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Aaron Gwin, the first American to win a World Cup downhill race in a decade, could become one of the most dominant downhill racers of all time.
For anyone who hasn't been following the World Cup downhill season, here's a quick recap: After a win at the opener in South Africa, it looked like Gwin was going to win at the second stop in Fort William. He had qualified first' by nearly two seconds—and during his race run led by more than 5 seconds at the first split before an an untimely crash dropped him to fifth. Gwin then redeemed himself last week in Leogang, Austria, where he again qualified first and then scorched the sloppy, technical track two win by a full two seconds. (See the video here.)
This, by the way, is only Gwin's third year of racing mountain bikes.
The 23-year-old former motocross racer is now the first American DH racer to wear the leader's jersey, and he shows no sign of giving it up. In between races Gwin even managed to win the U.S. Open at Diablo Freeride Park in New Jersey—another first for an American in that race's nine-year history.
This breakout season is marked by change for Gwin—he moved from Colorado back home to Southern California, he's on a new bike—a Trek Session 88— and he hired got a new personal trainer—none other than 10-time national champion Mr. John Tomac.
We caught up with Gwin to talk about winning his first race, the secrets of his dominating performance and his expectations for the World Championships later this summer.—Chris Lesser
MountainBike.com: You stood on a few podiums last season, but what's gotten you on the top step this year?
Aaron Gwin: It's definitely a combination of everything coming together. Last year I was just off the win by two or three seconds at pretty much half the races, and this year it seems everything has gotten just a little better. Also, last year I was trying to be more consistent, and my main goal was to be in the top five overall so I was riding a little bit more conservatively.
So I think just a lot of changes—like my training program and getting a bit more fit, which just takes time and a little more experience on a bike. And the new team has been awesome, and the bike is really good. Plus I've been to the tracks a few times now and I think having that experience makes a big difference. So it's a lot of things coming together now to make for that little bit extra.
Exactly how long have you actually been riding mountain bikes?
About three and half years now.
And how long was it between first picking up a mountain for the first time to racing one in a World Cup Downhill?
I started riding in the winter of 2007 and my first world cup race was in 2008 with my first full season being in 2009.
So is the advice to any aspiring young downhill racer to start riding motocross bikes immediately?
I'd say whatever works. That's just what I was into coming up. And as cross-training I think moto is super good.
Can you sketch out your racing background for us? How involved in motocross were you?
I started in BMX when I was four and we raced all over the country until I was eight. We did all the nationals and everything and raced at a pretty high level. Then when I was 12 I started riding motocross and got my first dirt bike. I did that until I was 17, so for about five years, and at the end of it the goal was to try to go pro and race Supercross and make a living at it. I was sort of a top-level amateur rider, but I had a lot of injuries and setbacks and ended up getting burned out.
What was the catalyst for getting into mountain biking?
It was pretty much a surprise. When I stopped racing motocross I didn't even know what downhill mountain biking was. There were a couple years in between there where I worked a couple different jobs and did some different things. And then a buddy of mine, Cody Warren, invited me out to ride with him one day. I went riding with him and got sort of hooked, and he invited me out to a race and I did pretty good there and then everything just sort of started falling into place.
What's "pretty good," and what was the race?
It was just a Fontana winter series race. I didn't even know what class to sign up for but Cody said I was good enough to try pro, so I did and got third. I definitely didn't ever think I'd be racing downhill, but I've been racing some sort of two-wheel bike since I was four. And after I had left motocross for a year or so I just felt like I wasn't done racing, so when this opportunity came up I jumped at it.
A lot of riders get started on hardtails or trail bikes and work their way up to DH bikes — buy you skipped all of that. Do you even have a trail bike? And do you like getting out and just riding trails?
I do have a trail bike and I ride quite a bit of cross-country. And if the trails are good I really enjoy it. It's something I'd like to do more and it would be cool to go on some more trips outside of racing.
Living in Temecula you're pretty close to some great trails—Noble Canyon, Chiquita and San Juan. Where do you ride most?
Johnny [Tomac] and I rode Chiquita trail a month or two before the season. The trails I ride most are the Rainbow trails, just up the street from my house. They have short little downhills, cross-country, some pump track, some dirt jumps—a little bit of everything.
Getting back to this season, running dry-condition tires for your final run at Leogang helped you shave some time for the win, but the differences in the splits were still pretty huge—there was nearly 10 seconds between 1st and 5th place. The difference in final times at Fort Williams were pretty big too compared to recent years, and you were up more than five seconds before you crashed. How do you account for these monster race times?
I guess I've just been able to put it together lately how I've wanted. At Fort William that run was going about perfect for me. I wasn't getting tired and everything was going really good until I had that little fall. I don't know how to explain it. I learned from it so I'm over it now. I'm trying to hang it out a little more on race runs this year instead of being conservative.
This is all part of your strategy this year of going for every win rather than racing conservatively?
Yeah, I have a goal every year, whether it's to be in the top ten or top five—I have a plan in my head each season. And last year it wasn't to win races but to be consistent and get a good base. I wanted to win races, obviously, but I really wanted to be top five overall. It was a contract year for me and I knew that was going to be super important.
I knew this was going to be a big year—from when I first started riding this was the year that I wanted to start winning races. So it's just kind of gone to plan I guess.
