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Pathetic Floral Arrangement – Ordered flowers from them through Floristexpress/Proflowers and all I can say is: "Buyer Beware False Advertising Florest Express is a Scam. I did not receive what I ordered and coming from this Conroy's Flowers shop and the bad reviews I can see why. "Florist Express offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you are not satisfied with our service for any reason feel free to contact us. We will either refund your money or redeliver a new product depending on ...the situation. The choice is yours!" This is false and untrue. Sure they will give you a 15% discount coupon on your next order. When I told them I would never order from them again they offered me a 20% discount. All I wanted was the flowers I ordered to be delivered correctly and I guess they can't do that. I ordered an arrangement of roses, lilies and alstroemeria and got daisies, lilie buds and roses barely open. They blamed their supplier again and again. Well here is the supplier. But NO REFUND or REDELIVERY. Where is that 100% guarantee?"
Note its been 3 days and the lillies still havn't opened. A pathetic display of flowers for $76.00
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The first movie was Good Night, and Good Luck. I'd thought, "George Clooney, what could go wrong AMIRITE?" but he's barely even IN it. This movie says "If our government goes on a witch hunt, EVERYONE IS SCREWED." Then it says, "Look, it's done it before, so it's not a crazy thing to worry about at all!" Then it says, "Okay byeeeeeeee!"
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So. Message received, Movie! I assume you wanted to hint that the same appalling craziness we just saw about trumped-up fears of COMMUNISM AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA SCARY SCARY COMMUNISM applies to, for example, trumped-up fears of SOCIALISM AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA SCARY SCARY SOCIALISM. But what I got out of it was that nothing can be done about what our elected officials take into their heads to do, and that furthermore even the craziest crackhead politician will find abundant equally-crazy supporters among the citizens. And this is something I have ALREADY NOTICED in our own city, where a certain member of the board is a noisy unpleasant loon and yet he wins way more votes than he needs to stay in office, EVERY SINGLE TERM, so I didn't really need to spend another hour and a half getting schooled.
The second movie I watched was The Visitor, in which the dad from Six Feet Under discovers that the government (again with the government) is mistreating friendly attractive immigrants with cute accents, by putting them in bad prison conditions indefinitely, denying perfectly reasonable requests to live and work here, trumping up fake charges as excuses to send them back to their original countries, etc. Well! This is certainly eye-opening, Movie, at least for those of us who had not already read Little Bee and already ALSO knew about the monetary and physical bribes required in those prisons!
And what is the solution to this terrible state of affairs? According to the movie, NOTHING. Just KNOW IT and SUFFER YOUR OWN IMPOTENCE, movie-viewer! Because in the movie, a United States citizen with ample time and money can hire a special immigration attorney and STILL be unable to do anything about even one single immigrant! But at least he learned how to play the drums, yay!


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FAIRMONT - State Street was busy with after-school traffic on Thursday afternoon in Fairmont, making tricky passage for young pedestrians on their way home. From 3 to 3:15 p.m., only one student used the new State Street crosswalk built with a Safe Routes to School grant.
Most kids drive themselves, car-pool or get picked up by their parents, especially when it's cold out. That means the new safety measures, completed earlier this school year, won't really be put to the test until the weather warms up in the spring.
Through the federal Safe Routes to School program, the city received a $165,000 grant, which it supplemented with $5,000. Fairmont Area Schools added another $5,000.
"We worked with the school throughout the process," said Troy Nemmers, Fairmont public works director.
Among the improvements the funds made possible are the new crosswalk on State Street, another crosswalk on Johnson Street that was actually completed three years ago, and additional sidewalks.
The new crosswalk on State Street includes a newly marked walkway, a pedestrian median, and a sign with flashing lights that are activated with the push of a button. The student who used the crosswalk on Thursday did not activate the lights but this reporter did, and traffic then halted to allow the boy to walk across the busy street.
Previously, the walkway had 24-hour flashing lights, which were pretty much useless in terms of safety, according to Nemmers.
"They had become a fixture people didn't even notice when they were driving," he said.
The city has no future plans for more Safe Routes to School improvements, though it will continue to take input from residents and assess potential hazards.
For general foot and bike traffic, the city is eyeing ways to improve its trail system using funds from the Statewide Health Improvement Program.
"We're developing an active transportation plan to look at the city's whole trail system," Nemmers said. "... We hope to get public input on that after the first of the year."


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MEA-MFT celebrates Members of the Year 04/15/2014
Members of the Year are leaders in their professions and in their local MEA-MFT unions. They are extraordinarily dedicated to the Montana citizens they serve and to their coworkers.
