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Source: Bone and Joint Journal; Nov 2017 (no. 11); p. 1533-1536
Publication Date: Nov 2017
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Abstract:Aims A clicky hip is a common referral for clinical and sonographic screening for developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH). There is controversy regarding whether it represents a true risk factor for pathological DDH. Therefore a 20-year prospective, longitudinal, observational study was undertaken to assess the relationship between the presence of a neonatal clicky hip and pathological DDH. Patients and Methods A total of 362 infants from 1997 to 2016 were referred with clicky hips to our 'one-stop' paediatric hip screening clinic. Hips were assessed clinically for instability and by ultrasound imaging using a simplified Graf/Harcke classification. Dislocated or dislocatable hips were classified as Graf Type IV hips. Results The mean age at presentation was 13.8 weeks (12.8 to 14.7). In all 351 out of 362 children (97.0%) had Graf Type I hips (normal) that required no treatment. Nine children (2.5%) had Graf Type II hips but all resolved to Graf Type I hips on follow-up scans. One child (0.3%) had Graf Type III hip dysplasia and one child (0.3%) had an irreducible hip dislocation. The two pathological hips were associated with unilateral limited hip abduction. Mean referrals increased from 12.9 to 23.3 each year (p = 0.002) from the first decade of the study to the second, driven by increasing primary care referrals (5.5 versus 16.7 per year, p < 0.001). Conclusion Most clicky hips required no treatment other than reassurance to parents. Clicky hips with a normal hip examination should be considered a variant of normal childhood and not a risk factor for DDH. However, an abnormal hip examination including unilateral limited hip abduction should prompt urgent further investigations.
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Hello community. This is my first post.
I'm on a limited budget in starting a new wood worksop. I have a collection of HBF power tools, a borrowed table saw, and am putting together a good set of budget hand tools. One of my first "real" tool purchases that I do not want to skimp on is my new band saw. I know that I'm comparing a honda to a BMW here but the specs and price point of the Grizzly 17" are difficult to ignore when compared to the nicer 14"s.
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If you could start where I am and had these 3 saws to choose from which would you go with and why?
If I broke some forum rules or social norms on this 1st post, I apologize.
-- Paul -- Fredericksburg, VA
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#1 posted 04-25-2017 07:33 PM
I have the Power Matic, it is a good saw. For the last 4 years I like and use Laguna products. If I were to purchase today I would go with the Luguna. I like the features better on Laguna vs the power Matic.
-- Desert_Woodworker
#2 posted 04-26-2017 03:19 PM
Thanks Desert,
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#3 posted 04-26-2017 03:30 PM
Well, I have the original 513 before they came out with the x2 or what ever. Basically same saw. Its 12 years old still works like a charm. Steel frame is robust enough and will handle all needs. Now saying that, I've dedicated it for resaw and have the laguna carbide blade on it. Nice blade.
I have a 1934 delta for small curve work.
The features of the laguna big saws are really nice with the ceramic blocks and make blade changes a dream. That was the only downside to the griz or all non laguna is the setup time (I'm a lazy son of a gun).
If it were me and laguna is what you want, I'd go with the bigger LT models but you will pay the $$$$ for that.
I love me some powermatic and have a few of those too. Fit and finish are the tops.
In the end I'd say get the griz set it up for resaw and find an old delta 14" and set it up for small stuff. They are regularly on CL for a decent amount.
Thats my 2 cents worth but that and a buck fifty will get you a cup of coffee. Cheers
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#4 posted 04-26-2017 03:41 PM
Paul- I am not familar with Grizzly products. I am sure that people will post band saw advice to you.
-- Desert_Woodworker
#5 posted 04-26-2017 04:24 PM
I have a Delta X5 14 inch with the riser block to get the resaw capacity
I hear a lot of good stuff about the Rikon.
Powermatic is a well built saw. But adding the riser kit will add another 120-150 to your cost.
Regardless – a tall fence is great. I had to make mine, but the Grizzly Fence is nice and can be used tall, or folded flat, so you can rip things with the guides close to the work.
Bandsaws are a pretty simple machine, hard to go wrong with the guts of it.