What is the extent of your training with John Tomac?
He does all my physical training. Whether it's road biking or gym work or cross country, he schedules my training programs for every day. And when he lives out here [in California] in the off-season we ride and train together a bit. And if there's anything else I need he's there for me.
Beyond training does the relationship extend to strategy or anything else?
Not really as far as strategy goes. I have my way of doing stuff so he's really good at letting me do that. Sometimes I have little questions and he'll have suggestions. If there's anything I'm struggling with he'll help. Overall we just have a real good understanding of each other. He knows how I work so he gives me the freedom to do that, but he's not scared to get on me if he thinks something could be better. As a racer, I really appreciate that.
After the last race you were asked where you were going to party, and you said what was probably the smart thing to say—that you were going to go pack and go home. You're obviously not out there partying like Shaun Palmer—how big a part of your program is that?
It's just part of who I am and my beliefs. I was never much of a partier growing up and I've never really been into drinking. It's just me being me, it's not a big effort that I do to be better at racing. I've just never been into it, and I think it's good to be that way when you're racing anyway.
Each person has his own deal though. Some racers party hard and still kill it on the weekends so I guess it's just whatever works for you.
You've mentioned in previous interviews that you're on a gluten-free diet—is that an allergy or another part of your training?
That's something I picked up from Ryan Hughes. We work at his gym and we were talking about it one day and there were a few things that he noticed that he said were better for him when he got on a gluten-free program. I don't have any kind of allergy or anything, but he suggested it might make me feel better with a few things so I tried it and it's good—not a night/day difference, but I just felt a little better.
You say your bike is better this year?
I liked the Yeti a lot. I'm just getting along with the Trek really well, and with the suspension, too—we've had time to test a lot now that I've been on Fox a few years. As a complete package I'm really stoked on the bike. It just does everything well and it's a fun bike to ride. It's another one of those small pieces that adds up with everything else to build a better package.
How has it been to have Monkey as your personal race wrench?
It's been great, he's on it and he works hard, always tinkering and looking to make things better. And we get along really well, too. It's cool to have a mechanic who's been there with so many top racers and who knows what to expect. I definitely appreciate it from a racer's standpoint—all the work and the knowledge he puts into to it. There are a lot of good mechanics out there, but there aren't a lot of great race mechanics. And on race day it's all about the little things—like having the bikes ready and on the trainers when you show up and knowing how to change out things quickly when you're in practice. You never really have to ask him for anything. He just takes the initiative and gets it done. I'm super thankful for his help.
You're back home in California, what are you doing between now and the next race?
I'm just hanging out, resting and getting back on my normal training program. It's a good chance to regroup and get ready for the next few races.
Any bold predictions for the rest of the season?
Not at all. I just want to keep it fun. To me, at the end of the day, it's just bicycle racing. That might sound weird, but I think a lot of other people make it out to be a lot bigger deal than I see it as. To me, it's just a small part of my life. I really enjoy it and I'm blessed to be in the position I'm at and to make a living at it. So I just want to make the most of it and have fun and give it 100 percent, and whatever works out, works out. So as far as the end of the season goes: no big goals. I haven't even thought about the overall. I just want to go weekend to weekend, racing bicycles and hanging out with my friends, and trying hard. So we'll see how it goes.
You say it's just a "bicycle racing" and try not to take it too seriously. Would you take Supercross more seriously, or are you just trying to keep all two-wheel bike racing in perspective?
To me, I think all forms of racing are the same as far as that goes. Racing is just racing, it's not my life but I do enjoy it. So I just try to keep it fun, otherwise you're kind of defeating the purpose.
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iMore's guide to the best, most reliable, and most widely used cross-platform messaging apps that are available for iPhone, Android, BlackBerry, and Windows Phone.
What will it take to get every app on every platform? That's the question we're asking on Talk Mobile today. When it comes to messaging solutions, there's definitely some fragmentation present. Odds are you have friends that don't have iPhones, but Androids or BlackBerries instead. Since iMessage is exclusive to iOS and OS X, you'll have to find another option to communicate with friends and family on other platforms. While texting is always a viable option domestically, international messaging is still an issue for many.
Here are the messaging apps we think you should check out if you need a better way to communicate with all the Android, BlackBerry, and WindowsPhone users out there.
If you use Facebook and all your other friends do, Facebook Messenger is an easy and convenient way to converse with friends and family either over WiFi or over the cellular network. Facebook Messenger is a separate app download outside of the regular Facebook app and focuses strictly on messaging.
With support for push notifications, group conversations, and more, it's a message option that your friends are most likely already tied into. Facebook Messenger is currently available for iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry.
Whatsapp has been around for quite a while and provides an easy and free way to send messages. With over 200 million registered Whatsapp users, you may find more people using it than you think. Whatsapp is also available for a broad number of platforms including iPhone, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, Nokia S40, and Symbian. That should about cover any platforms you need to.
Whatsapp also supports unlimited group messaging as well as unlimited audio, video, and photo sharing. It's also got a pretty nice interface which is an added bonus.
Skype is one of the most widely used platforms on the internet when it comes to audio and video conferencing with over 300 million registered users to date. Let's also not forget that it has pretty good messaging capabilities built right in. Recent updates have also given it a pretty clean and elegant interface as well. Skype also comes equipped with push notifications so you know you're receiving your messages when you need to.