Field consultant position open at MEA-MFT 04/15/2014
MEA-MFT is seeking applicants for a field consultant position based out of our Missoula office.
On the shoulders of giants: MEA-MFT Hall of Fame 04/09/2014
MEA-MFT recently created a Hall of Fame to honor the heroes and trail blazers who made this union the stronghold of hope that it is today.
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"Energy, excitement -- people were buzzing."
Medicaid expansion back on track 03/27/2014
Initiative 170 (I-170) will make health coverage through Medicaid available for an additional 70,000 low-income Montanans. It would create thousands of jobs in Montana. It's the right thing to do.
Supreme Court says no to LR 127 03/25/2014
LR 127 is gone. A good day for voters' rights.
MEA-MFT member Angela McLean chosen as Lt. Gov. 02/10/2014
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MEA-MFT is proud to welcome Sen. John Walsh as our newest advocate for Montana in Washington
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MEA-MFT endorses John Lewis in U.S. House race 12/30/2013
MEA-MFT, Montana's largest labor union, has announced its endorsement of U.S. House candidate John Lewis.
John Walsh earns MEA-MFT's endorsement for U.S. Senate 12/23/2013
Montana Lieutenant Governor John Walsh, candidate for U.S. Senate, has earned the endorsement of MEA-MFT, Montana's largest labor union.
MEA-MFT Regional Trainings 2014 11/13/2013
MEA-MFT Regional Trainings a hit: more scheduled.
Common Core: Myths Undressed 10/23/2013
Please check out what one of Montana's most distinguished educators has to say, yet again, about Common Core and the wrong-headed myths opponents like to spread.
Job opening at MEA-MFT 10/21/2013
MEA-MFT seeks a qualified administrative assistant for its Billings field office.
Montana state employees: important info on the federal shutdown and you 10/09/2013
Since the federal government shut down last Wednesday, MEA-MFT has been in continual communication with the State of Montana – especially the Governor's Office of Budget and Program Planning -- to determine how the failure of Congress to adopt a continuing appropriations bill may affect Montana state employees.
Federal shutdown: impact on education 10/09/2013
How will the shutdown affect public education and education employees? MEA-MFT has been working with the Montana Office of Public Instruction to get this information.
October: National Bullying Prevention Month resources 10/07/2013
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Several resources and tips are available from MEA-MFT's national affiliates to help you use this event
Gov. Bullock & Commissioner Bucy present Labor Day Report 08/30/2013
Governor Bullock and Commissioner of Labor Pam Bucy presented the 2013 Labor Day Report to the working people of Montana today. It's a report full of good news.
50 year anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" 08/22/2013
Dr. King's legacy was about public education & unions as well as civil rights.
Fund public services, end corporate tax dodging 08/21/2013
MEA-MFT member-leaders Shannon Bender and Jill Cohenour led the charge today at a rally urging Congress to stop corporate tax dodging and restore funding for education and other crucial public services.
221 Montana children forced out of Head Start by sequestration cuts 08/20/2013
Nationwide, Head Start programs will have to eliminate services for 57,265 children in the coming school year -- including 221 in Montana -- due to sequestration's automatic, across-the-board spending cuts.
MEA-MFT delegates home from NEA Rep Assembly 07/09/2013
MEA-MFT members joined their colleagues from across the nation in Atlanta during the first week of July to supercharge the drive for public education and student success.
Session over: Against all odds, we did well 04/24/2013
The Senate has adjourned sine die. Session over. The news on this strange day should be very interesting.
HB 454 (PERS fix) passes final hurdle 04/22/2013
HB 454, the bill to amortize and save the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) just passed House 3d reading.
Rep. Assembly delegates rededicate themselves to the cause 04/18/2013
From Libby to Wolf Point, East Glacier to Glasgow and all points in between, MEA-MFT members from across Montana came to Helena for the annual MEA-MFT Representative Assembly (RA) April 5 and 6.
MEA-MFT celebrates 2013 Members of the Year 04/18/2013
Congratulations to Alex Schaeffer, Michael Hoffman, and Marilyn Besich!
Pension bills pass 3rd reading, school funding advances 04/17/2013
An amazing couple of days at the Montana Legislature.
More than 300 delegates attend 2013 Rep. Assembly 04/08/2013
Locally elected MEA-MFT from all over Montana came to Helena for the annual Representative Assembly April 5 and 6.
Head Start funding bill goes down 03/14/2013
The House Education Committee voted No on MEA-MFT's Head Start funding bill (HB 353) on a party line vote. Democrats voted yes, Republicans no.
