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The Mongol Rally was the craziest, most intense, amazing, energizing, frustrating, fascinating thing we've done and we are still trying to process it! It's impossible to remember every moment, but we are so thankful for all of the people that supported us before we left and along the way. We discovered a lot about an area of the world that was a mystery to us and we learned and reaffirmed things about ourselves (yes, we are both cranky when hungry). We are truly grateful for the friendship, hospitality and positive energy all along the way.
An extra big thank you to our friends and family who tirelessly helped us with all of our fundraising efforts and organization for the trip, and to all of our sponsors - check them out below!
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At last count, we had raised over $8,000 for our two charities - The Stephen Lewis Foundation and the Lotus Children's Centre and that's not including the money that will be raised from the sale of our car! (You can still donate to our charities via the links at the top left if you feel so inclined).
We are still waiting to hear back from the organizers on how much our car sells for, but we are sure it will make a pretty penny.
We'll post more pictures from the trip once we have a chance to sort through all of them.
Thanks again!
Join us on our adventure from Canada to the UK and overland to Mongolia - 10,000 miles of some of the most varied terrain in the world!!
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Last Days in Ulaanbaatar
We left the ger camp in the morning, and arrived back into Ulaanbaatar in the afternoon.
Sebastien was feeling worse at this point, so he decided to relax in the hotel while I convinced John and Kevin that we should go to the market, a decision which I am sure they regretted after they had to wait for me to try on multiple pairs of leather boots!
Ed and Ben chilling on our spacious bus ride back to Ulaanbaatar
Sebastien was feeling worse at this point, so he decided to relax in the hotel while I convinced John and Kevin that we should go to the market, a decision which I am sure they regretted after they had to wait for me to try on multiple pairs of leather boots!
The Naran Tuul market, or the black market, is a huge market in Ulaanbaatar where you can buy pretty much anything – except for apparently a souvenir t-shirt, which I found out the hard way! We wandered the stalls, bought traditional Mongolian hats, leather goods, and random odds and ends. After a few hours, we were pretty tired and headed back, though I did have three pairs of cute boots to show for it, so I considered it a successful excursion.
We made it an early night, and then the day arrived – the day we were finally flying home. While we were happy at the prospect of getting home to see our friends and family, sleep in our comfy beds and finally get all the dust and dirt out of our belongings, it was also bittersweet to say bye to our friends. Not to mention that I was totally jealous of the rest of our friends who were still traveling to exotic locations like Vietnam and Bali.
Sebastien was still not feeling 100% so he stayed in the hotel while I ran a few errands. I went to see the Roos at Gaby's house so we could exchange our thousands of photos of each other and say our last "see you laters".
After a heartfelt goodbye with the Roos, I headed to lunch with the Canadian Ambassador to Mongolia. My friend Brian was friends with him, so he connected us and the Ambassador was kind enough to provide us with some beer and pizza. He was very friendly and interested in our trip! The other Ottawa team – Five Crew Canoe as well a team of crazy boys from Saskatchewan were both there.
We had a nice lunch and I rushed back to the hotel to pick up Sebastien and head to the airport. We were a little concerned because it took a lot longer than we expected to get to the airport, but it's so small it didn't actually matter that we were only there an hour before our international flight! We ran into Sandy (from 2 Vagabonds and a Yak) who was on the same flights with us until Frankfurt, as well as Mark from the Rollover team who was on our flight to Beijing. Since Mark had hurt his neck in the accident in Russia, he managed to get his travel insurance to pay for an upgrade to first class! He's a smart man.
Our flight path was long – Ulaanbaatar to Beijing to Frankfurt to London to Ottawa – but thanks to the comforts of lounge access it wasn't quite as bad as we thought it would be.
Air Canada has also stepped up their movie selection, which was much appreciated! We made it back to Ottawa safe and sound – though tired! Meena, Adam and Lise met us at the airport and gave us a great welcome home.
Watching really weird Asian music videos with Sandy in the Air China lounge in Beijing - this is the VIP room ;)
The Ger-eat Outdoors
Gabby (Aussie friend of the Roos and also our friend now!) was working in Ulaanbaatar and had organized a weekend away a few hours out of the capital in a national park with a bunch of other Aussies. They were kind enough to invite us along to relax, spend some time in nature and sleep in a ger camp which we thought was a fitting way to spend one of our last days in Mongolia.
After a two hour bus ride - where one person got his ipod stolen, another got pickpocketed and I fell asleep on the shoulder of a random Mongolian lady while holding her baby's diaper bag - we arrived here!
After a two hour bus ride - where one person got his ipod stolen, another got pickpocketed and I fell asleep on the shoulder of a random Mongolian lady while holding her baby's diaper bag - we arrived here!
Our ger camp - called Heaven's Envoy - which sounds culty but was cool
Our ger!
We went to the Ger camp and it was awesome! We were all so tired that it gave us a good chance to relax and be lazy. We spent time napping and lazing on the grass while some of the others went geocaching (like hunting for treasure using GPS). I had never heard of this, but apparently it is popular and they found two caches!
Relaxing at the ger camp
Sebastien and I, along with one of the girls went horse-back riding. There are horses everywhere in Mongolia, so it's one of those things we figured we had to do. Sebastien was a regular Genghis Khan, tromping all over the hills while I had the guide lead me, and spent most of the time remembering why I don't like horseback riding. Nonetheless it was still fun!
At the end of our ride
Enjoying a beer after a long day ;)
The ger camp had organized a huge bonfire for us, so we sat around and talked smack until it died down a bit.
Sebastien, Ben and I were out for the count so we headed back to our ger while the others hit the Chinggis Khan vodka like champs. The boys got the wood fireplace in the ger going so it was nice and toasty, and we slept like babies –until about 3am when the fire died and we ran out of firewood.
