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By heather.cass | September 13, 2016 5:06 am | 0 Comments
Saturday is the 34th annual Quad Run in North East, Pa. Race director, Kelly Latimer, sent out of the following email with details about this weekend's event –NOTE the new start location! And, yes, there's still time to sign up to run….and, can I just say, North East always smells really, really good in September (grapes, grapes, grapes…)
On Saturday, September 17th we will be coming together for the 34th Annual QUAD Run!! This year we are excited to welcome a large number of corporate teams, local cross country teams and hundreds of participants. With four race distances to choose from, how can you not register for the QUAD Run?!
A few important items to note:
1. The starting line has moved from Gibson Park to the campus of Mercyhurst North East. The starting line and registration tent will be located next to the bookstore, directly behind the finish line.
2. With the exception of the first 200 yards, the 5-mile and 5K course have stayed the same. Please view a course map on our event website.
3. There will be NO childcare at the QUAD Run.
4. Day of race registration and check-in will be available starting at 7:30am at the registration tent (next to starting line).
Timeline of Events:
7:30am – Registration and check-in tent opens
9:00am – 5-mile run starts
9:05am – 5K run starts
10:30am – QUAD Kids race starts
11:00am – Awards Ceremony
Registration is still open – https://runsignup.com/Race/PA/Edinboro/HighmarkQuadGames.
By heather.cass | June 3, 2016 5:38 am | 0 Comments
By heather.cass | January 26, 2016 4:24 pm | 0 Comments
I've participated in the Highmark Quad (Swim, bike, run, ski) several times, but I've only ever had to do the ski portion once (thank you, Mother Nature!).
I did it three years ago at the Peek and, well…friends, I'll just say it, it was terrifying. It was icy and the course was fast and I had no idea how to stop, besides skiing into deep snow or a tree. I wish I were kidding, but I'm not. (Snowplow…I know, but…what can you PLOW when there is no snow on the course?) I even wrote about it. Read my whole
hilarious, er, sad account here.
I'll admit it soured me on the Quad.
But then, they moved the ski event to the Wilderness Lodge which had become sort of a home base for us the past few years as the girls participated in the Wilderness Wildcats Cross-Country team. (BTW, the Wildcats is a FABULOUS program for kids/teens.) I briefly pondered doing it last year, but…I chickened out.
This year, new Quad director Kelly Latimer flat out flattered me onto the course, talking Pam Parker and I (current and past editors of the Erie Times-News' Her Times magazine) to do the 2.5 mile snowshoe together. Latimer clearly learned a few things from her father-in-law, Craig (former Quad director), who was also known to be a very likable and confoundingly persuasive guy (a true marketing guy).
Flattery and the prospect of a couple hours of uninterrupted adult girlfriend-talk time and maybe a post-race beer will get you everywhere with me, so I told Pam I'd do it if she would and we agreed to strap on a pair and give it a go on Sunday at the final event in the 2015/2016 Quad games.
It was pretty awesome, as evidenced by the genuine smiles in this "after" photo:
The location. You'd be hard-pressed to find another ski lodge that offers what the Wilderness Lodge can — snow that sticks around (the lodge is in some weird pocket that allows it to keep what it gets for a long time) with acres and acres of old-growth forest and well-groomed and interesting trails. And the eclectic lodge itself is pretty awesome, too (more on that below).
This photo doesn't even begin to do the scenery justice.
The event. This will come as no surprise to you, I liked the snowshoe a whole lot better than the ski. Really, anyone can snowshoe. And you can pick up a set of shoes for less than (or a little over) $100.
The course. There weren't a ton of hills on the course, but there were enough to make you sweat a little. Because we were walking on the side of the groomed trails, it was easier shoeing that what I'm used to (tromping through a foot or more of snow in the woods).