Skype to Skype messaging will be free, anywhere in the world. Skype has apps available for iPhone, Android, BlackBerry, and Windows Phone.
Google Hangouts is a great place to chat with friends in groups or individually and if you are already tied into Google services such as Gmail, you'll be right at home since all your contacts from Google+ will automatically import.
Not only is Hangouts feature rich, it's also a gorgeous app. If you're looking forward to iOS 7 and like the design it carriers, Google seems to get it when it comes to flat interfaces and Hangouts is no exception. Everything from the way contacts are laid out to chat bubbles is carefully thought out and gorgeous.
Kik has been around for quite some time and has a user base of over 50 million users. The thing I really like about Kik is the user interface. It's clean and easy to navigate. Push notifications are super fast and it can automatically pull in anyone you know that's already using Kik, just like Whatsapp can.
Kik may not have as many users as some of the other big guys but it's still a very viable alternative if you don't fancy any of the others and can convince your friends Kik is the way to go. Kik has apps for iPhone, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, and Ovi. It's worth noting that the BlackBerry version of the app is not supported by RIM and will need to be downloaded on its own.
Piip is another cross-platform messaging option that a lot of people forget about. It's got support for iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, and Windows Phone as well as many other devices. While I prefer the interface and design of apps like Skype and Kik better, Piip is also very good at what it does and has a pretty large user base as well.
Piip features include unlimited sending of group messages, message status reports, and photo, video, and audio sharing. Much like the other guys, Piip does what it says it does, and does it well.
BlackBerry Messenger isn't out for iPhone and Android just yet but should be later this summer. RIM has a stellar track record with BBM and it's a service many BlackBerry users past have sorely missed when migrating to other platforms.
We're sure BlackBerry Messenger will be a crowd favorite once it's officially launched for iPhone and Android. If you have a lot of friends using BlackBerries, you'll have instant access to them the minute you download BBM. We'll have a more thorough review of the service as soon as its available later in the summer.
If you're only concerned about sending messages within your home country and don't have a need for international texting, regular SMS may be the best option and it's something that comes equipped on every smartphone nowadays. Not only that, most carriers now bundle unlimited text messages with shared data plans which makes it more attainable than before.
If none of the apps above catch your fancy or you can't get all your friends to jump on board with only one cross-platform messaging solution, native SMS may be the safest bet across the board.
What do you use for either cross-platform messaging or to send international text messages as a cheaper alternative to native SMS? These are some of our favorites but we know, you the readers, find some great ones on your own as well. Let us know in the comments!
GroupMe has a nice feature set is my choice for group messaging. Allows pics, videos, emojis and UI is fantastic.
this is sooo subjective article, the write ignores all other apps that she doesn't have in her iPhone. The writer forgot to mention
I am sure I miss others too, and NO, I do not have these apps installed on my phone. All these apps are capable to do cross platforms.
If the title said "every" cross-platform messaging app, you would have a point.......but it doesn't, so she didn't "forget" them. Just thought they weren't worth writing about. Obviously what they think are the "best" won't match with everyone else's opinion, still no need to get all butt-hurt about it & cry foul bc a few are missing.
I understand that this article is for the best. But I look at the list and most of these apps are US centric apps. To be a truly cross platform app, you have to consider cross country app. Cross platform means all users can use the app, and it's not just limited to smartphone (Android, iOS, Windows) only.
Whatsapp is one, but the rest seems so US/Canada centric. No one really use FB messager except US based users. FB Messager is prohibited in China. On the other hand, LINE, KAKAOTALK have cross platform all the way to Nokia Asha line while these are mostly all iOS app only (except again Whatsapp) and have users all over the world, not just US only.
So in my opinion, the best cross platform app must be the app that can reach most users with all different kind of OS, and this article fails in that except Whatsapp
My pic is MessageMe http://messageme.com/ they have some really cool features for a messaging app. App is for iOS and Android. You could do an entire article on them alone. I like the pics that you made as well and I'm with you on "you can't list them all," but I think this one is def a DIAMOND in the rough! ! ! Thanks
Google Hangouts definitely needs to be added to this list !
Hangouts! Once complete (ie google voice/sms integration) will be my app of choice.
I like Voxer. Me and my family members use it for group messaging and for walkie-talkie function. We are avid SF Giants and Niners fans and when we are watching games on TV, we are constantly Voxing our cheers and comments to each other. We were pretty busy last night with the NBA finals and the Giants vs Padres both very close games. Spurs lost :-(, Giants won (yay!). The only thing I dislike about Voxer is its dated interface. It needs work.
Textnow, Textfree (you can make free calls with these over wifi), Voxer, all should be added
You should have added the most well designed applications for communicating and sending media, Path and MessageMe. Whatsapp and KIK are not well done and they are so cluttered. My primary messaging apps between my friends is Snapchat and Message.me
You may want to change the intro; "IMORE'S GUIDE TO THE BEST, MOST RELIABLE, AND MOST WIDELY USED CROSS-PLATFORM MESSAGING APPS THAT ARE AVAILABLE FOR IPHONE, ANDROID, BLACKBERRY, AND WINDOWS PHONE." since a good number of your apps don't support every platform.
