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1000 Miles in 24 Hours Challenge for Charity15.07.2019
Saddlesore 1000 - Chasing the Sun, G310 Charity Fun for Hampshire and IOW Air Ambulance
Simon and James, two of our Motorrad Sales Executives, took on the Saddlesore 1000 challenge which saw them travel 1000 miles in under 24 hours across England and Wales, all to raise money for Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance - and to top it all of, the entire journey was done on the smallest BMW models in the range, the BMW G 310 R and BMW G 310 GS! Read on for Simon's account of their journey:
"The Saddlesore 1000 mile in 24 hour Challenge is described as an entry level event by the Iron Butt Association, so I thought to myself what better for an entry level event than an entry level bike, and so was the G310 1000 mile Challenge conceived!
Sometimes how much fun you had during an event is best measured by how you feel in the days following, the tiredness and low feeling only being the swing back from the size of the adrenaline fuelled high. How many bikes, in any manufacturers range, can run that high in the rev range for 24 hours? We averaged 48mph over the 1080 miles covered if we include stops. We took in 12 fuel stops and about 160 minutes off the bikes for fuelling and breaks, giving 1190 minutes riding. The G310 bikes ran perfectly, never missing a single-cylinder beat and never letting us down, utterly reliable.
The start was in Guildford, close to work, at first light.We set off just before 5am and chased the sunrise, well until it started to shower as we drove through East Anglia. Getting some early motorway miles along the Miserable 25, sorry M25, was important. We made great time to Great Yarmouth and knowing the roads certainly helped as we rolled in 25 minutes early, clearly making better time than the predicted progress from my route app. A sterling start and this helped set the mood - we can do this, we have a realistic shot. There was no going back and no negative thinking. Before we started I was very optimistic and our mind-set was always, the bikes are capable and we have to dig deep to match the bikes. I also anticipated that an easy run at the start of the day was crucial.
From Great Yarmouth the roads became congested with bleary-eyed cage drivers but yet again this was no issue for the mighty G310's. Our steel horses allowed us to carved through the traffic, the light weight bikes filtering better than an Italian barista who had consumed too many espressos that morning. During this leg, which took us towards the A1 for the Northern route, James and I had an opportunity to road test some of the bike features. For example we discovered that during a 3rd Gear roll on test the GS smashed the R but the R was back on top when we changed the test to a 4th Gear roll on test. The GS has better fuel range than the R but the R has more top end with slightly better brakes. By the end of the trip I think I can comfortably say the GS was better for the long trip given the extra leg room and height. The screen on the GS also helps, each time I looked back on the Motorways I could see James' gangly figure tucked in like Frankie Detori, or was he spooning it?
The A1 and M62 past Ferrybridge and then A55 to Bangor went by in a blur of Motorway miles, Bluetooth headsets and Amazon Music to the rescue. We shared on Instagram the jubilation, or was it relief of reaching the next corners but the best was next to come. We knew we could make it. Bangor was half way and now we were heading home.
The stories of the Red Dragon, so synonymous with Wales, lie in both Myth and Fact. I can say that the roads in Wales are like the Dragon both Mythical and Factual, a true treat. The only trouble with these slinky black ribbons that wind through the proclaimed "God's Country" and the numerous villages, is that they slow the overall progress. That said, we enjoyed carving our way through the breath-taking Welsh scenery and we even took time out to stop for photos. Let's not forget the Saddlesore is not a race but a challenge to be enjoyed at every opportunity. Taking motorways and major A roads is easier but not as enjoyable. Remember the Highs and Lows? This was a high.
At Haverford west we took a well needed break, went live on Instagram and grabbed food. We were ahead of the worst case scenario but behind the earliest time of arrival, we were in good shape. Spirits were high but we also knew that we would be leaving behind the best of the riding. Heading to Exeter was going to be a slog. A combination of M and major A roads with these amazing little yellow coloured devices to help verify our Average Speed at every opportunity, how helpful? Answers in the post? Night fell over Wales and we drew into what would be the most dangerous section. Because the G310's were doing 150-170 miles on a tank we stopped frequently and looking back on this it was a strategy that kept us fresh.
In general we felt driving standards to be very good across the UK, I only had one moment where a van decided to shift from the left lane on the roundabout to take the right exit, so cutting straight in front of me. My eyes were high and so it was all under control but I did share universally acknowledged hand signals for indicating which direction the driver should have taken followed by the hand signal for which number exit. Both duly acknowledged with apologetic hands from the driver that implied "sorry mate I didn't see you''. No harm, no foul, let's crack on with the ride.