The organization. The whole event was really well organized, but I will say that if I weren't familiar with the lodge, I might have been confused about where to go (registration was in the Wilderness Wildcats room below the ski rental, not in the lodge). I actually thought the event started at 2, so we arrived pretty late (my bad) and just in time to strap on our shoes and go. (I also thought the event was Saturday, so…moral of this story: Always double check when I tell you the date or time for something, k? *kiss kiss*)
The porta potties. There's only one bathroom in the Wildcats room and one with two stalls in the main lodge, so….additional porta potties located outside the rental shop were a smart call and money well spent, in my opinion.
The volunteers. Friendly, helpful, smart, efficient. I was pretty impressed with every volunteer we came in contact with, but was especially impressed with some of the "road marshals" who were standing out there directing participants in the cold. Word has it many of the volunteers were from the Erie Tri Club (you guys– and girls — rock!).
The weather. Wow…we could not have asked for better weather than we had on Sunday. Clear and cold, but not too cold. It was a little windy in the open fields (always is), but was sweet once we got between the treelines.
The timing. Big White Trailer is the best. Results were posting before we even had our snowshoes off.
The post-race lodge fun. I love the lodge — the noise, the warmth, the old photos on the wall, the mismatched coffee mugs from all over the world, the snowmobilers mixing it up with the skiers, the wait staff screaming out people's names to pick up their orders, and, of course, that cracking fire in the center of it all, where everyone dries their gear and warms their butts.
I'm reaching here because none of these are really "bad," but…
I was overdressed. I had on running tights, snowpants, an under armour tank and a fleece-lined microfiber LL Bean jacket, and I was sweating pretty quick. I got so hot that I took off my gloves and I would've taken off my hat, too, but….(see "The ugly" below). Tights, Under Armour and a windbreaker probably would've been enough.
The drive there. Look, I'll be honest. The drive to the lodge sucks. Now, this may be just the way that I go there (which I'm told is the "hills and thrills" version), but there is no "easy" way to get to the lodge. The roads are really hilly, not well-maintained (read: long after the snow had fallen…it's still there) and there's no signage pointing you where to go (unless you count the little blue "cross country skier" signs you see randomly along the way). That said, good luck finding a ski lodge that is easy to get to or doesn't involved driving up and down snow- or ice-covered hills. On a good day, like it was Sunday, the drive is fine….pleasant (and quite beautiful), in fact.
Parking. Meh. I hate to even add this to the list because where could you put the influx of traffic from a couple hundred people for an afternoon event? The lodge actually doubled their parking lot a couple years ago, which is great for busy weekends, but, of course, even if they expanded it four-fold it couldn't contain all the Quad participants. The good news is…there's a least a mile of road parking on each side of the lodge.
Southern Tier on tap. Um…here's a PSA: The Southern Tier Brewing beer on tap at the lodge (I think it was Old Man Winter...it could've been 2Xmas) has a 7.5% alcohol content. Just letting you know. It was really, really good beer, but just don't let it go down too fast, if you know what I'm sayin'.
My hair after taking off my sweaty hat. 'nuff said.
Note: If you choose to do the snowshoe, you are considered a "fitness participant" and you're not in the running for the overall Quad title because, well, it wouldn't be fair. The snowshoe is half the distance and probably requires half the skill/energy of the ski race.
After a fun snowshoe event, I'm planning to talk/bully/persuade/bribe at least one of my daughters, if not both, into doing the Quad this year. The first event — a 100 yard swim at Edinboro University (4 lengths of the pool) — will be held in April. When this year's info is available, it will be posted here. You can also like them on Facebook.
By heather.cass | June 2, 2015 11:44 am | 0 Comments
The new Highmark QUAD director, Kelly Latimer, is rounding up some special guests for weekly group rides in preparation for the QUAD Bike event on Saturday, July 11. Here are all the deets:
Rides will be catered to all fitness levels – beginner, intermediate and advanced. Riders will have the option to ride the QUAD course at a casual pace or complete a workout geared towards building speed for the QUAD Bike event.
Training rides are free and open to the public – whether registered for the QUAD or not. Riders just wanting to compete in the QUAD Bike as a single event instead of
completing the entire QUAD are welcome, too.
