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According to a recent survey sent out by Blizzard Entertainment, moviegoers that purchase a ticket to the upcoming Warcraft movie may also receive all the current World of Warcraft expansions. Although the promotion is not official yet, buyers of a Warcraft movie ticket would receive the game's current five expansions in addition to one month of game time and an in-game item.
The survey, which went out to several World of Warcraft players, simply asked if an "Ultimate Movie Edition" of World of Warcraft would be of an interest. The details of the survey first appeared on the game's popular subreddit via Reddit, but was first met with hesitation. A blaring typo in the Wrath of the Lich King expansion title led many viewers to assume the survey was a phishing attempt. Fortunately, a Blizzard representative was quick to confirm that the survey is legitimate and that Blizzard is considering the promotion for the movie's release.
With this potential promotion, people that purchase a movie ticket to see Warcraft would also receive the first five expansions to the MMORPG, a one month subscription to the game, and an exclusive in-game item for free. As Gamespot notes, the survey specifically leaves out the base World of Warcraft client. Although anyone can download and play World of Warcraft right now up to level 20. A base game client purchase and subscription is required to experience content beyond level 20. Not to mention, the base game now comes with all content up to, but not including, Warlords of Draenor, the most recent expansion.
Of course, the survey does not mean that this promotion will exist when the Warcraft movie releases on June 10. Blizzard is merely considering the notion at this point. More information on the promotion, if the developer decides to proceed with it, will likely be available at a later date. The Warcraft movie takes place in before the First War in the franchise's lore. During this time humans and orcs meet after the orcs begin to flee their home world. Their arrival to Azeroth is met with great opposition from humans worried that the orc race means nothing but destruction to their world. Find out more about the Warcraft movie on the official website.
The Warcraft franchise started as a real-time strategy title kicking off thousands of years of lore in the property's universe. Now, the most popular entry of games based on the background is a massively multiplayer online role playing game called World of Warcraft. The 11-year-old game has five major expansions currently available each increasing the game's level cap while exploring new content. The latest expansion, Warlords of Draenor, even explored an alternate timeline in the franchise's plot.
As The Inquisitr reported, World of Warcraft consistently provides players with a rotation of Bonus Events each week in addition to the game's returning monthly and annual events. Although the game's sixth expansion is not scheduled to release until summer 2016, many players can find plenty of activity in the game's existing content. The Lunar Festival is going on right now giving players a chance to honor their elders. Visit locations all over Azeroth and Northrend to earn Coins of Ancestry that can be spent on things like pets, toys, and other items.
On February 15, the Valentine's Day event in World of Warcraft begins. The Love is in the Air event gives players another chance to loot the rather rare Big Love Rocket in addition to pets, epic necklaces, toys, and even a few items fit for transmogrification. Both events in February are also a means to unlock powerful heirloom items that scale with a player as it levels. These items can be claimed as many times as the player wants on their account after they are unlocked.
This week's Bonus Event in World of Warcraft tasks players with completing dungeons from the Warlords of Draenor expansion. According to the Battle.net website, the event offers additional reputation with certain factions from the expansion depending on which dungeon is completed. The Bonus Event will end on February 15 with the next event starting on February 17.
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|This is a nice circular road trip on mainly quiet lanes, that is suitable for Hybrid or road bikes. If you are on a pure road bike, cut out Kiln Lane (behind Bisley Church), but it is fine for a hybrid. The hardest bit is after you go UNDER the motorway and turning LEFT to the nurseries.
Start at Switchback Cycles in Knaphill, go up the High Street, towards the A322, and turn right into Chobham Road. Head out through Chobham, Burrowhill and Windlesham. You now head back via West End, a trip round Church Lane in Bisley and back to Knaphill.
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H.R.2402 - Dire Emergency Supplemental Appropriations and Transfers, Urgent Supplementals, and Correcting Enrollment Errors Act of 1989101st Congress (1989-1990)
|Rep. Whitten, Jamie L. [D-MS-1] (Introduced 05/18/1989)
|Latest Action:
|06/30/1989 Became Public Law No: 101-45. (All Actions)
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|There have been 2 roll call votes
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Summary: H.R.2402 — 101st Congress (1989-1990)All Information (Except Text)
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Senate receded and concurred with amendment (06/22/1989)
Dire Emergency Supplemental Appropriations and Transfers, Urgent Supplementals, and Correcting Enrollment Errors Act of 1989 - Title I: Dire Emergency Supplementals and Transfers - Chapter I - Appropriates FY 1989 supplemental funds to: (1) the Department of Justice to strengthen Federal domestic drug law enforcement at the local level for additional personnel, equipment and supplies, and planning for incarceration of drug offenders; and (2) the Federal Judiciary for fees of jurors and commissioners.
Chapter II - Appropriates FY 1989 supplemental funds to: (1) the Department of Justice for the Office of Justice Programs; and (2) the Federal Judiciary for payment to the Judicial Officers' Retirement Fund.
Chapter III - Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 funds: (1) to the Department of Defense-Civil for the Department of the Army (through funds transfers); and (2) to the Department of Energy for uranium supply and enrichment activities.
Amends the Water Resources Development Act of 1986 with respect to costs of a feasibility study of Sunset Harbor, California.
Authorizes a land exchange between the Government and the Blue Tee Corporation in connection with land in Madison County, Illinois.
Directs the Secretary of the Army to: (1) construct Highway 415, Segment "C" at the Saylorville Lake, Iowa, Project; and (2) undertake, through the Chief of Engineers, a beach erosion control project at Sims Park, Euclid, Ohio.
Increases the authorized Federal cost in connection with a navigation project at the Bonneville Lock and Dam, Oregon and Washington-Columbia River and tributaries.
Directs the Secretary of the Army, acting through the Chief of Engineers, to undertake preliminary engineering and design for a project at West Fork of Mill Creek Lake, Ohio.
Chapter IV - Appropriates FY 1989 supplemental funds: (1) to the President for the Agency for International Development's Economic Support Fund; and (2) to the Department of State for migration and refugee assistance.
Directs the Secretary of State to instruct the United States representative to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and to the United Nations and its appropriate organizations to seek revisions in the manner in which such organizations report the income and economic activities of nations. Requires such system of accounting to recognize the depletion or degradation of natural resources as a component of economic activities.
Requires the Secretary of the Treasury to instruct the U.S. Executive Director to each multilateral development bank and to the International Monetary Fund to seek revisions in such accounting systems.
Directs the Administrator of the Agency for International Development to incorporate such revisions in evaluations and projections of the economic performance of recipient countries.
Amends the Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 1989 to allow assistance to Haiti during FY 1989 to include: (1) sales and donations of certain agricultural commodities; and (2) animal and plant health programs, where the assistance is primarily for the benefit of the United States.
Chapter V - Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 funds to the Departments of Agriculture and of the Interior for emergency firefighting costs on National Forest System and Department of the Interior lands.
Appropriates additional amounts to the Department of the Interior for contingency planning, response, and natural resource damage assessment activities in connection with the oil spill from the tanker Exxon Valdez into Prince William Sound, Alaska. Describes transfer procedures relating to these funds. Amends the Department of the Interior and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 1989 to include transfer authority for such purposes in connection with Department of the Interior funds.
Directs that revenue received in connection with the Great Plains Gasification Plant currently deposited in the liquidating trust at the First Trust of North Dakota be deposited in the account for the Department of Energy (DOE) alternative fuels production. Transfers a specified amount from this DOE account to the General Fund before FY 1990.
Makes specified amounts available for a third solicitation of clean coal technology demonstration projects to be selected by the DOE not later than January 1, 1990.
Prohibits the executive branch from using any funds to contract out of the DOE any studies of the potential transfer of facilities or functions of Naval Petroleum Reserve Numbered 1 (Elk Hills), in Kern County, California, or Naval Petroleum Reserve Numbered 3 (Teapot Dome), in Wyoming. Prohibits the negotiation of any changes to the Elk Hills unit plan contract with Chevron if the purpose is to prepare divestiture of the Reserve.
Chapter VI - Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 amounts to the Department of Labor for: (1) the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, to be available for a grant to California; and (2) departmental management (through funds transfer). Allows the use of funds for State unemployment insurance and employment service operations under the Wagner-Peyser Act to carry out the targeted jobs tax credit program.
Makes supplemental FY 1989 appropriations to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to finance the already required study of manpower training needs with respect to rural health care.