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#6 posted 04-26-2017 05:02 PM
I had a CL Delta 14" from the 50s that was very underpowered for anything but light work… went to the Grizzly Tent sale last year and chanced onto a G0513X2 from the "scratch and dent" area – it turned out there was lot of work that was needed, but I enjoyed the repair process, learned a lot about the saw, and this thing is a tank! (Just to show I'm not a Grizzly troll, I also bought and quickly resold the G0458 drum sander as it just didn't work for me). The G0513X2 was more saw than I was shopping for, but I am so glad I bought it. The tall fence and a 3/4" Wood Mizer makes resawing a pleasure, and a 3/8" (can't remember brand) does smaller turns with no drama. I have two 4" hoses connected, but there is still what I consider too much sawdust thrown around. In any case, I wholeheartedly recommend this saw.
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#7 posted 05-01-2017 09:57 PM
Powermatic is one of my favorite brands of all time. Absolutely top-notch machines and unbeatable quality/performance although the price does reflect that. For the price points you described, I'd definitely go for the Powermatic since the price hike is minimal.
-- Joan
#8 posted 05-01-2017 10:08 PM
I too have the powermatic and love it when I bought mine the riser kit came with it? I have had it just about a year now, a quality saw
#9 posted 05-01-2017 11:42 PM
For that price range, I bought the Rikon 14-326. That is what I would buy again.
I would not recommend buying a saw that needed a riser kit to obtain good resew capacity, unless its only use is to cut out curved patterns from somewhat thinner material.
There are many many opinions about band saws, on LJ and all over the web. If you have not used the search function on this site to read the more recent threads on band saw selection, you should.
For sure you will have some people that mostly ignore that you want a new saw and tell you to search for an old one, usually on craigslist. I will not tell you that as I didn't want to do it that way, and I don't really think it is a particularly good way in my area. I and fully understand all the problems with that approach, not the least of which can become "fixing up" the old machine.
You will also get a lot of advice on current saws based on experience with the older models from the same brands. I do not really think that is highly relevant if the comparison is based on a saw that is more than 5 or maybe 10 years old – but it is interesting reading.
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#10 posted 05-02-2017 12:10 AM
When you say resaw capacity, just how much capacity? That answer will define what size saw you need. As for a new saw, try to buy something that you can see in person first. The fences are different on each of the three machines you listed. Then based on your resaw needs, you can see physically which saw will work best for you. Look for good blades guides. Personally I prefer roller guides which the Laguna doesn't have. I also prefer a lot of light. Yes it can be added but if it comes with a decent one to begin with, it saves cost. Having lots of horsepower really helps with resin especially when cutting exotic hardwoods. The thicker the wood, the more ponies are needed to cut. So the resaw question really needs to be answered. Lastly, get good blades, they make a huge difference on any saw.
#11 posted 05-02-2017 04:16 AM
Buying a band saw-This is what sold me in 2011- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-r5NUVBjL4o&ab_channel=woodcraftmarketing
-- Desert_Woodworker
#12 posted 05-02-2017 01:49 PM
In my post above, #9 in the thread, I miss-typed the saw model number of my Rikon. I selected the Rikon 10-326, which is a 14" steel frame saw.
There are as many users that prefer the roller bearing guide designs as there are that like ceramic guides. There is simply not a clear winner in this contest in today's marketplace. While I determined that bearing design difference was not a top criteria for my choice of machine, I do really like the easy adjustment that is incorporated into the latest style of Rikon roller guides. I have enjoyed using them and would choose them, and this whole saw, again.
I defintely agree that Matthias Wandel is an interesting guy on the internet. In the video linked by Desert Woodworker, you can learn about some blade guide factors. But note that Matthias built his own wood-framed bandsaw, and does not use any of these models we are discussing, and you will see that every guide he tested in that video is a roller guide system.
As far as I determined, none of the Rikon and Laguna saws are built so that you need to remove the table to change the blade. Having to do that would be a big-time major drawback for me. I didn't see that on the Jet saws either, which was the third brand I had in the running.