Protecting your pension 03/06/2013
For MEA-MFT, protecting our members' pensions is a top priority for the 2013 legislative session.
MEA-MFT and allies release mid-session voting record 03/04/2013
MEA-MFT and our allies in Montana public education have been working together as never before during the 2013 Montana Legislature.
MEA-MFT Regional Training, Missoula 02/25/2013
Sign up for MEA-MFT Regional Training, May 3-4, 2013, DoubleTree by Hilton, Missoula.
Job opening at MEA-MFT 02/08/2013
MEA-MFT seeks a qualified individual to fill the position of Field Consultant, based in Billings.
Our legislative agenda 01/22/2013
Buckle your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy legislative session. MEA-MFT is ready for the ride.
Martin Luther King & Day of Action 01/21/2013
MEA-MFT member and legislator Amanda Curtis shares this timely quote from Martin Luther King, Jr. -- just in time for the State Pay Plan Day of Action:
The United States of ALEC 01/18/2013
This new Bill Moyers documentary shows how the private sector and state politicians are teaming up to enact laws that increase corporate profits at public expense without public knowledge. They're doing it in Montana, too. Right now.
Legislature begins 01/08/2013
This legislature will make decisions every day that affect your job, your paycheck, your pension, the people you serve, and the very future of public education and public services in Montana.
We Are Montana 12/21/2012
We are Montana. Don't let anyone tell you differently. Don't let naysayers, boo birds, and anti-government, anti-union yahoos tell you differently. We are NOT Wisconsin. We are NOT Indiana. We are NOT Michigan.
Michigan governor signs right-to-work-for-less bills 12/12/2012
Bad news: Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has signed the "right to work" for less bills into law.
Sandy Welch drops recount request 12/11/2012
Republican Sandy Welch is dropping her request for a recount in the state schools superintendent race that she narrowly lost to incumbent Denise Juneau.
MEA-MFT joins lawsuit challenging "Proof of Citizenship" Referendum 12/10/2012
Public employees shouldn't be held liable for determining whether a person is a legal immigrant or not. That's why MEA-MFT has joined with the Montana Immigrant Justice Alliance in a lawsuit to challenge and enjoin Legislative Referendum 121.
The latest attack on unions: Michigan 12/07/2012
Yesterday, in a surprise move, the GOP-controlled Michigan Legislature rammed right-to-work-for-less legislation through.
Denise Juneau wins 11/21/2012
With the provisional ballots now in, Denise Juneau wins the superintendent of public instruction race. Great news!
Election results 11/14/2012
MEA-MFT and our members worked our hearts out for our endorsed candidates, the candidates who believe in public services, public education, and employees' rights. It paid off.
Steve Bullock wins governor's race 11/07/2012
After a long night of counting votes, Steve Bullock is the presumptive winner of the governor's race in Montana.
Jon Tester wins U.S. Senate race 11/07/2012
MEA-MFT's endorsed candidate for U.S. Senate, Jon Tester, has won re-election.
Former MEA-MFT vice president Jim McGarvey dies 08/28/2012
Jim McGarvey, former vice president of MEA-MFT and longtime president of the former Montana Federation of Teachers, passed away this morning.
The scoop on parent-teacher relationships 08/19/2012
What do parents and teachers really think of each other? And how can they best work together for children's success? NEA teamed up with Parenting Magazine to find out.
LR 123 is OFF THE BALLOT 08/10/2012
The Montana Supreme Court ruled today upholding the District Court decision that Legislative Referendum 123 is indeed blatantly unconstitutional and therefore will not appear on Montana's November ballot.
MEA-MFT members at AFT convention 07/30/2012
Fifteen folks from MEA-MFT particiated in the AFT convention July 27-30 in Detroit, MI.


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Sexual health encompasses a broad range of interlinked mental, physical and emotional issues, reflecting how well-being, illness or a particular problem can influence a woman's sexuality and affect not only her but also her family, relationships, work and her own hopes and fears. Women's Sexual Health is a comprehensive reference and text book that holistically covers the full range of women's health issues from the young adolescent woman through to the post-menopausal woman. This book gives a holistic and balanced view of women's sexual well-being and of the inseparability of physical and mental health. The third edition of this successful book draws on a wealth of research and contributors' professional experience to provide a fully up-to-date and comprehensive textbook of women's sexual health.
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Henrico's Top Teachers – Kenneth Davis
GED Instructor/Intervention Coordinator
A high school dropout who struggled with a learning disability, Kenneth Andre Davis says that he became a GED teacher because he understands what it's like to feel less than smart.
Although he persevered – enrolling at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College and eventually graduating from University of Richmond – he never forgot how it was to be pegged as "lazy or slow."