You must have own bike and helmet.
Schedule: Mondays, June 8, 15, 22, 29 @ 6p.m. sharp. Meet at Edinboro University, Perry Lane (next to football stadium). We will depart promptly at 6 p.m. so please arrive early.
For more information, call Kelly Latimer at 449-9375.
By heather.cass | December 9, 2014 10:49 am | 0 Comments
In case you haven't heard the Highmark Quad ski event – the fourth leg in the 2014/15 games — has been moved to the Wilderness Lodge this year. This means it's probably going to happen…and it's probably going to happen on the planned date (Jan. 11) because the lodge is in some kind of snow triangle and they've always got it…and can keep it longer than most. No word on whether the course is less frightening (or thrilling, depending on your skiing comfort level) than the Peek, but…I'm thinking it can't be much worse (though…the lodge trails have plenty of "scary" parts, too).
A note from the Highmark Quad folks:
Calling all cross-country ski and snowshoe enthusiasts! Wilderness Lodge is now home to the Highmark QUAD Ski & Snowshoe event on January 11, 2015. Their 20+ miles of established cross-country trails are beautifully woven among the wooded grounds making their trails more resistant to the changes in weather and temperature. Our course will be designed by Mike Collins, Jim Samuels and Dan Teed.
Participant categories for elite athlete and age group waves for the race start are new this year too. Wilderness Lodge also will offer lessons, ski rentals & day-of ski waxing. More to come on these details on our website at www.highmarkquad.org.
Bring the kiddos to participate in the Highmark Kid QUAD Ski sponsored by Wegmans. Kids 12 and under ski or snowshoe either a ½ mile or 1-mile course. All kids get a t-shirt and a medal for their efforts.
Stick around following the event for a post-race celebration and farewell to QUAD-father Craig Latimer.
It's just $20 for a single event. Register online at www.highmarkquad.org.
By heather.cass | September 9, 2014 8:15 am | 0 Comments
Good news! The Highmark Quad folks have moved the ski & snowshoe event to the Wilderness Lodge, which means….there's a real good chance it will actually happen this year. While the drive to the lodge is no picnic (I know…I've done it every Saturday from January to March for the last four years), it's a better venue. I see a few challenges — there are not many restrooms or much parking at the lodge and the width of the trails (fantastically groomed) will no longer allow for a mass start. Some may miss the mass start…I will not. I think it's better to let the uber-competitive super athletes go first and fight it out by themselves up there.
ANYWAY…here's the official statement from the Quad folks:
The Highmark QUAD Games Ski and Snowshoe has a new home this year at Wilderness Lodge. Hailed by cross-country ski enthusiasts from around the country as "cross country skiing at its finest", Wilderness Lodge's 20+ miles of established cross-country trails are beautifully woven among wooded grounds which organizers say will make the trails more resistant to the changes in weather and temperature.
"The wooded setting helps the trails be more resistant to changes in our unpredictable weather," said Curt Cardman, Highmark QUAD Games race director. "As an exclusive cross-country ski resort, Wilderness Lodge has made a significant investment in the maintenance of their course. This will help us have more control over weather delays."
Race organizers have named Mike Collins, Jim Samuels and Dan Teed as course designers.
Another change to the event this year will be categories for elite athletes as well as racers taking off in age-group waves. "Typically, we have had a mass start for the ski, but this year, recognize the opportunity to stagger start times and add categories for elite athletes," said Cardman. "The QUAD is a four-season fitness event for people of all fitness levels; that's in part what makes it so special."
Wilderness Lodge will offer a ski lesson package, ski rentals and day-of ski waxing. More information will be made available at www.highmarkquad.org.
Register for the QUAD here.
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By heather.cass | February 9, 2014 7:15 pm | 0 Comments
The 31st annual Highmark Quad Games concluded on Sunday with the 5-mile cross-country ski, which was held at Peek 'n Peak after having been postponed four times.
* Quad ski/snowshoe results here
* Overall (all four events) Quad results here.