At Exeter we took stock. I grab out the inner jacket for my trusty StreetGuard Suit which has never let me down. If there was one criticism of the bikes it has to be the headlights. If buying the G310GS then I would add the BMW Aux Lights. I had to use, what amounted to, a tea light candle to cut a path along the A35 in the complete darkness; it is rather eerie with no roadside lighting. Fortunately, the risk of wildlife taking a kamikaze run kept the endorphins flowing. I had to draw on every ounce of experience to keep systematic. Ah the true Challenge begins, no longer about the 33hp performance but now about the head handling fatigue and picking the right riding lines at night. On the A35 coming to Dorchester we caught up to a car that was making good and safe progress. I took the decision to follow. The car's main-beam bringing an early dawn to the night sky, I could see again. James, my constant shadow, summarised this route beautifully, "Sketchy". A challenge mentally and a test of the bike as I had to fight for quick corrections, which the bike gave me every time I asked, although I would probably shod the G310GS with different rubber as the feel is not great at the edge of the tyre.
A splash and dash at Ringwood gave an opportunity to observe interesting local life venturing out in the wee hours, judging on the condition and stagger of this specimen I dare say that staying at home would have been a better shout. These are some of the risks with night riding, yet fewer patrols and more yellow devices on poles in the sky are suggested to be the correct strategy?
From Ringwood it was fairly simple riding to Brighton. The roads were lit up like the daytime and a kaleidoscope of cats-eyes gave me a runway strip to aim for. Still eyes wide open. A brief detour around the outside of Brighton following diversion signs put a small dent in our time but we knew we had this in the bag, we knew the bikes were solid; it would only be our own misjudgment that would let the side down. We're going to make it!
I enjoy working for BMW; it is a brilliant brand to work with. Likewise I do genuinely love my job at Vines in Guildford. That said I don't think many people would say, at around two in the morning, that they would be looking forward to heading to work, however, we were two such people. James had reached the point of, 'let's get this over with' and wanted to rush the Brighton fuel stop. I did slow things down deliberately to ensure we left with the right mind-set. We had a long 50mph Average Speed Camera stint to do and we needed to keep focused. These were the banker miles. Brighton was 1000 and everything else was dotting i's and crossing the t's.
We rolled into Guildford before 3:30am. An almost anticlimactic feeling crept over us. A combination of relief, excitement, tiredness and the realisation we had to ride home. Where's my bed? After photos we both said to each other stay safe, knowing that most accidents happen close to home. This final part is a word of caution. On my way home I knocked back the speed, even in nationals to around 45mph. Exiting a village towards the wood I came round a corner to see a deer exit the woods. I was in the correct road position so handled the situation by slowing and pulling across the road. The deer and I play another day. Lightning can strike twice, about two miles up the road another deer bolts from the woods and again I duly manoeuvre around. Bambi and I head off to tell this tale. Don't drop your guard after the perceived IronButt finishing line, the finish is at home in bed.
A couple of thank you messages. One to my Sales Manager at Vines, Lee Sarjeant for the bike. Another to Louisa Watson for Marketing. Also my thanks to the following groups for promotion and members donations my IAM group TVAM, Thames Valley ROSPA and Southern BMW Owners Group. A special thanks to my wife and family for their support. My wife's remark was a word of thanks to BMW, the G310 did not wake her up upon my return. Finally, thank you to everyone who donated to https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/vinesbikesfundraisingor in the pots. We think combined we have just about reached our target,post-event donations still very welcomed!
If I never ride again after this trip then I would have finished on a riding high. I think a combination of ego, bragging-rights and electronics have fuelled an obsession with big capacity bikes and being fooled into having Rossi-like levels of skill, I am no different to anyone else in this respect. The G310's have given James and I terrific lifelong memories. Who says you cannot have fun on a small capacity bike?"


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AUSTIN — Sam Ehlinger paced the Texas sideline, watching as another quarterback attempted to lead a game-winning drive in the waning minutes against Oklahoma. This drive, this game, was his to finish, not Shane Buechele's.
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Buechele handled four snaps. Following a sack and a Texas timeout, coach Tom Herman reinserted the resilient freshman, who to that point had gone toe-to-toe with future Heisman winner and No. 1 overall pick Baker Mayfield.
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For 19th-ranked Texas (4-1, 2-0 Big 12) to upset seventh-ranked Oklahoma (5-0, 2-0) on Saturday at the Cotton Bowl, Ehlinger will have to outduel another Heisman candidate in quarterback Kyler Murray.
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As long as Ehlinger remains on the field, Texas has a shot.
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Grant Underwood
Grant Revon Underwood[1] is a historian of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) and a professor at Brigham Young University (BYU). He is also the author of The Millennial World of Early Mormonism and the editor of Voyages of Faith: Explorations in Mormon Pacific History.
Underwood was born in Glendale, California and raised in Anaheim, California. He served as a missionary for the LDS Church in Argentina from 1973 to 1975.
Underwood and his wife, the former Sheree Jolley, are the parents of seven children. In the LDS Church he has served in several callings, including twice as a bishop.