That's exactly my comment earlier, but she didn't seem to catch it...
i just text. I have unlimited so it's not a problem.
I am a bit surprised that Viber did not show on you list. I have a lot of friends in Australia that are all using Viber to talk & text with friends here in the US.
Viber is the winner for me. It even has a desktop option that I can run when I'm at work so I don't have to hover over my phone. And it syncs real time so I can pick up the conversation right where I left it for lunch.
No one has yet to mention Pinger. I like to use it cause it also allows you to text from your computer. I've used it for phone calls when I have wifi but no cellular. It's also good for when you need to give someone a number but don't want them having your actual number.
Also like voxer as others have mentioned, have a voice convo that can be played back later is cool.
I'm really interested to see BBM on iPhone and Android. That looks like it has the best chance out of the new contenders.
I'm also thinking that its going to be the one to rule them all.
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wechat is growing faster that ever.. should look into that.
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I feel the article fails to draw a distinction between chat apps that are available for tablets (like hangouts) and those restricted to phones (like whatsapp).
Basically why I still stick with iMessage.
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My favorite is www.grouptime.com It is the only messaging apps that enables you sent truly personal messages with custom fonts and themes. Grouptime is also great for group messaging and sharing.
I'm always interested in messaging apps that have password protection. I know some people password protect their phone, but I prefer to have password protection on the app as well. I've used Kakao, merely for that reason. If anyone knows of other IM apps with password protection, please share that info. Thanks!
I thought the BBM thing was fake. Didn't Rim or BlackBerry (whatever they go by these day) announce that there are not plans to bring BBM to iPhone?
Besides having a few nice features, I guess what it all boils down to for me is why is there even a need for cross platform messaging apps? I can see the need if you have friends in other countries OR if you yourself go out of the country. But other than that what's the benefit when most people have unlimited text messaging? Not only that, but since carriers are moving people over to everything plans in which minutes and text are unlimited, using these messaging apps is actually using the ONLY part of the plan which isn't unlimited.....data..unless you're on wifi of course.
I find Whatsapp to be the best cross platform messaging app of the lot.
Google Hangouts is an unbelievable steaming pile of crap and if anyone is recommending this, they haven't used it nearly as much as I have. The app is CONSTANTLY crashing, updates from the chat are slow to show up (I know this because I use the chrome extension as well), and the app just always feels so unresponsive. I get that Google was trying to release a new product and get rid of GTalk but this was a poor way to go about it. What's worse is how neglected it feels while their other products are constantly updating.
I don't have a jailbroken iPhone, I'm on iOS 6.1.3 and this isn't only with my phone or with Apple. The issues are apparent on Android phones as well. I had a group chat with 4-5 other users on Android and they all had various issues with crashing, stability, etc. It's unfortunate because it otherwise has a great interface, some great video features and integrated well with G+ to the point I actually started to try to use Google+ more actively. Now, here I am, after months of trying to deal with the app and all its quirks (I can't even send recorded video through this app??) and I've given up and gone back to WhatsApp. It's not perfect either but it never crashes and sending messages go through the first time I send it unless signal sucks where I'm at.
Unbelievable how bad Google Hangouts is.
Up until now my choice has been MySMS, http://www.mysms.com/. A very simple app running various platforms (Android, iOS, WinPhone, Windows, Mac).
Having bought a iPhone5 I thought I'd have a look if another app would be the best for that. Thanks for the article!
I take it back! MySMS is nogood for iOS for this reason:
"With the mysms Messenger for iPhone you're able to send free mysms friends messages to other mysms users, no matter if your friend owns an iPhone, Android or Windows Phone. Due to restrictions of Apple it is not possible to send texts via your mobile carrier or messages via a connector like with our mysms Android phone app. This is the reason, why the app on iPhone only shows your mysms friends messages."
Messaging facilities for multiple platforms is a very facility for phoned user.As texting provision would be free of cost else if message sent to different platforms would be charge or no compatible option would be there.Expecting more number of multi platforms app in the future.This shows a good and http://www.contus.com/windows-application-development.php
Did the authorette note which app she uses to send dirty pics of herself to her lovers?? That's really the main thing most of us are concerned with.
I would like to recommend one more dating apps, with casual games. Chat, flirt, date and meet girls & guys nearby! Hey Gal - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.havefun.fun


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How much trash would Plasco plasmify if Plasco could plasmify trash?
