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With two rocky,
technical downhills, some fast swooping singletrack and a couple fire road
climbs, that are mean but not brutally punishing, the Sycamore Canyon race near
San Diego is one of the best venues on the Racers and Chasers circuit.
The goal of the
Marathon class is to do as many laps as possible within a 3.5 hour period, so
in order to get a healthy dose of punishment, I signed up for the Men's Open
Marathon Class and raced it on my singlespeed.
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little more challenging, unseasonably warm weather (80+ degrees) and a howling
Santa Ana wind made conditions drier than a popcorn fart. You could feel the
salt crust drying on you just standing around the parking lot, so staying
hydrated was an absolute must.
The first couple
hours went smooth as I settled into a comfortable pace letting fellow
singlespeeder Aaron Hauck ride a minute off the front of John Camerino and me.
After Aaron had bike issues, I slowly pulled away from my riding buddy John and
found myself in the lead riding alone...until the beginner race started.
timing was not on my side as I approached the gnarly, baby head boulder strewn
downhill just as the beginners were - to put it nicely -
"negotiating" their way down. Certain sections were apocalyptic, with
people skidding, sliding and crashing everywhere. After dodging the mayhem and
almost crashing a poor woman out of the race, I managed to work my way through
the beginner field.
With about an
hour left I arrived dead in the middle of Cramp City. It started as a little
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inner quads, you name it. All different muscles conspiring all at the same time
to bring my downfall. As I stood on the side of the trail stretching, the same
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the woman who I nearly crashed. She gave me a well-deserved scolding and I
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Before the rent shot sky-high, The City of Lights was every artist's nesting ground, from Ernest Hemingway's famous neighborhood to Jean-Paul Sartre's favorite sidewalk cafes during time outs with Simone de Beauvoir.
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Designer type: Kris Sowersby
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One corner of the blogosphere fell into rapture late last year, as font geeks everywhere welcomed FF Meta Serif, a sweet complement to the ever-popular FF Meta typeface. Meta Serif also marked the arrival of its co-creator, 26-year-old Wellington font designer Kris Sowersby. Sowersby's picked a demanding job—so what keeps him inspired through the arduous months of drawing alphabets? And what can he teach the music industry about piracy?
Why did you become interested in type?
It has its own appeal … it's so simple, it's black and white, positive and negative. And if you design a good typeface nobody will notice it—it just sits there and does its job.
It's an interesting mix of aesthetics and numbers. There's some formal design to it, and yet an aesthetic eye makes all the difference in a great typeface.
There are technical constraints that come into it too. Erik Spiekermann, who designed [the original] FF Meta, says 95 percent of a typeface is design and the rest is up to you. There isn't much wiggle room. The alphabet is already designed, you just design how letters are presented.
Right, but every now and then a face has something completely wonky, like Goudy has its hyphen on an angle.
That's the thing that you and I remember, but no one else. And it would be an accumulation of little details like that, say a slanted cross around the 'e' of Venetian perhaps. It all adds to the atmosphere.
There must be a huge amount of satisfaction in your work. It's not a niche pursuit, but it is specialised.
Yeah, it's not niche because the technology enables anybody to do it, but there are not many who do it well.
Do you need a perfectionist streak?
Yes! And you have to be able to endure hours of banal production work. I'd say 15 percent of it is exciting and creative, where you sit there and you draw, and you're matching up the forms. And the rest is just boring production shit. It gets tedious putting all the accents in and spacing and kerning.
So how do you get through that?
Eyes on the prize. Without deadlines nothing would ever get done. And you just know that it's worth it—if you're going to put that amount of time into it, it's going to have to be worth the result. You see some things people release that took ages, and they've wasted a whole lot of time creating something that's really nasty.
But they don't know it.
They don't know it. You have to have someone else—like everyone needs an editor, someone who can help you be critical about it.
Is there a feedback loop in there as well?
Yes. For FF Meta Serif, Christian [Schwartz] and I did all the work on that and Erik [Spiekermann] really art-directed. His feedback was crucial because he knows what Meta is, obviously.
Was it Christian who first got in touch with you?