Prohibits specified funds appropriated to the Health Care Financing Administration from being used for forward or multiyear funding.
Repeals an earmark of FY 1989 appropriations for Social Security Administration administrative costs associated with automatic data processing and telecommunications.
Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 amounts to the Department of HHS for payments to States for foster care and adoption assistance.
Makes specified provisions involving impact aid inapplicable to certain local educational agencies.
Affirms certain appropriations as available for Department of Education rehabilitation services and handicapped research. Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 amounts to the Department of Education for: (1) guaranteed student loans; (2) higher education; (3) the Office for Civil Rights; and (4) the Office of Inspector General. Rescinds certain funds made available for expenses of the National Student Loan Data System.
Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 amounts to: (1) the Railroad Retirement Board; (2) the Prescription Drug Payment Review Commission (funds transfer); and (3) the White House Conference on Library and Information Services.
Chapter VII - Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 amounts to the House of Representatives for payment to the widow of the late Bill Nichols, former Representative of Alabama.
Requires the Library of Congress to provide financial management services and support to the United States Capitol Preservation Commission.
Chapter VIII - Limits administrative expenses of the Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Marketing Service.
Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 amounts to the Department of Agriculture for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS) (through funds transfer). Requires the transfer of funds to the Cooperative State Research Service for the Kansas Agricultural Research Experiment Station at Kansas State University for the dissemination of information to farmers on methods of alleviating drought problems and exploring improved water conservation techniques. Amends Federal law to reduce appropriations for the ASCS Conservation Reserve Program.
Amends the Disaster Assistance Act of 1988 to delay, for the 1988 crops of wheat, feed grains, upland cotton, and rice, the date by which producers must refund advanced deficiency payments with respect to certain crops.
Appropriates additional funds for insured operating loans (by transfer from emergency disaster loans). Directs the Secretary of Agriculture immediately to allocate insured farm operating loans to the States to enable them to fund at least the same level of obligations as in FY 1988.
Reduces FY 1989 amounts appropriated to the Agricultural Credit Insurance Fund of the Farmers Home Administration for water development, use, and conservation loans and for Indian tribal land acquisition loans.
Revises amounts available in the Rural Housing Insurance Fund for newly constructed units covered under rural rental assistance agreements.
Makes supplemental FY 1989 appropriations for: (1) the Rural Development Insurance Fund for insured water and sewer facility loans; and (2) water and waste disposal grants.
Directs the ASCS to reimburse the Soil Conservation Service for certain services provided in connection with the conservation reserve program.
Reduces the amount in loans that may be insured under the Agricultural Credit Insurance Fund in connection with watershed and flood prevention operations and resource conservation and development.
Makes supplemental FY 1989 appropriations to the Food and Nutrition Service to operate the food stamp program.
Makes supplemental appropriations to the Food and Drug Administration for orphan drug grants and contracts.
Directs the Federal Aviation Administrator to initiate action within 30 days of enactment to require air carriers to use explosive detection equipment at airports to ensure air passenger safety.
Prescribes funding provisions with respect to phase two of the construction of a bridge across the Mississippi River at Dubuque, Iowa, under the discretionary bridge program.
Chapter IX - Appropriates additional FY 1989 amounts to the Department of Transportation (DOT) for payments to air carriers. Prohibits after September 30, 1989, the payment of any per passenger subsidy exceeding $300 for service to or from any essential air service point in the contiguous United States.
Prohibits the withholding of DOT appropriations from any State or local grant recipients for any reason related to their adoption of a policy that prohibits procurement of products manufactured or fabricated in the Republic of South Africa.
Prescribes treatment of amounts to reimburse Coast Guard operating expenses in connection with the Exxon Valdez oil spill.
Makes certain funds available to the Coast Guard for equipment to provide vessel traffic management information in the New York Harbor area. Requires: (1) the Coast Guard to establish such an information system by a specified deadline; and (2) the Secretary of Transportation, by another deadline, to initiate a rulemaking to determine which vessel classes must participate in such a system.
Chapter X - Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 amounts to the Department of the Treasury for international affairs, through fund transfers.
Chapter XI - Appropriates FY 1989 supplemental funds to the Department of Veterans Affairs for the Veterans Health Services and Research Administration (partly through funds transfer).
Exempts certain funds recaptured in connection with the moderate rehabilitation program (section 8 housing) from rescission, retaining them for annual contributions for assisted housing projects.
Appropriates FY 1989 supplemental amounts for payments to the Department of Housing and Urban Development for: (1) the operation of low-income housing projects (including grants for use in eliminating drug-related crime in public housing projects); and (2) management and administration expenses. Effects both appropriations through funds transfers.
Amends the United States Housing Act of 1937 to exempt expressly the City of New York from certain requirements in connection with rental rehabilitation and development grants. (Under current law, the exemption covers New York State.)
Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 funds to: (1) the Court of Veterans Appeals, including provisions to govern appointment of new court employees; (2) the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA); (3) the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the emergency food and shelter program; (4) the National Science Foundation; and (5) the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Rescinds a specified amount of funds for the Hazardous Substance Superfund administered by the EPA.
Chapter XII - Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 amounts to the District of Columbia (District) for inaugural expenses, through funds transfer. Appropriates specified amounts (minus certain rescissions) to the District for: (1) governmental direction and support; (2) economic development and regulation; and (3) public works. Rescinds specified funds for: (1) repayments of loans and interest; (2) personal services adjustments; (3) energy programs; and (4) equipment.
Appropriates supplemental amounts to the District for: (1) public safety and justice, (minus a certain rescission), with earmarks for overtime expenses of the Metropolitan Police Department and the Superior Court; (2) the public education system (minus certain rescissions); (3) human support services (minus a certain rescission), with earmarks for employees' disability compensation and for food for the homeless; (4) the Washington Convention Center Fund; (5) repayment of the District's General Fund deficit, together with a requirement that any revenue resulting from a specified lawsuit be applied solely to this account; (6) short-term borrowings; and (7) capital outlay (minus a certain rescission), with earmarks for a feasibility study and site acquisition associated with construction of a jail.
Directs the District's Mayor to reduce the number of personnel above the DS-10 level.
Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 amounts to the Water and Sewer Enterprise Fund to compensate individuals in accordance with the Water Main Break Fund Emergency Act of 1988.
Forgives a specified portion of the fourth quarter indebtedness incurred by the District of Columbia government.
Directs the District government to begin construction of a required correctional facility within 30 days of enactment.
Title II: Urgent Supplemental Appropriations - Chapter I - Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 amounts to: (1) the Department of Commerce for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; and (2) the Department of Justice for legal activities and for the Office of Justice Programs, (minus a certain rescission), with an earmark for a grant to the University of South Carolina to study the causes and effects of the increasingly disproportionate use of illegal drugs in the black community.
Rescinds a specified amount from the Assets Forfeiture Fund and the Office of Justice Programs.
Authorizes the President to effect certain fund transfers to assist in financing the Department of State contributions to international peacekeeping activities. Prescribes conditions in connection with such transfers.
Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 amounts to the Department of Transportation for the Maritime Administration's Federal Ship Financing Fund.
Authorizes the Secretary of Transportation to issue a certificate of documentation for specified vessels.
Amends Federal law to authorize the Federal Communications Commission to expend the funds remaining from the sale of the Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Monitoring Station, for FY 1989 salaries and expenses instead of returning the used funds to the Treasury's General Fund.
Prescribes conditions to govern grants and contracts associated with the Legal Services Corporation (LSC). Prohibits LSC appropriations from being used in connection with grants not meeting the requirements.
Makes FY 1989 funds already appropriated to the Commission for the Study of International Migration and Cooperative Economic Development and the Commission on Agricultural Workers available until expended.
Authorizes the Director of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts, upon completing specified procedures, to transfer unobligated balances of certain accounts to any appropriation account of the Judiciary.
Authorizes the use of United States Information Agency funds currently available for television broadcasting to Cuba for aircraft to house and operate necessary broadcasting equipment.
Revises eligibility requirements for magistrate vacancies in district courts.
Prohibits the use of any funds to relocate, reorganize or consolidate any office, agency, function, facility, station, activity, or other entity under the jurisdiction of the Department of Justice.
Chapter II - Increases the amount available in the Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 1989 for Department of Defense-Military morale, welfare, and recreation activities. Makes these funds available solely to cover costs related to underestimates of expenses of transporting exchange merchandise to overseas locations and to compensate for adverse changes in foreign currency exchange rates.