After seeing there were only two women in my age group who completed the entire quad, I was kicking myself for skipping the ski race on Sunday and, yet…I did that race last year for the first time and was made keenly aware of the fact that it is no beginner's course and vowed I'd never do it again (or at least until I actually did enough skiing to be comfortable with hills and turn and turns at the bottom of hills…).
By heather.cass | January 10, 2014 1:28 am | 0 Comments
Random notes from/about the Erie Runners Club:
Are you interested in a no-frills spring half marathon? Jim Lang from Big White Trailer timing is trying to gauge interest in an event.
On Sunday, March 23, 2014, I'm looking for interest in a revival of the TNRL Spring Half. Weekend after St. Pat's on the multi-purpose trail at PI. Start & end at the cabins. I'll need 25 people who WILL do it (not probably) and I'll go through the effort of putting it on. $15 to register online, $20 to mail it in. Very low budget. Probably chipped & split.
On the trails. 3 road crossings that will probably NOT be manned – you'll be responsible for crossings. (I'll try to get marshals to cover them, but no promises.) Respond here or DM me (email@example.com). Twitter @BigWhiteTrailer.
ERC membership renewals are due by February 28. The fastest, easiest and cheapest way to do so is online by you can also fill out a printable application and mail it in, too. Remember to indicate whether you want paper or a emailed newsletter. (I think you can still choose both.)
The Quad Ski Race has been postponed to Sunday, January 19th. yes…on the very week of the polar vortex. Forecast for Saturday is rain and 45…not good for cross country skiing (or golf courses who don't want 300 cross country skiers tearing up their greens!).
The ERC's Saint Patrick's Day Distance Festival is now online and ready to go. To encourage online registration, the price is discounted $2 from teh print application fee. Online registration also has later deadlines than the paper app. The paper app, when available, will be here.
You need to know your bib numbers from the Turkey Trot & the New Year's Day race to sign up for the Winter Series when you register for St. Pat's. you can find the numbers in the results listings (Turkey Trot here, New Year's Day here). The premium this year is a beach towel.
The Erie Runners Club/Her Times women's 5K date is now solid. Date is Saturday, Oct. 4 at the Rotary Pavilion. This year, we've also reserved the closest cabin for babysitting. This way, the caregivers can keep the kids more securely and the women can actually use the pavilion before & after the race. Yay!
By heather.cass | July 10, 2013 1:39 am | 0 Comments
You've got a choice of three 5Ks this Saturday — two in eastern Erie county and one at Presque Isle State Park.
* The Armed Forces 5K starts at 8 a.m. at Beach No. 1 at Presque Isle State Park. Day of race registration is $20. Application & information here.
* The Our Lady of Mercy Chicken Run 5K starts at 8:30 a.m. in Harborcreek. This is a brand new race and it offers a division for the Chicken Littles (10 and under) who can participate for free. All the Chicken Littles get a finishers ribbon. Day of race registration is $18 for the big Chickens. Application & information here.
* It wouldn't be the North East Cherry Festival without the Cherry Fest 5K on Saturday morning. Starts at Gibson Park at 9 a.m. and day of race registration is $20. Application & Information here.
I'll be in Edinboro on Saturday morning doing the Quad bike race. If you're participating, too, check your start time (and get some valuable race info) here.
By heather.cass | February 26, 2013 1:40 am | 0 Comments
I'm shivering at the start line of the Highmark Quad ski race and wondering how I'm going to get up the steep hill in front of me.
It's my first ski race and the first time I've ever skied more than a couple miles. I've done the quad many times, but the ski event has always been canceled, or I blew it off.
Last winter, I invested in some traditional cross-country skis and took a lesson at the lodge where the girls ski every Saturday afternoon.
One lesson and a couple weeks of kick-gliding through the trails at the lodge did not prepare me to get up that hill.
"Be careful when you cross the road," Julie told me when she found out it was my first time. She didn't tell me what to be careful of, and I was too afraid to ask.
"Watch out for that last hill with the bridge; it's steep and it's on a curve," Suzy warned.
