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loved it I wore this dress to a wedding. I usually wear a small in Bebe dresses but, I needed a medium because of the mesh was tight around my arms. I am 5'4, with hips 42 waist 29 and a big butt other than that I recieved lots of compliments on this dress. April 26, 2013
Beautiful, but... This dress is absolutely gorgeous, and looks great on, but it's sizing/construction is a bit off. The chest area is strangely small in proportion to the hips. I'm 5'8" 120 lbs and I never have trouble fitting my chest (32C) into an XS dress from bebe. Usually it's my hips/butt that are a little tight. But in this dress, it's quite the opposite; the dress slid up over my hips perfectly, but I had trouble zipping it up around my chest, even without a bra on. I'm by no means "busty" and all my tops/dresses from bebe are an XS, so I found this issue a little odd. If you're considering this dress, I would advise to try it on in the store first. April 1, 2013
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National Cattledog Finals, Reader Stories, Prize Winners Named

first-one.jpg I was incredibly humbled to have the opportunity to host the 2011 RFD-TV U.S. Border Collie Handler's Association's National Cattledog Finals in Redding, IA. I gained a wealth of information from being a part of this event. Observing the instincts of the dogs competing, witnessing the close relationship between dog and handler, and having a platform to discuss low-stress animal handling techniques with consumers will be featured segments in an hour-long show that will air Sept. 5, 6 and 10 on RFD-TV.

cohosts.jpg This was my first time being a part of something like this, both hosting a television show and attending a cattledog finals - a fun and exciting experience. If, like me, you haven't witnessed an event like this before, here is an awesome description found on the National Cattledog Finals website about the competition:

"Three yearling calves stand grazing upon a green, grassy hillside several hundred yards in the distance. A pair of horseback riders quietly stand sentinel around them. A black-and-white dog is flying as true as an arrow in a wide arc to a point just opposite the group of cattle. Like a missile that has found its mark, the dog embeds itself at a point behind the cattle, guided by the instinct bred into him by generations of genetics. The horsemen stand silent and motionless as soft whistles instruct the dog forward in control of the cattle that are now under his charge, moving forward down the green hill directed by the presence and power of their new master. The test of wills between dog and cattle is occasionally punctuated by an attempted escape by the cattle, but a quick nip, or a fast flank, re-establishes the dominance of the canine guide. Directed by a constant melody of whistles offered by an expert livestock handler, the intense border collie expertly stalks and guides the black calves over the green hills through multiple gates set on a course nearly half a mile in length.”

With a better image in mind, here are my highlights from the weekend:

nursery-champ.jpg- Working with my co-host Dan Gill, auctioneer, cattleman and border collie handler, was a blast. He showed me the ropes and shared his many experiences in training cattledogs.

- Meeting the dogs and their handlers, who don’t just compete in the sport but are also valued members of real working cattle operations.

- Learning more about cattle handling and gaining a better understanding of techniques I can take back to my own operation.

- Visiting with cattlemen about cattle genetics, corn and bean planting updates and ways to educate other ranchers about cattledogs.

-Paying tribute to Jim Chant, a cattle handler and finals committee member who passed away just months before the event.

- Finally, crowning our victorious winners — Nursery Dog Champion, Jerry Davis and his dog, Juanita; and Open Dog Champion, Jimmy Walker and his dog, Mitch. Congratulations!

worthfour1.jpg Last week, readers shared their best stories about a ranch's most beloved employee -- the cattledog. These readers were entered to win a copy of “Worth Four Good Men,” a limited-edition print by South Dakota artist Mick B. Harrison. Retailing for $100 each, the image depicts a working dog helping move cattle on the bluffs of South Dakota’s Missouri River. Learn more about Harrison here. Congratulations to our five winners: Leroy Daniels, Jeff Parker, Randy Rouse, Stephanie Keegan and Connie McKay. Link here to read their stories and learn how the use of cattledogs on their operations has eliminated the need for additional hired men. Thanks again to all who participated! Stay tuned for another contest coming up tomorrow!


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New Tax Rules Allow More Equipment Write-Offs

Farmers recently received some welcome tax relief for machinery and equipment purchases, says Roger McEowen, director, Iowa State University Center for Agricultural Law and Taxation

Farmers recently received some welcome tax relief for machinery and equipment purchases, says Roger McEowen, director, Iowa State University Center for Agricultural Law and Taxation.

“From a farm tax standpoint, one of the biggest changes for 2010 and 2011 is the expansion of the Section 179 tax deduction to $500,000, and the introduction of 100% bonus depreciation for new assets bought after Sept. 8, 2010 and before Jan. 1, 2012,” he says. “Thus, almost all farmers who purchase new and used equipment during these time periods will be able to completely deduct their purchases if they so choose.”

Previously, the limit on Section 179 tax deductions was $250,000 and the limit on bonus depreciation was 50%, he explains.

Although maximizing deductions for all farm equipment purchases may sound like a sensible financial strategy, there are instances when taking those deductions could be financially detrimental, McEowen cautions. One major consideration is how long you intend to own the equipment before reselling it.

“If you take a deduction on an asset you purchase, then sell that asset after only a few years, you might have to pay a hefty tax on the tax savings captured by taking the deduction,” McEowen says. “When considering a deduction, you may want to sit down with a tax counselor to ensure you’re not stuck with what’s called ‘depreciation recapture’ further down the road.”

The following example helps illustrate other important considerations when making tax-deduction decisions on a farm-asset purchase: “Let’s say a farmer is purchasing a tractor this year,” McEowen says. “First, the farmer must decide whether to take a Section 179 deduction and/or bonus depreciation. The Section 179 deduction can be as high as $500,000, and applies to both used and new equipment, whereas the bonus depreciation only applies to new assets.”