-- Jim, Houston, TX
#13 posted 05-02-2017 04:49 PM
Let me add the Rikon delux as a contender https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Rikon+10-326&view=detail&mid=D1B2CECA32451E7D2367D1B2CECA32451E7D2367&FORM=VIRE
-- Desert_Woodworker
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#14 posted 05-02-2017 05:54 PM
This is the one I'm considering as a future upgrade to my Grizzly GO555. The Grizzly will remain a small blade machine while the Rikon would do the bully work.
-- Bill, Yo!......in Brooklyn & Steel City :)
#15 posted 05-02-2017 10:16 PM
Thats what I did when I got the 10-326. Although, my ancient one – that I bought when not far out of college – is a sears 12", with a tiny hP motor. I'd like to be able to upgrade the small one someday. It still works though, and cuts nice curves with a small, good blade. I don't like the the sound of it though, compared to the mighty hum and buzz of the Rikon.
-- Jim, Houston, TX
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The three properties are located within a 95km radius and benefit from separate irrigation systems and water products, and having a diversified commodity mix.
The portfolio offers established permanent plantings, including almond orchards; land approved for further development for permanent plantings; dryland and irrigated cropping; and livestock grazing.
Marketing agent Danny Thomas, CBRE Agribusiness, said the institutional scale holding was an opportunity for both domestic and international investors.
A highly developed 524ha almond orchard, 434ha has been planted with 365ha planted in 2017 and the rest planted in 2018.
Offered with a 7145ML Lower Lachlan groundwater entitlement, noting an annual groundwater extraction limit of 7742ML, along with a 708ML Lachlan River high security entitlement.
A newly developed almond orchard comprising a total land area of 2419ha, with 376ha planted in 2020.
Located 48km south east of Griffith, the property has a recently installed irrigation, fertigation and pumping infrastructure. There is 2km of Murrumbidgee River frontage, as well as 5km of frontage to the Sturt Highway.
Includes 1000ML of temporary surface water secured for FY20/21, with access to the Murrumbidgee regulated river water.
A first-class irrigation development with 1281ha developed to overhead sprays, 729ha of laser levelled flood irrigation and 425ha of flood irrigation. A further 1201ha has been approved for development.
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There is substantial on-farm water storage totaling 7680ML capacity (currently holding 2550ML).
Western Rosella Farming is being offered in one line or as separate properties. The portfolio is for sale through CBRE Agribusiness by expression of interest, closing on November 19.
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text: September 03, 2019 Housman, Laurence Tagged: Author (1865-1959) UK playwright and author, brother of the fantasy author Clemence Housman (1861-1955) [for both Housman and his sister, see The Encyclopedia of Fantasy under links below], and of the poet A E Housman (1859-1936). During his life Housman was best known for his plays and for several volumes of fantasy and sf stories, including Gods and their Makers (1897; with stories added, vt as coll, Gods and Their Makers and Other Stories 1920), The Blue Moon (coll 1904), The Cloak of Friendship (coll 1905), What-o'Clock Tales (coll 1932), What Next?: Provocative Tales of Faith and Morals (coll 1938), Strange Ends and Discoveries: Tales of This World and the Next (coll 1948) and The Kind and the Foolish: Short Tales of Myth, Magic and Miracle (coll 1952). Some of his work for children, such as his first book, A Farm in Fairyland (coll 1894) and Turn Again Tales (coll 1931), and some of his plays, such as Possession: A Peep-Show in Paradise (1921), are also of fantasy interest.Of more direct sf interest are the two Ruritanian John of Jingalo tales, John of Jingalo: The Story of a Monarch in Difficulties (1912; vt King John of Jingalo 1912) and The Royal Runaway and Jingalo in Revolution: (A Sequel to John of Jingalo) (1914); in both novels there is a running commentary on Utopian social solutions, particularly with regard to women's rights (see Women in SF). Housman