It was a big fire! Photo courtesy of Rhys
Sebastien, Ben and I were out for the count so we headed back to our ger while the others hit the Chinggis Khan vodka like champs. The boys got the wood fireplace in the ger going so it was nice and toasty, and we slept like babies –until about 3am when the fire died and we ran out of firewood.
Men make good fire
All in all, it was another lovely day in Mongolia.
The End of the Road
The next morning, the time had finally come for us to part ways with the Mighty Perodua. It was time to go to the Mongol Rally finish line! We rolled into the finish line parking lot and took our obligatory triumphant pictures. It was great to catch up with some other ralliers, and that feeling of accomplishing our 10,000 mile journey was truly amazing.
Yup, the dots on the map are finally connected! We made it!
I wanted to take pictures on the car the entire trip but Sebastien only let me at the end. I swear the roof was made of plastic and kept puckering in, which is why I look nervous.
We had a sad and heartfelt good-bye with our lovely car. We highly recommend the Perodua for any future Ralliers. Or anyone in general, it is nearly impossible to stop this beast of a car. After all that we put the car through, 3 flat tires and a change of fuses were the only things that went wrong!
We were so sad to leave our car, and we hope a nice Mongolian gets good use out of it!
Last shot of Tweety in the car parking lot - which was filled with cars in a lot worse shape than ours!!
After saying goodbye to Tweety we headed inside to chat with the other Ralliers and to open our Finish line kit! My sister Meena and her husband Adam had given us a finish line kit that we couldn't open until....you got it.... we got to the finish line. It was a Styrofoam cube that had gotten us into a few prickly patches with border guards wondering what was in it. Through sign language and actions we managed convey that it was a gift and a surprise and managed to get it through all of the border crossings. We were excited to see what was inside. We weren't the only ones! A bunch of ralliers stood around for the unveiling.
Opening the finish line kit
The assortment of goodies were perfect (though the chocolate had melted and re-shaped a few times), Sebastien was excited to have a great cigar and the beers were even still cold from sitting in the car the night before (Mongolia is cold at night!). We shared the wealth with our friends and relaxed.
Thanks Meena and Adam!
The day that we dropped the car off was also the day of the final finish line party. We went for dinner with a few people – to a restaurant that ended up giving most people a slight case of food poisoning (oops!).
Sebastien had managed to stay more or less healthy the entire trip only to fall victim during the last few days!
He felt wonky at the beginning of the party, and after saying hi to most friends left to go relax at the hotel room. I stuck around to catch up with the other teams and get the gossip on the trip.
There was a lot! Some interesting team dynamics (read: fights and friendships potentially ruined), Mongol Rally romances, and more. It was interesting to hear all the stories and revel in the shared glory of finishing our adventure! There was an interesting finish to the night when one of the other Canadians got punched in the nose by a random dude, and that point was an opportune time to make my exit!
Party time
Friday, September 28, 2012
UB or Bust!
The next morning we started on our way to Arvaikheer. On the way we stopped at temple devoted to horses – an essential animal for most rural Mongolians. The temple had a number of stupas, horse carvings and horse bones as homage and was an interesting stop.
Sebastien imitates a statue at the horse temple
horse bones
stupas and prayer offerings
It was at this temple that we were also informed that it was only 400km to Ulaanbaatar and it was all on paved roads! That energized us, although we realized later that sometimes no roads are better than paved roads that are poorly maintained!
Mongolian pigeons
We stopped in the town of Arvaikheer and ate at a Korean karaoke bar restaurant. Of all the restaurants in that town, we found out it was the same restaurant the Roos had eaten in the day before. We saw their clever entry when we signed the guestbook.
Reliable way to transport horses
At this point, we knew that we could get to Ulaanbaatar that day and were excited by the prospect of a hot shower and a decent bed. There had been talk of taking it slow and camping close to Ulaanbaatar, but we were not interested in that once we realized it was possible to reach Ulaanbaatar before it was dark.
Solar powered ger
The realization that this was truly our last day of driving was a surreal feeling. After driving for so long, and so far, it was really hard to comprehend that our time on the road was so close to ending. We were sad, but at the same time we were excited to actually accomplish our goal. And shower – did I mention that?
A road sign! Very novel!
During this last day on the road, Sebastien and I spent time debriefing about our trip. Despite the hours we had ahead of us for discussion, it was impossible to remember everything, everyone we met or to even really process the trip as a whole.
Horses out for a swim
After roughly 10,000 miles we rolled into Ulaanbaatar thinking we were going to make a triumphant entrance. We were soon confronted with the realities of Ulaanbaatar. Not very pretty and a TON of traffic. It took us over an hour to go the last 10km.
We made our way to "downtown" Ulaanbaatar and stopped at the Ramada to see if there were rooms available or if they could recommend other hotels. There was a conference in town, so many of the hotels were booked up. The other teams were looking forward to some 5 star action, which we were not quite ready to pay for, so Sebastien and I found a perfectly adequate and well-priced hotel down the road from the Ramada and basked in the luxury.
We called the Roos and made plans to meet them at a bar where they were at a trivia night with their friend Gaby and some of her other Aussie expat buddies. At this point we were pretty exhausted, but felt like we needed to still go out for a bit and more than anything really wanted to hear how the Roos had gotten on for the last few days of their trip.
We traveled to the Irish pub for a joyful reunion with the boys. It was so great to see them, and hear about their crazy journey which ended up taking them really off the beaten path (because they listened to Ed's directions). Sebastien and I were planning to go home after a drink or two, but were convinced that we should hit the town. During our search for the next bar, we ran into a bunch of other Ralliers – including some of our favourite people from the trip! Many hugs ensued and we realized that Pat from Australia was freakishly strong when he picked me up with one arm and Sebastien with the other one.