However, there are two limitations to the Section 179 deduction:

  • The farmer must have taxable income from farm operations and other businesses that are at least equal to their planned Section 179 deduction (including most wages they earn), and

  • They must not purchase more than $2 million in equipment in the current year. Purchases above this amount start to reduce the Section 179 deduction dollar for dollar.

“In the case of this farmer, as long as the farm is profitable and the net income from farming is more than the cost of the tractor, then the farmer will be able to completely deduct the cost of the tractor in 2011,” McEowen adds. “Any amount not deducted under Section 179 will be depreciated over seven years.”

Farmers can follow five general rules to make the most from new, tax-law deduction changes related to farm asset purchases, says McEowen.

  • Take 100% bonus on new assets that qualify (class life of 20 years or less, which includes most new agricultural buildings) and then Section 179 tax deductions on all used assets that qualify (special rules can apply if assets are leased), including single-purpose agricultural structures, such as a hog confinement facility, but no real estate.

  • Take the highest amount of Section 179 tax deductions possible on assets with the longest class life first. “For example, if you have $100,000 on a 10-year property and $600,000 on a seven-year property, take Section 179 on $100,000 of your 10-year and $400,000 of your seven-year property,” McEowen says.

  • Take 50% bonus depreciation on all other new assets that qualify.

  • Take normal depreciation on any remaining value.

  • Consider meeting with a tax professional to evaluate tax implications for both past and future farm asset purchases.


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Two-Way Radios Improving Efficiency

Users who do not make the switch by Jan. 1, 2013, face the loss of radio communication capabilities.

Farmers and others who use two-way radios will be impacted by a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rule change effective Jan. 1, 2013, according to John Nowatzki, North Dakota State University Extension Service ag machine systems specialist.

The rule change, originally proposed in 1992, is intended to increase the capacity and efficiency for business band and public safety radios. The rule change is referred to as "narrowbanding" and requires program changes to two-way radios.

The rule change requires people operating wideband (25 kilohertz bandwidth) voice or data systems to migrate to narrowband (12.5 kHz bandwidth or
equivalent) systems. Users who do not make the switch by Jan. 1, 2013, face the loss of radio communication capabilities.

The narrowbanding change is part of an effort to promote more efficient use of the radio spectrum. All VHF and UHF industrial/business licenses using 25 kHz land mobile radio will have to migrate to narrowband 12.5 kHz efficiency technology. UHF and VHF bands are overcrowded causing existing systems to operate poorly and there is not enough bandwidth to implement new systems.

"Farmers who use two-way radios will be affected by this rule change," Nowatzki says. "The rule change requires users to change the frequency on their old radios and apply for a license change to operate on the narrowband frequency. Manufacturers no longer can certify, produce or import equipment capable of operating at the broader 25 kHz after Jan. 1."

Most radios used by farmers can be programed to function at 25 kHz or the new narrowband 12.5 kHz. Most two-way radios purchased after 1998 already have the ability to operate in wide and narrowband modes. The only cost to those users will be reprogramming and relicensing.

Radios purchased more recently already may be operating on the narrowband frequency. Radios purchased before 1998 may not be capable of reprogramming to the new frequency. Check with your dealer if you are uncertain about the frequency of your radios.

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Letting consumers opt in to engage with digital commercials in lieu of seeing a full pod of them is just “the tip of the spear” in the quest to replace frequency based advertising, says Fox Networks’ Joe Marchese. “This is where we’d like to end up. But between here and there, there’s a lot of better targeting of advertising based on who’s watching reducing ad loads and the new ad formats.”

In an interview with Beet.tv, Marchese traces the path to the current state of consumers and their tolerance—or lack thereof—of ads from a longstanding blind spot.

For too long, the TV industry “thought too little about what consumers want and just thought this was a negotiation that was happening between content owners and advertisers,” says Marchese, who is President of Advanced Advertising at Fox. “In reality, it was a three-party negotiation: content owners, advertisers and viewers.”

The last group have “fought back” as evidenced by the rise of ad blockers, DVR’s, Netflix, Hulu Ad-Free and other choices, according to Marchese.

He cites “the rash of virtual MVPD’s” like AT&T’s new streaming offerings and as he looks ahead to CES 2017, believes there’s no doubt that TV and video content will increasingly be delivered via IP.

“If that’s true and people are going to be logging in to watch television even on the big screen at home, what does that finally mean for advertisers?” Marchese posits. “How do we realize that?”

Among other things, he sees IP delivery fostering personalized ads and enabling advertisers to become “smarter about targeting and reduce ad loads because the ads get better and more relevant.”

To Marchese, creativity doesn’t always mean interactive ad design. “Sometimes it means designing different length commercials for different viewing experiences,” he says. “Sometimes it will mean designing sequential commercial messages.”

In an IP environment, “We know that a person has seen commercial one,” Marchese says. “Let’s show them commercial two now. That’s a whole new way to think about advertising than a simple reach and frequency.”

In any event, more consumer choices have put the market in a very different place. “Content owners and marketers are going to need to work together more than ever before,” says Marchese.