Repeals provisions of the Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 1989 that prohibit the use of appropriations to alter the command structure for military forces in Alaska.
Exempts from appropriations limitations on contributions to the Department of Defense (DOD) Education Benefits Fund certain members who enlist in the armed services on or after July 1, 1989, under a 15-month program to test the cost-effectiveness of special recruiting incentives.
Adds high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicles to the list of items eligible for multiyear DOD procurement contracts for FY 1989.
Earmarks an amount for procurement for the Extended Cold Weather Clothing System, unless specified conditions are met.
Authorizes the Secretary of Defense to conduct a test program to adjust pay rates for civilian employees in certain health care occupations.
Increases the number of Executive Schedule positions permitted in the DOD.
Directs the Secretary of Defense, with funds already available, to accommodate repair of real property, aircraft, and other DOD assets damaged during the storm at Fort Hood, Texas, on May 13, 1989.
Chapter III - Prohibits the use of Department of the Interior funds to place the Al Capone House in Chicago, Illinois, on the National Register of Historic Places.
Authorizes the King Center and the National Park Service to locate an additional parking site for the Martin Luther King National Historic Site.
Chapter IV - Appropriates FY 1989 supplemental amounts to the Department of Transportation (DOT) for the Federal Aviation Administration's aircraft purchase loan guarantee program.
Increases the amount of FY 1989 DOT appropriations for expenses of advisory committees.
Authorizes the New York State Bridge Authority to collect tolls on the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge and to use the revenue for prescribed purposes.
Increases permissible funds transfers in connection with certain DOT appropriations.
Chapter V - Amends the Treasury Department Appropriations Act, 1989 to authorize the U.S. Customs Service to transfer two E2C aircraft to the U.S. Coast Guard. Makes FY 1989 appropriations to the Department of the Treasury for the U.S. Secret Service for construction of barriers at the south end of the White House available until expended.
Increases permissible funds transfers within the Department of the Treasury.
Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 amounts to the Executive Office of the President for grants to the Popular Democratic Party, the New Progressive Party, and the Puerto Rican Independence Party of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Prescribes conditions to govern the grants, including a required audit.
Makes available until expended amounts previously made available to the Office of Personnel Management to implement the recordkeeping system of the Federal Employees' Retirement System.
Directs the Administrator of General Services to transfer to the administrative jurisdiction of the Holocaust Memorial Council, without consideration, the Auditors West Building (annex 3) at Raoul Wallenberg Place and Independence Avenue, S.W., in Washington, D.C. Requires pre-transfer agreement by the Council to make necessary repairs and alterations in accordance with a detailed plan.
Appropriates supplemental FY 1989 amounts to the Federal Election Commission to be derived through a funds transfer.
Authorizes the General Services Administration to purchase with funds in the Federal Buildings Fund furniture and equipment necessary for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to relocate to Silver Spring, Maryland. Requires NOAA to reimburse the GSA over a two-year period.
Chapter VI - Requires that the costs of Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) external contract audits be charged to the DVA Construction accounts.
Authorizes the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to make certain funds available as subsidy amounts for specified types of handicapped housing projects.
Appropriates FY 1989 supplemental amounts to implement the HUD Secretary's authority to provide interest reductions and rental assistance.
Makes certain funds available to the Hawaii State Department of Hawaiian Home Lands for a special project involving infrastructure development of these lands, notwithstanding restrictions on alienation.
Increases the FY 1989 restriction on program development and management costs of the National Science Foundation.
Revises the limitation on the use of appropriations to pay for travel costs of Federal employees or officers between home and work.
Title III: Technical Enrollment Corrections - Makes technical enrollment corrections in a number of FY 1989 appropriations Acts. Includes as a correction the addition of a prohibition on the use of appropriations under the Foreign Operations Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 1989 to fund programs to assist in solving the Japanese beetle problem in the Azores. Expresses the sense of the Congress that the Department of Defense created the problem and should fund its resolution.
Title IV: General Provisions - Prohibits obligation beyond FY 1989 of any funds appropriated in this Act.
Makes FY 1989 appropriations available for the interagency funding of national security and emergency preparedness telecommunications initiatives that benefit multiple Federal departments, agencies, or entities.
Places a condition on the use of funds to enforce the Alcoholic Beverage Labeling Act of 1988 with respect to a warning on drinking and pregnancy and drinking and driving.
Directs the Secretary of HUD to: (1) review eviction procedures of jurisdictions that have a Public Housing Authority to determine whether they meet Federal due process standards; (2) issue waivers from Federal procedures to jurisdictions in compliance; and (3) report results to the Congress.
Expresses the sense of the Senate that the President should not appoint a new Administrator of the Panama Canal Commission unless and until the ruling government in Panama is democratically elected.
Expresses the sense of the Senate that the Bankruptcy Court and all involved parties should facilitate the prompt and safe restoration of Eastern Airlines to full operations through all appropriate action.
Makes it the responsibility of the Undersecretary of State for Coordinating Security Assistance Policy to: (1) coordinate U.S. diplomatic efforts to obtain the agreement of all appropriate countries to a missile technology control regime encompassing chemical, biological, and nuclear capable missiles; and (2) coordinate policies within the U.S. government on strategies for restricting the export of components of missiles which are capable of carrying nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons. Requires the Secretary of State to report to the Speaker of the House and the President pro tempore of the Senate on a strategy for dealing with the missile proliferation issue.
Suspends the U.S. obligation to repurchase Stinger antiaircraft missiles from Bahrain until October 31, 1989.
Amends the Social Security Act to waive civil service hiring procedures for the National Commission on Children and to permit the Commission to hire consultants.
Expresses the sense of the Senate that the Secretary of Transportation should review the potential impact of highly leveraged acquisitions of control of U.S. air carriers.
Authorizes the Secretary of Agriculture to use certain authority to stabilize the apple market and to satisfy the requests of recipient agencies.


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Southwestern's Student Recreation Center
The Recreation Center, completed in the fall of 2006, is a fitness and recreational facility for current students and people from the community. It offers a state-of-the-art Fitness Center with a wide range of cardio equipment, circuit weight machines, free weight machines, barbells, and dumbbells. The Recreation Center is also home to a collegiate-sized basketball court, racquetball court, game room, climbing wall, day-use locker rooms, and more! Current credit students can enjoy the facility for free; others, including community members, can utilize the facility by registering for self-paced Fitness at the Recreation Center Front Desk. Self-paced fitness is $42 for one month, $105 for 3 months and $350 for a year. There are no other fees or obligations to continue when your registration concludes. There are also discounts available for those 55 or older and those with current valid military ID. Day use fees are $5.
Regardless of your individual exercise needs and fitness experience, it is likely that the Rec Center has equipment and activities that are ideal for you!
OPEN USAGE: Rooms are open on an individual basis for use during times when not reserved for classes, community education, intercollegiate sports and intramurals. Schedules will be posted near the entrances to each room. We will make an attempt to post event information when they are scheduled.


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Spend quality time with family, friends or your special someone in our four-season cottage. Built on two storeys and fully equipped, the cottage can accommodate up to 4 people. Tenants are given complete autonomy, although we remain at their disposal should they need anything. With its magnificent view of the fjord, the cottage is a true haven.
Site Description
- Dimensions: approximately 20' x 20' (6.15 m x 6.15 m)
- Access to a private beach via the stairs adjoining the lodge
- Balcony with view of the Saguenay fjord
- Exterior patio with table, umbrella, and chairs
- Free parking near the cottage
- Camping platform in the forest nearby
- Two closed bedrooms—one with a queen-size bed and the other with a double bed
- A double bed installed in the hall between the two private rooms
Cottage amenities
- Fully-equipped kitchen—coffee maker, microwave, toaster, etc.
- Dining room and living room
- Propane fireplace
- Satellite television
- High-speed Internet
- Free Wi-Fi
- Complete bathroom on main floor with tub shower, washer, and dryer
- Private BBQ
- Baby playpen and high chair available upon request
Rates include bedding and complimentary toiletries.
Rate for 4 people for a minimum stay of 3 days: $145*/day
Weekly rate for 4 adults: $895*/ 7 days
* Taxes not included
* Prices are subject to change without prior notice
Booking/Cancellation Policy
From July 1st to September 5th
If the cancellation is made less than 30 days before the arrival date or if the reservation is not honored, the total payment of the reservation amount will be required. The following methods of payment are accepted: credit card (Visa, Mastercard), debit, cash.
