 04, 2010
NAME: Nanci Paroubek
EMAIL: nhawkinsDOTwisewoman@...
LOCATION: Rodman, New York USA
GENDER: f
HEIGHT: 5' 6" (1.68 m)
WEIGHT: 135 lb (61.00 kg)
I started backpacking over 20 years ago. My husband and I backpacked and car camped often when we were younger. Now we enjoy day hiking with our two kids and are getting back into backpacking because they're able to hike with us instead of on us. Typically 1-3 day hikes, most often local. We hike three seasons in the Adirondacks - black fly, mosquito, and cold. Most of our equipment comes from before I'd ever heard the term ultralight, but I have been known to cut down a toothbrush. With the kids, space and weight has become more of an issue.
Manufacturer: Pelican Products, Inc.
Year of Manufacture: 2009
Manufacturer's Website: <<HYPERLINK GOES HERE - "http://www.pelican.com/lights_detail_specs.php?recordID=2220" LINK TEXT = "Pelican Products Inc. VB3 2220 LED Flashlight">>
Listed Weight: 1oz (3 g)
Measured Weight (with batteries): 1oz (3 g)
Other details: listed as 3.5 inches long, mine measures 3 inches and 1 inch wide. (7.5 cm by 2.5)
The Pelican VB3 LED flashlight is a small, light weight LED flashlight that can be hand held or clipped on to clothing or to the brim of your hat. It will clip onto items up to one half inch (1.3 cm) thick, and the head of the light will rotate up to nearly 180 degrees to aim the light as needed. It uses two CR2032 3V Lithium coin batteries, with a listed battery burn time of 100 hours. It comes in black, orange, yellow, or transluscent red or blue.
I have only used this light for seven days (and nights) of hiking thus far, but the first night was enough to convince me. I often (who am I kidding, always) need to get up to go in the middle of the night. As a result, my flashlight/headlamp gets plenty of use. This flashlight is smaller and lighter than my previous flashlight. It's lighter than my headlamp, and the little clip means I can use it hands free, or not, as I wish, and it won't fall off my head when I try to make sure my boots are safe.
The little clip also means I can attach it to the edge of my sleeping bag-no more hunting around in the dark for a light. If your bag has a small storage pocket this might not be as important to you, but I expect it would fit easily into that pocket. The head of the flashlight can be swivelled to direct the light in nearly a 180 degree arc that starts facing in the same direction as the clip and ends facing away from it. The light can be clipped to the brim of your hat and face back at you, at the ground, or straight forward, or clip it to the edge of your shirt, and it can swivel into place from there.
I have never had the light slip from its grip, and it has stayed pointed in the direction it's placed. It lights when opened. The switch is secure and has not turned on accidentaly. I found it easy to turn on and off without gloves, but I think it would be difficult to do while wearing gloves or mittens.
The Pelican VB3 LED flashlight is lightweight, easily packed, and easily used. It's small enough to be in your day hike kit, and the clip means it won't roll away or be difficult to find in the middle of the night. This allows for hands free use, or not, as you wish. It's brighter than my previous, heavier lights, and the ability to clip the light to clothing, and to direct the light has been surprisingly useful. The light turns on and off stiffly, which has kept it from turning on acidently, but I think it would be difficult with gloves.
Light. Small. Clip is secure, and more useful than I expected.
Switch too stiff for gloves
Nanci Paroubek
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***The Pelican VB3 LED flashlight is a small, light weight LED flashlight that can
be hand held or clipped on to clothing or to the brim of your hat.
EDIT: We keep everything in the first person, no "you"s, just "me" and "I". Here is my canned explanation.
"When you tighten the laces on the boots, you pull the shoestrings in an out and upward motion. Then you tie it with a double knot and you are ready to go down the trail."
This is a very common way to write, but in doing so we just said what "other people" would do, not our self. This is projecting our thoughts onto the reader. We do not know how other people tie their shoes. We keep away from "you" and "your" in our writing.
We are writing a review of "our" gear based on "our" experiences. So we need to keep it in the first person. Here is how it should look;
"When I tighten the laces on the boots, I pull the shoestrings in an out and upward motion. Then I tie it with a double knot and I'm ready to go down the trail."
*** It comes in black, orange, yellow, or transluscent red or blue.
EDIT: translucent
***If your bag has a small storage pocket this might not be as important to you, but I expect it would fit easily into that pocket.
EDIT: keep it about you and what you know, don't speculate about how it will work for others or their situations.
***The head of the flashlight can be swivelled to direct the light
EDIT: swiveled
*** The light can be clipped to the brim of your hat and face back at you, at the ground, or straight forward, or clip it to the edge of your shirt, and it can swivel into place from there.