Underwood received his B.A. in 1977[2] and M.A. in 1981,[3] both in history, from BYU. He received his Ph.D. in history from the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) in 1988. His advisor was Daniel Walker Howe.[4]
During his BYU graduate studies, Underwood worked as an LDS Seminary teacher at Thunderbird High School in Phoenix, Arizona from 1977 to 1981.[4][5] While studying at UCLA, he taught at the LDS Institute of Religion in Los Angeles (1981–86), and later became Director of the Institute in Pomona, California (1986–92).[4] He was then a religion professor at Brigham Young University–Hawaii from 1992 to 1999, where he was elected Teacher of the Year multiple times.[6] In 2000 he joined the faculty of BYU in Provo, Utah as a professor of history and Research Historian with the Joseph Fielding Smith Institute for Latter-day Saint History.[4] In 2009 Underwood was on leave from BYU and working on the Joseph Smith Papers Project.
Underwood has been active in the Mormon History Association, serving on its Council from 1987 to 1990 and on the Board of Editors for the Journal of Mormon History from 1984 to 1987.[7] In Hawaii, he was active in the Mormon Pacific Historical Society and served on its Board of Directors.[6] In 2007 Underwood created a Mormon studies unit for the American Academy of Religion and served as co-chair.[2][8]
Having background in Hawaii and Pacific Mormon history, Underwood is a Tour Director for the Hawaiian excursion from the company LDS Travel Study.[6]
- T. Edgar Lyon Best Article from the Mormon History Association in 1986 [9]
- William Grover and Winnifred Foster Reese Award from the Mormon History Association in 1989 [9]
- T. Edgar Lyon Best Article from the Mormon History Association in 1989 [9]
The Millenarian World of Early Mormonism
- Best Book Award from the Mormon History Association in 1993 [9]
- Best Book Award from the John Whitmer Historical Association [4]
- Nominated for the Philip Schaff Prize from the American Society of Church History [4]
- Nominated for the Merle Curti Prize from the Organization of American Historians [4]
Underwood has also written several articles on a broad variety of topics related to the history of the LDS Church, especially related to the doctrinal views of the LDS Church and its members in the nineteenth century. He has also written Mormon history book reviews for academic journals.
The following is a list of some of Underwood's publications:
- Underwood, Grant (1993). The Millenarian World of Early Mormonism. Urbana: University of Illinois Press. ISBN 0-252-02037-5. Paperback edition issued in 1999.
- ——, ed. (2000). Voyages of Faith: Explorations in Mormon Pacific History. Provo, Utah: Brigham Young University Press. ISBN 0-8425-2480-0.
- ——, ed. (2005). Pioneers in the Pacific: Memory, History, and Cultural Identity Among the Latter-day Saints. Provo, Utah: Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University. ISBN 0-8425-2616-1.
- Underwood, Grant (Spring 1981). "Seminal Versus Sesquicentennial Saints: A Look at Mormon Millennialism". Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. 14 (1): 32–44.
- —— (1982). "Millenarianism and the Early Mormon Mind". Journal of Mormon History. 9: 41–51.
- —— (1984). "Book of Mormon Usage in Early LDS Theology". Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. 17 (3): 35–74.
- —— (June 1985). "Early Mormon Millennialism: Another Look". Church History. American Society of Church History. 54 (2): 215–229. doi:10.2307/3167237. JSTOR 3167237.
- —— (1985). "The Earliest Reference Guides to the Book of Mormon: Windows Into the Past". Journal of Mormon History. 12: 69–89.
- —— (Summer 1985). ""Saved or Damned": Tracing a Persistent Protestantism in Early Mormon Thought". BYU Studies. 25 (3): 85–103.
- —— (August 1986). "Re-visioning Mormon History". Pacific Historical Review. 55 (3): 403–426. doi:10.2307/3639705.
- —— (1986). "Joseph Smith's Use of the Old Testament". The Old Testament and the Latter-day Saints: The 14th Annual Sidney B. Sperry Symposium. Orem, Utah: Randall Book Company. pp. 381–413. ISBN 0-934126-96-8.
- —— (Summer 1986). "Early Mormon Perceptions of Contemporary America: 1830-1846". BYU Studies. 26 (3): 49–61.
- —— (1989). "The New England Origins of Mormonism Revisited". Journal of Mormon History. 15: 15–25.
- —— (1990). "Baptism for the Dead: Comparing the RLDS and LDS Perspectives". Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. 23 (2): 99–105.
—— (March 19, 1994). "Frontiers in Mormon Pacific History". Mormon Pacific Historical Society Proceedings, Fifteenth annual conference (15): 54–55.
- —— (2000). "Mormonism". Encyclopedia of Millennialism and Millennial Movements. New York: Routledge. pp. 270–274. ISBN 978-0-415-92246-3.
- —— (2000). "Mormonism, the Maori and Cultural Authenticity". Journal of Pacific History. 35 (2): 133–146. doi:10.1080/002233400445751.
- —— (2001). "Supernaturalism and Healing in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints". In Colleen McDannell (ed.). Religions of the United States in Practice. 1. Princeton University Press. pp. 299–309. ISBN 0-691-00999-6.