He also never forgot the teachers who helped him through, especially a middle school teacher named Ms. Shaw. "She was hard on me," he says, "which I didn't appreciate then, but certainly did later on."
Originally planning to become a sportswriter, Davis obtained a degree in communications, and was preparing to take on an internship at the Richmond Times Dispatch. But in the meantime, he had begun substitute teaching at different schools.
"It wasn't until I subbed at Henrico High School, the school that I dropped out of, that I caught the teaching bug," says Davis, "despite not teaching anything up to that point in my life." When the principal asked him to take over the GED program temporarily, Davis found himself accepting the position despite his misgivings.
Five years later, he feels fortunate that he has found teaching. "I didn't know that I wanted to teach," he says, "although I always knew that I wanted to make a difference."
As a GED teacher, he strives to help his students see that high school isn't for everybody, and to know that the type of diploma a person gets does not define them. "It's what you decide to do with the diploma," he says, "that truly determines the key to your success."
To drive the point home, Davis displays in his classroom a board with photos of GED graduates from his previous classes, as well as a board displaying pictures of famous people who have obtained their GED.
It's clear from the words of the students and colleagues who wrote to nominate Davis as a top teacher that he has succeeded in imparting his message.
One former student credited Davis with helping him not only to receive a diploma, but also a scholarship to college. Others wrote that after obtaining their GEDs they went on to careers in the military, in nursing, and in other professions – often with Davis' help on their resumes and the job hunt.
"He always told his students to overcome any obstacle that they have had in life," said one student, "because he went through the same obstacles, but now he is a college graduate. "
The fact that Davis was once in their position, however, is just one of the reasons that his students find him inspiring.
"I wanted to learn in his class because of the vibe this guy gives to a classroom," said one student. "Even the most hard-headed of students that hate school [get motivated], because after class you've learned more than [in] a week high school."
"He is fun-loving and a loving teacher," said another student. "He has the compassion and heart. He [puts himself] in his student's situation and makes us know that we are a phone call away from him."
"He treats all his students with the same respect he gives any other adult," wrote another former student. "He never made us feel like we were young and immature like most teachers do. He never judged me . . . and even though I am young and married with a son, he helped me to realize my life doesn't stop there but may continue to get better with my education. "
"He always pushed me and never gave up on me nor my classmates," said a student. "Without Mr. Davis I would not be where I am today."
A colleague of Davis' wrote to say that he has never missed a GED graduation ceremony. While at Tucker H.S., he had the highest GED passing rate of all the teachers; he has also had the highest number of students take advantage of the college scholarship offer for GED recipients.
"He believes in his students," said his colleague, "and in turn they start believing in themselves."
Both Davis and his colleague cite the case of a recent GED graduate as an example of what can be accomplished once a student acquires that belief.
Even before the student entered his program, Davis had heard about him from other teachers – "and let's just say that they weren't singing his praises," he recalls, noting that the student had been described as hyper, disruptive, and disrespectful.
What's more, by his third year at Tucker, the student had acquired exactly zero credits.
In spite of his reputation, Davis was determined to give the boy a clean slate, and before long they had found common ground in their music and fashion tastes. According to Davis, they simply "clicked," and the boy began to improve in "leaps and bounds."
Within nine months in the program the young man was able to make up four years, says Davis, "due to his work ethic and strong belief in himself."
Now a freshman at Stratford University majoring in culinary arts, the former student invited Davis to his college orientation, where Davis says he found himself reminiscing about that "disrespectful, disruptive young man who went through two years of high school without a credit."
That's the beauty of his job, says Davis, and the source of his passion to teach.
"Right before your eyes, you watch their apathy turn into unbridled interest," he says, "and a once-resistant student turn into a willing and engaging one."
MADD walk raises more than $26,000
The Central Virginia chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) hosted its annual Walk Like MADD fundraiser April 12 at Dorey Park in Varina. More than 20 teams of walkers raised money from individual donors by participating in the walk, and in total the event generated more than $26,000 in donations for the organization. > Read more.
Varina Ruritans honor students
The Varina Ruritan Club hosted the winners of its 2014 Environmental Essay contest at its monthly meeting March 11 in Varina.
The contest, in its eighth year, was for the first time open to students in grades 3-5 at Varina Elementary School. (It previously was open to Sandston Elementary School students.)
The meeting included the winners, parents of the winners, Varina Elementary principal Mark Tyler and several teachers who were in charge of the contest at the school. > Read more.
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For the fifth consecutive year, St. Christopher's and Benedictine will play a varsity baseball game at Glen Allen's RF&P Park as part of a fundraising effort for the River City Buddy Ball program.