We ended up going out to a bar that had private karaoke rooms and really got into it. Rhys showed his prowess as a crooner, and Sebastien put on two exceedingly spectacular performances of his karaoke go-to songs. The boys were in awe and kept wondering aloud where the hell Sebastien had come from. They then kept telling me how lucky I was that I got to marry him! It was hilarious. Sebastien pretty much had the most hardcore fan club ever that night and the bromances that were already strong reached another level that night. Sebastien's singing talent was a recurring topic of conversation for the next few days!
Bayankhonger and Beyond
The next day we set off to Bayankhonger. We hit some rough spots right at the beginning when we got stuck in sneaky sand pits multiple times. We were driving in the middle of nowhere, through a desert with brush that looked like it was hard ground. But sometimes, out of nowhere, there were sections of sand that would victimize our cars. Out of the blue we would just get stuck! Luckily we had Dave and his Suzuki Jimny, plus all of our combined muscles to get us out of these situations!
Thanks for the tow Dave!
We kept going, through this remote, vast terrain with barely any vehicles in sight. We followed the GPS directions and found ourselves in a small village with a number of gers, tractors and rivers. We asked where the bridge was, only to be told there was no bridge. This was what we had been told about – the place where there are rivers you need to get towed across. Four rivers in fact! Deep rivers.
Peter asks for directions
We struck a deal with the tractor drivers, and watched a few people cross before us. The ubiquitous Toyota Land Rovers roared through like nobody's business. People towed before us made it across without capsizing. But, one car (local – not a rallier) decided to go at it without a tow and nearly made it when he inexplicably turned the wheel as he was coming up on the riverbank. He ended up floating downriver, submerging his car and STILL needing to pay for a tow.
The river!
Sebastien and I rearranged the car to move stuff off of the floor and put the electronics where they would not be affected. Finally, it was time for us to go across the river. It was a bit nerve-wracking since we had heard so many stories about tow-wires snapping, cars submerging and things just going completely wrong. I don't know why we ever doubted our little Perodua. There was slight leaking through the door at one point (the water was up to the windows) and that was it! No problems at all! In fact, our mats got cleaner so that was a bonus!
Saw some camels hanging out
When we got to the other side we were excited and kept on to Bayankhonger. Team Two Vagabonds and a Yak needed to get their tires fixed, so we grabbed some food and perused the market while they did that. We were all itching to hit the road and make up some time so we could make it to Ulaanbaatar the next day.
Mongolian scenery - lots of pretty purple brush that gave me crazy allergies!
Just hanging out
After a few hours, we were on our way and back into some awesome scenery. There were amazing, surreal rock formations surrounding us for kilometres. As the sun started to set we stopped to set up camp in the middle of some majestic mountains of rock.
Off to climb some rocks
Everyone was eager to stretch their legs and the adventurous ones among us climbed to the tops of these formations and were greeted with an awesome view of the sun setting through the peaks.
Man on a rock (Sebastien)
I conquered one of the taller ones and Sebastien was impressed that I managed to get to the top in flip-flops.
Peter chilling on some rocks
Invigorated by our climb and starving from a day of driving, Sebastien and I made red curry for everyone for dinner. We chatted, drank some vodka (some more than others!) and called it a night.
Another beautiful sunset!
Sunday, September 23, 2012
New kids on the block
The next morning we set off, keen to meet up with the Roos and be on our way. As we drove, we were relieved we had stopped driving when we did. The road was windy and kind of treacherous and it would have taken us twice as long to travel it in the dark. We saw the town of Altai approach, checked our watch and realized we were completely late to meet the other teams. We went to get gas and cash when we ran into the team Two Vagabonds and Yak. We agreed to meet at the "Mongol Rally Auto Service" on the way out of town and convoy together, along with another vehicle driven by Dave, who was driving solo.
A truly classy place - Mongol Rally Auto Service
The Mongol Rally Auto Service was a totally happening place! We saw a ton of teams there and were milling waiting for people to fix random parts of their car. We were chatting with people about how all the electrical stuff was starting to fail on our car (radio, horn, lights) when someone pointed out that all of those things are connected to the fuse box. This wasn't some totally hopeless problem – it was, in fact, quite a simple fix! Well, except we didn't even know where our fuse box was or how to change a fuse. BUT we were lucky enough to chat with a super friendly Rallier named Matt who is also a mechanic! He fixed our car in a jiffy and Sebastien and I were elated. Not that we don't love talking to each other for 10 hours a day, but we were in a really good part of our audiobook that we were looking forward to finishing.
Dorky, I know.
This was the nice guy that fixed our fuses. Sadly, his car needed a much more complicated fix!
Once everyone had their car stuff sorted, we headed off. There were five or six teams that set off around the same time, and soon after we left Altai we came across the others stopped on the side of the road. One of the cars had driven over a sharp rock that had pierced their sump guard and their fuel line. Their car was leaking all over the place. One of the guys in the affected convoy was Peter, a Norwegian who had hooked up with the team when his car was totalled in Kyrgyzstan. Peter had a bit of an issue because he had to be in Ulaanbaatar by Saturday because he had to be back in Norway for work on Monday. At this point it was Wednesday, and they had no idea how long it would take to fix the car, or if the car could be salvaged. Since Dave was traveling alone in a compact SUV with plenty of space, Peter decided to hop in with him. He was pretty choked because at that point he was really close with the other dudes, but his options were limited.
Supa stupa!
Glad that we hadn't hit any of those issues, we continued on with a few stops here and there – to admire a stupa and have lunch.