- —— (2002). "The 'Same' Organization That Existed in the Primitive Church". In Ray L. Huntington; Thomas A. Wayment; Jerome M. Perkins (eds.). Go Ye Into All the World: Messages of the New Testament Apostles: The 31st Annual Sidney B. Sperry Symposium. Salt Lake City, Utah: Deseret Book. pp. 167–186. ISBN 1-57008-896-9.
- —— (2002). "More Than an Index: The First Reference Guide to the Doctrine and Covenants as a Window to Early Mormonism". BYU Studies. 41 (2): 116–147.
- —— (2004). "Millenarianism and Nineteenth-Century New Religions: The Mormon Example". In Moshe Sharon (ed.). Studies in Modern Religions, Religious Movements and the Bābī-Bahā'ī Faiths. Boston: Brill. pp. 117–126. ISBN 90-04-13904-4.
- —— (2005). "Latter-day Saints in the Pacific: A Bibliographic Essay". In Grant Underwood (ed.). Pioneers in the Pacific: Memory, History, and Cultural Identity Among the Latter-day Saints. Provo, Utah: Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University. ISBN 0-8425-2616-1.
- —— (2005). "Attempting to Situate Joseph Smith". BYU Studies. 44 (4): 41–52.
- —— (2008). "Joseph Smith's Legacy in Latin America and the Pacific". In Reid L. Neilson (ed.). Global Mormonism in the 21st Century. Provo, Utah: Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University. ISBN 0-8425-2696-X.
- —— (2008). "'The Laws of the Church of Christ' (D&C 42): A Textual and Historical Analysis". In Andrew H. Hedges; J. Spencer Fluhman; Alonzo L. Gaskill (eds.). The Doctrine and Covenants: Revelations in Context: The 37th Annual Brigham Young University Sidney B. Sperry Symposium. Provo, Utah: Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University. pp. 108–141. ISBN 1-60641-015-6.
- —— (2009). "Oliver Cowdery's Correspondence with Joseph Smith". In Alexander L. Baugh (ed.). Days Never to be Forgotten: Oliver Cowdery. Provo and Salt Lake City, Utah: Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University and Deseret Book. pp. 103–22. ISBN 978-0-8425-2742-2.
- —— (2009). "Revelation, Text, and Revision: Insight from the Book of Commandments and Revelations". BYU Studies. 48 (3): 67–84.
- Underwood, Grant (1977). The Meaning and Attraction of Mormonism Re-Examined. ["A University scholar project"]. Provo, Utah: Brigham Young University..
- —— (December 1981). Early Mormon Millennialism: Another Look. [masters thesis]. Provo, Utah: Brigham Young University, Department of History..
- —— (1988). The Millenarian World of Early Mormonism. [doctoral thesis]. University of California, Los Angeles..
- ^ "Grant Revon Underwood". Faculty. BYU College of Family, Home and Social Sciences. Retrieved 2010-01-20.
- ^ a b "College Buzz". BYU Magazine. Summer 2007. Retrieved 2009-08-17.
- ^ Underwood, Grant (December 1981). Early Mormon Millennialism: Another Look. [masters thesis]. Provo, Utah: Brigham Young University. Retrieved 2009-08-17.
- ^ a b c d e f g "Vita" (DOC). Brigham Young University. December 31, 2004. Retrieved 2010-01-20.
- ^ Underwood, Grant (Spring 1981). "Seminal Versus Sesquicentennial Saints: A Look at Mormon Millennialism". Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. 14 (1): 32–44. Retrieved 2009-08-17.
- ^ a b c "Grant underwood". Tour Directors. LDS Travel Study. Archived from the original on April 9, 2009. Retrieved 2010-01-20.
- ^ Bitton, Davis (1991). "Taking Stock: The Mormon History Association after Twenty-five Years". Journal of Mormon History. 17: 15–16. Retrieved 2010-01-20.
- ^ "Program Unit Information: Mormon Studies Consultation". American Academy of Religion. Retrieved 2009-08-17.
- ^ a b c d "MHA Awards" (PDF). Mormon History Association. 2007. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-02-13. Retrieved 2010-01-20.
External linksEdit
- Works by or about Grant Underwood in libraries (WorldCat catalog)


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Carl Gilbertson wanted to make his 10th wedding anniversary to wife Laura memorable so roped in the help of Liverpool Media Academy.
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Spatial distribution of Sahlbergella singularis Hagl. (Hemiptera: Miridae) populations and their damage in unshaded young cacao-based agroforestry systems
Mahob R., Baleba L., Yédé, Dibog L., Cilas C., Bilong C.F.B., Babin R.. 2015. International Journal of Plant, Animal and Environmental Sciences, 5 (2) : p. 121-131.