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Evergreen Sprint Triathlon - Triathlon

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Evergreen, Colorado
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62F / 17C
Total Time = 1h 37m 20s
Overall Rank = 128/260
Age Group = M4549
Age Group Rank = 15/23
Pre-race routine:

Got there at 5am to set up early. Get's real crowed at the front
Event warmup:

Run 15 min
Bike 15 min
  • 18m 2s
  • 750 meters
  • 02m 24s / 100 meters

Water was cold and my head was not in order when I entered transition
Transition 1
  • 02m 29s

Because of the cold, it took longer to get my head in it
  • 48m 24s
  • 12 miles
  • 14.75 mile/hr

Road was really wet so I slowed a bit to be safe
Transition 2
  • 01m 16s

Feet and legs felt really cold due to the weather
What would you do differently?:

Better choice of clothes for the bike
  • 27m 4s
  • 5 kms
  • 05m 29s  min/km

Legs and feet were numb when leaving transition and took a while to warm up
What would you do differently?:

wear better clothes on the bike for the weather.
Post race
What limited your ability to perform faster:

Lack of proper clothing

Last updated: 2013-07-15 12:00 AM
00:18:02 | 750 meters | 02m 24s / 100meters
Age Group: 19/23
Overall: 176/260
Suit: Yes
Start type: Wade Plus:
Water temp: 65F / 18C Current: Low
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Cap removal: Helmet on/
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Age Group: 14/23
Overall: 115/260
Wind: Little
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Time: 01:16
Riding w/ feet on shoes
Jumping off bike
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00:27:04 | 05 kms | 05m 29s  min/km
Age Group: 14/23
Overall: 132/260
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Subject: Evergreen Sprint Triathlon
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Evergreen Sprint Triathlon

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2013-07-29 10:32 PM SrhJarvis

Ultimate Direction Evergreen Sprint Triathlon

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2012-07-15 5:57 PM julta

Evergreen Lake Sprint Triathlon

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2010-07-20 2:01 PM dewcubs

Evergreen Lake Sprint Triathlon

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2009-07-21 9:12 AM vic1365

Evergreen Lake Sprint Triathlon

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2009-07-20 1:18 PM CKinsey
date : November 9, 2009
author : TexasHeatRunner
comments : 5
At mile ten I heard a noise like I had gotten paper in my spokes or something. I looked but saw nothing but a few seconds later my rear tire blows out.
date : June 3, 2009
author : Amy Kuitse
comments : 0
Are these races too close together to give me any sort of recovery? Will I be spent and unhappy racing back to back weekends and then again two weeks after that?
date : September 8, 2008
author : pjwalzphd
comments : 2
When I told my husband that I planned to work toward completing a sprint triathlon, he smiled and was supportive, but a bit disbelieving.
date : April 1, 2008
author : trvw
comments : 0
The challenge? The accomplishment? I want to do this because it is an opportunity to live life. The event is an indoor sprint triathlon. I get to experience the challenge on a safer scale.
date : February 12, 2008
author : mikericci
comments : 0
This plan is designed to make you go faster. 3 workouts per week in each sport, 2 days of strength training and core work. The maximum volume is around 10 hours toward the end of the 12 weeks.
date : September 3, 2006
author : acbadger
comments : 0
Since your “A” race is your marathon, which you stated in your question, this should be your main focus. I encourage you to taper a bit for the sprint distance triathlon.
date : July 30, 2006
author : acbadger
comments : 0
Since I didn't have much time and since it's a super sprint, am I OK just go to at the training relatively hard through Thursday or even Friday?
date : August 30, 2004
author : Ron
comments : 0
Couch-to-sprint triathlon training programs to get you over the finish-line of your first triathlon.


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One mum campaigns to introduce check-ups for a common infection that killed her only son

A bereaved mum talks to Lisa Salmon about her campaign to introduce routine check-ups for the preventable common infection that killed her only son, and infects hundreds of newborns every year

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Campaign focus: Fiona Paddon with her husband Scott and son Edward who died days after being born
Campaign focus: Fiona Paddon with her husband Scott and son Edward who died days after being born

Around a quarter of pregnant women unknowingly carry a bacterial infection that can kill their newborn baby. Yet the UK, unlike many other countries, doesn't screen for this preventable killer. Now, a mother whose newborn son died after contracting the bacteria from her, is spearheading a petition demanding that the NHS tests every pregnant woman for the infection, group B streptococcus (GBS).

Between 20-30% of healthy people carry GBS in their bowel as part of their normal flora. Provided the GBS stays there, it's symptomless and usually harmless to adults. But in women, the GBS also colonises the vagina and from there it can be passed to babies around labour.

In the UK, on average, one newborn baby a day develops a GBS infection, one baby a week dies from it, and one baby a fortnight survives the infection but is left with long-term disabilities, including cerebral palsy, brain damage, blindness, deafness and amputated limbs.

It's the UK's most common cause of severe bacterial infection in newborn babies, and of meningitis in babies under three months.

When solicitor Fiona Paddon gave birth by emergency caesarian section to a baby boy in May last year, he had contracted GBS from her and was seriously ill. When she awoke from the general anaesthetic, she was told that her only child, Edward, was fighting for his life in the special care baby unit. He died nine days later.

Yet if Fiona (40) had been tested for the infection while pregnant, a positive result would have prompted simple antibiotic treatment which would have saved Edward's life.

"It's almost impossible to think that your baby will die, and to be told that I could have been tested, and then successfully treated, for the very thing that killed Edward is almost too much to bear," she says.

"If I'd been tested, I would've been given antibiotics in labour which almost always prevent tragedies like ours."

Along with the national charity Group B Strep Support, Paddon has set up a petition asking the Government to introduce GBS testing on the NHS for all pregnant women. Many other developed countries test all pregnant women for GBS, using an £11 vaginal and rectal swab test which is rarely available through the NHS.