Two Vagabonds and a Yak ended up having some tire problems, but other than that, the day was pretty smooth.
Horse grave
Off-roading....because there are no roads
We had also found ourselves in good company again – since the teams had maps and GPS! Despite both of these things, we ended up off-course on our way to the next town – Bayankhonger. It was a blessing in disguise though, as we came across a really pretty lake that was our campsite for the night. Sebastien and I had supplied part of the lunch (leftover chilli – warm this time!) so we were treated and didn't have to cook anything for dinner! We made a small appetizer – fried goat cheese (donated by our Mongolian friend the day before), but that was it. While everyone else was working hard, Sebastien and I got our feet wet in the lake (much too cold and murky for full submersion). It was refreshing to wash off some of the caked in dust, but there really was not much that could be done.
Scenic Mongolian lake
Dave, Renata and Sandy set to work on the stew which ended up pretty much being a work of art. Sebastien and I agreed it was one of the top five soups or stews we had ever tasted. And not just because we were starving. Dave is a bit of a foodie and had concocted just the right combination of spices to accentuate all of the ingredients. It was amazing.
Dave works on his masterpiece of a stew
We set our chairs in a semicircle to face the sunset and were treated to both a sunset and a moonset as we dined. Seriously, the moon sets in the horizon. It's wild. There was much discussion amongst everyone on why that happens. It was refreshing to have a discussion that relied on our knowledge (or lack thereof), speculation and a sense of wonder, rather than having instant access to the answer via Google. I think that Sebastien had a good explanation, but at this point I can't remember what it was!
Sunset on the lake
Admiring the view and enjoying dinner
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28 April 2008
27 April 2008
Labels: Elijah, Excursions, Josiah, Luke, Matthew, Poppi, Robin, Samuel, Silas, Titus, Uncle Don, Uncle John
25 April 2008
Hard times at work
Dad's having a hard time at work with a few people and he talked to the kids about it a little bit. One day the kids decided (on their own) to encourage him. So when he got home from work, he found this banner waiting for him on the refrigerator. Can you read it?
Here is an extra pic of Titus and Samuel because who wants to look at a refrigerator?
Here is an extra pic of Titus and Samuel because who wants to look at a refrigerator?
24 April 2008
General Sam lays out his troops in Battle array
22 April 2008
21 April 2008
Uncle Don buys the porkchops a new Quad
Sam takes the Quad at break-neck speeds
Elijah is old enough to drive Uncle Don's motorcycle
Uncle Don tries to ravel out some technical difficulties
Sam shows that Boyds really know how to take care of things. He wrecks the quad on the first day.
Sam shows his battle wounds from the wreck
20 April 2008
We finally replaced the broken camera!
Titus and Luke watch daddy make French fries
Titus wears mommies hat. If mommy was a real Proverbs 31 woman, she would have knitted that hat herself.
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Times flies! Checking out a nursery already for you little boy!ReplyDelete
Love to see the deck in action and looking very forward to my birthday this year :DReplies
I know, he'll be a year old next month! And this nursery is already full for next September! Anyhow, we wouldn't go there - the manager was definitely exaggerating some things and downplaying others. And it was "certainly a fort" - lots of security for rich, foreign families, yuck! Ah well, good to find out :)Delete
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And a good set of cards I'd say.
Always best to trust your intuition when it comes to placing your little ones in the hands of others.
Yes, have to go with your gut on these things. We didn't like that place, and saw somewhere else today. It wasn't as well organised, but seemed a lot more honest about what they were offering :)Delete
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I hope you get an intuitive feel for the place that you can add to the information you collect. It will be a big step for both of you - good luck!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Linguine with Edamame and Tomatoes for 2 Recipe
Featuring garden-fresh basil, cherry tomatoes, and edamame, this bright and hearty dish is a marvelous meatless meal any weeknight. —Diana Rios, Lytle, Texas
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- 4 ounces uncooked whole wheat linguine
- 3/4 cup frozen shelled edamame
- 2 green onions, thinly sliced
- 1-1/2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 cup cherry tomatoes, halved
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons white wine or reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1/3 cup crumbled feta cheese
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh basil
- Cook linguine according to package directions, adding edamame during the last 5 minutes; drain, reserving 1/4 cup cooking liquid.
- In a large nonstick skillet, saute onions in oil until tender. Add the tomatoes, garlic, oregano and salt. Add wine and reserved cooking liquid; cook and stir for 2 minutes.
- Add linguine and edamame; cook and stir 2-3 minutes longer. Remove from the heat. Sprinkle with cheese and basil; toss to coat. Yield: 2 servings.
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Floraspirations, Week 8: Mahalo, Flower LoversPosted: March 4, 2012 Filed under: Floraspirations | Tags: Philadelphia Flower Show 1 Comment
The Philadelphia Flower Show gets underway today through March 11th. Its theme this year is Hawaii: Islands of Aloha. Sure wish that I could be there and have the chance to be transported to one of my favorite places in the world.
I spotted this flower girl at the 2008 show. While the theme was New Orleans Jazz, she reminds me of a hula dancer. She is so fabulous that she even inspired a vignette at the 2009 Children's Hospital Ball created by my friend and floral designer, Becky Anthony.
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Our team had several walkers and one runner making for a fun Sunday morning. The weather even cooperated with warm temperatures and some patches of blue breaking out at the end. The run was a big success and nationally raised $1.5 million in Vancouver and $25 million across Canada for breast cancer research!
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WALTHAM – It looked to be a tall task for a young Waltham American Legion Post 156 Legion baseball team to compete against the powers of Zone 5 in its first year back in the league after the previous incarnation of the summer baseball squad dissipated more than a decade ago.