Yes. I always speak to him on iChat. He said 'Oh so do you want to do Meta Serif?' and I just stared at him and thought 'What the fuck, are you joking?' He turned out to be quite serious.
How happy are you with the result?
Very, very happy.
You should be, it's awesome.
Thanks! I learned so much about how to draw, and how to space, and about the correct production schedule from Christian. It was the process that I think I got the most out of. But I'm hanging out to use [Meta Serif], and I haven't had a job yet where I can use it, which is the worst thing—you design these things and you don't actually use them, other people use your tools.
Particularly if they don't pay for them. I guess the music industry could learn a lot from you—fonts must be the most casually stolen property around.
Yeah! A font is like an MP3, it's a small digital file. A lot of designers just pass these around like STDs. It's like nobody really cares … at first I was shocked, but then I thought there's nothing you can do about it. These people just aren't going to pay for it.
I do get a bit pissed off about it, and I do worry about it. But piracy still happened back in the days of metal type as well. If someone released a design people would re-draw it and re-release it.
What would be the greatest phone call you could get tomorrow saying 'Can you do this?'—aside from Idealog?
There are quite a few dream calls. One would be from the Dominion or the Sunday Star-Times saying 'Oy, you're a Kiwi designer, we're a Kiwi newspaper, you should design some custom typefaces.' That would just be tickety-boo. I like getting contacted by Kiwi firms, because it's quite nice when they ring up and say we've got a job and you make typefaces, so maybe you can help us out. That's pretty good.
How often does it happen?
In New Zealand, the only firm to have commissioned me, three typefaces thus far, is DNA Design. One was for the All Blacks, one was for the Moriori Trust and the other one was for Victoria University.
Most of the money is from offshore, and most of the sales from typefaces is offshore as well. The international market is just so beautiful. I get the breakdown of my royalty reports to see who's buying. I've never even been to these places, I don't even speak Swedish, they're buying my font, this is great!
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Steak with Winter Wheat Berry Salad with Figs & Red Onion and Fennel and Radicchio Winter Salad with Pecans.
Left out the honey (by mistake) in the farro salad and substituted two shallots for the red onion. I also tossed in some feta that was hanging out in the fridge — I'd guess it was about six ounces.
Herbed roasted chicken with beet-feta-orzo salad and green beens.
I should consider calling this "dinner on Sunday" instead of "dinner tonight." My new schedule has been keeping me so busy that I really don't have time to cook until the weekend and on Saturdays, I'm usually more concerned with catching up on the other things I've missed doing during the week. Like reading.
But, at the sacrifice of precious time I could be spending with my head in a book (only twenty pages left!), I decided to make dinner tonight. The roasted chicken from last week was so good that I wanted something similar again. I stuffed some minced herbs under the skin in the morning: fresh sage, thyme, oregano and garlic. The kitchen smelled incredible afterwards. I just realized that I forgot to pop the lemon I bought in the cavity before I roasted it. C'est la vie.
The beet salad was really the "star" of the meal though. I saw this recipe a few weeks back and made a mental note to myself. It sounded like a good combination. So tonight I went about making it based on what I remembered. I roasted the beets. I used shallots. Skipped the pine nuts completely. Seasoned to taste and I tasted a lot along the way because this salad is hard to put down. I was tempted to skip the chicken and just eat this instead.
Zuni Cafe's roasted chicken, the Smitten Kitchen version. "Farro Salad With Roasted Mushrooms and Parmesan" from Food52. Roasted broccoli with lemon.
Two things: the chicken is incredible. The skin is utterly perfect. I don't usually eat chicken skin but this was irresistible. Secondly, the farro salad is also super. I was nibbling away at it while I made the chicken. I decreased the olive oil (and used a fairly high-quality one), increased the parmesan and I wish I'd bought more mushrooms. I think this could easily take another half-pound of mushrooms to become more of a mushroom salad with farrow and parmesan.
"Beef and Barley Stew with Mushrooms" from Simply Recipes. "Cauliflower with Mustard-Lemon Butter" from Epicurious.
Dinner tonight was a Real Dinner. Stew with melty-soft chunks of beef and roasted cauliflower so wonderful that I'm glad I had already packed away the rest of the dish, otherwise I might have gone back for seconds, thirds and possibly eaten the entire head.