Since 2003, the UK has used risk factors to guess which pregnant women might be vulnerable to carrying the infection. However, Paddon says the risk factors are poor at predicting which babies will develop GBS, and the number of babies contracting the infection in the UK is rising.

"Had I been tested, our beautiful son would be here today," says Fiona, from London.

"For Edward's sake, and all babies like him, we can't afford to lose any more lives," she adds.

Jane Plumb, chief executive of Group B Strep Support, says: "It's time to stop this needless waste of life.

"Not only is it a human tragedy, it's a huge drain on NHS resources. Too many babies who've contracted Group B Strep infection die or are left with conditions which require long-term support far more expensive than a £11 test.

"Antenatal care in the UK is failing pregnant women and their families by putting them at the mercy of a pregnancy lottery."

Professor Philip Steer, chair of the Group B Strep Support medical advisory panel and Emeritus professor of obstetrics at Imperial College, London, explains that in most cases, the baby copes perfectly well with being colonised.

"But in about one in 200 cases, the GBS invades the baby and makes it sick, usually causing either pneumonia or meningitis," he says.

In the UK, early-onset GBS disease (within the first six days and usually within the first 24 hours from birth) affects around 400 babies a year. About 10% of these will die and another 5% will survive with a disability.

In the USA, as in most other developed countries, routine screening and treatment has reduced early-onset GBS disease by over 80%.

In the UK, where screening isn't routine, the incidence of early-onset GBS disease hasn't fallen at all, and the current rate is now 50% higher than in the USA.

"Were screening introduced into the UK, it could be expected to reduce the burden of disease in a similar way to that in the USA," stresses Prof Steer.

"If a woman is tested for GBS at 35-37 weeks and is found to be a carrier she can be given intravenous penicillin in labour.

"This will prevent 80-90% of early onset GBS disease in the babies born to these women."

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Dear internets,

Hello from my holidays. The weather is nice. Except when it is freezing fog and visibility is reduced to approximately twenty centimetres. This usually happens when I am teetering on the edge of a cliff, I find. The children are swathed in ninety three layers of fleece and nylon, so I can only hear them complaining intermittently, which makes a pleasant change. They look much less like epileptic dogs when skiing than I do which is also welcome. Their training at the gulag has prepared them well for the Ecole de Ski Française and its 'sink or swim' approach to learning.

As promised, Mamie has kindly taken responsibility for all the cooking. We have enjoyed a delicious selection of treats from the gaping mouth of the cocotte minute and the cosy appartment is filled with the mouthwatering smell of cabbage boiled to the point of disintegration. Since Mamie believes me to be vegetarian (well, French vegetarian, ie. ham and fish do not count), I have had the same boil in the bag fish three nights running. I am not particularly singled out, however, as the spawn have had steak haché three nights running too. They, however, are allowed to cry about this. I must smile. I have promised to be on my best behaviour this week. It is a little unfortunate that I have forgotten my antidepressants and am having to eke out 4 tablets over 7 days, interspersed with temazepam. And vin chaud. And wine in a box. I am religiously following Kate's advice to get quietly, unobtrusively drunk each evening and it is proving most effective.

The skiing is bracing. Crazed Dutch teenagers lurk round every corner waiting to trip me up as I flail past them. There is plenty of opportunity to practise my already superlative British queueing skills. I have showcased The Tut, The Sigh, The Pained Look, The Pointed Remark, with their usual lack of success. I have moved up to the superior level of muttering "Wanker" under my breath which brings a little relief. The CFO pushes effortlessly past everyone leaving me politely allowing over sixties and under tens to take my place. We are repeatedly separated in this fashion, but over the years I have grown used to looking out for his grey and white coat many miles ahead of me. Sometimes I feel like I have spent most of my holiday, or indeed most of my life, following the grey and white coat.

The CFO and I are being extremely nice to each other. Careful, thoughtful and kind. This is because we are in the midsts of the kinds of discussion one does not showcase on the internet before actually concluding them one way or another and talking to, you know, flesh and blood type relations. Suffice to say it makes the whole thing, the tiny appartment, the following each other down ridiculously steep hills, the slavery to the cocotte minute, quite surreal. It also makes forgetting all my pharmaceuticals particularly unfortunate. Since the discussion has been thrashing itself backwards and forwards since well before we left, neither of us has managed to remember to bring any clothes either. We look like survivors of a natural disaster where fleece was mysteriously spared.

Wish you were here, if this is your kind of thing. Otherwise, not. Obviously. Please send drugs. And wisdom and stuff. And the weepette.

Missing you more than is appropriate, or sane.

Lydia said...

You sound very brave. Wishing you an unending supply of red wine and plenty of chocolate. Perhaps the weepette will find you, carrying a small barrel of prozac around its neck.

Mrs Trefusis... said...

oh we miss you so. Having horrible withdrawal symptoms from your blog and twitters. have even had to do some work (very troubling, have had to stop for a cup of tea. In a proper tea cup. Shall I make one for you too?) xxx

Welsh Girl said...

This is where we need to send Alan Measles, packed to the brim with cheering drugs, up the mountain to your rescue.

Who said holidays were fun. They lied.

ps - see how I am resisting asking about the mysterious state of affairs with the CFO....

Mrs Trefusis... said...

And did you know you were one of the Sunday Times' 100 Best Bloggers? Have saved hard copy for you and will also email you a logo. xx
WV: Crarpest... sounds like a naughty commentary on the food you're confronted with

Belle said...

Serves you right for forgetting your tablets! How could you? Especially after I told you how important they were. And let me tell you - wine is no substitute!

peevish said...