How did I not know there were hills — big hills — on this course?
OK…well, whatever. Just finish it. Correction: Just finish it without breaking any bones.
The horn blows and the skate skiers take off. They're up and over the mountain before us newbies even get to the bottom of it. They left us a gift though — chopped up snow, perfect traction for cautious v-stepping skiers.
I strong-arm my way up, digging in hard with my poles and pushing up off them.
At the top, we meander along a winding path.
This isn't so bad. It might even be fun.
Then I see a ski patrol guy guarding a hill.
I try to slow down by snowplowing and it occurs to me that the snowplow doesn't work for shit when there's no snow to plow. I get low, bend my knees and pray to God the old guy in front of me doesn't fall down because I have no clue how to turn or stop.
About 2 miles in, I hear them announcing the first finishers.
How depressing.
I ski on. Up and down. Around and Around. I gut it out at the hills and manage to make it down most of them without falling.
The course is not for beginners. It's exhausting, and I just want it to be over. But it goes on and on for five long miles.
As I come up to the finish line, I see the girls standing on the porch of the golf clubhouse, waving and smiling.
"Go, Mom!" Kelly yells.
I give her a big smile and cross the finish line just shy of an hour. Not bad for my first time on a difficult course, but more than twice the time the good skiers turned in.
I'm in last place in my age group for the ski event. And I'm in last place in my age group for the overall quad (those that finished all four events) — 7 out of 7.
I hate that I'm last, and I wonder why I keep doing the quad when I'm so bad at three out of the four events. Part of me wants to fight — to get better at those events, to buy a new bike, to take swim lessons, to try harder, to train like a quad champ, to invest in skate skis — and the other part of me wants to bow out and just quit doing the stupid quad.
I'm embarrassed by my last place finish, but I make it a point to tell the girls where I placed because I want them to know that I'm not good at everything I do, that it's OK to finish last, and that it's not always about winning or placing.
I had the courage to start, the strength to get through it, and the determination to finish, which is all that really matters.
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The ARC Universe is mourning the loss of former star player Sean Rooks, who played 12 years in the NBA and was an all-around good guy. Sean played on a number of ARC All-Star High School Traveling Teams for a number of years in the late 1980's. In addition, Sean ran the ARC High School League at Chaffey College for a few years when he was still a high school player at Fontana High School. Sean also was a referee in the ARC League program, and coached younger teams in the ARC Leagues. Sean had a keen basketball mind and his coaching was evidence of that, but he also had a very positive manner in motivating young players to do their best, and he was very popular with his players, other coaches, and the ARC staff. Not only the ARC Universe but the whole basketball world mourns the passing of Sean Rooks.
They lead their teams to the NCAA Championships and March Madness
Tyler Dorsey of the University of Oregon and a member of the PAC 12 All Freshmen Team scored 23 points and had 9 rebounds to lead Oregon to the PAC 12 Championship and to a Number One seed at the NCAA Championships. Tyler, a former 7-year ARC Superstar, has scored at least 19 points in his last 4 games and is ready to continue his outstanding all-around play during March Madness. Kendall Small, a former ARC teammate of Tyler's, is a strong reserve guard on the Oregon team.
Stephen Thompson Jr., another former teammate on Tyler's ARC team, has become a top scorer on his Oregon State team, and has helped lead them to the NCAA Championships.
Derryck Thornton is the dynamic starting point guard at Duke, who led his 9-year old ARC team to the National Championship and was also a member of Tyler's team.
Bennie Boatwright, still another former member of Tyler's ARC team, is one of the main reasons USC has turned it around and he has helped lead USC to the National Championships.
For the last 5 years, the ARC 13s Elite has worked hard to improve their individual and team skills to the point where they can be considered an elite team. This year the team will qualify to participate in the AAU National Championships, July 2-9, in Greensboro, NC .