If the chalet is fully re-rented during the reservation period, no fees will be charged.
Rest of the year
Full payment is required for last-minute cancellations (less than 48 hours of notice) and no-shows. The following methods of payment are accepted: credit card (Visa, Mastercard), debit, and cash.
We will be pleased to accommodate your needs during your next visit of the Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean region (Saguenay, Chicoutimi, La Baie, and surrounding areas). For more information, call us toll-free at 1-866-697-0222 FREE or locally at 418-697-0222.


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Dustless Blasting is excellent for the removal of paint, polyurethane, lacquer, stain and any other coating from wood quickly and easily. Even old wood can be made to look brand new, as shown in the photos below… Don't try to blast a balsa wood airplane though.
Dustless Blasting allows you to to use a wide range of different abrasives, and lets you adjust the blast pressure and abrasive flow according to your needs. Dustless Blasting is safest on hard woods, however using finer blast media and lower pressures may allow you to blast softer woods without damage as well. Experiment on a non-critical piece of wood to see how blasting affects the wood's texture and grain.
Many of our contractors have successfully used Dustless Blasting to restore antique furniture, log cabins, old lawn furniture, decks and patios, siding and much more.


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This year, itgroove celebrated the holidays a bit differently than usual, by extending the festivities through January, including a retreat to the Sidney Pier Hotel & Spa to beat the post-holiday blues.
The hotel is one of our clients, and Louis (who is their lead tech, and often on-site) has mentioned how beautiful the atmosphere is at the Sidney Pier Hotel and Spa. After staying there for our staff retreat, I wholeheartedly agree.
The Sidney Pier Hotel & Spa
The Sidney Pier is located on the waterfront of Sidney, BC, Canada, and within walking distance to the cute, quaint shops and restaurants that Sidney has to offer. Even though the Pier is only about half an hour from Victoria, it felt like we were in a completely different place.
The front desk staff were especially warm and helpful when we checked in. The lobby was lively, with many folks sitting on the chairs and couches hanging out, and a din coming from the Georgia Cafe. I also noticed that the Sidney Pier Hotel & Spa has pet friendly rooms, which is great for travelers with canine companions. Overall, I'd say the hotel is laid back with a touch of class, and definitely not stuffy – which totally captures the spirit of Vancouver Island.
The suite we stayed in at the Sidney Pier Hotel & Spa was comfortable and cozy. It had huge windows with a French balcony, a small table to sit for coffee or breakfast, a couch for visitors, and a plush king-size bed.
Let The Games Begin
When we entered our room, we found two truffles from Rogers' Chocolates, a small kit of Lego with a car on the box, and a note. The note mentioned a few things: to meet in the Sallas Room at 5, to bring the unopened Lego box with us, that the secret word was "Rutabaga", and that something was hidden in the room. We scoured the room to find this item, and even flipped up the mattress together. Of course, we didn't find anything.
When we met with the rest of itgroove in the Sallas Room downstairs, it was revealed that there was no "secret item" and that Sean's wife Wendy was the mastermind behind the trick. We all thought it was hilarious.
The Lego kit did, however, serve a purpose. Each of us, teamed up with our spouses, were timed for how quickly we could assemble our Lego kit. As a prize, the winners received – what else? – a box of Lego.
Our dinner menu was from Haro's Restaurant and Bar. There was a nice mix of fresh, healthy and vegetarian options, and more "classic" meals like steak, pasta, and burgers. The food was delicious! We also liked that the hotel put our logo on the place cards – it was a thoughtful touch.
After dinner, we walked over to Miracle Lanes for a few rounds of glow bowling. We had some seriously awesome, old fashioned fun, with an air of friendly competition and 80's tunes blasting through the bowling alley. Note to self: next time, bring a highlighter to draw on peoples arms and faces (it shows up under black light).
When bowling was over, we headed back to the Sallas Room in the Sidney Pier Hotel & Spa to play a Xbox One game called Fibbage on the projector screen. It was my first time playing Fibbage, but considering how my belly hurt from laughter, it won't be the last. Oh yeah, and there were some awesome prizes at stake too. I won a personal blender (think Magic Bullet but a water bottle) that I use all the time.
Thanks for the Retreat!
The whole team had an amazing time at the Sidney Pier Hotel & Spa this year. It was a great way to have some fun in a typically slow month. Plus, it's always fun to see coworkers outside of regular office hours and with a bit of "truth serum" in their systems. I'd definitely recommend the Sidney Pier Hotel & Spa for Vancouver Island visitors and staycationers alike.
Last, but not least, a huge thanks to Sean for treating us to our getaway and for just being generally awesome.


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Are you planning a visit to Rocky Mountain National Park? Do you want to take stunning photos of this incredible landscape? Then you will want to get a copy of this book. The Landscape Photographer's Guide to Photographing Rocky Mountain National Park is the only book of its kind telling you where to go and when to be there. Most travel books are written by people who've made a quick visit to a national park and then write about it. This book however is based on over a decade of professionally photographing this park. In it you'll learn lots of helpful insights that you would only gain by having lived here yourself.
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Toronto-based singer-songwriter Kat Burns just put her very first recording out into the world, and now she's going to do what most artists do: tour to support it. She's sticking close to home, playing most of her summer shows in Ontario, but she will venture up to Quebec at least once.
Next up for the songstress is a performance in Toronto with fellow Ontario indie rock band Tacoma Hellfarm Tragedy. Burns will pair up with the three-piece a few more times throughout July; visit Burns's website at playthetriangle.com for more information.
Released mere weeks ago in May 2005, Burns's
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July 14, Oshawa, ON - Velvet Elvis
July 15, London, ON - Alex P. Keaton
July 16, Windsor, ON - Phog Lounge
July 22 & 23, Tweed, ON - Trudeau Park (Foxstock)
July 28, Peterborough, ON - Grassroots
July 31, Toronto, ON - Sneaky Dee's (Wavelength)
August 21, Montreal, QC - Le Divan Orange
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We have had a fantastic first full week at school. The children have all coped amazingly well with the longer days although; I am sure they are all ready for a well-deserved weekend. On Wednesday the children went to their very first singing assembly and today we went to the whole school celebration assembly. It is great for the children to be part of the wider school community and they have really impressed me with their behaviour during assembly.
Personal, Social and Emotional development- This week we have enjoyed getting to know one another and establishing new friendships. We have also talked about our class rules for the year and why it is important to have rules at school. I have been really impressed by how well the children have remembered the routine of the school day and the newly established rules.
Communication and Language-We started our week by sharing our weekend news with our new friends. The children worked with talk partners to share their news and listen to their partners news. We have talked a lot this week about the importance of listening to others and valuing their ideas and opinions. It is great to hear the children having conversations with their new friends whilst playing.
Physical development-This week we have been working on our gross motor skills, throwing and catching a ball and climbing over, under and through the 'A' frames outside. We have also worked on our fine motor control, using scissors and developing the correct pencil grip.
Literacy-The children all worked really hard on their first piece of writing for our writing wall. They all talked about their weekend news and then had to write about it. Throughout the year we will be adding writing to our writing wall and this is a great way to see the progress that your child is making with their writing.
Maths-We have been counting lots this week. Singing lots of number rhymes and songs and developing our knowledge of numbers. Our main maths focus this term will be number, recognising numbers, counting and ordering numbers and matching a number to a quantity of objects.
Understanding the World-This week we have enjoyed exploring our school environment and getting to know where things are. We are also enjoying talking about things that are important to us and sharing these with others in order to gain an insight into each other's lives.
Expressive art and design- We have spent a lot of time admiring ourselves in the mirror this week and talking about what we look like. This was all to prepare for painting our own self-portraits. These are still a work in progress but will soon be on display in the shared area. During our quiet time in the afternoon the children have enjoyed relaxing and listening to calming music and talking about how that makes them feel.
WOW leaves-In your child's book bag is a WOW leaf for this term. Please see our class welcome letter for more information.
Self-registering- Please remind your child that they need to find their handprint and sign themselves in each morning.
Milk-From next week we will be having milk each morning with our morning snack. If your child would like milk they need to sign up on the milk board each morning.
Book bags-Sorry to keep moaning about book bags but it really does help us if your child has a book bag in school every day. We often have letters and information to send home and if your child has a book bag then we know that this will reach you safely. Please could you check your child's bag each night for letters and notes in the home-school book.