You must be missing The Weepette terribly! Hang in there, darling. We'll be waiting when you return.

Mothership said...

had to laugh as the word verification today was, unbelievably, ANGST
How is that for synchronicity?
I am sending you virtual mood enhancers and sympathy. When you return you I shall most likely have an incontinent cat to keep weepette company so we can cosily look forward to sharing tales of urinary woe.
Until then, I counsel hanging tough and amusing yourself with random acts of passive aggression.

K said...

My goodness.

I hope the vacation turns out well and the wine in the box keeps flowing.

Red Shoes said...

As is usually the case, I have been thinking only of myself and how terribly I miss your blog while you are away. Please leave the cabbage and boiled fish and come home soon; promise never leave us again.

A Woman Of No Importance said...

With your brief absence, you have created a gap in my life of humour and vicious wit that cannot be filled by chocolate and wine - We miss you, we care for you, take care and keep warm (and sozzled!) This is a phase which will pass, JW, and you will rise triumphant once again, like the phoenix Alain from the Ashes x

justme said...

Oh sounds agonising. Do, DO just keep on getting quietly drunk as it sounds like the only way to preserve some sanity. And come home soon. We miss you!

Anonymous said...

Oh dear,
Have been missing you more than appropriate too.

it sounds like you need more than just tea and sympathy.

Too bad you left your essential vitamins at home.

love you too

Nimble said...

Thank god! I had hoped you would sneak out to send an update during the skiing holiday. I wonder if skiing to exhaustion helps replicate any of the mood meds' effects? Sometimes the silence on the ski lift can be very soothing. Here's hoping that a week of courteous repression does not break your spirit.

Liberty London Girl said...

Please do not ski over the edge. Especially now you are a world famous blogger. LLGxx

ps WV:karsi

Zed said...

Cabbage soup? Skiing? Does one not know just HOW environmentally bad that is? Internet = good and safe.
Skiing = bad and environmentally unhealthy.

I suppose you can, at least, keep yourself warm by farting through the night.

katyboo1 said...

Yes. Have checked your blog several times per day just in case you could creep out of your nylon ski hell and restore us to sanity.

it sounds terrible, horrible and awful.

Try to cling to sanity using any means fair or foul.

jools said...

Have missed you terribly! Not surprised to hear how dreadful this vacance is. Of course it could not be otherwise. Do not succumb to random acts of passive aggression (no matter how tempting and fun that sounds) you'll only feel worse. Does anyone have some weed? Can CFO take you out to dinner and don't they have any shops up there? (You and CFO will get thru this) I'm sending you lots of love and sunshine and hopes for a gorgeous holiday to make up for this travesty. xxxxoooo

Alice said...

You can be assured that there is an army of us, so fortified by your daily instalments of perilous humour; we are compelled to send copious volumes of Good Voodoo your way constantly.

Come home soon. (Fear for the finger monkeys wellbeing in your letterbox stop.)

Alice xx

wv: varoned. Like being chatted-up by the Barons younger, and more hunchbacked, cousin, I presume. Arduous.

bevchen said...

Oh dear, it all sounds awful. Wine in a box is good though.

We miss you too!

Jess said...

I am delurking from the land of boxed wine...sending some fortifying pharmeceuticals ASAP, just need your bunker number!

Lisa said...

Oh. I hope that you will not lose sight of the grey and white coat, if in fact. you want to continue to follow it.

Those discussions are so difficult, but even more frustrating when done in close, unfamiliar quarters.

As I'm sure you know, those decisions are best made after you are well settled back at home with routine, weepette and pharmaceuticals firmly implanted back in your system.

redfox said...

I've missed you too! It sounds like body and soul have truly been plunged into a uniform cold damp muffling fog. Even the nasty fish sounds like the damp fog of the food world. I don't know that there is anything good to be said for consistency in such a case, but you certainly have presented it evocatively, and it is lovely to hear from you. (I realize this is a bit odd to say on a blog, as if I were having delusions that it was a personal letter to me, but it seems right anyhow.)

My word is "byrub" which seems like a suitable amalgam of (damp, foggy?) Byronic depair and the expert massages that you deserve to receive.

3limes said...

I am far far away in Trinidad where all anybody is talking about is Carnival and their hangovers and here I am sober as can be checking in to see how a fellow blogger from Belgium is surviving her ski trip with her mother in law. You have GOT to love the internets!

Elsie said...

It was a very fine thing to see your post- it seems like you’ve been gone so long and it’s only Wednesday. Congratulations on the Times 100 cite - Belgian Amy Sedaris plans can accelerate! I think what Lisa said earlier (about the grey and white coat, etc.) was pretty wise. xxx

pinklea said...

Hang in there, Jaywalker! The weepette and the rest of us NEEEEEED you! You can get through this and you can work everything out!

*concentrating hard on sending virtual pharmaceuticals and good wishes*

Wife in Hong Kong said...

Dear Jaywalker
It was lovely and unexpected to hear from you and the holiday from hell. Don't do anything rash. You've been through so much together. Lisa v v wise. More drugs and red wine. One day you'll look back on this and laugh in the same way you make us all laugh. A virtual hug from equally grey, foggy Hong Kong.

BMF said...

thank god (?!) you are alive!

try momentarily to amuse yourself by thinking of my skiing "event" last year.....

and come back soon.

Mrs C said...

You sound so forelorn that I just want to take you away and find you a nice nest with good books and wifi.

Best of luck with the unspoken and neverending discussions. I think the French are masters at this lack of wordplay and I know how disheartening it can be. Big, all-encompassing hug.

Kitschen Pink said...