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The Canadian scientist whose Prince Edward Island lab risks being stripped of a prestigious international designation calls the actions of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency toward him and his work "dehumanizing." Dr. Fred Kibenge, a virologist whose independent lab at … Continue reading
Mr. Pim Passes By: whimsical, delightful and perfect holiday entertainment at the OLT
Reviewed by Iris Winston Playful, fanciful, unpredictable — all synonyms for whimsical, the adjective that crops up frequently in reference to A.A. Milne's comedy of manners, Mr. Pim Passes By. Written in 1919 and first performed by Ottawa Little Theatre … Continue reading
Installation of New Windows and Work on Fish Pond At CFB Wainright Ensures "Our Men and Women in Uniform Have the Tools They Need to Protect Canadians," Says Conservative MP Leon Benoit
DND has just issued this news release: OTTAWA, ONTARIO–(Marketwire – Nov. 30, 2012) – The Honourable Peter MacKay, Minister of National Defence, today announced eight contract awards for general maintenance at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright. The overall value of the … Continue reading
DRS Awarded Piece of the Canadian Army's Land Command Support System Life Extension Project
As noted earlier today on Defence Watch, here are the details from the DRS contact award. Defence Watch sources were on the mark except for the contract value – they figured it would be more like $75 million but the … Continue reading
Why the Norman Street condo proposal is different
This condominium proposal for Little Italy is only one of many in the area — I've written a lot lately about the condo boom around the Carling O-Train station, so many projects I don't think I could name them all … Continue reading
Contract Awarded For Engine Repair And Overhaul For Canadian Army's Leopard 2 Tanks
The government awarded what is is calling "a significant support contract" for the maintenance of the Canadian Army's Leopard 2 tanks. Wajax Power Systems of Quebec City, Quebec, has been awarded a contract valued at $10.16 million for the repair … Continue reading


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Don't worry too much about what to bring. We could always order pizza. Papa John's is about 2 min. from my house. (Sorry, no 3/4 view of P.J.'s)
Hey, I've updated my website illustration and started a WIP thread. Here it is:
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I updated this with some repainting. Check it out and lay some crits on me.Originally Posted by Artifex33
Guggen: about the Rhino...I want as much as you can get. A head sketch is a must, but don't forget about the feet. Also, a study of the skin would be cool. DRAW!!! Also, pics are up in the NC thread. Enjoy.....
Some gangstas be bustin'.
Nah, for real I'm getting tired of you busta's getting all the glory. Come Zoo Day (June 24th will no longer be called June 24th...from now on Zoo Day) I'll cut me a slice of the CATL pie.
Damn it... I have no art friends down here.
I am almost certain that Gug has Davi-envy, and is going for some sort of forums posts record. I support you in your goal
and welcome to triple H
Gugg- On a side note, I have photos of all my shit done second semester, I just need to find a way to upload them. I figured you might wanna take a gander.
Fingerless- Thanks.
oh yeah Huge Har Har! _-----> you got some stuff that's finished and all from last semester--> some sweet looking out of this world landscapes in there! Hook us up!
Trevor--> did you update in the thread? break your computer with a hammer? Pick out a bad, bad sci fi movie for sunday??? check out the con photos in grack's North carolina thread
[Edit] GG: Welcome back. I hope you have been thoroughly lauded for your graphite skillZ (big Z - big effin' Z) and avoided the drizzle of foaming Naruto-cosplay madness...
Artiwes: If the Papa J's is good with everyone (no orange slices for NoFs on his quarter of the pie), I'll bring a dessert of somekind...something ripe with sugary goodness that your son can finish off and spend the evening racing around the house from...
HHH: See what happens when you go on break? The gates of Art Hell are thrown forth and Lo! Upon a fiery plane I did see the rise of a many-headed beast - The Guggenmastadonacon - And we hung our heads in quiet awe as a chant was caught up in the air, "Sammy! SAMMY!" [insert a few esoteric hand signs and burst of flame]
Guggenthroughthefire: In praise of persian delights: humus is good. And for those who may be casually visiting this less-then-sleepy thread, this man just so happens to have one of the coolest interior designs...HGTV be warned!
NoFs: I just realized that my quote at the bottom of your posts is indeed part of your signature and not a misplaced response...They call that "Slow on the uptake" in certain cirlces...And I believe this is one of them...
Frankensteiner out.
Audios: Niyaz "In the Shadow of Life"
Visuals: Odd Nerdrum
Flavors: Black Cherry Vanilla Diet Coke and reheated Palak Paneer
Fears: Being suffocated in an earth-bound sketchbook by a 3' anatomical study
Gugg- Dear god dude. You watch this thread like a fucking eagle.
Analog- I've never been one to be in awe of godly figures, I've always tried to be the rebel...but as the Guggocolpypse arrived, I feel to my knees...and I cried.
Ha! Guggopocalypse. I like that. Well does it describe the last CATL mini-meet at Gug's house. It announced it's arrival through haunting knells of, "Sammy!...Sammy!...Sammy!..."
For those of you unfortunate enough to not have been exposed to 4...3...2...1...Morte!, here is a link I found to some sample tracks:
Not the full tracks, but they'll give you a dash of the mental damage that was inflicted on us from listening to most of the soundtrack. Track #7 is a MUST.
the record collection gets a whole lot weirder than that choice, choice 1967 gem
CATL minis rule. sunday's going to be a blast... i can give you guys the tour of the final version of my portfolio
Last edited by guggemmaneuver; June 2nd, 2006 at 11:14 AM.
Okay, 2pm it is. If you'd like to bring grub, that's fine, if not, we can always order some pizza. I should have a good amount of coffee and beer to keep us dehydrated, but if you want to drag some drinks over, feel free.
See you all here!
See you guys then.....I'll group my stuff from last week and sunday to make one mega-ultra-post.....much in the fashion that Voltron assembles, but with slightly less battles that determine the fate of the universe.