The population dynamics of African cacao mirids have been widely studied in shaded cacao systems, which are predominant in most of the cocoa producing countries. The current establishment of new cacao systems in Cameroon enables us to study mirids and the spatial distribution of their damage in six unshaded cacao plantations that are down on savannah and forest regions. We assessed mirids density through visual counts of individuals and damage by scoring dry leaves on branches and cankers on branches and trunks. Our results showed that the mirid populations were low and aggregated on few cacao trees. Mirid spatial distribution was structured in half of the plots and trees with mirids were grouped in distinct areas and/or scattered throughout the plots. Dry leaves damage was low but more widely spread with a spatial distribution less structured than mirid populations. Canker damage was high and their spatial distribution was structured, with some areas more infested. Since cankers accumulated on branches during the 4-years period following plot establishment, our results provide information about the history of mirid infestation in the plots. Despite the aggregation of mirid populations in the plots, infestation areas vary over space and time. However, the presence of higher infestations in some areas in the plots could indicate that there are zones that offer better ecological conditions to mirids. Our study contributed to a better knowledge of population dynamics for cacao mirids in sunny habitats as well as their damage; and these should be taken into consideration for integrated pest management strategies against S. singularis. (Résumé d'auteur)
Mots-clés : agroforesterie; lutte anti-insecte; distribution spatiale; distribution géographique; dynamique des populations; sahlbergella; theobroma cacao; cameroun; sahlbergella singularis
Thématique : Ravageurs des plantes; Systèmes et modes de culture; Production forestière
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Greetings extended to Khmers on Chol Chnam Thmay festival
Tuesday, 2018-04-10 16:22:26
NDO - President of the Vietnamese Fatherland Front (VFF) Tran Thanh Man visited the Khmer community in the southern city of Can Tho on April 10 to extend his warmest greetings on the occasion of the Chol Chnam Thmay festival.
At the Can Tho Society for the Solidarity of Patriotic Monks, Man briefed the Buddhist monks on the Party and State's new policies towards the development of the Khmer people and the Mekong Delta region.
He affirmed that the Party and State always pay attention to the life of the Khmer people.
On the occasion of the Khmer New Year, he said he expects the Khmer community to continue to uphold their traditions and join hands to strengthen national solidarity and develop their hometown as one of prosperity and civilisation.
Receiving the VFF leader, Most Venerable Dao Nhu said that the living standards of the Khmer community are improving while local religious sites are being renovated.
He added that the Society always encourages the Khmer people to comply with the Party and State's policies and take part in social movements launched by the VFF.
On this occasion, the front leader gave presents to representative monks from local Buddhist temples and visited the families of two revolutionaries in Can Tho.


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His Best
Have you ever actually paused, taken a moment, and thought about what kind of person you hope to marry? Do you realize the importance their values and morals will have on your life, and (God willing) your future children? God wants us to take these questions to Him. He wants to be apart of these details in our lives. But sometimes, we become so consumed by what the world has to offer us. In a world full of loneliness, it can be so blinding that we often cling to the right now as opposed to waiting for the not yet. I've been there. I get it.
I remember a time in my life thinking I didn't want to hear another no from God, another no from Him saying the guy in front of me wasn't the one. I was tired of the wait. The single years, the not so great men—I was sick of it all. When God would tell me no, I became discouraged. Rather than looking at it as one step closer to finding my spouse, I grew so impatient and frustrated, often wondering what was the point of it all. I got to the point where I started avoiding any and all silence with God. I distracted myself completely. I was convinced that if I took my cares to God, my wants that I thought were so obviously right for me, he wouldn't give them to me. Obviously I was delusional, but I truly believed at the time He didn't want me to be happy. One often hears that God wants the very best for us, but I didn't believe it.
What did taking matters into my own hands look like? Yikes. It almost pains me to look back on. I used to dive head first into pretty much any guy that I thought was attractive and who would give me the attention I so badly craved. I didn't even stop and question what he valued or what his morals were. I clung to men who, now looking back, really weren't a good fit for me at all. I would date because that must mean that I had someone, which meant I must be doing something right.
I once dated a guy who literally described himself as a jerk. Actually, he used another word for it, but I'll refrain from using that language. This guy called himself a jerk on one of our first dates, and I continued to date him for another month after. Ugh. Rather than seeing this red flag as a blessed gift from our God above telling me this man wasn't meant for me, I allowed myself to settle for much less than I desired. Perhaps had I taken this situation to God in prayer, to sit in some silence and just talk to God, He would have made this clear to me. God was trying to protect my heart. He wanted someone better for His daughter, but I was too stubborn to realize it then.
We need silence. We need to hear what God is saying to us. We need to trust that what He has planned for us and our lives is the absolute best. Yes, this requires patience. And yes, there are going to be times of loneliness, but when isn't there in this life? When don't we have moments in our life where feel a bit lonely, inadequate, or we just have a bad day? I will tell you without a doubt that getting married and finding the love of your life does not fix these tough times. Marriage is a wonderful thing, and it brings me so much joy, but I still encounter bad moments from time to time, and I still realize that only God can truly fulfill me.
Take it from someone who has been there—the greatest thing you can do while waiting for your future spouse is to put down the control and step away from your own plans. Trust His timing. When we finally give up our own way, when we finally realize that God loves us so much and really does want good things for us, we'll see just how much better His plans are than our own. But we have to be willing to let go, to give it to God and trust He knows best. When I finally did this, although it took a few knocks and fall downs, He brought me my husband in a way I never could have imagined. My husband is so much better and so much more than I ever could have dreamt of, and I give our Lord all of the glory. God knows us so much better than we know ourselves. His best is perfect. Trust Him.