The game will take place Saturday, April 12, at 7 p.m., and the teams hope to raise $3,000 through donations, raffles and other efforts. Admission to the game is free, but fans who attend are asked to donate funds for the Glen Allen Youth Athletic Association's Buddy Ball program, which enables disabled children and teens to play baseball. > Read more.
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Do the Bunny Hop over to Meadow Farm on Saturday for an introduction to all the farm animals there! An introduction to "Global Sounds" – featuring Japanese, Indonesian, West African, Indian, and Brazilian music and dance performances – can be found at the University of Richmond. The University of Richmond will also host the annual Spider spring game, as well as the inaugural Spiders Easter Egg Hunt. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Do Muppets sleep? It's hard to say.
They don't really eat (or breathe, as far as anyone can tell). And only occasionally do they have visible, functioning legs.
As far as anyone knows, sleeping might be off the table. And that makes it very hard to accuse the Muppets of sleepwalking through their latest feature, Muppets Most Wanted – even if that's exactly what's going on.
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Heckle the trail.
Santa Cruz's single pivot all-mountain bike carries a long history of nipping at the heels of XC racers and pushing long-travel freeride bikes to their limit. That continues with the latest incarnation of this highly capable design, the 27.5in-wheeled, 150mm-travel Heckler R AM Complete Mountain Bike.
Taking cues from its VPP, 27.5-inch stable mate, the Bronson, this completely new Heckler has a 67 degree head tube, stubby chainstays, and a low bottom bracket to reward riders with a lively experience that allows experts to push limits and novices to hone skills. So, in order to ensure that this bike stays true to its goal of low-cost fun, Santa Cruz opted for hydroformed aluminum. Due to this, the Heckler provides the ride quality of rival bikes that cost twice as much -- all with the reliability to keep it out of the shop and on the trail. The light, yet strong, hydroformed aluminum front and rear triangles are shaped and butted to place more material where it's needed. This ensures strength and stiffness for confident descending.
But that strength isn't going to hamper a climb to the top. Instead, because of the hydroforming, any excess weight is eliminated to keep the Heckler feathery. With larger, 27.5in wheels, stiffness is paramount -- that's why you'll find that the rear triangle has an asymmetric shape and 142 x 12mm thru-axle. This prevents flex, and it ensures that suspension motion is directed to the rear shock and not into flexing the frame. Not to mention, asymmetric chainstays also helps avoid annoying chain slap.
The Heckler relies on Santa Cruz's proven suspension pivot location that places it slightly above and forward of the middle chainring. This provides responsive pedaling when seated, and a plush feel when descending. One drawback of single pivot designs has always been out-of-the-saddle sprinting, because the suspension will compress under rider loads -- losing energy to moving parts. Luckily, shock technology has mitigated that drawback. The FOX FLOAT CTD on this Heckler has three distinct damping settings, and one of them is designed to counter those stand-up pedaling forces. The front end of the Heckler complements that shock with a 150mm travel Evolution Series FOX FLOAT 34.
This fork features a CTD damper. It's equipped with a 15mm quick release thru axle, along with adjustable rebound, and a three-position compression adjustment. The wheels are comprised of SRAM 716 and 746 hubs laced to WTB ST i23 TCS tubeless rims, and they've been cased with 2.3-inch wide Maxxis High Roller 2 EXO Tubeless tires. Turning the rear wheel is a Shimano Deore triple crankset, an HG62 11-36t cassette, and a 10-speed HG-74 chain. For gear selection, there's a SLX Shadow plus rear derailleur and a M611front derailleur that are controlled by Shimano SLX shifters. These shifters share handlebar real estate with Avid's powerful Elixir 1 hydraulic disk brakes, which have been spec'd with a 180mm front and a 160mm rear rotor. The handlebar, stem, and seatpost are Race Face Ride componets, while a WTB Volt Race tops out this build.
The Heckler has guides for a seat dropper and ISCG05 tabs, just in case you want to make future upgrades.
The Santa Cruz Heckler R AM Complete Mountain Bike is available in four sizes from Small to X-Large and in the colors Gloss Blue/green and Gloss Black/orange.
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Are you going to stock this in the Club Tropicana (blue) color?
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Hi Steve,
We don't have any of the Club Tropicana/Blue Hecklers on order right now. We'll likely get some in later in the spring or summer. I just called Santa Cruz, and they have all sizes in stock. So if you would like one, give me a call! I can get one for you pretty quickly. Ask for Mike Nelson at extension 4076
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Club Tropicana/Blue bikes are now on order, expected to arrive in early April.