was actively involved in early twentieth-century Feminist campaigns, including women's suffrage. [JC]Laurence Housmanborn Bromsgrove, Worcestershire: 18 July 1865died Glastonbury, Somerset: 20 February 1959works (highly selected) seriesJohn of Jingalo John of Jingalo: The Story of a Monarch in Difficulties (London: Chapman and Hall, 1912) [John of Jingalo: hb/] King John of Jingalo (New York: Henry Holt, 1912) [vt of the above: John of Jingalo: hb/] The Royal Runaway and Jingalo in Revolution: (A Sequel to John of Jingalo) (London: Chapman & Hall, 1914) [John of Jingalo: hb/]individual titles A Farm in Fairyland (London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner and Co, 1894) [coll: hb/Laurence Housman] Gods and their Makers (London: John Lane: The Bodley Head, 1897) [hb/] Gods and Their Makers and Other Stories (London: George Allen and Unwin, 1920) [coll: rev vt with stories added to the above novel: hb/] The Cloak of Friendship (London: John Murray, 1905) [coll: hb/] Possession: A Peep-Show in Paradise (London: Jonathan Cape, 1921) [play: chap: hb/nonpictorial] Odd Pairs: A Book of Tales (London: Jonathan Cape, 1925) [coll: hb/nonpictorial] Ironical Tales (London: Jonathan Cape, 1926) [coll: hb/] Turn Again Tales (Oxford, Oxfordshire: Basil Blackwell, 1931) [coll: hb/] What-o'Clock Tales (Oxford, Oxfordshire: Basil Blackwell, 1932) [coll: illus/hb/J R Monsell] What Next?: Provocative Tales of Faith and Morals (London: Jonathan Cape, 1938) [coll: hb/Philip Gough] Strange Ends and Discoveries: Tales of This World and the Next (London: Jonathan Cape, 1948) [coll: hb/nonpictorial] The Kind and the Foolish: Short Tales of Myth, Magic and Miracle (London: Jonathan Cape, 1952) [coll: hb/nonpictorial]links Internet Speculative Fiction Database The Encyclopedia of Fantasy: Clemence Housman; Laurence Housman. Picture Gallery Previous versions of this entry 14/02/2007 08/01/2012 04/08/2012 21/08/2012 07/11/2012 27/11/2012 25/07/2013 30/07/2013 10/08/2013 29/01/2014 06/02/2014 05/07/2014 22/10/2014 02/04/2015 24/06/2015 15/10/2015 11/02/2016 26/04/2016 19/01/2017 04/04/2017 06/04/2018 11/08/2018 31/08/2018 23/08/2019


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In this study, mode I and mode II interlaminar fracture toughness, and interlaminar shear strength of E-glass non-crimp fabric/carbon nanotube modified polymer matrix composites were investigated. The matrix resin containing 0.1 wt.% of amino functionalized multi walled carbon nanotubes were prepared, utilizing the 3-roll milling technique. Composite laminates were manufactured via vacuum assisted resin transfer molding process. Carbon nanotube modified laminates were found to exhibit 8% and 11% higher mode II interlaminar fracture toughness and interlaminar shear strength values, respectively, as compared to the base laminates. However, no significant improvement was observed for mode I interlaminar fracture toughness values. Furthermore, Optical microscopy and scanning electron microscopy were utilized to monitor the distribution of carbon nanotubes within the composite microstructure and to examine the fracture surfaces of the failed specimens, respectively. © 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.


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Tim McFarlane is a painter based in Philadelphia, PA. McFarlane's paintings and works on paper examine the fluid and contradictory nature of memory and place, with an emphasis on color, multi-layered systems and process. A 1994 Temple University/Tyler School of Art graduate, McFarlane exhibited in various group exhibitions around the Philadelphia region before gaining representation with the Bridgette Mayer Gallery in 2002, where he has had several solo exhibitions.
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The Explorer's Edge region is located north of Toronto, the Algonquin Park, the Almaguin Highlands, Loring-Restoule, Muskoka and Parry Sound region of Ontario is the perfect spring and summer get away for busy Ontarians. Just a short drive north will get you into the heart of Ontario with resorts, camping, crystal clear lakes and tons of activities to keep your family entertained for a short weekend trip, a month of true relaxation or somewhere in between.