EDIT: the you your thing again
*** The switch is secure and has not turned on accidentaly.
EDIT: accidentally
***I found it easy to turn on and off without gloves, but I think it would be difficult to do while wearing gloves or mittens.
Comment: you don't have a pair of gloves to try it?
***It's small enough to be in your day hike kit,
EDIT: the your thing again
***The light turns on and off stiffly, which has kept it from turning on acidently,
EDIT: accidentally
***Switch too stiff for gloves
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Archive for 'Happily Even After'
Family Pilgrimage
Josh and his family went to the World Meeting of Families in Philly! The theme was "Love is Our Mission."
My Core Sin
Stacey shares her journey to discover her greatest weakness, and how greater self-awareness helps her keep her God-given gifts from becoming obstacles to relationships with God and others.
Abortion's "Selma" Moment
Josh discusses how he encouraged his teenage son to be active in advocating for justice. Both publicly protested the actions of Planned Parenthood after the release of undercover videos that Josh calls the "Selma" of the anti-abortion movement.
Anger and Sadness Turned Inside Out
Josh reflects on recognizing bits of himself and his wife in the Pixar film Inside Out. Adults, too, can relate to children's movies!
"O, Jesus…"
Stacey recounts her journey with the Morning Offering prayer, and how she and Josh are now sharing this classic prayer with their children.
Sweet Nothings
Ways of giving and receiving affection in a marriage can become routine over time. But after 20 years together, Josh committed himself to finding a new and creative way of showing Stacey his love for her.
Teenage Murder and Parental Love
Josh speaks of the challenges he now faces in parenting a teenager while emphasizing how important a parent's role is during these years of a child's life.
What is a Parent's Role in Lent?
What's a parent to do when a child wants to stop his Lenten discipline? Stacey gives some insight on how to navigate this situation.
Restorative Niche Activities
Stacey shares how she and Josh take time to engage in their own fun activities to help restore their energy and motivation in their daily lives.
Praying Together
Some great advice from Josh about praying as a couple and with children, even when prayer styles vary greatly in the family.
Invalidation or, Guess Who is Less than Perfect?
Stacey reflects on the four danger signs of impending communication breakdown and how her and Joshua's communication style has changed over the years.
The Book of Life
Josh tells the story of a Halloween night that could have gone horribly wrong, but instead turned into a beautiful family experience.
A Moving Proposition
Moving into a new house, Josh reflects on the struggles that even time-tested marriages face, and how spouses can try to overcome them.
Three Ways to Pray
Stacey shares three easy ways to pray with your spouse and children using Ignatian Spirituality.
What I Learned in the Ice Bucket Challenge
Josh relates how he turned the viral "ice bucket challenge" into an opportunity to teach his children about charity and following their convictions.
Big Fish
A bad day or a big fish? Stacey reflects on how difficulties in life can be a sign that God has big plans on the line for each of us.
Hugging the Porcupine
Different working styles and different ways of coping with stress can lead to tension in a marriage. Josh reflects on the necessity of supporting your spouse – even when it gets prickly – and the role of divine love in our relationships.
The Week We Were Pregnant
An unexpected pregnancy and loss cause Josh and Stacey to reflect on life, trust, and God's plan.
Marriage and the New Evangelization
Stacey reflects on ways that her marriage informs her Christian life of discipleship.
Parenting the "Now More Than Ever" Teen
Josh and Stacey's son Oscar is now a teenager and is stretching their parenting skills to a new, untested level. This stage is challenging, but is helping them all grow.
Looking back over the years, Stacey realizes that she can handle almost instinctively situations that earlier would have caused much distress. Growth in marriage and parenting is possible!
Journeys of Love
Our Christmas journeys (and hosting) this year taught us the importance of being present with others – a lesson the three wise men knew well.
Christmas Presence & Traditions
A Christmas two-for-one special: two posts about Christmastime by Stacey and Josh. Stacey writes about the importance of "presence" – not just presents – at Christmas, while Josh writes about the importance of traditions for families and faith life.
Fighting Bitterness with Family Fun
Josh and Stacey's oldest son is 13, and sometimes feels like the world – and his parents – are against him. Josh writes that intentionally spending time together, especially playful time, goes a long way in fighting bitterness and building unity.
Giving Thanks and Consumerism
Have you noticed that we often try to express our gratitude to someone by giving them a gift, i.e. something that costs money? Stacey reflects here on an experience that taught her that there's no greater gift one can give than the gift of self. Free, but far from cheap.


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Writing beyond the reservation stereotype
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Why homes are lost to wildfire
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Colorado's green(ish) gas baron
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Picking ranchers' brains, from Colorado to Mongolia
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Seeds of atonement: an interview with writer Shann Ray
Shann Ray's short stories focus on the theme of redemption in the lives of ordinary Western families.by Jenny Shank, Sep 28, 2011
"Curious about the human condition"
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