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I love cooking for The Man on Saturday nights. After a fun day together doing whatever it is we do, I get to really pamper him and make something yummy. This week it was ribeyes the size of a baby. Yes, that is a regular sized dinner plate. With the bone, that puppy weighs 1.7 pounds. Grilled to perfection over hardwood, with grilled asparagus, a yukon gold potato and Gruyere gratin and pretty darn good GF biscuits (Bob's Red Mill mix), we are both in serious food comas, but fat and happy. He only ate about half of the steak, and I ate maybe a third, so tomorrow morning will be steak, egg and cheese biscuit sandwiches with fried cheesy potatoes and really amazing coffee from Cameroon. My god, I love good food.
Our first Smokies game
I will say it right from the beginning. I am not a fan of baseball. To sit at home and watch it on TV is like watching grass grow. The Man, on the other hand, is a big fan. He will even listen to games on the radio, which is even more boring than TV. However, when the opportunity presented itself on July 4th to go to a Smokies game, I conceded defeat and agreed to go. Due to the horrible weather and the friend that offered the tickets having to work later than expected, our plans fell through, and it made The Man very sad. I don't like that; I put him through far too much lately for him to be sad. I jumped on their website and looked for tickets. To my glee, they're cheap. When I say cheap, $9.50 for the good seats, $7.50 for the less desirable seats. Movies aren't this cheap! The seating chart isn't very user friendly, and I've never seen the stadium, so I didn't know if the cheap seats were any good. I splurged and went with the good ones. I found a pair of seats that were in the second row right at first base! I texted him quickly to make sure we didn't have plans, and bought them.
As I said, I don't like baseball, so I wasn't looking forward to this at all, except that I knew he would enjoy himself. The stadium is about an hour from where we live, in the mountains near where Dollywood is. Parking is right on site, and reasonably priced at $3 (or so The Man tells me). The tickets were waiting at the Will Call window and quickly picked up. It is a very small stadium, much smaller than he is used to, so even the cheap seats would give great views. We, however, were sitting in prime seating. Even I understood that from the moment we sat down. You could see everything so well, which made it easy to follow the game. He couldn't stop smiling. There is a lot going on besides the game, with little activities all over for kids and families, stuff on the field between each half inning, music, mascots... It's pretty impossible to get bored. After the game there were fireworks, a really wonderful display that they postponed from the 4th because of weather. Being that close to the field, it was right over our heads and quite special.
The Smokies didn't win, but we had a great time and will be doing it again really soon. Yes, I admit it. I had fun at a baseball game. I'm not sure I'll become a swag wearing fan or tune in to games on the radio, but I will root for our team and see them as often as possible. Maybe I should look into season tickets next year?
Day 44
It's a beautiful day here in East Tennessee. Got to sleep a little later this morning, thanks to staying up way too late watching Silver Linings Playbook.
If you haven't seen it, please do. Brilliantly written, directed and cast, it is a very fulfilling emotional roller coaster. Plus, staring at Bradley Cooper for two hours really isn't the hardest thing I've done this week.
Ran some errands with The Man, then a really terrific lunch at a new Mexican restaurant in town. So good I went to Yelp as soon as we got home. It's so new that it wasn't there yet, so I was the first to review it! Gave it 5 stars and four thumbs up. If you're in the area, please check out Old West Mexican Restaurant on US Hwy. 411 S in Maryville. You will not be disappointed. I'll post pics as soon as The Man emerges from his food coma, otherwise known as the afternoon nap :-) (I was too busy stuffing this amazing food in my face to take pictures, but he got a great one of the entire spread.)
The remaining part of the day will be filled with some light housework, a movie or two and cooking dinner - grilled NY strip steaks, warm herbed potato and greens salad with bacon onion vinaigrette and a lovely Italian blood orange soda and pinot grigio spritzer. Thinking about making more of the maple bacon popcorn as well, so I can tweak the recipe a bit. It really is the best I've had, and it's pretty damn easy to make. Maybe there will be enough to hand out some samples this time.
Oh, for anyone interested, I have a meds update: After a call to the doc on Friday, I got a generic prescription for the anti-inflammatory, and found a voucher for a free month of the anti-depressant. Picked everything up today for about $14. At least I have a month to find out if it works. Still working on getting help with the anti-depressant so I can continue to take it, but this is a start. Fingers crossed, because I'm really getting tired of feeling like a tin man that's been left out in the rain.
(He finally woke up! Doesn't it look delish?)