For me, a holiday is when you go 'somewhere else' and you get to sit in peace and read a pile of books and stitch a pile of embroidery and tell everyone else to sod off. I cannot imagine why anyone would want to do otherwise. You are in hell. Can you not simply show willing and then retreat to your rooms and sleep? t.xx

screamish said...

oh god. i think the getting quietly drunk is still the best option. it always worked for me during sunday lunch at the ex in-laws. just don't tip over the edge, you know what i mean...or next morning you'll wake up on the living room floor covered in Gentiane and aperitif biscuit crumbs and no one will be talking to you and you wont know why.

but then maybe thats just me.

G said...

Having just returned from a week of internet cold turkey, I've been ODing on all sorts of web crap. And it feels fucking great. I even looked at The Sun online. I'm almost envious of you, you're going to have that 'return to the internet' rush. I said almost.

Pochyemu said...

Basically, what we're all trying to say is that since you left for your holidays, all of us have been sitting, hunched over our PC's, furtively clicking refresh at regular 5-second intervals, hoping you've posted (magically, from atop a mountain...).

The problem is, once people discover Jaywalker's blog, their lives are structured FROM THEN ON like this:

A) Wait for Emma to post
B) Excitedly read what Emma has posted
C) Go to bed because reason for being awake has now passed
D) Wake up
E) Wait for Emma to post.

Without you, our lives have no meaning. We don't feel like going out, tidying up, caring for our families or friends, or doing much of anything really except surfing for dirty items on the internet and eating chocolate...we're PINING FOR YOU!

So come home soon. For the love of god, the stability of our marriages and friendships, and for our physical, emotional and mental health....please come home soon.

xxx P.

Potty Mummy said...

It sounds - dreadful. All previous envy of your ski holiday has been suspended. Sending you thoughts of pat val hot chocolate and croissants (though something tells me that they, at least, should be in plentiful supply where you are).

May I also suggest that in the light of the Times Blog thing you get yourself an agent? Why not try Wife in the North's chap? (contact me off-line if you need the details, I have them somewhere).

Juci said...

Oh no, you truly are in hell (and it froze over). That is so unfair. Hang in there, it's almost over.
Pochyemu said everything I could have said, and more, so I'll just say come back soon.

Ali said...

Oh dear.
Sounds too, too dreadful.
Think happy warm thoughts and try to keep your head above water for our sakes. We neeeed you.

twin palms road said...

Ditto what Pocheymu said

Phew, I thought it was only me who was obsessive about your blog.

can't wait for you to get back from that snow bunker.

Nicola said...

I know you are having a tough time...but OMG you're really f*cking funny when you're miserable. And of course when you're not. Love the ski lift queueing facial expressions. I practice them a lot at the supermarket and there's nothing like a muttered 'wanker' to release a smidgeon of that pent up irritation, is there? Guess you should be counting your chickens that you didn't decide to give up alcohol for lent (tho which woman - sane or otherwise - would possibly choose to do such a thing? It's as essential as H2O in my world). Sorry for being so cheered by your misery!

Iheartfashion said...

Missing you more than is seemly, Emma. Glad you were able to grab a few minutes of internet time away from the bunker.
Keep up the wine and temazepam until you can get back on your proper meds and don't make any rash decisions.

Jessker said...

There was a case with a tortoise on CSI tonight and strangely I thought of you.

SUEB0B said...

I am quite in love with you.

The word verification is "erress" which shall be my new title.

Mya said...

Poor, poor you. I do sympathise. Here's my advice...
Eat as much of the old crone's cabbage soup as you can, have a spectacularly explosive and methane-laden farting fit, warm the atmosphere - hey presto...snow can all go home. Yeah, I know it's ecologically irresponsible...but holidays with the belle mere are a headfuck too far in my opinion. Hang in there...although,not literally, of course!
Mya x

Laura Jane said...

Oh my. It sounds most dire.

Sending love, virtual drugs, and fashionable clothing. Keep up the alcohol and temazepam in sub-lethal quantities please.

Come home safely. We miss you too.

Welsh Girl said...

Just wanted to say 'sorry for being flip over the fragile state of affairs with the CFO'. I'm sorry if things are tricky at the moment and hope that it is just the result of a long and arduous winter. xx

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Jacks end season with two wins

The Bemidji girls tennis team closed its regular season Tuesday with a pair of victories, downing Crookston 6-1 at the Center Court Fitness Center in Grand Forks and dumping East Grand Forks 6-1 in East Grand Forks.

The two wins extended Bemidji's dual-meet winning streak to 13 and gave the Lumberjacks a final record of 13-3.

"Up and down the lineup we've come through this year," said BHS coach Mark Fodness whose team earned the second seed in the Section 8AA tournament which begins Friday in Sartell.

"I am proud of what the girls have accomplished and how they have played this year. And they should be proud as well."

Tuesday against Crookston BHS swept the singles matches and setting the tone was Jessica Solberg who coasted to a 6-1, 6-0 victory at first singles.

Amy Frosaker also had no trouble at second singles as she posted a 6-2, 6-1 victory.

Capping the singles sweep were Claudia Bellew's 6-1, 6-1 win at third and MacKenzie Schultz' 6-3, 6-2 victory at fourth.

Bemidji also won at first and third doubles. Emma Nielsen and Katie Ditmanson teamed for a 7-5, 6-2 win at first while Francesca Huerd and Annika Johnson won 6-2, 6-2 at third.

Claire Baumgartner and Olivia Dickinson dropped a 6-2, 5-7, (10-3) decision at second doubles.