But so far it's been smooth sailing for Post 156 – which improved to 3-0 on the young season with a 4-3 victory against traditional power Newton Post 440 Tuesday night at Yetten Field.
"Today was a big game," Waltham coach Marc Lovett said. "We knew it coming in. We wanted to play a pretty good game today. We knew it was going to be against a good team. Ryan Williams pitched great.
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Combined with victories against Medford and Hudson, Waltham finds itself at the top of the early season standings as Newton tries to recover from some uncustomary struggles in a 1-4 start.
"We've got guys kind of playing a little out of position," Newton coach James Greeley said. "Guys who didn't necessarily come here to play certain spots have moved around a little. Maybe we are relying a little too much on guys right now batting a little higher in the order than they normally would.
"We have plenty of good players. We have a good team. But we are probably relying a little too much on players to do more than they should."
Waltham got the better of the border battle Tuesday behind the pitching of Williams and a four-run third inning. With Justin Moran and Billy Sameski on base and no outs, Williams walked to load the bases. Following a strikeout, Mike Divito walked in one run and Garrett Warren reached on an error, bringing in a second run.
Brett DiStasio then hit an RBI fielder's choice, with a fourth run in the inning coming home on Newton's second error of the frame.
Waltham then made the runs hold up in a converse of many situations during the high school season where Waltham High played a solid game, only to have one bad inning in the field cost the Hawks a game.
"One of the goals was putting them in competitive situations where, maybe at the varsity level this year they were unsuccessful or weren't making the play," Lovett said, "were making an error, or didn't have a timely hit. They are finding themselves in those situations now against pretty good teams and they are responding."
Newton came back with a run in the top of the fourth on a Jack Marsjanick double and Mike Gately RBI single, but Williams stranded two runners. Jimmy Hodgson's RBI single cut the gap to 2-1 in the fifth, but Williams bore down after surrendering a one-out triple to Gately in the top of the sixth and ended the frame with a strikeout and nice play from Waltham shortstop Anthony Maione.
Williams surrendered a leadoff double in the seventh, but never allowed the tying run aboard with a flyout to left, RBI fielder's choice and strikeout ending the game.
Post 156 was coming off a 6-3 victory against Hudson in the season opener as an RBI single from Nick Caliri and RBI double from Joe Arsenault keyed a four-run third inning. Troy Saulnier earned the win in that game as he struck out 11 and allowed only one run in five innings.
Waltham also beat Medford 6-0 with James Giugno and Williams combining in the shutout.
Warren and Williams each had multiple hits for Waltham in that game, while Jake Bowler, Sameski, Warren and Caliri each drove in a run.
"So many guys have made sacrifices," Lovett said. "We had a guy in Medford where were struggling to get nine guys together. It's a tough time of year with finals, still in school, some guys still in school. Guys have commitments – whether it's work, or some other team like basketball, or whatnot. But they are making sacrifices in those areas to make sure we have a team because forfeits would kill us.
"We had four guys in Medford who told me the day before they probably wouldn't be able to make it. So we made some phone calls, got some guys, and had a big victory. It's a pretty good team environment right now."
Waltham and Newton will get right back at it with a return meeting at Newton Thursday night.
"It's nice for us to be able to play a road game right down the street," Greeley said. "Having a couple of more games on the schedule is good too. It hurts a little bit not to get those two or three Waltham kids on the team that we had been getting. But I like that there is a team there.
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Oh the glorious rain…so welcomed, reiterating the bizarre reality of the persistence of drivers that don't turn their lights on when it not only rains but rains while it's still dark outside.
Not that I saw any this morning, but I did see a few yesterday. I love those mornings that are dark enough to make you think you're driving at night. Then when the sun comes out a bit, you can still think it's evening. Driving into the parking deck at this time of morning, and walking down the hallway at work (when the lights are off), the mise-en-scene is surreal. A little bit spooky, a little bit exciting; it reminds me of being in fifth grade with the lights off and instead of being gathered around the teacher like everyone else, you and your friend are in another corner playing with the blue kickball.
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To complete our Max Unit we had a Teddy Bears Picnic. We all brought our soft toys to school and went on a bear hunt: between the trees (swings), through the mud (sandpit), up the hill (climbing frame), down the hill (slide), over the bridge, across the river (bike track)and through the long grass - and we found a bear!! It was Max and he had made us a picnic. We had honey crunch, teddy bear biscuits and teddy bear sized honey sandwiches.
Max has now gone on the bus to visit his Grandma and Grandpa Bear in Auckland. We have loved having him in our class and coming to stay with each of our families. Come back and see us again soon Max.


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Earlier today I explained the background and rationale for my belief in doing the least harm.
Now I suggest strategies for providing the most help and provide an example of help that actually does harm.
One strategy I try to use is to create a long term relationship. Instead of a hit-and-run, I would rather position myself as a strategic shepherd who can keep change agents on track, or who they can call upon when someone cries wolf. This strategy works only if the group I am working with is open to this idea.
Another thing I do before getting involved in any project is to find out as much as possible about the person or group asking for help. I spend time and effort meeting and getting to know them. If I can, I travel the their physical location to get a feel of the place. I conduct focus interviews with a representative group of staff.
I do these things because it starts from a philosophy of doing the least harm.
However, there are others, particularly those outside the education arena, who walk in with different motivations.
Some educators in my network have voiced concerns about so-called education conferences. Thought leader @mcleod's reflection on wasting opportunities at ed tech conferences is a must read.
I would like to raise two other concerns that are just as insidious. One is who is asked to "help". Another is why the "help" is rendered at all.
A blunt question a few of us have started asking is: Why do we keep flying in foreigners who do not understand our context in to "help" us? This is not a xenophobic or racist-fueled question. It is a critical look at ourselves.