Well, I saw the doc today for the results of my tests. What a shock I got. My body thinks I'm healthy as a horse. Not a single problem anywhere - thyroid is perfect, insulin levels ideal, heart is great, blood pressure is 100/80, red and white cells exactly where they should be, no sign of any of the auto-immune markers, nothing at all wrong with me. He seemed surprised that I wasn't thrilled. I would have taken anything at this point, something, anything that will explain why I hurt all of the time. After a nice long talk he really feels that it is a combination of two conditions, fibromyalgia and osteoarthritis. Much better than MS, but I'm not doing back flips. What I know of both conditions is they really aren't manageable, and certainly not curable. He has prescribed two medications, one is an anti-inflammatory, and the other is an anti-depressant that has also been shown to help with pain management. We also discussed the GF life, and whether it really is making a difference. Neither of us think so, but have agreed that I will continue until I see him again in 6 weeks to make sure. Definitely better to keep the toxins in my body down to a bare minimum.
Since my life would be so incomplete without road blocks, I hit a big one when I tried to get the scripts filled - my insurance won't cover any of the cost until I've reached my $2000 deductible. The monthly total for these two will exceed $450. I should be covered for the first month, I'm trawling the pharma websites for free 30 day trial vouchers. I already checked into Walmart, but neither are part of the $4 prescription coverage they advertise. I've also filled out a couple of applications for drug assistance. Plus I'll call the doc tomorrow and see if there are lower cost alternatives, maybe something that is on the $4 plan. All this, and I don't even know if it will work!
Day 32 - Monsanto March follow up
Wow, did we have a great day on Saturday for our March Against Monsanto. The weather was perfect, the crowd was awesome, and the group we were with was more fun than should be allowed by law. The Man took a bunch of pics, and has graciously allowed me to post them. If you haven't met him, there's one of him as well, holding our four footed marcher, Rufus.
Take a gander at the pics.
The estimate is about 750 attendees, with some saying it was closer to 1000. There were whole families with signs, every possible age group, and lots of four footed friends. A young man with a guitar sang protest songs with such passion it was like we were back in the 60's. State Senator Frank Nicely (R-Strawberry Plains) spoke about being a farmer and how he will lobby for labeling laws in Tennessee and at the federal level. We're not looking to put Monsanto out of business, though that would be the ultimate gift. We just want to know what is in our food.
Being part of something world wide was pretty overwhelming. Knowing that millions of people all over the world were doing the same thing at the same time, working towards making the world's food supply safer..... well, it was a pretty cool feeling. I am so glad that we all did it. However, the work does not stop there. We must continue to fight against the poisons that this conglomerate are forcing in to our food. Contact your local representatives and demand they vote for label disclosure. Sign every petition you can get your hands on. Do your shopping at the farm markets that are everywhere; supporting local small farmers is the best way to make sure the stuff you're buying is clean. Buy local meat when possible, it is readily available if you look.
For further information about the cause, please see these websites:
A great new app for both iPhone and Android is Buycott. Scan the barcode on a product and see if it has GMO's, is made by a company that is a subsidiary of Monsanto or the Koch brothers.
Be aware of what you're eating, and be active in making others aware. Talk about it to friends and strangers on the street. Together we can make the changes needed.
It somehow seems fitting that I hit my 30 day mark protesting against the one thing that makes so many sick. The weather is perfect, and I'm very excited to be spending this auspicious day with two of our besties, Aja and Michael. They are both incredibly passionate about food, and about safe food, I am so blessed to have them in my life.
Before the rally we are going to the farm market for a bit of organic local shopping, and meeting up with a few more friends along the way. I'll take a bunch of pictures and do a follow up this evening.
If you are in the Knoxville area, please join us in our fight for food equality. We're not asking for Monsanto to stop doing what they're doing, just be upfront about it with proper product labeling and let the consumer decide if they want to take the risk. Give the people the power to make their own decision!
March Against Monsanto
Market Square, Knoxville, TN
1p-3p - meet at the events stage
Day 29
Hmmmm.... the first post was eaten up by some unseen force, so I will repost it.
It was a long day of running around like a nut while accomplishing very little. I pondered this question after The Man inquired what kind of wine would go with dinner - Is it wrong to just stick a straw in the wine and slurp it up like a juice box? In deference to The Man, I went with a glass. It was a big glass, but still.... The shiraz he picked went perfectly with dinner - grass fed aussie beef burgers, slow cooked bacon and onions, and vintage australian cheddar (completely coincidental..... unless you think it was a brilliant move to pair aussie beef with aussie cheese, then of course I did it intentionally!) on grilled bread (Udi's for me, multi-grain for him) with oven fries with himalayan sea salt and smoked paprika. I would have taken a picture, but alas, it was scarfed up before it occurred to me that it looked and tasted so brilliant that I should document it. Maybe next time.
Day 26 - A first step
Went to the doctor today. First visits with a new doc can be stressful, but I went in to it with an open mind and a willing heart.
Dr. Rivers is very relaxed, listens well, doesn't talk down to you, and spends as much time as you need to get to the source of the problem. He sat with me for over 45 minutes talking about symptoms before he even examined me. He put me at ease pretty much immediately. After I answered all of his questions and he examined me, he said we were no closer to a solution but he had a better idea of what could be the problem. I then went to his lab and the nurse took about a pint of blood out of me. They will be testing for:
rheumatoid arthritis
thyroid issues
liver issues
kidney issues
The last two are long shots, and not really the focus, but we are trying everything.