The Jacks capped their day with the win at East Grand Forks. The lone loss came at first singles where Solberg was defeated by Jessamy Jones who is ranked in the top-10 in the state Class A division.

Frosaker, Bellew and Schultz each won in straight sets as did the doubles tandems of Nielsen and Ditmanson, Baumgartner and Dickinson and Huerd and Johnson.

In the section meet the Jacks were seeded second behind Brainerd. Trailing the two top seeds were Alexandria, Fergus Falls, Thief River Falls, Moorhead, Detroit Lakes and Little Falls.

Bemidji will open against Detroit Lakes at 4 p.m. Friday. If the Jacks prevail they will play noon on Saturday.

The semifinals are scheduled for 4 p.m. Saturday and the 8-2A title match will be played at 7 p.m. Saturday.

Bemidji 6, Crookston 1

Solberg (B) def. Simmons 6-1, 6-0

Frosaker (B) def. Erickson 6-2, 6-1

Bellew (B) def. Trostad 6-1, 6-1

Schultz (B) def. Wildere 6-3, 6-2

Nielsen and Ditmanson (B) def. Morris and Wohoski 7-5, 6-2 Dennison and Avender (C) def. Baumgartner and Dickinson 6-2, 5-7, (10-3) Huerd and Johnson (B) def. Henke and Johnson 6-2, 6-2 Exhibition Lee and Konecne (B) def. Henke and Johnson 6-2, 6-2

Bemidji 6, East Grand Forks 1

J.Jones (EGF) def. Solberg 6-0, 6-2

Frosaker (B) def. C.Jones 6-3, 6-4

Bellew (B) def. Pritchett 6-0, 6-0

Schultz (B) def. Radi 6-2, 6-2

Nielsen and Ditmanson (B) def. Mankie and Driscoll 7-5, 6-1 Baumgartner and Dickinson (B) def. Normandin and Randall 6-2, 6-4 Huerd and Johnson (B) def. Bergren and Dietrech 6-1, 7-5 (8-6) Exhibition Lee and Konecne (B) def. Randall and Bergren 6-4

Pat Miller

Pat Miller is the sports editor at the Pioneer.

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Rutledge hitting .452 to lead Legion offense

The Bemidji Legion baseball team compiled a .351 team batting average on way to a 20-12 overall record while its pitching staff posted a 4.39 ERA.

"Our team batting average was solid," said Legion coach Mike Fogelson.

"We also were solid defensively with 41 errors but our pitchers need to throw fewer balls and walk fewer batters if we hope to go long into the tournaments."

Among players with at least 15 plate appearances, Cody Rutledge leads the attack with a .452 average and joining him with a mark over .400 is Zach Solheim who is hitting at a .403 pace.

Hitting at least .300 are Cody Jenkins (.375), Collin Leif (.370), Booster Russ (.327), Mason Bellew (.327), Tyler Tatro (.316), Mitch Hendricks (.3540, Ryan Stevens (.355), Matt Hietala (.314) and Jeremiah Graves (.329).

Rutledge also is the team leader in hits (47), RBI (38) and doubles (10) and is second on the squad in runs (31) and home runs (3).

Tyler Follis, who was injured earlier this season and has handled most of the designated running duties, had scored 32 times to pace the Legion. He also has stolen a team-high 10 bases without getting caught. Rutledge has swiped seven in as many attempts.

Solheim's four home runs represent a team-high and he is tied with Leif in the triples lead with three. Leif also is second in hits with 40 while Bellew is second in RBI with 28.

Graves has seven sacrifices to lead the club and Hietala is second with six.

Stevens, Kris Berndt and Matt Schneider each own a 3-1 pitching record and Stevens' 2.78 ERA is the best on the staff.

Rutledge (2-1) has a 3.13 ERA and Berndt has fashioned a 3.14 mark. Schneider has worked 31.2 innings while Berndt has pitched 29.0 innings, Solheim 28.7, Graves 23.1 and Stevens 22.2. Solheim has 23 strikeouts, Stevens 22 and Graves 20.

Collectively the staff has fanned 137 while walking 119.

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Wednesday January 9, 2013

PITTSFIELD -- A 29-year-old man’s court case on armed robbery and assault charges was dismissed Tuesday when the alleged victim didn’t show up for the trial.

John L. Zelinski, 29, of Hillcrest Avenue, has been in jail on $50,000 surety bail awaiting the outcome of the case. He was released following the dismissal of his case at Central Berkshire District Court.

The prosecution was ready to try Zelinski on charges stemming from the alleged robbery of an acquaintance at knife-point in September.

Zelinski originally had faced felony armed robbery and armed assault to rob charges, but those were later reduced in order for the case to be prosecuted on the district court level.

According to a Pittsfield Police report, Ronald Schneider was walking with Zelinski on Linden Street on Sept. 10, when Zelinski took the man into a yard near the Hot Dog Ranch, pulled out a knife and threatened him if he didn’t give him his money.

Schneider told police he was robbed of $300 in cash.

Zelinski said he was with his father at a snowmobile swap meet in Otis at the time of the alleged encounter. Zelinski’s attorney, Marc C. Vincelette Sr., said he had three witnesses ready to testify and corroborate his client’s story on Tuesday.

At an earlier court appearance, Vincelette told the court that the accusations against Zelinski stemmed from an unpaid debt to Schneider and an argument over a television set. The two men were neighbors, said the attorney.

On Tuesday, the prosecution was unable to proceed with the case when Schneider failed to show. Judge Paul M. Vrabel dismissed the charges.