I kept both recipes mostly the same, although I only casually measured the ingredients for the stew. It's likely that I inadvertently increased all of the vegetables. In addition to turnip, I also added a fennel bulb as suggested by one of the recipe's commenters. Really enjoyed this additional. I didn't use sour cream.
Unfortunately, Real Dinners have become a little few and far between recently. I've lately been feeling a little uninspired when it comes to eating and then there's this matter of going back to Real College: balancing 36-hour work weeks during the day with nine credits at night. Thankfully, this stew has not only fed me tonight but has also put a total of five additional meals into the fridge and freezer.
Pork and eggs with cellophane noodles over brown rice.
Somehow, as if by magic, weeks have gone by since I've made a dinner worth posting here. Dinner tonight is really no exception but decided to document it anyway.
I know: this doesn't look like much. I came up with it while I sat at my desk working and craving completely different things — pancakes and eggs, fish curry, possibly a burrito — but knowing that I hadn't done a shop in awhile and didn't really feel like doing one tonight. So I worked with what I had: ground pork, eggs and the usual assortment of dry goods, including cellophane noodles and dried shrimp, which give this dish a nice umami flavor. It's finished with a drizzle of toasted sesame oil that lingers towards the end of the bite. It reminds me of several Cantonese dishes I grew up eating, so I'd classify this as comfort food.
Spicy Italian sausage with broccoli rabe and orecchiette.
On what I believe was the coldest day of the winter thus far, my apartment was without heat. I spent the day working from home: huddled under layers of clothing, drinking tea and craving chicken soup.
This was a very mild-flavored dish but very warming. I poached two boneless chicken thighs (frozen and defrosted) with black peppercorns, Sichuan peppercorns, two star anise, a dried tangerine peel and a bay leaf. I was after an aromatic broth — something cozy. Once the chicken was done, I blanched half a head of romaine lettuce, then cooked the noodles. While I was assembling things in my bowl, I drizzled on some toasted sesame oil and topped everything off with the cooking broth.
Dinner tonight hit the spot.
Another old favorite, "Ants Climbing A Tree (Bean Thread Noodles with Minced Meat) (Ma Yi Shang Shu)" from Fuchsia Dunlop's Land of Plenty. Eaten over zakkoku mai, Japanese short grain rice with mixed grains.
"Quick Beef Stew with Mushrooms and White Beans Recipe" from Simply Recipes. Eaten with brown rice.
This is good for a weeknight dinner and I would certainly make it again. However, it's no substitute for a long, slow stew.
"Roasted Chicken With Dijon Sauce" from Smitten Kitchen, adjusted to one and a half pounds of chicken — drumsticks only. Roasted potatoes.
Dinner tonight was another instance of Make Space In The Freezer¹. You can see the back now. Just a little bit. Had I had more patience, I would have thickened the sauce longer but I was nibbling away at the pan of potatoes and tempted to eat a drumstick off the plate — I was hungry. The sauce was good but it would definitely benefit from being thicker.
1: Dinner tonight was also Slightly Unbalanced. I thought there were green beans in the fridge. There were not.


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Vega told officers she drove Levin to his home at 2242 Ira Avenue in Early. It was there, authorities say, Levin tied the woman up and stuck her in the trunk of his car. She says, later, he put her in the backseat and drove away.
Sac County Sheriff Ken McClure says after a half-mile, Levin lost control and went into the ditch. He fled on foot. A passer-by found Vega.
"A woman was in the backseat and she was bound with some rope," Sac County Sheriff Ken McClure said.
She told them she had been kidnapped. K-9 units found Levin hiding in a nearby barn and deputies took him into custody.
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While investigating this possible kidnapping, authorities made another discovery at Levin's home, the body of 45-year-old Marilyn Schmitt, Levin's mother. They believe she may have been dead for 2 days. Officials are waiting for autopsy results to determine the cause of death, however they are treating it as suspicious.
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The funniest thing happened this weekend. I was watching my favorite channel (discovery health) it was about conjoined twins. They were following this couple pregnant with conjoined twins and they were in the OB's office, I was thinking that room looks familiar. Then the dr came in and wow I think I know him. They put his name on the screen and to my suprise it was one of the dr's I had with my son!!!! It was kinda neat.