I am all for getting an outside perspective or two. It helps us think outside the box. But can we not help ourselves? Do we not have the expertise or the creativity? Given the circles I am in and the people I know, my answer is yes.
But I wager that we fall short in at least two areas. We are not as open as some folks are in the anglosphere and we may not be as articulate or charismatic.
While both these factors are a function of our culture, being open is also a matter of time. We cannot help but move with the times. Both the logic and economics of being more open are unavoidable.
The value placed in having a stage presence is a function of how conferences are currently designed. You sit and listen; they talk. As this is the worst way to learn, the speakers have to be very engaging to minimize damage.
But conferences do not have to be designed this way. The measure of success from the organizer's point of view is bums on seats. Conference organizers need to be honest about how the other ends yawn in boredom, nod in dreamland, or steam in frustration.
I have made this point and mentioned strategies like unconferences while speaking at conferences. Conference organizers who attend my sessions and see me backchannel or jump off stage have asked me for strategic advice. When I give it, I get the "but, but, but" responses. Those "buts" will lead to unhappy butts in seats for a long time.
This leads to my second concern of why conference organizers choose to enter the messy field of education.
There is a lot of money to be made in our field and the conference organizers know it. They have done their market research, gap analyses, and risk assessment. They are entitled to make money. The question is how and why they do it.
I am all for people who want to help for the right reasons. I am against people who help but do nothing to mitigate the harm in the process. I go ballistic on people who are in it for the wrong reasons.
Consider the middle group. They might have their collective heads and hearts in the right place, but they still do harm in the short and long term. They bring in experts who do not share our context. Our leaders and change agents borrow ideas and try to implement them by investing time, effort, and money. These ideas tend not to work not because of resistance on the ground, but because they are superficial (see @mcleod's post) or they need to be recontextualized.
The pace of change is greater than the pace of implementation. Shrewd conference organizers know this, and even if they use antiquated lecture methods, they can start the cycle again.
They enable insidious harm by not promoting contextualized self-help and by perpetuating the same strategies. Do not be fooled if they claim to have a mix of speakers; see who they highlight in their publicity material. Do not accept that you must pay a lot of money and attend boring lectures. Do not be tempted by free sessions that are cleverly disguised advertising or marketing.
We are as much to blame. It is our choice of who we listen to that harms us. It is our choice of fueling these conferences with our attendance that harms us.


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You can eliminate Pandemiya by yourself, if you're a skilled user. Yet, it's is essential to remember that when you remove adware on your own, you take all the responsibility for the possible outcomes. To put it differently that the security of your pc is in your hands.
In case you are sure you have more than enough skills to do that, start with removal of advertisements applications with manual ways of removal. If you aren't certain that you can perform this specific method, it is recommended to install an effective adware removal tool that allows to delete malicious files quickly and efficiently. Spyhunter is one of these removal applications.
- It removes Pandemiya right now.
- It will protect your system against similar add-ons in the future.
- It provides professional real-time protection from trojans, rootkits, keyloggers and other malware.
One of most efficient software for Pandemiya elimination – is Spyhunter 4. This particular program eliminates Pandemiya toolbar together with all its files and folders. There is no need to say that personal computer security must be very important for any user, mainly because there are plenty of online criminals on the web. Never forget about preventive steps, because they help not to catch many viruses.
It is helpful to use Spyhunter if your computer is full of adware or some other harmful applications or possibly if you would like to protect it from potential threats. Spyhunter can be helpful when it comes to elimination of any kind of unwanted or harmful programs.
You will get rid of Pandemiya along with all its parts in a fast manner using Spyhunter. You can undoubtedly love a real-time scanning feature that allows to detect all the dangers and to eliminate everything that can cause damage to the OS.
What is Pandemiya
At first sight it seems that Pandemiya, like other adware, is a helpful software since it displays beneficial discount coupons and also various specials. Yet, it is not really so, since adware installs into the web browser without your approval and it displays pop-ups no matter whether you want them all or not. In addition, when you left-click on these ads you actually risk to visit dangerous website.
Adware is installed on your pc together with other applications downloaded from the world wide web. A lot of free utilities are bundled with adware, therefore you can get Pandemiya when you install free software applications. To prevent the intrusion of unwanted software to your computer, installing cost-free media files, pay attention to the installation process. It is recommended to choose the custom or advanced installation that will help you to detect and also eliminate undesirable applications.
When eliminating Pandemiya manually, you actually eliminate not simply its extension, but likewise all of the advertising elements contained in it. After cleaning all of the files it is possible to start cleaning your internet browser. Before removing Pandemiya advertisements it is recommended to reset the web browser. In order to make sure you have eliminated Pandemiya along with other dangers, just check the laptop or computer using a trusted antimalware utility.
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Step 2. Remove Pandemiya from browsers
Choose the appropriate method and carry out it's steps to delete Pandemiya from browsers.
Choose your browser
Delete Pandemiya from Firefox
- Help -> Troubleshooting Information
- Reset Firefox button
- Finish
Remove Pandemiya from Google Chrome
- Open C:\Users\"your username"\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\User Data folder
- Find Default file and rename it to DefaultBackup
- Close and Open Google Chrome
Eliminate Pandemiya from Internet Explorer
- Run "inetcpl.cpl" command
- Advanced -> Reset Internet Explorer settings -> Reset
- Select Delete personal settings -> Close
Remove Pandemiya from Safari
- Safari menu -> Reset Safari
- Select all items
- Click Reset
Get rid of Pandemiya in Opera
- Open C:\Users\user_name\AppData\Roaming\Opera\Opera\
- Delete the Operapref. Ini file
- Close and open Opera
Ways to protect your Laptop or computer Against Pandemiya
If you do not want to get the mentioned earlier troubles, you need to understand how to protect your laptop or computer against the attack of Pandemiya.