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Photo Gallery | MMRHS Band rehearses at The Mahaiwe

GREAT BARRINGTON — A bright yellow trumpet statue is perched outside of Monument Mountain Regional High School, next to the sign that declares it "Home of the Spartans."

But since the school opened under a regionalized district in 1968, it's also been home to the Monument Mountain high school band, orchestra and choral programs. And it's where Jeffrey "Jeff" Stevens, an alumnus of the band program and band instructor for the past 34 years, first honed the instrumental skills and musical knowledge that he's passed on to his students as a master trumpeter.

This June, he'll be passing the baton onto the next band leader when he retires from his role from the school.

But for now, he's been busy getting his students and himself ready for one of their biggest performances of the school year, the 33rd annual MMRHS Pops Concert, to be performed at 8 p.m. on Friday at The Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $12 general admission and proceeds are a fundraiser for the music program.

The event will showcase the dynamic range and skill of the 45-member band performing works by Aaron Copland, Alfred Reed, Leroy Anderson, and Woody Guthrie; and the 28-member jazz ensemble, playing the music of Frank Sinatra, Count Basie, Quincy Jones, Cole Porter, Gordon Goodwin, and Tower of Power.

"Having worked with Jeff and having him be our band director and music department leader has been an exceptional opportunity for our students and school as a whole," said Monument Principal Marianne Young. "Because of the passion he's had for music, our students have always been in the presence of a master. He recognizes great music when he hears it and shares that with out kids. He's the real deal."

Stevens said he came to the school as a student under director Reuel Sheldon, who Stevens said helped channel and orchestrate the energy and creativity of a new school and students and staff from the newly joined towns.

"He's the one who started the Monument tradition of excellence for the band," Stevens said of Sheldon.

After his own graduation from Monument, Stevens went out into the world, experienced college and working at a record store, and eventually landed a job on the music faculty of Berkshire School in Sheffield. Three years later, a position opened up at his alma mater in 1982, and Stevens said it's been one of the best decisions he's made in his career.

"This is definitely home for me," the band director said of Monument.

"I went to school here. My children went to school here. To have the opportunity to have a life in music like this, to experience the joy of playing, It is work. It's hard work but very rewarding work," he said.

The school schedule permits for performing band groups to meet for 40 minutes to rehearse during the school day. "It's the only way we can do the level of programming that we do," Stevens explained.

During a Thursday evening rehearsal, their ensemble work showed. The concert band's pieces not only require them to precisely play their own instrument, but to include rhythmic hand clapping and other surprise moves during their portion of the performance.

To prepare for their role in accompanying the concert's featured professionals — vocalist Wanda Houston, pianist Robert Kelly, guitarist Robert Putnam, and drummer Jay Bradley — the jazz ensemble makes time to meet once or twice a week for two hours of intense rehearsals after school.

In addition to concerts, band students essentially provide a live soundtrack to some of the biggest moments in high school, like pep rallies, fall football games, the Special Olympics event the school hosts and music on stage at high school graduation at Tanglewood.

"All these guys are super motivated and super hard-working," Stevens said of the students.

Stevens' students said it's the band director's dedication and enthusiasm that motivates them.

"I think his legacy is just to share music," said senior Mercedes Girona.

Her classmate, Emma Adler, said being able to experience the Pops Concert partnerships, which over the years have included the likes of Peter Serkin and Livingston Taylor among others, have been a "once in a lifetime opportunity."

Mahaiwe Executive Director Beryl Jolly said the theater has been thrilled to host the Pops Concert for the past seven years.

"Jeff Stevens' artistry and talent is just so exceptional and creates such an incredible experience for students and our audiences alike. The students really shine and the guest artists add to that element," she said.

Monument senior Samantha Mitchell and junior Kevin Costello, who are both in the concert band and jazz ensemble, said knowing this will be Stevens' last official concert conducting them has pushed them to maintain that tradition of excellence the band director describes.

"I think the fact that this is Mr. Stevens' last concert has made this program that much bigger for us," said Mitchell.

"Everyone's really motivated to make this one of the best concerts he's ever had," Costello said.

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Consequence A Memoir by Fair, Eric, 9781627795135
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  • ISBN: 9781627795135 | 1627795138
  • Cover: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 4/5/2016
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A man questions everything--his faith, his morality, his country--as he recounts his experience as an interrogator in Iraq; an unprecedented memoir and "an act of incredible bravery" (Phil Klay)

"Remarkable... Both an agonized confession and a chilling expose of one of the darkest interludes of the War on Terror. Only this kind of courage and honesty can bring America back to the democratic values that we are so rightfully proud of." --Sebastian Junger

Consequence is the story of Eric Fair, a kid who grew up in the shadows of crumbling Bethlehem Steel plants nurturing a strong faith and a belief that he was called to serve his country. It is a story of a man who chases his own demons from Egypt, where he served as an Army translator, to a detention center in Iraq, to seminary at Princeton, and eventually, to a heart transplant ward at the University of Pennsylvania.

In 2004, after several months as an interrogator with a private contractor in Iraq, Eric Fair's nightmares take new forms: first, there had been the shrinking dreams; now the liquid dreams begin. By the time he leaves Iraq after that first deployment (he will return), Fair will have participated in or witnessed a variety of aggressive interrogation techniques including sleep deprivation, stress positions, diet manipulation, exposure, and isolation. Years later, his health and marriage crumbling, haunted by the role he played in what we now know as "enhanced interrogation," it is Fair's desire to speak out that becomes a key to his survival. Spare and haunting, Eric Fair's memoir is both a brave, unrelenting confession and a book that questions the very depths of who he, and we as a country, have become.

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