Water bottles-Just a reminder that water bottles should only have water in them and not squash.
Family photos- Please send in a family photo for our families display. It would be great if every child had a photo for our board.
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Our host family program is an important link between the scholars and the local community. Each scholar is welcomed into his host family's home as a member of the family every Sunday and one weekend a month. Through Host Families, the scholars are given a "home away from home", an opportunity to experience the community by participating in normal everyday family activities – from chores to social functions. This broadens the scholars' experiences and often builds lasting relationships that become life-long friendships.
Almost every host family has days when a substitute family is needed. Each scholar has an alternate family for just such occasions. We also have a list of substitute families when the scholar's alternate family isn't available.
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Although affiliated with the National A Better Chance Organization, Westport's A Better Chance Community School Program is self-supporting and managed by a volunteer Board of Directors. We are dependent upon volunteers from the community for the success of this program.
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My husband and I have been on about 15+ cruises with various cruise lines. We have gone with many couples, by ourselves and with family. Our cruise on the MSC Orchestra was with another couple which are very good friends. I always read ... Read More
My husband and I have been on about 15+ cruises with various cruise lines. We have gone with many couples, by ourselves and with family. Our cruise on the MSC Orchestra was with another couple which are very good friends. I always read reviews before traveling and feel very strong that if they help me....then maybe I can return the favor. We are in our mid-50's, physically fit and enjoy traveling. We like the senior discounts but hate being called senior citizens just quite yet. We all have children who are grown now and a couple grandkids. I mention this for I have found that couples with children tend to appreciate more when they themselves have a chance to be waited on, meals cooked and rooms straighten twice a day. Those that have never had the chance to be second to a child tend to demand more from the staff and complain more.....just my observation after taking many cruises and listening to those that complain about anything and everything. Let me first say that I read the reviews on the MSC Orchestra and had some reservation on some of the comments before taking this cruise. But then again, many said very positive things about this ship so I was anxious to see what it was really like and how we would like it. Having taken 15+ cruises over the years, I have found that many people go on cruises and complain from when their feet hit the deck to when they leave the ship so I always take that into account when I read reviews. And now my review: We arrived about 11:30 handed our bags over and got in line with our friends for our 1st day of cruising. The lines went pretty quickly (15 minutes) and we were up on the ship. We first headed to our rooms to check the location and condition. What we found was a spick and span room, no smoke smell, a little smaller than some ships I have been on, nice balcony but a tad smaller as well, bath about standard, closet space about standard. There was a refrigerator, blow dryer, desk area, small table and chair. The colors were tans and blues and very eye appealing. Off to the buffet or as I refer to it "the feeding frenzy". Once again everything was very clean with a nice selection of food items from fresh fruit, salad bar, roast beef, hot sides, dessert, soup, veggies, breads, hot fresh pizza. If there isn't something you can find to eat in this array of items then you are a very picky eater or not hungry. I made myself a large salad added a piece of fresh hot pizza and I was set. I found everything to be cook correctly and very tasty. The other couple that came with us also found the food to be good for a buffet. Throughout the cruise we visited the buffet just a few times for breakfast or snack and felt it very good. The buffet staff was superb. My husband did enjoy the pizza throughout the cruise!! Off to the spa and gym area to check it out. The spa area was very clean and oh does it smell good!! The gym was used by my husband during our cruise and he said it was very adequate. They have a very nice area available for free that has two dry hot saunas and two large moist saunas with nice changing facilities. Both couples used this area and enjoyed it very much. Later on in the cruise the girls both had a hot stone massage which was wonderful and got a special of $99 for an hour!! I don't normally get massages at home so they are a treat on a cruise. Worth every penny! We snuck down to the dining room to check our table out. We were in the Ibisquis Dining room which is one of two formal dining rooms and they are identical. Our table was for 4 (perfect) and we had ocean view windows. The dining room is decorated with a formal dEcor and is very eye appealing. Seats were comfortable and the area and table never seemed crowded. Our waiter, assistant and head waiter were wonderful. They were always there to greet with a smile and gave us very efficient fast friendly service. There has been some negative discussion of the food in the dining room on the past reviews. I am not sure where these people that write negative reviews eat out, but I am guessing that since they are not going on one of the top expensive cruise lines, they eat at normal for the most part inexpensive average restaurants like most average Americans. With that being said - the food was great and better than most moderately to upper priced restaurants!! There are almost always 3 choices for appetizers, soup, salad, and about 7 choices for the main course and 4 choices for dessert. Now if you can't find something you like with those choices - stay home!! This is not to mention the items always on the menu like steak, chicken, pasta, Caesar salad and ice cream. I love the appetizers! My husband's favorite is chilled fruit soups and this ship did not disappoint!! He said he had the best soups and such a variety from any ship we have been on in the past. We also had some of the best salads we had had on a cruise ship. Some of my favorite main dishes were - rack of lamb, prime rib, veal dishes, penne pasta, mahi mahi. We did try the lobster which hasn't gotten great reviews but we thought it very good. Now we are from Florida so I am sure Maine Lobster can't compare. We ate every meal for dinner in the dining room and most lunches and about half breakfast. Desserts were fabulous with my favorite being panna cotta. Many times at dinner we just ask for one of each and then our table of 4 friends would put in the middle and share. This way we tried everything and never once left hungry!! I LOVE the portions that they give you on this ship. Just enough and not overwhelming and you never leave hungry. I say if you want to not see the edges of your plate....go to the buffet and pile high and often!! At lunch and breakfast you are sat with many people you don't know....my rule at the table I sat at is "this is a no complaining table". The last thing I want to do is sit down to a nice meal and have someone complaining about the ship, food, waiters, spouse, kids, or anything really. Save those times for your husband in private or close friends that are use to you complaining and don't mind the constant whining. Public complaining is in poor taste and rude to those around you!! On a side note: What happens to people as they age.......their world many times turns inward and they concentrate so much on themselves and their wants and demands they forget about those around them. They forget about the people that work to make their life and trip enjoyable, they are so stuck on their wants that they forget to appreciate those around them; they are so busy complaining that they miss the small things in life that make you smile, they concentrate so much on the negative that they can't see the positive......I don't want to be one of them!!!! Unfortunately since cruises are made up of many senior citizens......you find many of the ME people on board. I am 58 and my goal is NOT to be one of them!! Life is way too short to not smell the roses.... So thank your waiter, thank you room staff, thank those that are trying to make your stay with them nice. Will they be perfect....probably not but then again.....life is not perfect and neither are you. You have a choice - you can live with a smile or frown.........people can enjoy being around you or avoid you at all cost. Is your choice to leave this world with a smile or leave it miserable? That is an easy one for me! I want my grandchildren to remember me smiling and with a kind word to say about life and people when I am gone. How will yours remember you?? Our actions speak our life! Now on with the review but I comment about people on board for they are a part of the overall ship review. It will help put into perspective your outlook and others outlook of the ship and staff. Don't be sucked into that dark unhappy hole!! Our room.....we had room 9029 which is a balcony. We loved our room and our room steward was great along with his assistant. How do they know just when to clean it and when you are gone?? It always amazes me and is for sure a talent. The room was a little smaller than some ships but large enough for the two of us. I don't think I would want anymore than two in the room though. We loved our balcony and so did our friends. We were right next to each other so the room steward opened up the partition so we could enjoy each other's company. The views.....I miss them already!! There is more than adequate storage for the two of us. The room also has a small refrigerator. We took the items out of the frig so we could put things we brought in.