I rode the Heckler on Moab's Brand trail
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I rode the Heckler on Moab's Brand trails at Outerbike this year. I have also ridden Santa Cruz's Bronson, which shares the same wheel size, travel, and geometry but has the more sophisticated and expensive VPP suspension. The two bikes share the same rowdy rider position, light-and-easy steering response, and overall solid feel. The Heckler rear end does not have the same suppleness and glued-down tire feeling as the Bronson, especially at moderate speed and over square-edged bumps. When it is time to ascend, the climb mode on the shock will come into play more often on the Heckler than the Bronson. The Heckler 's single pivot does do some things very well, including fast rough descents, g-outs and hard landings. Consider the Heckler instead of spending the extra $399 for the Aluminum Bronson R AM if you like the simplicity and easy maintenance of one pivot instead of several, or if you want to spend that money on a dropper post instead.
What is the front shock on this bike? ...
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What is the front shock on this bike? Tech specs on left list Fox Float 27.5 CTD Evolution. Last line in 4th paragraph under description says: "The front end of the Heckler complements that shock with a 150mm travel RockShox Sektor Gold RL."
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It is a Fox Float 34 150mm CTD. I will get our copy team to correct the inconsistency.
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It's now January 18, 2014 and the 4th paragraph still says that it has a RockShox Sektor Gold. Is it really a Fox Float CTD on the front end of this bike?


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"If facts are an indication of success, then the launch of the African and African- Caribbean Design Diaspora in September 2010 is telling the incredible story of the totally unprecedented and unexpected achievement in gaining the spontaneous, enthusiastic and sometimes even unsolicited support and collaboration from individuals, official and private organisations, institutions and enterprises in this project."
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From September 18 - 23, 2013 the Exhibition of the AACDD Awards is the final accolade celebrating the best of the outstanding creative talent of black artists and designers of the 2010, 2011 and 2012 AACDD exhibitions.
A Point of Celebration for Black Creative Talent
A point of celebration is required to demonstrate the quality of creative thinking derived from London's and the UK's small but significant African and African-Caribbean* design community. This should provide a positive insight into design skills, engage and inspire others and create a promotional platform for designers working in London, the UK, Africa and the Caribbean.
The African and African-Caribbean Design Diaspora is a three year initiative of the British European Design Group (BEDG) to promote the creative skills and commercial potential of ethnic minorities of African and African-Caribbean descent in the UK and their creative counterparts in Africa and the Caribbean.
Co-funded by the Arts Council England/Lottery Fund and supported by the London Design Festival, the Initiative will run alongside the London Design Festival and the 2012 Olympics, with its final in September 2013.
Untold Gold - The 2012 AACDD Bargehouse Festival
The title of the 2012 AACDD Festival 'Untold Gold' places the outstandingly beautiful and original work of more than 150 artists and designers from the UK, Europe, Africa and the Caribbean alongside the incredible athletic achievements of the black sportsmen and women of the London 2012 Olympic Games.
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Chicken Piccata
My guess is that Chicken Piccata comes from the Southern regions of Italy. Lemons and meat sounds an awful lot like a Greek tradition, and where did the Greeks have a great amount of influence in Italy? That'd be the southern parts.
This is an easily made dish, and takes nearly no time to set up.
- 1 Tablespoon Olive Oil
- 1 Tablespoon unsalted butter
- 4 Chicken Breasts, manually tenderized (i.e. by smacking it with a mallet until flatten)
- 1 1/2 cups All Purpose Flour
- 1/3 onion, diced
- 2/3 cup chicken stock
- 1/3 cup white wine
- Salt and Pepper, to taste
- Juice from one Lemon
- 2 Tablespoons capers, drained
- 3 Tablespoons unsalted butter
Pre-heat your oven to 200 degrees F. Place a baking dish of some sort within the oven.
Place a large skillet over medium – medium/high heat. Add the olive oil and butter, allowing them to swirl together.
Lightly coat each chicken breast with flour and place into the heated oil. Cook from 4-5 minutes on each side. Place the cooked chicken fillet in the baking dish in the oven.
Remove all but one tablespoon of any left over oil/fat within the skillet. Add the onions and cook for 2 minutes. Add the chicken stock and white wine and bring to a boil. Add the lemon juice and the capers. Boil the sauce until it's approximately 1/3rd it's initial volume. Remove from heat and immediately add the butter and whisk in.
Serve the chicken breasts and top with the sauce.
Serves 4
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Where did the pot filled cigar come from. Someone is misinformed. The thread is actually about cigars. Go figga.
Isn't it? I might have to go read Hatter's thread I guess.