Whether it's your first time out or your a regular to the outdoor life, here are the top 5 must dos as curated by James Murphy, executive director of Explorers' Edge, the regional tourism organization.
Go Sea Kayaking – Georgian Bay is home to some of the best sea kayaking in the nation and you'll find plenty of opportunity to learn how to kayak across open water expanses in Parry Sound, Ontario. Visit the Ontario Sea Kayak Centre (including their onsite glamping venue, Outdoor Harmony Inn), iGalaxy8, or White Squall Paddling Centre (celebrating its 30th anniversary season) for rentals, guided tours and clinics.
Craft Brewery Hop – There are four craft breweries in Explorers' Edge – and an award-winning winery too. Visit Highlander Brew Co., 23andMe, Muskoka Brewery,Lake of Bays Brewing Co., Sawdust City Brewing Co., for tours, tastings and special events too. Throw in a visit the Muskoka Lakes Winery as well, and don't miss the Griffin Session Muskoka Craft Beer Festival on Saturday, August 1. Beer me!
'Howls' With Wolves – Every summer, staff at Algonquin Provincial Park conduct guided wolf howls, during which the public enjoys an introductory lecture on these incredible animals before heading out to the edge of Highway 60 to hear the guides summon a pack by imitating their calls. The party gets started with staff and wolves start talking to each other. There are only a few select dates for this magnificent wilderness experience, and the event is weather dependent, so be sure to check online for updates.
Park It Right Here – There are over a dozen provincial parks and one national park in the Explorers' Edge region of Ontario. Though Algonquin Park is the most famous, beautiful spots like Restoule, Grundy Lake and Killbear Provincial Parks will each leave visitors with unforgettable visions of stunning wilderness, sparkling blue waters and perfect sunsets. Check out Parkbus for some transportation options, can Learn To Camp programs from Ontario Parks.
Visit Santa in His Summer Ho Ho Home – A visit to Santa's Village theme park in Bracebridge may sound cheesy at first glance, but for 60 years this charming spot on the Muskoka River in Bracebridge has been delighting families – and in particular younger kids who might now enjoy a bigger park like Canada's Wonderland – by providing enough merriment until the Christmas season returns in December. Open July and August only, the park features rides, games, boat tours, entertainment, reindeer and a petting zoo. Santa and Mrs. Claus are there too, and the older kids will enjoy the Sportsland centre and the new Muskoka Zip Lining & Aerial Park. Happy anniversary Santa!


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Asia's top comedy star, Stephen Chow has eclipsed his previous hits with the smash action comedy Kung Fu Hustle. The 42-year-old Hong Kong native has only been directing since 1996, when he made his debut with God Of Cookery. Moviegoers outside of China got their first look at Chow's unique brand of comedy in 2004, when his lunatic football spoof Shaolin Soccer enjoyed an international release. Kung Fu Hustle tells the tale of lowly grifter Sing who aspires to the gangster lifestyle only to find that fate has something much more impressive in store. A sequel is already in the works.
This is, by all accounts, your dream project and has proved a massive success. Are you concerned how you're going to follow this?
Good question - I don't know. I hope somebody will tell me if they have any ideas. Actually I'm working on something, but only as a director I think. Directing, writing, producing and starring is just too tough.
How would you feel if Hollywood was to make a version of Kung Fu Hustle, perhaps with you involved?
I would be interested in working with someone from somewhere else in the world. Someone who has a real passion for movies.
There are some pretty wild flights of fancy that unfold on screen in your movie. Was there anything you felt you couldn't do?
There were some scenes that I couldn't get into the picture. Originally in the script there was a scene with a kung fu master fighting a shark underwater but we found it was very difficult to do, so we gave up on that idea. It was actually the CGI people who said "no" to that one.
How do you feel about the comparisons made between you and the likes of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li?
It's an honour. But I think I'm quite different from them because I'm more of a director. I feel I'm more like a filmmaker because I create the idea and then produce my own film.
Were you inspired by these screen heroes?
Yes, Bruce Lee, especially.
What about your comedy influences?
One of my favourite comedians of all time is Charlie Chaplin.