( By the way...they don't give you the 3rd degree or make you feel like a criminal when entering the ship with liquids like Norwegian did the last cruise we took.) There is a built in blow dryer by the desk which makes it convenient. The lights are tricky. You need to put your room key in the slot to keep them on for an extended period of time. I guess this way energy is not wasted when you are gone. I would say that I have had more comfortable beds before so if they were to improve.....I would say make a softer bed or mattress and pillow. Our room steward kept our room clean and our ice chest full.....what more can I ask for?? He was there when we needed him and gone when we didn't!! The shows........I loved those that we attended. Most cruises have the Vegas style shows but MSC was upscale from that!! They had a small version of Cirques Oley which we enjoyed. The "glow in the dark outfits" was really spectacular along with the aerobatics. But my favorite was the concerts. We attended two of these and loved every minute. The pianist got standing ovations for both performances and the classical music he played along with his history of the musicians were great. The string ensemble was spectacular as well. This group of women also played in the center of the ship many nights!! The four of us are not smokers so we stayed far away from the casino and any lounges that allowed smoke. But our days were pretty full so after dinner we played cards or headed back to the room if we didn't attend a show. There is a jogging track on 7 that we tried to walk daily. Also the stairs seems to be abandon by most so getting up and down floors for the 4 of us was a breeze. We avoid the elevators and choose to get exercise on the stairs working off all those great meals. The extra eats and drinks....We got the wine package online for 7 days. Very reasonable and we had a bottle each night. I did mention to the head waiter that I was hoping for some Italian choices with our wine package since it was an Italian cruise liner but there were just California wines which we found some we liked. We drink red and our friends enjoy white so 14 bottles was more than sufficient!! Drink specials were $5.50 each day and they actually put high quality liquor in the drinks and are very tasty. They also had some tasty coffee drink specials too. I had one of the best Cosmo's on the ship that I have ever ordered anywhere!! Gelatos are very tasty and one of my husbands favorite. They cost $2.00 at the Gelato bar but are well worth it!! Normally we go to the additional pay restaurants when on a cruise but my husband is not a Chinese dinner fan so we passed it this time. But to be honest, the food in the dining room was so tasty we didn't feel we missed out at all!! Normally unless there is an excursion that we can't resist we go on our own when visiting an island. We LOVE Bermuda and have been there 4 times before so no tour needed. We always rent those scooters they tell you to stay away from, and have a great time riding the island from one end to the other. This trip was unique for it left out of Ft. Lauderdale to Bermuda which is very rare. Living in Florida we booked this quickly for most of the time you have to go the NE (Boston, NYC) to cruise to Bermuda. The weather was fabulous when we were there - not to hot....not to cold. Perfect for scootering!! We visited the beaches, shops, and historic sites and loved every minute of it. Our friends had never been to Bermuda and said they would love to go back. The trip there and back was smooth sailing. You arrive when taking a big ship to the Dockyard versus Hamilton which is fine with us for scooters can be rented throughout the island. This is a Very inexpensive way to sightsee for they cost $50 a day.....but I always get the extra cruise insurance "just incase" of a mishap. I don't advise renting scooters in the Caribbean islands though for they drive crazy there and you do put your life in their hands. Tried it but will not do it again We did stop in Nassau for a day. We played golf on our own at Cable Beach Golf Course which is $130 a person. Cab fare there is $20 and about 25 minutes away. I am not a fan of Nassau so golf was perfect for us for the day was beautiful!! The course there is average but who could ask for better weather and more fun with friends!! We did bring a travel bag of clubs and chose to play in Nassau instead of Bermuda just because we had so many other things to do in Bermuda. But the courses are great in Bermuda too!! If we would have had an extra day in Bermuda we would have played both places.Now a few miscellaneous items......The sun deck never seemed crowded to me on the MSC but we always look for an out of the way spot to catch some rays. Front upper is normally my favorite. I loved the deck lounge chairs. They were very comfortable and have a flip top flap that you can put over your face which my husband liked. We were NEVER bothered by "do you want a drink". I hate to be approached continually about drinks so this was perfect. They have a big screen TV outside and night viewing of shows. The pools and spa's were emptied and cleaned nightly which may shorten the swimming time but I would much prefer cleanliness!! The crew was constantly cleaning, polishing, painting and vacuuming this ship. It was spotless in everyway!!! I loved the layout and our room location. The ship was very easy to navigate. I never felt crowded and could always find a spot to enjoy the view if not on our balcony. They do all announcements in many languages - this is an Italian ship that sails mostly ports overseas where people speak many languages. If this bothers you - pick one of the other more American ships like Carnival or the familiar ones you see all the time. I found it fascinating that they could sound so fluent in so many languages. We actually arrived early to all our ports which was great. We were fortunate to have wonderful weather all 7 days. So many times you hear people give reviews of ships based on the bad weather they have and the rocky ride they endured.....reality check - bad weather equals larger waves and usually a rocky ride. The ship and crew have absolutely nothing to do with your weather!! I loved the location of our room but before I book any cruise I check out the location in relationship to other space on the ship. I will gladly pay a little extra to get the room number I want instead of selecting a category and they pick my room. Everyone normally has that same option. Room temp was perfect....safe didn't work but I try not to bring expensive jewelry when I travel. If it was that important I would have called and had it fixed. Smoking is not allowed on the balconies and discouraged in the rooms - Yeah!!!! Announcements seem to be a lot less frequent on this ship so read and keep your daily newsletter. I have a smart phone with Verizon and called and changed my service so that I could get emails when in Bermuda. Only cost me $20 more a month and they prorate it.....great deal in my book!! Something to check on if you are traveling overseas and have Verizon.....just a tip! Would I travel again with MSC cruises.....YOU BET!! From the crew, view, ship, food, entertainment and destination I loved it all!! Feel free to email me with questions or comments at email@example.com. Read Less
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Optimized by customer feedback
Our previous, best selling version of this kit served us well for over 3 years. During this time we noted the requests and comments from customers which have been taken into consideration for the development of this new version. We've thrown away the e-brake handles in place of e-brake hall effect sensors. These mount on your existing brake levers so there is no issue with compatibility. We've changed the twist throttle to a thumb throttle which means you can keep your existing grips and have more room on your handlebars resulting in a cleaner looking finished product. Other changes include updated decals, matte black Dillenger hub motor, spokes and rim and the biggest change of all, the long range Samsung 13Ah battery system.
Long range Samsung battery
This new battery system is a major improvement for only a small increase in cost. Thankfully, just in the last year prices for Samsung cells have become very reasonable so we have opted for this impressive cell after thorough testing. The Samsung 26F cell is a 2,600mAh Lithium ion cell manufacturer by Samsung SDI for various applications. The longevity and stability of this cell at low to medium discharge loads make it ideal for this conversion kit. The cells are protected by an advanced BMS that controls everything related to the discharging and recharging of these cells to ensure they last a very long time and maintain good performance over the lifetime. The energy of this pack has now been increased from 360Wh to 470Wh. To see how big the battery and cradle is in real life and if it will fit in your frame on the water bottle threads, download the 'battery profile' document below this text.
High torque hub motor
This geared hub motor is 100% unchanged from previous models, apart from the new decals and matte black finish. We've kept this design the same because out of the thousands of units sold all around the world over the last three years there has been zero failures, which in a stressful application such at this is nothing short of astounding. The geared hub motor is 350W (limited to 250W in UK, EU and AUS) and has more torque than you would ever require, no matter the size of the hill or the load on the bike. Waterproof, zero maintenance, quiet, freewheeling (doesn't drag) and disk brake compatible. This hub motor has been so reliable and great to use that it has found it's way into many of our new e-bikes. Due to the torque we recommend the ARC Torque Arm for this kit
Ideal DIY conversion kit
The new Dillenger street legal kit is a great option for those looking to convert their every day bike into electric, where the finished product is a subtle conversion resembling a factory-made electric bike. The kit is made to universally fit any regular bike in 24", 26", 700C, 28" or 29er (just check your tire sidewall for your wheel size). There's no 'tricks of the trade' involved in installing this kit, it's designed to be assembled by a total rookie. If you get stuck, you can always just give us a call for help! Because bicycle forks are made to fit industry standard bicycle hubs, this enables us to produce a motor and wheel that is capable of fitting any regular mountain bike, cruiser, BMX, commuter, tricycle or road bike. If you're wondering exactly what's involved, download our manual which is located above this text.