- Because this adware could be downloaded with diverse free programs, so do not install free applicaion from the websites that seem suspicious.
- Do not browse unknown websites.
- Set custom installation of pc software and delete every tick in the checkbox that seems to be doubtful.
- Set up a trusted antivirus software.
- Scan your laptop or computer for malware once a week.
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|Manual removal
|Free antivirus
|Paid Antivirus
|PC repair shop
In case your computer is infected with Pandemiya or any other adware or a virus, you've got a couple of methods to fix that problem. The first thing you can get rid of adware with manual instructions. This way of removal is rather helpful, however it is suitable only for experienced users, because if you will damage the registry you can face a number of additional complications. You can attempt to remove adware with the help of any no cost application, still, you should understand that not all of the cost-free adware eliminating tools happen to be effective. One more alternative is to bring your laptop or computer to the repair centre. It's one of the most reliable ways to eliminate adware as well as malware, yet it is pretty costly. These days plenty of users choose using paid antispyware applications. If you select this variant, you pay once and get a trustworthy defence.
Common Signs and symptoms of Pandemiya
It is rather irritatingto get adware, mainly because it is going to annoy you each time you will open the internet browser. Here are the principle symptoms of Pandemiya:
- It installs toolbars that considerably slow down the internet performance.
- Pandemiya sets its start page and then redirects you to unrelated webpages or possibly to its own website.
- Adware infects the computer with harmful computer files and registry keys.
- It changes search provider and it will demonstrate not related search results.
- Pandemiya invites various risks, like trojans and ruins windows registry keys.
- It can grab user's private information and pass it to cyber scammers.
Pandemiya Statistics
|Identity theft Statistics
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|Chance of manual removal from OS
|Chance of manual removal from browsers
|Probability to uninstall with Free Antivirus
|Probability to uninstall with Paid Antivirus
|Infected computers in the USA
|Infected computers in Europe
|Chance of infection in browsers
Adware is one of the most speedily distributing viruses, because it is integrated in the most popular software programs. It is extremely hard to eliminate adware from the pc manually, simply because it creates a lot of windows registry entries.
If manual Pandemiya elimination failed to give the required results or in case the adware returns once more, then you need to try Spyhunter. This kind of trusted and also helpful application can guard your personal computer from a broad variety of malware such as Pandemiya along with other adware. Pandemiya will keep your pc safe even when other antimalware programs were useless.
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Since I love nature and being outdoors, discovering new ways to bring those elements into my home and daily routine is a thrill. Lately I've been inspired by the beautiful modern apothecary products made by Ursula Wurster, whose natural, ethical line is called Midnight Collective. Based in Portland, Oregon, Ursula is an herbalist who creates soaps using wonderfully unique elements like wild mint, fern, indigo, pink clay, cedarwood and moss.
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Rip&Tan: How did you first become interested in beauty formulas?
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Today is Thursday, and that means that I HAVE to answer a writing prompt... which brings me to Day 6 of 30 on my 30 Day Blog Challenge. You can find out more about that by clicking here.
Today's Challenge: 6. What is the hardest thing you have ever experienced?
Well, that's easy, and it's not something I need to write about again. I wrote a blog post about it on March 4th, which is the anniversary of my father's death. That was single handedly the most difficult thing I have ever gone through.
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Is that cheating? Did I just NOT answer this post? Well, if so, I did it for good reason. I don't feel like getting all worked about it again, and I have a massive headache tonight from filling out (er helping Dan fill out) teaching job applications (yes, he is doing most of the work for me... what an amazing man I have).
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Anchor: Son Heung-min of Tottenham Hotspur has broken South Korean football legend Cha Bum-kun's seasonal goal-scoring record for a Korean playing in the European league. The 24-year-old forward scored two goals and set up another against Leicester City at the King Power Stadium on Thursday, helping Tottenham defeat the home team 6-1.
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Report: It was in the 36th minute of the first half that Korean football star Son Heung-min scored the record breaking goal, a milestone in his career.
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Then in the second half, to the delight of Tottenham fans, Son added another goal, to defeat Leicester City 6-1.
They were Son's 20th and 21st goals of the season, including his goals scored in the FA Cup and the UEFA Champions League. No other South Korean has ever scored 20 goals during a season in the European league although soccer legend Cha Bum-kun came close, scoring 19 goals for Bayer Leverkusen during his 1985-86 season in Germany.
In overall goals, Son also overtook another South Korean legend, Park Ji-sung, with 29 career goals in the English Premier League. Son's feat stands out as he achieved the 29 goals in only his second year playing in the prestigious league. Before the match, he was tied with the former Manchester United midfielder at 27 career goals.
The record-setting performance by the Tottenham Hotspur's winger is inspiring news for the South Korean national team who are currently trying to qualify for the next FIFA World Cup.
National team head coach Uli Stielike, who has been getting discouraging news about injuries of leading offensive players, is scheduled to announce his roster for next month's World Cup qualifier against Qatar on Monday.