The film is very funny but also quite gruesome. Is this the same version that Asian audiences saw, or has it been cut?
I think the Asian version has more blood. But I don't think they've cut it too much; there are no specific scenes that they took away. They just took away the blood.
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First of all I come up with some idea and I talk to him about it. Normally he will agree with me. Actually he is great, and although he looks like a very traditional Chinese grand master, he is someone with an open mind. No matter how crazy an idea is, he tries to work with it and figure out how we can make it happen. That's the process. I talk to him about my ideas all the time.
It must be very satisfying to know that audiences adore the movie...
No matter how difficult it was, when you realise that the audiences are enjoying your film that's what makes it all worthwhile.
Kung Fu Hustle is released in UK cinemas on Friday 24th June 2005.


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"…I don't know how I am going to do this."
"I have so much going on... I don't know how I am going to do this."
Please pray for our client "Tessa" who is facing very difficult circumstances and is determined to choose life for her baby. Please pray that she can find the healing and peace she needs that only the Lord can provide and please pray that people around her will support her through this pregnancy. Please also pray for her counselor and our medical staff as they minister to her.
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"I am scared of the surgical procedure."
Please pray for our client "Olivia" who used to work in abortion clinic.Olivia just found out that she herself is pregnant and is undecided about the decision ahead of her. She is very uneasy about the abortion procedure because of her past experiences working in an abortion clinic, but is also scared about choosing life. Praise God that she came to us and we were able to minister to her, and please pray that she chooses life for the child she carries.


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I believe Disney and Cast Members are more concerned with dresses that drag excessively like the examples below. Not only will people step on them but they can get caught in rides causing injuries and delays. Ball gowns maybe full but most I've seen don't look like these.We saw lots of long dresses last year. After we got home I spoke to Customer Service and got an interesting answer on it. He said that they don't worry too much about it unless there is a specific issue. I don't agree with that at all. If you have a rule, you need to enforce it, otherwise why bother. But that's the way it is.


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If there's one winter activity to get you into the holiday spirit, it's ice skating!
Ice skating is one of the quintessential winter activities that just puts everyone in a holiday mood! Here are the four best places to go ice skating in Hampton Roads.
MacArthur on Ice | Norfolk
Courtesy of Outer Banks Yellow Pages
This local ice skating rink is located in the heart of Norfolk, just outside MacArthur Mall at the corner of Monticello and Freemason Ave. In its 15th season. MacArthur on Ice offers daily skating, as well as plenty of fun specialty nights, such as student skate nights, paint the ice night, and disco on ice. They'll be open from mid-November through January 20. See the event calendar for scheduled upcoming events.
VB Ice | Virginia Beach Farmers Market
Courtesy of VB Ice.com
The only outdoor skating rink in Virginia Beach, VB Ice runs through January 5, 2020. It's located at the farmers market of Dam Neck Road, and admission ranges between $7-$15 per person. There are discounts available on certain nights of the week, so be sure to check their website for details.
Liberty Ice Pavilion | Colonial Williamsburg
Courtesy of Colonial Williamsburg
Located in Colonial Williamsburg on Duke of Gloucester Street, the Liberty Ice Pavilion is as quaint as it gets! From November 22, 2019, through February 17, 2020, you can skate around the rink while experiencing the charm and beauty of Colonial Williamsburg. And don't forget that hot cup of cider or hot chocolate!
Hampton Roads IcePlex | Yorktown, VA
Courtesy of IcePlex
This popular indoor rink offers public skating, group lessons, and birthday parties. This is a year-round ice skating location that is available to the public seven days a week! If you fall in love with ice skating this winter, this would be the place to continue pursuing your dream of becoming a figure skater and sign up for some lessons!
Do you love ice skating? Did we miss a good ice skating rink in Hampton Roads Tell us in the comments!


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Last evening I was cleaning up the kitchen and opened the drawer that holds my leftover seeds from last year's garden.
I pulled them out and started looking at the different envelopes. The watermelon looked delicious and the package of snap peas made me long for the days of standing in the garden, picking a snap pea and eating it where I stood.