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Additional Information
|Conversion kit
|Main Use
|On road, commuting, recreation and leisure
|Nominal Power
|Max Speed
|32km/h (20mph) restricted to 25km/h in display settings for AU and UK
|Max Range
|100km (62miles)
|Average Range
|65km (40 miles)
|Throttle Only Range
|50km (31 miles)
|Throttle Type
|Thumb throttle
|Pedal Assist Levels
|Handlebar Display
|KING-METER KT3, Newer Street kits are shipped with the C965 LCD display
|Double wall eyelet
|13G steel
|Wiring type
|EB-BUS waterproof cable set
|Max Rider Weight
|Battery Chemistry
|LiMn2O4 Lithium Ion
|Nominal Battery Voltage
|Charged Battery Voltage
|Battery Capacity
|Nominal Battery Energy
|Battery Removable
|Battery Cell Type
|Cell Spec
|Samsung ICR18650-26F 2600mAh
|Cell Configuration
|Built in BMS
|Other Features
|USB charging, battery cradle included
|Maximum Battery Charge Cycles
|Battery Charger Type
|SANS 36V 2A Smart charger
|Battery Charge Time
|6.5 hours from empty
|Motor Brand
|Shengyi OEM for Dillenger
|Motor Model
|Motor Voltage
|Max Motor Power
|Drive Type
|Geared hub drive
|Motor Sensors
|Hall sensor
|Controller Brand
|Dillenger OEM Sinewave with stealth cradle mount
|Controller Operating Voltage
|Controller Max Voltage
|Controller Low Voltage Cutoff
|Controller Operating Amps
|Controller Nominal Power Output
|Controller MOSFET Tubes
|Controller Sensors
|Hall sensor
|Total Weight - No Battery
|4.5kg (9.9lbs)
|Battery Weight
|3.2kg (7.1lbs)
|Total Weight
|7.7kg (17lbs)
|Battery Width
|82mm (3.2")
|Battery Length
|360mm (14.1") including cradle, 315mm (12.4") without
|Battery Height
|125mm (4.9")
Whats in the Box?
|Rim w/ Motor
|~6kg - Cable Length 400mm
|Cable Length 490mm
|LCD & Handlebar Controller
|1 x LCD (66mm x 97mm) (Cable Length 170mm)
1 x Handlebar Controller (23mm x 45mm) - Cable Length 290mm
1 x Mounting Bracket
4 x Half Rubber Fittings
2 x Screw (M3.8 x 10mm)
1 x LCD User Manual
|Throttle 3 Pin Male
|Cable Length 175mm
Cable Length 175mm
|Pedal Assist Sensor
|1 x Sensor (Cable Length 355mm)
1 x Magnetic Disc (86mm)
1 x Metal Cir-clip
|Brake Sensors
|2 x Sensors (Cable Length 210mm)
1 x 3M Double Sided Adhesive
2 x Magnets (9.5mm x 9.5mm)
|4 to 1 Cable (Cable Length 1300mm)
|1 x Plastic Mounting Bracket
1 x Plastic Clamp
1 x M5 Screw
1 x M5 Nut
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Customer Reviews (19)
- Awesome KitReview by Antony
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So I decided on this one - and it is awesome. It comes with a throttle and pedal assist and easily takes me up to 20/21 mph and can still sustain 16mph + up a steady hill. The motor is nice and quiet and if you want to 'power away' you can just gently twist the throttle. The torque is really strong and it accelarates smoothly and powerfully. I have it on max power most of the time and so far my longest ride has been 34 miles - there was still around half the battery power left - so the headline of 62 miles seems about right. There is a manual on this site with instructions on how to change a number of settings - including the max speed the motor will run at and swapping from KMs to Miles on the display. The motor seems to have a physical maximum speed of around 22 mph (although i have set it to 25). Having said that it still goes quicker if you dig in a bit or go down a hill.
I fitted it to my Trek FX 7.5 and it was a fairly straight forward process. I took most of the day on it so i could give it a deep clean and service , but i would say it actually took around 2 hours to fit. The low position of the battery was a real selling point for me as it stabilises the extra weight. The bottle cage mount fitting system is excellent.
A couple of preparations that some may need to consider.
1) The axle on the replacement front wheel is a mm or so thicker that the drop outs - so have a file available and be prepared to file them back - takes about 20 mins of elbow grease!
2) I have a hollowtech 2 bottom bracket so there is no space for the pedal assist disc to fit. However, if you cut a 45 mm core hole in the middle of the disc with a wood core drill you can fix it to the left pedal arm using a putty glue like Sugru - i used 4 fixings and it is rock solid. Shame this version couldnt be provided in the kit as an option Dillinger? :)
I would also recommend that you fit a torque arm to protect the bottom of the forks - the forces generated around the lower fork are huge. Dillinger can supply one or there are cheaper options on ebay. I got a stainless steel one for £8.95 and it is ideal.
Overall this is a great solution and although there were a few snags to overcome - i think this is reasonable for a universal kit :)
(Posted on 14/03/2019)
- great piece of kitReview by dean
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Everyone should leave the car keys on the hook and cycle to work on a Dillenger bike. They will become fitter and more at ease with the world around them.
keep an eye on the front wheel spokes, they will need a tighten after the initial few miles. Thereafter they settle down.
(Posted on 10/07/2018)
- great product, works as described Review by salvatore
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- Great ProductReview by Cam
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- Excellent Quality - I look forward to commuting so much more now.Review by Michael
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Dillenger product is solid and I only had issues with the brake sensor sometimes not engaging or disengaging. I've since removed it and realised I never needed it. I did not install the throttle making the complete kit very easy to install and it looks neater and more uniform that way.
Battery will only last as advertised at the lower levels. At level 9, you're lucky to get to 40klms on one charge
On the flip side, 34kph is where my street legal motor maxes out and I'm happy with that as my feet aren't spinning uselessly, I still feel like I'm doing a lot of the work which is exactly what I want.
I use the torque arm just in case as it's a alloy frame.
Customer service line is very helpful too with detailed advice to get you going.
I've done 60klms per week since October and it has not failed me yet.
Highly recommended! (Posted on 29/03/2018)
- Perfect! (so far...)Review by mike
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- I sold my car. Review by Brian
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My bike is a frankenbike with a trek frame, built up for light touring. Drop bars with integrated shifters, big 105 cranks. I'm 160 pounds, 6'3", and I commute with a computer, change of clothes, likely 20lbs of stuff. So a big heavy bike carrying a lot of weight.
A lot of this bike was not compatible with this kit. The brake sensors never really worked out with the brifters, and the bottom bracket was too big for the pedal assist sensor.
So I ditched the brake sensors (just not pedaling stops the motor just fine), and I had to make my own pedal assist as a replacement. Everything else installed easily.
Despite these parts not fitting, I'm not complaining. This kit was designed to be generic, and my cobbled together bike fits no spec sheet. And in the end, everything worked perfectly. Total installation (even with the issues) only took a couple hours.
Speaking of how it works. I commute 10 miles each way to work and back, daily. Plenty of hills in Atlanta, but no mountains. At high speed, I don't have to pedal hard to get up those hills at about 17mph. At low speed (preferred) it makes my 200lbs of bike+human feel like I'm right a nice quick racing bike. Still requires a lot of pedaling to get up the hills, just removes the excess weight.
At 1k miles, I've had zero issues. It has worked every time. I can get about 2 days out of the battery. My bike gets rained on when it rains, I've had no electrical problems.
The only 'negative' Thing I can say is that I have to frequently retighten the spokes, despite never having it done it once on the back wheel after about 10k miles. But this is easy to do.
(Posted on 10/01/2018)
- Great price and ranges!Review by Paulo
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- Great value and torqueReview by Johannes
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I got so envious of her newly converted e-bike that I ordered one for myself also. (Posted on 17/10/2017)
- Great value, could use some clearer info on websiteReview by William
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I decided to put it on my wife's bike, which has the right bottom bracket, the right diameter bars, and no disc brakes, and installation was easy and the kit works great. Super happy with it. With a single pop-up window on ordering to make those three critical things less missable (bar diameter, bottom bracket requirements, and disc brake fiddly-ness), I would have felt more prepared for the kit or known that it wasn't for me. If I didn't have a separate bike to fall back on when my first plan didn't work my experience would have been very frustrating (again, partly my fault, but for people new to e-bikes and kits there is a lot to learn and a lot to miss if the info isn't super obvious).
Also, while this is not totally specific to this kit, I would say that having gone through a lot of reading and research, I think the geared hub electric wheel systems are the way to go for my commuting/no huge hills needs. I like that I can run out of battery power and the wheel just freewheels and remains easily rideable. My commute is 37 miles round trip and takes about 3 hours. I had been considering Uber rideshare or something else a day or two a week but I decided I wanted to stay on the bike every day and see if this would shave some time and effort off the ride. I save about 30-40 minutes a day on the commute and get home not exhausted. Super happy I went this route. (Posted on 02/10/2017)
- great kitReview by Rob
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- Great powerReview by Allen
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- Great first ebike conversionReview by Stewart
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The motor is plenty powerful, and after riding 12 ks to work and back twice, still shows full power (Posted on 13/09/2017)
- Great kit!Review by Johan
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I can highly recommend this kit, very easy to assembly (Posted on 10/08/2016)
- bike on viagraReview by frank
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- excellentReview by franki
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- Some considerations before starting.Review by Peter
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Support service very good and responsive.