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Bernard ALLISON – Storm Of Life 2002
Dynastic bluesman Bernard Allison is a second-generation star now shining in his own right. The guitarist-vocalist son of the late legend Luther Allison paid his early dues leading Koko Taylor's crack Blues Machine band, learned the family business leading his father's electrifying group in Europe, and has now created his own catalog of fine recordings. Storms of Life is the most eclectic and uniformly excellent example yet. After the sizzling solo slide guitar opener "Slip Slidin'," Allison roams wide and free, confidently overlaying his blues personality on material ranging from the reggae-tinged "Just Do Me Any Way You Want" to the R&B title track, which glides over a cushion of keyboards and extra percussion. A bouncy, horn-powered rendition of "Goodbye Little Girl" that recalls Bobby "Blue" Bland provides a fitting conclusion. Allison surprisingly, but effectively, mixes a wide variety of cover material, including everything from ZZ Top's "I Wanna Drive You Home" to Mark Knopfler's "I Think I Love You Too Much" to mentor Johnny Winter's suitably manic "Mean Town Blues." The well-chosen covers, including tunes by Anders Osborne, Leon Russell, and papa Luther, convincingly demonstrate his gifts as an interpreter. By Michael Point.
Once in a great while, I hear a new blues release that recalls the depth and energy of the great electric blues players I grew up listening to, players like Waters, Winter, Clapton, Green, Rush, et al. After listening to this CD for almost two years, I've come to the conclusion that it's the best blues release of 2002. It's got everything a great blues album needs. Allison's voice and guitar work are tasty, gritty, and well-seasoned, evidence of the amount of work and dedication he put into his apprenticeships with Koko Taylor and his father. And the song choices are superb. My favorites are "Fistful of Dirt," a killer rock-steady mid-tempo shuffle with a profound message about living through hard times; "Mean Town Blues," which is ample proof that Allison can lay claim to Johnny Winter's Texas electric slide legacy; and "Snake Bit Again," a remarkable vehicle for Allison's gritty, dead-on singing. There's a lot of redundancy in more recent blues releases, but this album shows Allison is capable of being a truly original talent in this often hackneyed genre. Check it out.
By Randy Blythe.
Bernard Allison- (Vocals, Guitar);
Paul Diethelm- (Guitar);
Ricky Peterson- (Strings, Piano, Organ);
Richard Rosenblatt- (harmonica);
David Eiland- (Sax);
Larry McCabe- (Trombone);
Brian Simmonds, Jim Kogl- (Tenor Sax);
Bruce McCabe- (Piano);
Ron Sutton, Rob Stupka- (Drums);
Chickie Perez- (Percussion);
Kate Wilson, J.D. Steele, Fred Steele- (Background Vocals).
01. Slip Slidin'
02. Storms of Life
03. Down South
04. Just Do Me Any Way You Want
05. I Think I Love You Too Much
06. Mean Town Blues
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09. Snake Bit Again
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11. Fistful of Dirt
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Sunday, May 12, 2013
Rare Edward Bunker Penned Archie Comic Found – Escape From Riverdale Penitentiary
Rare Edward Bunker Penned Archie Comic Found – Escape From Riverdale Penitentiary.
Edward Bunker, actor, hard broiled crime author and former career criminal is perhaps best known for his role as Mr. Blue in Reservoir Dogs and his unflinching autobiography about prison life, the Animal Factory.
What isn't widely known is that Bunker had a two-week writing stint for Archie Comics during the Missouri-based publisher's failed work release program.
According to former Archie Editor, Mel Furnlap, "It was a noble experiment and Bunker was a great talent, but our sensibilities just didn't meld."
"We kept telling him that you can't alter the Archie Universe. And he kept threatening me with a broken light bulb and the removal of my tongue.
Now, five years after Bunker's death, his estate has released the infamous script for his crack at the comic, entitled: "Escape From Riverdale Penitentiary.
The gang's outing to the local drive-in ends in tragedy when they discover that not only has Reggie Mantle been using Archie's old jalopy to transport a small mountain of coke, but the constant rival also ditched the bodies of two dead hookers in the trunk.
"I thought I smelt something funny," said local genius, Dilton Doiley. "I just didn't know I was smelling trouble!"
Carted off to the Riverdale Hoosegow, the Archie gang doesn't exactly take kindly to prison life.
Moose Mason, perhaps fared the best, quickly joining a white supremacist gang. He would be seen choking a Nation of Islam member with a lanyard keychain he made in shop. He would later marry Midge and during one of their conjugal visits, beat her half to death.
"He just doesn't know his own strength," she said in the hospital.
Betty and Veronica continue their infamous cat fights in Riverdale's Women's Penitentiary. Although Archie could never decide between them, poor Betty would soon find out that the big bull dyke warden, Stella Stevens, definitely preferred blondes. Sadistic guards would later spray Veronica with a firehose during a riotous uprising, cracking her skull against the cement wall, leaving her half paralyzed but still snooty.
Bunker's version has New fish Archie Andrews getting grisly buggered about every 15 minutes by a revolving cast of jail house characters. Just about every convict in that stinkhole wanted a piece of everything Archie.
According to Andrew's old high school teammate, Chuck Clayron, already incarcerated for racial profiling during a Riverdale March of Dimes Walk, "That freckled pansy really discovered himself here. I'd say jail was the best thing for him."
Released a few years later on ever so good behavior, Archie would open up a bead store in Asheville, North Carolina.
Jughead Jones befriends, old-timey, veteran con, Red, and after two decades, escape from Riverdale, patiently using his gray crown beanie to tunnel his way out through a sewer. Bunker's version of the comic has Jughead in the last panel, arriving in Zihuatanejo, Mexico where he gets severe dysentery and suffers a slow, agonizing death.
Meanwhile, Reggie Mantle's lawyers would keep him out of jail, allowing him to once again walk away totally scott free. "That's what that little shit gets for telling me to keep my hands off his guitar," snickered Mantle as he plunged his face into a Devil's Tower sized platter of marching powder.
Archie Comics has no immediate plans to release the Bunker scripted comic, but it's rumored that long time Archie fan, Steve Buscemi has been eyeing the project for the small screen. "I'd make a great a great Archie," claimed the bug-eyed actor. "Wouldn't I?"
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