What if I buy two? What will I get from that purchase?
A free pony.
Pony? Ha!
I want Hatter to personally sign my "cigar."
Just ordered mine bitches!
Hatter says he will hand a cigar to anyone he sees wearing one at the game. (and is of legal smoking age)


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GERMANTOWN—Seneca Valley High School is mourning the death of sophomore Christina Morris-Ward, who was fatally struck by a car as she walked to school Wednesday morning. Read more on Germantown Patch.
GAITHERSBURG—An adult male was in critical but stable condition after suffering multiple gunshot wounds Tuesday evening in Gaithersburg. Justin Tirell Anderson, of Ashburn, was arrested and charged with attempted second-degree murder and related charges. Read more on Gaithersburg Patch.
B-CC Student Arrested, Charged With Intent To Distribute Marijuana
BETHESDA—A 17-year-old Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School student was arrested on campus Oct. 25 and charged with intent to distribute marijuana. Police said they found five pre-packaged plastic baggies of marijuana in the boy's possession. Read more on Bethesda Patch.
Opponents Reorganize to Face Wheaton Costco's New Gas Station Application
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I noticed there was a thread earlier about a similar problem, but there doesn't seem to be any followup by the original poster.
I'm having difficulty with my left click button and it seems to be getting worse. It seems to have a "sweet spot" and if you don't click at that particular place, the button may register a double click instead of a single click or it may do nothing at all. A good, firm, uncomfortable click will usually register correctly, but it's not the sort of click you can do in a game for any length of time.
As I mentioned, this seems to be getting worse and worse. When I started using the mouse, back in January, it worked flawlessly, but it's going rapidly down hill.
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Gilead Sciences, a bio-pharmaceutical company, has voluntarily recalled Vistide®, a product used to treat cytomegalovirus in AIDS patients, because "particulate matter" was discovered in some vials of the drug. The description of the contaminated product reads: Vistide® – cidofovir injection, NDC #61958-0101-1, Lot # B120217A, Expiration Date May 2015. Gilead distributed Vistide Lot #B120217A to wholesalers and hospital and retail pharmacies in the United States, Canada, and Europe.
Gilead has contacted all customers by email and letter and will arrange for the return of Vistide product lot # B120217A. U.S. customers should call Stericycle at 1-888-965-5791, Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time to obtain information on returning Vistide product lot # B120217A.
Although Gilead has not reported any complaints "attributable" to the particulate matter in this Vistide lot, the effects of the particulate matter could be severe, depending on the amount injected, size of the particles, and patient condition. Vistide is a colorless, "sterile, hypertonic aqueous solution" that is packaged in glass vials and usually dispensed in hospitals and health care offices. Health care providers should inspect the lot numbers before injecting Vistide, and they should not inject Vistide Lot # B120217A.
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Health professionals and pharmacists may contact Gilead Medical Information at 1-800-GILEAD-5 (1-800-445-3235) [Option 2], Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time to ask questions or report adverse reactions.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is aware of Gilead's recall of Vistide Lot # B120217A. Patients, health professionals, and pharmacists may report adverse reactions online, by mail, or via fax:
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I LOVE Raditude. In the mall is just a dreadful song thats a disgrace to music, but thats really the only trully horrible thing i can say about it. Cant Stop Partying, Girl got hot and I want you to a all great gems from the album, and the rest are all decent songs. I see nothing wrong with the album, and all my friends who arn't major weezer fans love it the most, especially cant stop partying. I'de give the album a 7/10
but seriously. whats with the girl got hot. it's the only song i can't really get into. the story has no closure. i like in the mall and can't stop partying and songs that seem to be popularly hated amongst others. but girl got hot? meh
Can't believe all the negative comments about 'Everyone' in the DTFM thread when there are so many positive comments about raditude. Run Over by a Truck and PGITWWW are great, but were obviously left off the album because they didn't fit it. On the actual album, only Trippin' is any good. The rest of it is TERRIBLE. I'm Your Daddy, Girl Got Hot, Can't Stop Partying, In The Mall and Love is the Answer are (along with Cold Dark World) the bands worst songs and all feature on the album.
Hurley I feel only has Where's My Sex? as a true awful track, but has Run Away, Unspoken, Ruling Me, Hang On, Time Flies and Brave New World which stand out as great modern weezer tracks.
Some comments here are mad. I don't really see how this album is more 'pop' than stuff like Green, Make Believe and, to an extent, Blue. Weezer has always had a 'pop' sound, but this album is just terrible, disposable and thoughtless. Even the band admit this (many of Pat's comments suggest this; around the release Brian said some things that could be interpreted as negative and Rivers has often suggested in interviews he felt the need to move away from that sound due to a negative response).