When I think of gardening one person comes to mind, my husband's grandma. She loved gardening. When Grandma was living gardening was her whole life. She was legally blind from macular degeneration and a widow since 1961. Her hands and feet were twisted from arthritis but she loved to garden.
She would plan out her garden on pieces of paper. Her writing because of her poor eyesight was large and childlike printing. Each year she would pull out her plans from the last year and plan where she would plant this year's crop. She would decide what seeds she needed to order and my mother-in-law would help her order. In the later years the garden became more of a joint project. I can still see her handwriting on paper if I close my eyes.
She would spend hours crawling on her hands and knees tending to her garden. This was no small garden but measured about 20′ by 30′. Each year there was always talk of making it a little smaller but it hasn't happened yet. My husband said that he had his taste first salsa in his grandma's kitchen long before it ever hit the grocery store shelves. She made her own in her little kitchen with ingredients fresh from her garden.
She was born in 1899 and live to be 90 years old. She worked in her garden until two years before her death she had a stroke and could no longer work the garden. She lived a frugal life. She lived in a small log cabin with a couple of additions on it. She ate what she raised in her garden with a few other items from the grocery store. After her stroke she longer to sit in a chair next to the garden with her sun hat on while my mother-in-law continued their tradition of gardening.
Last evening I found the above photo that I took in my garden of the bee on the sunflower and it brought back the memories of the warm days of summer wandering around in Grandma's garden to check out the progress of everything growing.


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Latvia is a very safe country to travel, whether you're a solo woman, traveling with friends, as a family or as a couple. There are a few things to know before you go, from petty crime to scams and stag party safety, here's what you need to know before you go to Latvia.
Tourists often make the easiest targets for would-be pick-pockets, so foreigners in Latvia are like walking bullseyes, especially during the busy summer months (June to September).
Those carrying backpacks not only make themselves more appealing to thieves, but travelers who are not alert become even easier targets.
Thieves may act alone, or work in groups to divert the attention.
Some of the most notorious locations for this crime are Vecriga (Riga's Old Town), Dzelzcela Stacija (central train station), the Autoosta (central bus station) and Centraltirgus (central market).
Riga, being both the capital and most popular city, is the home to much of the tourist scam reports. Many of the reports revolve around pubs and clubs, and nightlife situations in general.
Many travelers on a popular travel forum warn against the scam that comes when being lured into a bar or pub by a pretty lady. Once inside, patrons are usually charged outrageous prices for drinks or taken advantage of in other ways, such as getting debit and credit cards skimmed when they have to get more money to pay for the inflated drink prices.
Another scam is for bars and clubs to charge a cover to foreigners only upon entry. Check with your hotel or hostel in advance, and always watch locals as they enter to know if your money is required.
Some establishments that are considered shady for the above scams are Kapsula, Babylon and Sonali Pub to name a few. Clubs on Kalku lela and near the Freedom Monument have been pointed out as potential problem areas as well.
Further suggestions for avoiding scams while out include asking drink prices in advance, paying for each round individually (so you're not smacked with a huge bill in the end) and avoiding using the ATMs in bars whenever possible.
When doing an initial search for hostels in Riga, you might find notes from hostel owners saying "no stag parties allowed". Riga is a quite popular place for European groups of men, especially British, to go when seeking a men's night out on the town, and as you can imagine, they get drunk and loud.
Besides being annoying to normal travelers in the area, having a party focus puts you at risk of becoming a target for the crimes above. One traveler online also mentions seeing drunken tourists getting beat up by locals.
Although not widely discussed as a major problem in Latvia for travelers, there have been reports of travelers getting drugged at bars and then robbed. It doesn't matter where you are: You should always watch your drinks being made and never leave a drink unattended.
Verbal harassment in Riga towards those of ethnic backgrounds has been reported. One traveler online notes this sort of abuse has lessened in recent years, while another says he was repeatedly told to "go back to where he came from" while out in Riga.
There is not a high level of tolerance towards LGBTQ+ travelers, either. While you may not feel unsafe, just be aware there are some issues with discrimination in Latvia.