However, the team consists of players of low income players throughout Southern California and they will not be able to afford the airfare and lodging necessry to attend the national tournament. ARC (American Roundball Corporation) is a non-profit program and tries to make it possible for young players to play even if they can't afford it. Approximately $5,000 per player is needed to make this trip happen and there are 10 players and 3 coaches and various parents to serve as chaperones, so the total needed would be around $50,000.
The exposure that they will receive from this experience will put them on a path to possibly receiving a college scholarship, besides being something they will remember for the rest of their lives. Please make it possible for these young players to afford this life-changing oppurtunity.
Last year, the ARC Winter League had a record high 180 teams. This year, the current ARC Winter League has shattered that record with a staggering 252 teams, an increase of 72 teams from last year. ARC thanks all the record breaking teams for their incredible support.
At the Santa Barbara Spectacular this past weekend, Elijah Simpson, the five year veteran of the ARC 13s Elite, broke his own record of nine 3-pointers, set one month ago at the Holiday Classic in Fullerton, by setting a new ARC 3-point record with ten 3-pointers against the Mavericks. The ARC 13s Elite, led by MVP point guard Silas Warmsley, defeated the Santa Barbara Vipers to win the championship for the second consecutive year. The SGV Tournament is next.
ARC has added MLK Weekend (Jan 16-17) and President's Day Weekend (Feb 13-14) as extra league dates for teams that need to make up games.
Elijah Simpson, already renowned as one of the all-time best shooters in ARC history in his 5-year career, hit nine 3-pointers in one of the games of the Holiday Classic in Fullerton yesterday, to help lead the ARC 13s Elite to the championship and become the team MVP. Elijah broke the old record, held by himself and a number of others, and even hit 8 in a row before missing. Elijah is improving in all aspects of his game, and is expected to eventually hold the all-time record for 3-pointers in ARC history.
Don Nikchevich, one of the founding fathers of ARC, passed away this past weekend at the age of 87. Don was one of the original members of the ARC Board of Directors, and a coach in the ARC program for many years, helping to formulate the guidelines and policies of ARC. More importantly, Don was a great friend and a privilege to know. His well-known sense of humor highlighted many an ARC Board meeting, and everyone looked forward to seeing him walk into a gym. Don had an astute knowledge of basketball. He always had a smile for everyone and was always willing to give his advice freely and encourage young players and coaches. The world was a better place with Don Nikchevich in it. He will not only be missed by all who knew him, but also very fondly remembered.
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You didn't deserve death
You're in an eternal rest
It was that evil cancer
Which pounced like a panther
Onto you for no reason
It chased you, with
Death at its claws,
Closing all doors.
Why did you have to go?
No one will ever know,
What you did to deserve this,
Or why you had to go through shit,
Your dad was a druggie,
He died, left your mummy,
Cancer all over,
You were always sober.
You never did one bad thing,
You were hoping, praying, wishing,
For a better life,
Than one with strife,
You didn't deserve a disaster,
You were a music master,
A god believer,
Never a deciever.
I can't believe you've gone,
Your death is like a bomb,
Times they will move on,
I won't forget, though you're gone,
How you loved me and trusted me,
You never would dump me,
You're gone and not coming back,
You were my brother, Jak.
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1. How was Jack allowed to throw a baseball on the airplane with NO consequences?
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3. What happened to these people? Are they OK?
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It's colorful and magical and I need to know what it contains.
5. Where did these pirates get their uniforms?
They didn't even know what baseball was until Jack showed up and you know those uniforms take weeks to make. Are you guys wizards? Who picked the design?
7. When Peter is remembering his mother, he says he was afraid of growing up and he decided to run away. How does a newborn baby accomplish this?
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He was a baby and then a child. Is it that you can grow but only up to a certain age? Someone please explain!
9. Wasn't Wendy the slightest bit worried that a mysterious boy was crying in her room?
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12. And how did he lose 20 pounds in three days, put eye liner on, and style his hair like so?
13. Is Peter secretly an artist? Because that's a really good cutout.
But for real, that's super detailed for a three-second knife job.