I go back in two weeks for the results. He also asked me to take a small Aleve (225mg) twice a day until I go back. If it helps with the pain, then we will be leaning more towards arthritis. If not, then we keep looking deeper. I can stay off the gluten and wheat if I like, and I can keep taking my zyflamend and curcumin. He is very open to supplements and the holistic aspect of healing, so I think we will make a great pair. Together we will figure this out and get me better.
The only way he could be more perfect is if his office didn't have a scale in it..... oh well.
Saturday is the March Against Monsanto in Market Square. It is something we are both very passionate about so The Man and I are going, rain or shine. I was thinking about it yesterday on my way home from work, and something occurred to me. If you look at what the majority of people have a food sensitivity to, it is all things that have been modified over the years. Wheat and other grains, soy, corn, peanut, dairy.... these are the biggest culprits lately, and all have had their biology changed by the good people at Monsanto.
Since I'm me, I delved a little deeper. According to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology:
o Approximately 6% aged 0-2 years have a food allergy
o About 9% aged 3-5 years have a food allergy
o Nearly 8% aged 6-10 years have a food allergy
o Approximately 8% aged 11-13 years have a food allergy
o More than 8.5% aged 14-18 years have a food allergy
I will leave you with one final thought - when we were getting our food from local farmers that grew things in real soil with things like manure and compost instead of insecticides like RoundUp, we were a whole lot healthier. Now that companies like Monsanto are messing with our food, we are a sick nation. Every step they take forward to make us "safer" makes us sicker. Girls and boys are hitting puberty at record low ages, yet no one has connected this with the hormones in the dairy we feed them to make them "big and strong". Feed a baby estrogen and things are bound to speed up. Put Monsanto bastardized wheat in everything, and suddenly we are a nation of celiacs. Well, one of the things that this GMO grain does to bugs is turn their insides into mush and kill them. Sound familiar?
Start doing the math, people. Fight for your food this weekend, and join a march where ever you live. If you're in the Knoxville area, come to Market Square and march with us. Rain or shine, it's time we took back the power and had control over our food.
Gardening kicked up a notch
We've been wanting to plant stuff other than marigolds and herbs, but the ground is just not yielding. Since the ground is too hard to till without something with a motor (we'll do that at the end of the season and get it ready for next year), we were looking for raised bed ideas. I've been researching for weeks, and everything was so expensive, even if I built it myself. I found a container gardening system at Home Depot that would work, but it was about two square feet and over $40 just for the container. I was giving up hope that we could do this with any sort of a budget. A trip to Ollie's today solved the problem - a plastic pond liner on clearance for $30. It's larger than the container garden at HD, and multi-leveled. The Man and I discussed it, and figured it would work with a little modification. Holes punched in the bottom, a bag of rocks, and four bags of topsoil resulted in just what I was looking for. The different levels are helpful for different kinds of plants, and with the smaller pots propping up the one end that might cause problems, I think it worked out splendidly.
I broke up the bunches that were already in the pots, giving the lemon balm and lavender their own pot, the cilantro a place with some marigolds, and the rest of the marigolds, oregano, sage, thyme and parsley a home in the new bed. I added a pineapple sage, basilico and opal basils, plum tomatoes and an heirloom striped beefsteak tomato. In the third pot is an heirloom yellow bell pepper. I had one bag of mulch left over, so I spread that around, but I'll probably add more. I must say, I am rather proud of myself. The peppers are already standing straight up, and everything else looks happy in their new home. I never thought I'd be able to grow anything but kids.


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To Ski or not to Ski?
It's late January in Switzerland and the lull of winter has set in. The cities are vacant, and the party has moved up to the mountains. Forget après-ski! There's the before-ski and mid-ski fun as well. So despite this California girl's hatred for cold, I'm up in the Alps to partake in the white stuff. That fickle friend snow has arrived in heaps, just in time for me to don a new pair of skis and try not to break both my legs.
Be warned – if you see me on the slopes, avoid me like the plague. I've skied once every five years for the past 40 years. Which makes me a permanent beginner rather than a ski bunny, and a great annoyance to many a friend stuck babysitting me on the green slopes.
I can barely walk in heels, so the idea of strapping two smooth pieces of wood (what the hell are skis made out of these days anyway?) to my feet and hurtling down a steep incline is terrifying. There is nothing more demotivating than watching a herd of four-year olds cruise past me at breakneck speeds. As a writer, I fall into the group of folks who keep physical risk-taking to a minimum. My idea of a big thrill is a book and a bubble bath.
But here I am, ready for action. After a nasty fall in the turnstiles and a kind-hearted chairlift operator who saved me from being trampled, I'm a bit shaky, but ready for action.
Let the countdown begin…only four hours to fondue and Fendant!


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