Not only does Latvia have a high traffic accident rate, they also have a high car theft rate. If you're on a driving holiday, keep your doors locked and valuables out of sight (or just out of the car) when it is parked or unattended.
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In addition to bar scams there are Russian Language scams. Russian Language School of Baltic International Academy is a scam. I paid for intensive classes and after I paid, they couldn't hold them and wouldn't refund my money. They give free classes to locals and those are the only good reviews for that school. Don't go there unless you like giving your money away and getting nothing in return.
I went to Latvia in 2008, and we were targeted all over Riga. I was one of 6 out of a group of over 40 that didn't get scammed.
Just came back from a Stag weekend in Riga and none of us got scammed, only met lovley people and had a great time. I guess you have to keep you wits about you but we never at anytime felt under any threat.
We are niow at Riga and my husband's wallet was stolen this afternoon.Some ppl(SOME!) came to open my husband's backbag and steal the wallet inside in less than one minute when my husband was picking up the luggage from bus. My husband ran to catch one of the thefts and found nothing, we are so sure they have a group to do this when ppl pick up luggages after getting off the bus in central bus terminal. When we came back from police station, we found a woman trying to steal something from me and my bag was openned when we going up from a tunnel. Lucky that we had noticed and she ran away. This is our second time to be in Riga and last one was a perfect trip at last year. We have no idea why everything changed here and we will not come back again.
This comes as a first result for googling "Travel safety Latvia" and it paints a very negative picture of the country. The article is right about the "drink scam" so if you're a single male, don't be naive and don't follow beautiful girls into shady bars. There are "professionals" which specialize on sex- and attention-craving middle aged men. If what she says or promises sounds too good to be true - it probably is. I can tell you a secret - most Latvian women are not interested in foreigners. If you want to get to know a Latvian women (which are beautiful indeed) try to be genuinely interested and respectful. Also be a bit more aware than in your own country when carrying bags with valuables, hold them where you see them, especially around Central Train station and Central market. Groups of Roma women are known to commit thefts and can also become aggressive when caught. Avoid Maskachka (Moscow) District at night (it's an area east to Central Market). It doesn't have a good reputation but many hotels and hostels are there because it is cheaper and foreigners are not aware of its "fame". If you need to get to hotel there at night it is better to take a taxi than walk although it is quite close to the center. Other than that - you're welcome. We have more than 3 million tourists every year and 99% of visits are trouble - free.
Latvians are very, nice people. Avoid there living Russians- Russians every where are scams.
But I liked there a lot. Nothing bad happen to any of us- only pleasant stay.
Riga must be avoided at all costs. I left Rock Cafe in Riga Old Town at 2am to go back to the apartment on Saturday night and work up in the hospital with my face black and blue. I also had my phone and wallet robbed. I'm from London where walking around is safe, not in Riga. It's a very dangerous place unless you're only planning on going out during the day.
Riga is very unsafe and dangerous city.
Russian gangs will rip your head off.
In Riga there is about 70% Russians and %30 Latvians.
Latvians are good people. Russians are very bad. They are the scammers and robbers.
Riga has the highest kidnap rates in whole Europe combined.
Russian gangs usually kidnap American tourists and cut out human organs and ship to Russia and UK.
There is high demand for organs in black market.
Folks stay away from Riga, Latvia.
Visit Tallin, Estonia.
Derek are you serious.?Human organ harvesting.? Sound like a troll.
My husband and I are seniors and we have travelled to Latvia 5 times. Just been back from Riga a month.We have parked our rental car in carparks and streets overnight and have never had a problem. We don't frequent bars and don't wander down dark alleys at night ,drunk, but then we wouldn't do that here in Sydney or in no go areas of London.
Latvians are very quiet , introverted people who don't really cause problems. The large Russian population in Riga is another story. So for those of you who want to visit , do so confidently , but just dont behave like low class yobbos and you will be fine.
So now the question is, how do you tell the Latvians and Russians apart?
If you see the guy with fur hat, AK47 rifle and a bear - that's possible Russian, stay away from him! If you got an eye contact - you are dead, unless you have a bottle of vodka with you, that can save your life