To say fans don't like it because they felt alienated by it's pop appeal ignores that prior to Hurley (which was released on a much smaller label) this was the bands biggest flop at the time. I know we have to take into account decreased sales generally, but it still shows that the rejection of the album was more universal. It's because of the quality of the songs.


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The Egyptian government's widening crackdown on Muslim Brotherhood members, including a surge in death sentences, threatens to radicalize a new generation of Egyptians and spawn jihadist violence, writes CFR's Ed Husain.
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The faltering of Pakistan's peace talks with its homegrown terrorists over the weekend offers Islamabad a chance to draw a clear line of defense around Pakistan's constitutional order, writes Daniel Markey.
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In his testimony before the House Committee on Homeland Security's Subcommittee on Counterterrorism and Intelligence, Steven A. Cook addresses the current state of Egypt, the situation in the Sinai Peninsula, its potential to affect American national security interests, and what the United States can do to help the Egyptians meet the challenges they confront.
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"The Egyptian government blamed its bitter political rivals, the Muslim Brotherhood, for the Mansoura attack, despite ABM's claim of responsibility…. With significant support for their actions against the Muslim Brotherhood, the Egyptian government may not even care if ABM takes credit. With crowds calling for the Muslim Brotherhood's 'execution' after Friday's attack, to some respect it makes sense politically for the government to blame supporters of fallen Muslim Brotherhood president Mohammed Morsi, who continue to partake in efforts to delegitimize the new regime. This is why Cairo, which believes it is in an existential battle, declared the Brotherhood a terrorist organization shortly after the Mansoura bombing."
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The defensive back drills included three surprises. Wide receivers Christion Jones and Cyrus Jones and running back Dee Hart participated. Christion Jones still wore his white jersey, which is what offensive players typically wear in practice. Hart, who is recovering from reconstructive knee surgery in the fall, wore a black non-contact jersey.
However, Alabama had Cyrus Jones decked out in the crimson jersey reserved for defensive players. In addition, he has switched from No. 8 to No. 5.
Also on defense, Xzavier Dickson has shifted from outside linebacker to defensive end.
Alabama coach Nick Saban typically works various guys at different positions in the spring, even if they might return to their original spots by August.
At quarterback, Alabama had plenty of guys rotating through. All the scholarship quarterabacks from 2012 are back, including AJ McCarron, Blake Sims, Alec Morris and Phillip Ely, who was reportedly considering transferring in the off-season.
They are joined by three freshmen -- Cooper Bateman, who is wearing No. 18; Parker McLeod, who is No. 15; and Luke Del Rio, who is wearing No. 14. Also, walk-on Edward Aldag has switched from No. 14 to No. 19.
During a couple of drills, McCarron was able to throw to someone he said he wanted to play alongside -- his brother, tight end Corey McCarron, a rising sophomore. When AJ McCarron announced he was returning for his senior season, he said he wanted to play with Corey.
During one drill, Bateman overthrew his receiver by a good bit on a deep route and hit another player in the back of the head. It turned out it was AJ McCarron.
Also in black non-contact jerseys but going through drills were receiver DeAndrew White (knee), running back Jalston Fowler (knee) and linebacker C.J. Mosley. We don't know at this point why Mosley is in a black jersey.
Wide receiver Kevin Norwood and cornerback John Fulton worked on the side as they recover from toe surgery.
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Deliveries from Volvo's truck operations, which includes Volvo Trucks, Mack Trucks, Inc. and Renault Trucks, declined by 7% for the month of November, compared with the same month last year. On a year-to-date basis, deliveries amounted to 143,840 trucks, an increase of 1% compared with the corresponding period in the preceding year. In Europe, deliveries declined by 3% while North America posted a 10% increase compared with the first 11 months in 2001.
GREENSBORO, NC (December 18, 2002) It's the hit of the season. After actually driving on the open road, nine out of ten professional drivers participating in Volvo Trucks North America's Drive The Future tour preferred the new Volvo VN over their current truck.
AB Volvo's business unit Volvo Powertrain AB is investing a total of SEK 375 M in its plants in Skövde, Sweden. The investments cover a new line for casting and modifications of the machining systems for the next-generation heavy diesel engine.
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Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has decided to concentrate the production of its articulated haulers into two plants instead of three and at the same time, move and integrate the Volvo Articulated Haulers' head office in Växjö to the plant in Braås, Sweden, during 2003. The changes will affect around 90 employees in Asheville, USA, and around 70 employees and another 30 consultants in Växjö/Braås.
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