14. What happened to Rufio's body?
Rufio dies and he's all, "I wish I had a father like you," and then Jack says he wants to go home and Peter just peaces out. Was there a funeral? A ceremony? Did someone go all Katniss and surround his body with flowers?
15. How did this crocodile suddenly wake up?
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16. How did the crocodile digest Hook?
This croc didn't chew or swallow so how did he eat a human being?
17. Is the croc dead now?
He burps and then this kid gets dangerously close to the animal's gigantic teeth. Are they just going to leave it there? What will they do with the body?
18. Did Moira even notice her husband was missing for three days?
Time probably stands still in Neverland, but he was at least missing for a whole night. I realize her kids were her priority, but didn't she wonder where Peter was?
19. Where did Smee come from?
Does he have a twin or did he somehow travel back with Peter? Was he ever real? What does this mean?
21. Does Moira know her husband is Peter Pan?
She seems pretty chill about all this. She just saw Toodles fly out the window and she doesn't even care.
22. And finally, did anyone report this?
If I saw a flying man, I would call everyone.
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Johann Friedrich Ludwig Wöhlert (16 September 1797 – 31 March 1877) was a German businessman. Johann Wöhlert was born on 16 September 1797 in Kiel in north Germany. Trained as a joiner, in 1818 Wöhlert went to Berlin. Here he worked until 1836 at the engineering works of Franz Anton Egells and thereafter in the iron foundry and engineering works of August Borsig at Oranienburger Tor.
In 1842 Wöhlert founded his own engineering works and iron foundry at Berlin's Chausseestrasse No. 29, where he manufactured locomotives. In 1872 the concern became a public limited company (Aktiengesellschaft). This went bankrupt in 1879 – after his death.
During his time as an industrialist Wöhlert always lived near his factory:
- from 1836, during his time with August Borsig, he lived at Chausseestrasse 36,
- in 1842, the year his company was founded, he lived at Torstrasse 52,
- from 1844 he lived at Chausseestrasse 29.
In addition he acquired a summer residence in Hangelsberg/ Spree bei Fürstenwalde. There iron products from his factory can be seen in several buildings. The cross on the Hangelsberg church came from his foundry.
Wöhlert died on 31 March 1877 in Berlin and was laid to rest in the Invalidenfriedhof cemetery in central Berlin.
The street of Wöhlertstrasse, laid in 1888, which ran from Chausseestrasse to Pflugstrasse was named after him on 12 March 1889.
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This mixture of barley and oats with nuts and raisins will keep you going all morning. Walnuts provide omega-3 fatty acids, but pecans also work nicely in this high-fiber cereal. Serve with yogurt or milk, and top with fresh fruit.
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Sodium 4 mg
Calcium 24 mg
1/2 cup maple syrup
1/3 cup honey
3 tablespoons canola oil
1 1/2 tablespoons vanilla extract
4 1/2 cups regular oats
1 cup uncooked quick-cooking barley
3/4 cup chopped walnuts or pecans
1/2 cup wheat germ
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
Cooking spray
1 (7-ounce) package dried mixed fruit, chopped (such as Sun-Maid brand)
Preheat oven to 325°.
Combine first 4 ingredients, stirring with a whisk.
Combine oats, barley, walnuts, wheat germ, cinnamon, and nutmeg in a large bowl. Add syrup mixture; stir well to coat. Spread oat mixture evenly onto a jelly-roll pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 325° for 30 minutes or until browned, stirring every 10 minutes. Stir in dried fruit. Cool completely.
Note: Store in an airtight container for up to 5 days.
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Book DescriptionOn the Move presents a rich history of one of the key concepts of modern life: mobility. Increasing mobility has been a constant throughout the modern era, evident in mass car ownership, plane travel, and the rise of the Internet. Typically, people have equated increasing mobility with increasing freedom. However, as Cresswell shows, while mobility has certainly increased in modern times, attempts to control and restrict mobility are just as characteristic of modernity. Through a series of fascinating historical episodes Cresswell shows how mobility and its regulation have been central to the experience of modernity.
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