I had some problems installing kit on my mountain bike and learnt a few things that I would like to share.
I tried to fit kit on an very up market mountain bike with high end components that was 10 years old. I was unable to fit the front wheel on without a lot of modifications and took many hours to fit to get the disc brakes and shocks to fit. I was then was unable to fit the PAS Pedal assist sensor on the cranks.
I then fitted the kit onto another mountain bike with standard cranks, basic brakes and standard forks and was able to get it to fit with minimal problems.
My observations while fitting the kit.
The space between the forks to fit the wheel is critical and must be at least 100 mm to bet be able to fit the wheel easily.
PAS is very easy to fit on standard cranks and works well.
Fitting disc brakes is likely to involve using spacers to get enough clearance so the wheel doesn't rub against the forks.
Buy the best tubes you can with the highest puncture resistant as changing tubes will be difficult on the road side.
Buy the best quality puncture resistant tires for same reason.
Have brakes adjusted well with good quality pads as you will need them.
Once up and running the kit performed better than I had expected. The kit is rated to travel at maximum 25 kph but will do 32 kph. With pedal assist i have pedaled between 30 to 45 kph commuting to work including minor hills without needing to shower when arriving at work. I have to travel a small section through traffic, the thumb throttle will get you across the intersection very smartly from a standing start.
The kit is very well priced considered the high quality of the battery which is supplied. I have looked at several other systems and none of them is as well designed or near this price with comparable components. The guys at Dillenger were responsive and helpful when I ran into a problems.
When I put another bike together with this kit I will consider putting it onto a hybrid bike with 700c wheels as I think the performance on that setup will be even better for straight commuting.
I hope my review is helpful to others wanting to set up their own bikes. Even with a few hiccups I think its very worthwhile and a lot of fun.
(Posted on 27/03/2016)
- Very Good!!Review by David
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The only issue is it's difficult to fit the throttle and brake senses on the Boardman so don't and use the pedal sensor instead, worked for me! (this would always be the case with any universal conversion kit)
I've installed many kits brought from china which have been okay and served a purpose but the Dillenger is the best in quality and performance! Very Good indeed! (Posted on 26/02/2016)
- One of the best!Review by Tony N.
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You've probably heard about MTV's Skins, and the latest ruckus about teen sexuality on TV. And you may know that the New Jersey Legislature is debating a bill that would create a program for teens about what's wrong with sending nude photos of themselves and their friends.
The two issues are not unrelated.
First, let's recap: Skins, an adaptation of a successful British series, just debuted in the U.S.; the Parents Television Council called it "the most dangerous program ever for children," so you know the show's creators have taken care to make it extra-outrageous. Co-creator Brian Elsey published an essay saying, self-righteously, "Skins is a very simple and in fact rather old-fashioned television series. . . . written from the perspective of teenagers, it reflects their world view."
So, you know—the heavy drug use, explicit sex scenes, disparaging nicknames for the girls' body parts … that's just life as teens know it, so just chill out, moralists.
Come on, Skins creators. Your critics may not be your target audience, but we're not stupid. Sex sells, especially teen sex. Especially a new show that pushes the boundaries shockingly further than ever before! You'll try to say it's about art and honesty, but we know it's about getting publicity and making money. We get it.
The problem is, young, impressionable people do not necessarily get this nuance. They think your glamorized,drug-addled, hair-gelled, under-aged actors are sophisticated. Kids—especially unsupervised kids--imitate what they see in popular culture.
Which segues nicely into the topic of sexting. A 2009 survey by MTV and the Associated Press found that 24 percent of teens between the ages of 14 and 17 said they had been involved "in some type of naked sexting." A recent case in Hackensack reportedly involved a sixth-grade child. Sixth grade!
What links the two issues is an omission: Parental involvement. The legislature and organizations like the Parents Television Council are trying to step in where parents and guardians have not.
Sometimes I think it's we parents, not our kids, who need the educational programs. Our offspring are floating in a virtual cesspool of inappropriate media, but we often don't have time to investigate what it is they're watching or listening to.
True, every generation is shocked by the next one. Teen sex and drugs we will always have with us. But I think it's fair to say that teen sexuality has never before been so commodified and commercialized, and so degraded. Dysfunction and disrespect--for self and others--make better drama, so that's what TV and movies will portray.
If our children are going to be exposed to another way of thinking about sex, about respect, about substances we put in our bodies, it's going to have to come from home.
MTV and many other companies are making big bucks by exploiting underage sexuality. For parents, though, the bottom line is this: The buck has to stop with us.


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Hello everyone,
I'm sitting writing this blog from Dubai airport, as I wait from 8 pm to 4:20am to catch my flight home.
I sit and watch as nationalities of all walks pass by, shopping for stuff or excitedly going somewhere for December holidays. I'm struck again by the aspirations, dreams and longings people have locked up inside them, just trying to find expression…
I think of Ecclesiastes 3:11, where it says that God has put eternity in the hearts of man, and that so many people fail to realise that the intense longings for more, that was intentionally placed in them, were meant to be satisfied and met only in another world.
The beautiful story of Christmas is the story of that other world.
It is the story of God, and how He reached down into our world from His, announcing His intentions through His angels and His prophets to give this world incredibly good news.
Peace and joy, from heaven, could come into this world from the other one, and would be available for everyone who would look to His Son for salvation.
Our world doesn't need to be told it's in trouble and in a bad space. I think everyone knows that.
What they don't seem to realise is that the world is in a bad place because they're in a bad place!
The good news of Christmas is that God demonstrated His love for the people of this world through the incredible act of giving.
His act of giving His Son for the sins of the world as sacrificially as He did, is largely what we celebrate and remember each Christmas season.
Even the beautiful and creative decorations we see can remind us of all the ways we can express God's love and message to our world.
There are ways we're meant to emulate the self sacrificial nature of our God all year round. In fact, it becomes the very nature of the church, and we are given ample opportunities by the Holy Spirit to proclaim God's good news.
I want to encourage you to immerse yourself in the promise of the other world we were created for, to keep your longing and expectation there, to live now for the rewards there, to keep spreading the news of that other world, inviting others to the presence of Jesus, the greatest gift of God!
Let's enjoy this Christmas time with family and friends, focusing on the good news of those angels to the shepherds, "… Good news of great joy…" and be grateful for Jesus….
All my love,


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Megan Abbott: Dates for THE FEVER tour
On June 17th, Megan Abbott will release THE FEVER, her eighth novel.
The Nashes are a close-knit family. Tom is a popular teacher, father to two teens: Eli, a hockey star and girl magnet, and his sister Deenie, a diligent student. Their seeming stability, however, is thrown into chaos when Deenie's best friend Lise is struck by a terrifying, unexplained seizure during class. Rumors of a hazardous outbreak spread through the family, school and community.
As hysteria swells and more girls succumb, a series of tightly held secrets emerge, threatening to unravel friendships, families and the town's fragile idea of security.
The Fever offers a chilling story about guilt, family secrets, and the lethal power of desire.
Her tour kicks off with a release party at Book Court in Brooklyn, take a look at see if she will be at a store near you.
The Fever Book Tour
June 17
Book Court
Book Launch Party
163 Court Street
Brooklyn, NY
718 875-3677
June 18
WORD Bookstore
with Julia Fiero
126 Franklin Street
Greenpoint, Brooklyn
718 383-0096
June 20
Brookline Booksmith
with Stona Fitch
279 Harvard Street
Brookline, MA
617 566-6660
June 22
Aunt Agatha's
Ann Arbor, MI
Nicola's Books
Westgate Shopping Center
2513 Jackson Avenue
Ann Arbor, MI
734 662-0600
June 23
Barnes and Noble–Troy
396 John R. Road
Troy, MI 48083
248 577-5056
June 24
Square Books
Courthouse Square
Oxford, MS
662 236-2262
June 25
Murder by the Book with Vicki Pettersson
2342 Bissonnet Street
Houston, TX
713 524-8597
June 26
Book People
603 N. Lamar
Austin TX 78703
512 472-5050
July 1
Poisoned Pen
with Jeff Abbott
4014 North Goldwater Street
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
888 560-9919