AnarticDonuts: I'm not going to smother you...........much
I did check out the pics from the con.....I love to observe geeks in their natural habitat,m especially when they are hot chick geeks wearing practically nothing..........I hiope you guys are planning to go to DragonCon...its pretty sweet.....maybe we should all get a booth and sell prints and whatnot....yea...money is good
Is anyone else going wee for Wii?
trevor---> very, very interesting idea! there are 90 days until the actual shindig, so we've all got just a wee-tiny bit o' time to perhaps kick out some art-jams in preparation. Have you gone to dragon con before? I went once, but wasn't involved in the artist alley in any way.... hmmm... we shall discuss this on sunday good sir!
dragon con this year = September 1-4, 2006
the website
if nothing else it would be cool to go and sketch / take ref photos of all the people in their amazing / or amazingly disturbing costumes.
Well, I'm trying to hunt down some extremely bad 50's/60's sci-fi fare for tomorrow's background material, and have thus far managed to secure what has to be the only copy of "Perry Rhodan: SOS aus dem Weltall" AKA, "4...3...2...1...Morte!" available on the internet. So yes, we will get to attach some visuals to the odd soundtrack, though we will have to brush up on our German if we actually want to understand WTF they're saying. But then, the Deutch will probably make it even weirder.
Now, off to see if I can find a copy of "Plan 9 from Outer Space".
I would very much like to go to DragonCon. It's a bit expensive, but we might be able to get a group discount if we all register together. Hmmmm....I'll look into it. They have a really well established art scene, so it shouldn't be too hard to make some cash. If I remember correctly, they also have an art auction. We should do it!
Here we go..
Group rates are $5 off the current membership price. A group is 10 or more people sending in their memberships (by mail or fax) to the office at one time in one envelope or one fax. Include the names and addresses of all new members; confirmation postcards will be sent separately to each member
That means that each membership would be $65 for all four days if we buy 7/14/06
For those of you who are bad at math, it's $70 normally and $85 after that date.
I would need at least two memberships.
I just checked and it seems all of the fan tables are taken. So, that rules out being able to sell anything. The art show deadline has passed also. The only selling venue that seems to be open is the art on demand, which I guess is an online thing.
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So muchfor the CATL booth. I'm definitely gonna go again this year. I went last year, and had a great time. Word of advice, buy your tickets in advance. It's cheaper, and you wont have to wait in the long ass lines so much trying to get one.
Well guys, I tried my best to get this shit done, but I am having a beast of a workload on my back. So, with much regret, I won't be able to go to the meeting tomorrow. I really, really tried, but my procrastination has come back to bite me in the ass.....this really sucks.....sorry guys
Wes: All those movie choices sound curiously peculiar to me and just what the doktor ordered for our gathering tomorrow...I've got a few clean pages that have been nagging me for attention and I have promised them an afternoon of retro-bizararre-cinema experiences....
Fingerless: One word, my friend: Minions...Sure they can be messy and like to eat things not even feral pigs would snout up from the ground, but trust me: next time some last minute assignment (or bad bout of procrastination) decides to rise up on you, use your Minions - that's what they're for...We'll be sure to fill you in on what you'll miss...
As for DragonCon - I'm game for going...It is one of the perks of living in ATL afterall...If we decide to go in costume, I'll be attending the event as Mr. Punch and would ask that you all bring appropriate bail money as Mr. Punch can get a little out of hand...
Nunquam lamiae morde me dice...
the sketchgroup at wes's house went really well, save the fact that my navigation skills are entirely deficient and appear to grow worse with time...
Artifex: thanks again for everything on sunday! Please thank your wife for us as well...so hospitable!
AD: love the new avatar! could you please flex your forehead abs for us?
nofingere: you missed the B-movie love--> shame shame but hopefully you cranked out what work needed to be done.
grendelgrack, dragon con interested folks: hmmm... i'm game for at least one day of dragon con action (probably the saturday would be my preference file), bummer about the deadlines already being past, but of course it would still be fun to roll to and through the con with the CATL crew. (rhyming unintentional.) . In my opinion, If the group discount is only $5 it'd probably be better to just buy seperately, since that's a good bit of duellers.
AnalogDoll: Lovin' the new avitar! You are the man.
Wes: Thanks again for hosting and I gotta tell ya I was so full from the food I went straight to bed and didn't get up until the next day! What was that you were saying about pills put in the food?
As always thanks for the ride and keep us unfortunate ones who couldn't go to the workshop informed of whats happnin'. Safe trip there n' back! I'll be posting up images from last nights film fest tonight.
In the meantime, have a Sammy day!
old sketchbook... new sketchbook...under construction
Most welcome, all. Yesterday was quite a bit of fun, with some good work out of everybody. Now get those posted!
After this weekend, I'm giving up clay and graphite and working only with the power of my mind shoved, kicked, and prodded through an intensifier disc...
That being the case, I would recommend that you move that lead slab 8 feet to the left...Yes, very good. Now, stand back...even more...just a little more...that's enough...
My art pulsates in red radiations that your frail human body could never understand...Well, not until you stand inside this tube...No, don't worry...He can't hurt you...He's very similar to the things you call "insects" on your own planet "Erff"...although he wears Z. Cavariccis and tends to bash his exposed brain on low-hanging objects...I tell you, he's perfectly harmless, as long as you remain still and behind me..."I command you to step aside!"
Yeah, good times this weekend. Again, thanks to Wes-Master-Fex for allowing us to converge on his home and be verbally abused by his wife...I don't know what she put in her delicious hors d'oeuvres, but I had the most bizarre round of dreams last night...That, my friends, is the mark of a successful Sunday afternoon...