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I'm just interested to know if anyone with a K10D has experienced any of their pics leaning to the right. If so what have you done to put it right.
Leaned to right whilst taking :SLast Modified By Simon_Palmer at 17 Dec 2007 - 6:37 PM
Its gone very quiet all of a sudden. Question too difficult ?
A question similar to mine was posted on the pentax forum and it was very interesting to hear how many people had a problem with leaning images. It did'nt matter how well the camera was held or even put on a tripod, even using a spirit level, the problem was still there. So i am interested to see if members of this forum have the same problem.Last Modified By Ratcatcher at 17 Dec 2007 - 8:16 PM
A very common problem I would think. It's often very difficult to judge horizontality when squinting through a tiny viewfinder.
Just do the best you can and correct, if necessary, with imaging software. Sometimes judicious cropping can mask the problem quite well.
i don't think that when you've forked out £500 for a quality camera you want to be fixing the problem with imaging software. Especially when the problem does'nt seem arise with other Pentax models.Last Modified By Ratcatcher at 17 Dec 2007 - 9:40 PM
Does this happen on all K10D models, Or just a few isolated cases..?
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Denis MacEoin was born in Belfast in 1949, where he was taught English by the poet Michael Longley. In 1967, he fled to Dublin to study English at Trinity College. He left Dublin reluctantly in 1971 to study Persian, Arabic, and Islamic Studies at Edinburgh University. In Cambridge, he obtained a PhD in Persian Studies at King's (1979). A disastrous stint teaching at the University of Fez in Morocco followed (rain, dead dogs, half-pay).
From 1981, he taught Arabic and Islamic Studies at Newcastle University, until his Saudi sponsors removed him for teaching heretical subjects. By then, he had published the first of 14 novels as Daniel Easterman, The Last Assassin (1984). The Easterman books (many best-sellers, translated into over 10 languages) use the genre novel to explore serious political and religious themes such as anti-Semitism or Islamic terrorism. A collection of his journalism, New Jerusalems, appeared in 1993. As MacEoin, he has written books and nearly 200 articles and encyclopaedia entries on Islamic topics.
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Saturday June 26 at 7 pm A documentary with a strong Detroit connection. Techno was built in Detroit but it took Berlin and Tresor to knock the nail home . A documentary that goes far beyond the story of techno and electronic music and into the realms of social history. Tresor is and was the legendary music club in Berlin pre-war second world war underground vault hidden for over 40 years Until discovered by friends after the fall of the Berlin wall.This documentary shows with pathos,spirit and humor the musical connections between Berlin, Detroit and UK. Features Jeff Mills,Juan Atkins,Cristian Vogel and very rare archive of Timothy Leary.It also charts Tresor demolition and the move to a huge new gallery space a Tate Modern for Berlin.
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Who Has the Authority to Revoke Your Driver's License?
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - There are two different laws on the books in Tennessee dealing with the same issue. No one is sure just who can take away your driver's license.
Back in 1989, Tennessee lawmakers passed a law that 20 years later has some still asking an important question. The issue is who has the power to take your driver's license and the authority to give it back.
Four years ago, when Ryan Armstrong was 17 years old, he said his girlfriend told him she'd had too much to drink. She asked Ryan to drive her home. He had been drinking too and lost control of the car. His girlfriend was killed.
He said he relives that day over and over in his mind, wishing he could change what happened.
"That's the biggest regret I have," said Ryan.
In court, Ryan pled guilty to a vehicular homicide charge. As part of his plea agreement, the judge revoked his driver's license for three years.
Three years later, the Tennessee Department of Safety will not re-instate his license.
"They told me it was impossible, that I wouldn't get it back until 2014," said Ryan.
Attorney Jim Todd is representing Ryan in his effort to get his license back. He is surprised by the difficulty his client is having.
"We have affidavits from his probation officer, his parole officer, even the victim of this case's mother supports him getting his license back," said Todd.
The judge who revoked the license signed a court order re-instating Ryan's driving privileges. The Department of Safety said that does not matter.