And for those of you wishing to partake of Poor Man's Marble:
- In a saucepan, bring 3 cups of water to a boil over Medium Heat.
- In a bowl, gradually mix 1 cup of flour and 2 tablespoons of salt into 2 cups of water.
- Add cold mix of flour/water/salt to boiling water.
- Allow mixture to continue to cook for 2-3 minutes, stirring constantly.
- Remove and allow to cool before use.
Do not eat. For the love of all that is black and wicked in the world, don't you dare put this in your mouth...I don't care if you've got biscuits on or a dry, country-fried steak...I take no responsibility for the misuse of this...
Yours with the yellow button of destruction,
AD: no doubt you are going to have to show us the workings of your exploding paper-mache styrofoam fun factory at some point soon--> i hear the stories, the hardware store bills are legendary... we die of curiosity a little more every day.
EDIT: "wes-master-fex?!?!?!?" yay! nice one AD! FLAWLESS VICTORY!
also: What is the Guggenmaneuver???
Last edited by guggemmaneuver; June 6th, 2006 at 01:25 PM.
where do you guys meet? it would be fun to come and draw with you.. I mostly go to The Apache Cafe to draw the figure..hey is 3 bucks all night... www.apachecafe.info if you guys dont know how to get there..anyways.. i'll keep an eye on ya..
my new site, is crazy stuff but is my own space, I can say whatever!! hehe:
One of the art schools I respect the most:
the_allejo: Well, it depends. Guggenscrewver can probably keep you up to speed if you tell him to add you to his Little Black Book™ email list. He's the one we'll all point fingers at when the police come asking who's responsible for CATL; or the abdominal-heads drop to the surface and intone, "take me to your leader!"
The Allejo: Yeah, sending a PM to GuggennegguG is really the best move. He'll make sure you're on the list and give you a mainline into the CATL happenings. We're a bit smaller now that summer has rolled in and most of the local art school members are off enjoying the downtime.
That is, except for Fingerless (nofingers). He goes non-stop...There's no standing in the way of his education...We would, but he drives a big truck and we don't have medical coverage for our members...
Hope to see you around the next meetup!
-Angle(of)Death (that's 90 degrees, baby)
hehehe shucks guys!
PM to the_allej05 sent
i'm going to miss you guys while i'm in montreal--> you can beat me up for being A pathetic sap at the zoo. then throw my ass to the lions, or some other creature that will break my bones.
I'm going to send another message about CATL ZOOTRIP DAY in the next couple of days, hopefully from Montreal ... right now we're at 7 confirmed people for, which isn't enough to get the group discount, bc we have to pay in advance... not a big deal, their lame-o discount is a measly 4 dollars anyways. Anyways, tentatively i know of probably 6 - 8 more people who will be showing up... including a fellow artist friend from my work and my college roommate! Yep folks, it's going to be a blast! Let me know if you are going to come for sure and I will add you to the roster.
JOELRSVP me and i'll add you to a list here in this forum...got to get up to the fifteen!
•---> guggen joel
•---> nofingers Trevor
•---> Steiner ArtDogmaticles
•---> huge har har ken
•---> artifex
•---> ms. artifex
•---> artifex mini
Last edited by guggemmaneuver; June 6th, 2006 at 10:41 PM.
Once I get a motorcycle you guys wont be a scared no mo......grrrr.
Allejo: We are always happy to have fresh meat....I mean, a new sketch fiend.
Most of us live in roswell, and me in dunwoody. We are all a good bunch of guys, and yes, we are planning a zoo sketch trip on the 24th, but we should have another meeting before then.....maybe sometime next week?....guys?
Guggen-art-pimp-bitch-maneuver: When do you get back anyways? I wanna see what kanuck stuff you get me,....oh....and i guess i'll check your sketchbook too.....whatever


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and i couldnt be happier. four months of nothing to do await me.
and i couldnt be happier. four months of nothing to do await me.
did you fail all your tests
Well, I open my eyes and I see things. I've seen spirits moving through the walls. I've seen a vortex coming through the wall. I've seen amorphous little balls of light bouncing all around in the front yard through the window. I've seen giant bugs on the floor. I was in a hotel room in Amarillo, Texas, and all I remember is standing on the bed and seeing the whole wall in front of me filled with lights that were [makes popping sound] popping like popcorn out of the wall. Then I'll wake up and I go "Wow, I was standing on my bed and staring at this wall."
probably not. i did do pretty terribly on all of them though. going out with a bang!
Almost there.
Actually could skip every class except gym and still graduate.
I actually liked high school because I had a bunch of fun electives...
dont think penn state is that hard to get into
i know a guy who goes there. he isnt the brightest crayon in the box.
I don't know what is up with pen state, I never got a response back.
Whatevs, Im going to Merrywood.
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They are giving me a lot of money bro.
And I am Catholic, so I give 0 shits.
I will have to pay a little over 5000 a something (semester). I think they have me something like 35,000.
it sucks that im international and wont get instate tuition/scholarships. it also sucks that there are barely any private colleges good for my major and the ones which are good have a need-aware admissions policy (which will screw my chances if i ask for aid) or insanely tough to get into.
kirby that isnt even that great, you'll pay only slightly more if you go to a state school in PA and thats if they dont give you any institutional funding.