There are two conflicting laws that both address what happens when someone is convicted of vehicular homicide. The first law passed back in 1937 says the Department of Safety revokes that person's license. A second law passed some 50 years later gives the authority to judges to ban that person from driving.
Todd said the two laws have created a lot of confusion.
"No one seems to understand whose authority it is to take away a license. The Court of Criminal Appeals says the courts have the authority to revoke licenses, but, again, the Department of Safety says, 'No.' The Tennessee Attorney General says, 'No,'" said Todd.
Legal expert David Raybin told NewsChannel 5 Investigates, "The law is real clear on this." Raybin was part of the group that helped write the 1989 law which he said takes precedence, meaning in Ryan's case, it should be up to the judge, not the Department of Safety.
The Department of Safety would not talk with NewsChannel 5 Investigates about the case or the problems created by having two conflicting laws. According to Safety Commissioner David Mitchell in a legal brief prepared in response to Ryan's request for his license to be re-instated, the Safety Department maintained that a criminal court does not have the authority to revoke a driver's license, only prohibit someone from driving.
"The Department of Safety says, and, I've talked to them about this in other cases, 'We don't care what the judge says. We go by this other law,'" said Raybin.
Legal experts said in courtrooms across Tennessee, judges routinely revoke drivers' licenses for various offenses, creating situations where you have two separate entities making decision on the same issue.
"I think somebody needs to get around to it and decide who's in charge," said Ryan.
Ryan walks or asks a friend for a ride to get around the MTSU campus where he is a student. He still is hoping the Department of Safety will change its mind and re-instate his license.
Others though, like Raybin, are not as optimistic.
"They're [the Department of Safety] not going to give in. They say until some court tells them not to, they're going to follow this [the 1937] law," said Raybin.
Raybin said it will take a court decision to clear up the matter. Ryan Armstrong and his attorney are prepared to challenge the law, if that's what it takes. They are still waiting to hear from the Safety Department about his appeal. The Department still has another two months to respond.
The Department said, in general, it will re-instate a person's license when his or her sentence is over. Ryan got 8 years probation, so that means he still has another 5 years under the Safety Department's rules before he'll be able to drive again.
Legal experts said the case potentially could impact hundreds of thousands of people across Tennessee who lose their driver's license in court for getting in trouble for everything from DUI and implied consent violations to speeding and even failing to pay traffic tickets.
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Postcards from Zito, Bill Crouch and Percy Crosby
I don't know anything about Zito. At first judging from the above cartoon, I thought he was a girly cartoonist.
Then as I found a couple more, it became obvious that he was a dog cartoonist. The third seems to be a World War II cartoon, but it's hard to tell. The top two are credited to the Novel Art Picture Co of New York while the "Victim" doesn't say anything.
This one is signed by Bill Crouch - anyone know if it's the comics historian? This is from the Mayrose Co. Publishers, Linden, NJ.
Finally, I think this is an early Percy Crosby. The postmark is Nova, OH, January 20 1912 and Pa asks his children to try to buy some clover seed when they're downtown and notes Mrs. Amos Woolfe died suddenly of a stroke of paralysis. Percy Crosby did the excellent "Skippy" comic strip for many years and it's overdue for a reprint.
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Those are so cool, especially the early Percy Crosby. Though I'm sorry to hear about Mrs. Amos Woolfe.
- JOHNNY ZITO said...
A girlie cartoonist by the name of Zito, eh? Sounds familiar.
Seriously I have heard of this guy. An old boss of mine went to a b&b in NH with his wife. The Piano Room there had a few of his prints around the room. I can't be positive, this was a while ago and it was only told to me in passing, but I think they were inked dog portraits.


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Towards the end of 2012 I was coming to the end of an exciting yet long running type design project and I was beginning to feel a wee bit twitchy. At it's heart, the craft of typeface design is expressive, exciting and evolutionary but it is also meticulous and precise. Having studied fine art at Foundation level before jumping ship into the world of graphic and typeface design, I had a strong desire to revisit my old art school stomping ground at Colchester Institute and to see whether my hand was still capable of detached expression and wandering scribbles. Now like a school boy eager to have ones pictures placed on the fridge I present my humble efforts created over the course of a few life drawing sessions. I hope that they may be of some interest. Enjoy!
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