I got a $28,000 scholarship for getting a 29 on the ACT.
My school actually doesn't require the SAT or ACT for people to apply, but they will give out money if you do good on one of them like I did. My SAT was horrible.
In fact, I didn't really apply to my school in the traditional sense... xD
in slightly related news i just got rejected from carnegie mellon
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In the real world, mastering a martial art takes years of devotion. All require a harsh physical regimen that pushes the body to the limit. Of course, we're dealing with the world of anime, so we have a sneaking suspicion that
Shirahama might be able to go from shy, quiet bookworm to martial arts prodigy in a matter of weeks. All it takes to send him on the path to becoming Chuck Norris' worst nightmare is falling for the new girl in class after he sees her single-handedly demolishing a group of thugs.
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Animation for the old... there's only one way to settle this... FIGHT!
Wrinkles is a new grown-up Spanish animated film about elderly people in a care home. Hang on a bit, that can't be right. Animation and the elderly; they're two things which have nothing to do with each other. Well, except for...
The Ninja Museum
Stephen Turnbull risks nine deaths in the eye of the ninja storm... or does he?
There is more to the ninja myth than meets the eye. By 1638 all wars had ceased under the police state of the Tokugawa family, yet within twenty years armchair generals were busily writing manuals of military theory, including speculations about sneak attacks, night-fighting and backstabbing.
The King and the Mockingbird
Andrew Osmond on Miyazaki's love for a French classic
The King and the Mockingbird was one of the films which taught Miyazaki and Takahata that you could make an animated feature without following studio formulae – something they strove for themselves as early as Takahata's 1968 Marxist epic The Little Norse Prince.
Godzilla: Too Soon?
When is it okay for a real-life disaster to become entertainment?
How soon is too soon? The question's raised by the new Godzilla trailer, the first half of which seems to be all about recreating traumatic events as fantasy, just three years after they occurred. Specifically, the trailer opens with a disaster at a Japanese power station, before segueing into images of a giant wave sweeping into a town with devastating force. Both images seem less ripped than Xeroxed from the headlines of March 2011, when northern Honshu (Japan's mainland) was struck by an earthquake which caused a tsunami, killing thousands, and the meltdown at Fukushima.
Naruto Music: 7!!
Tom Smith on the newest numero-enchanted musicians
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Tom Smith rings the ch-ch-changes…
Bleach series 13 continues the clash between Soul Society's Shinigami and Sousuke Aizen's Arrancar army. It also brings with it a new talent in Japanese pop-rock: miwa. This fresh-faced female, armed with a guitar and an arsenal of upbeat pop-rock songs, provides the series' twelfth opening theme, 'chAngE'.
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Ocean Waves is the only feature anime by the world-famous Studio Ghibli which might be called obscure. It wasn't made for cinemas but television, broadcast on Japan's NTV network in 1993. And now it's playing as part of the BFI's Ghibli season...
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Question: Is it illegal to trap and relocate raccoons? I live at the base of Tauquitz Canyon Mountain in Palm Springs and we have a population of raccoons. One of the residents is determined to trap any and all animals that venture onto his property. The problem is he is not trained to trap and he often keeps the animal for three to five days with no food or water until he feels like getting rid of them. I've even released a cat from one of his traps in 110 degree heat! Most of the other residents have been educated on how to keep raccoons from doing any damage and how to keep them out of the trash. They are wild and beautiful and I don't want anything more to happen to them. Can something be done? (Laurie S., Palm Springs)
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LEEDS, Ala. – INDYCAR CEO Randy Bernard said he expects at least 34 car/driver combinations to attempt to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 on May 27.
The new Dallara chassis – with a Speedway aerodynamic kit to be tested at the 2.5-mile oval April 4 – is powered by the 2.2-liter, turbocharged V-6 engines supplied by Chevrolet, Honda and Lotus. Twenty-six cars lined up for the first two IZOD IndyCar Series races of the season.
Lotus, which currently supplies engines to five entrants, will add a sixth likely for former Formula One driver Jean Alesi. He has been serving as a test driver and ambassador for Lotus. Alessi announced his intentions at the Singapore Grand Prix in September.
"He's been training; he wants to do it," Bernard said.
Chevrolet would increase its supply by three to 14, and Honda would add five engines also to reach 14. More than 50 new Dallara chassis have been delivered.
"Honda and Chevy are prepared for up to 14 (each) right now," Bernard said. "I've met with Honda and Chevy and that's what they've felt the number is to provide the full support to their teams."
Ten cars are expected to participate in the aero test April 4 at the Speedway (five each from Chevrolet and Honda). The aero kit also will be utilized at the 2-mile Auto Club Speedway in the season finale in September.
It includes rear-wheel guards that are taller, lighter and have a slightly different shape than the sets to be used on the road/street circuits and the oval races at Texas Motor Speedway, Iowa Speedway and the Milwaukee Mile. Also included are rear-wheel infils and sidepods add-ons such as U'wing strakes.
The components have been tested in both scale model and full size in the wind tunnel at the Auto Research Center in North Carolina in conjunction with INDYCAR.
Spectators can watch the event from the South grandstand near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum. Pole Day is May 19 and Miller Lite Carb Day, featuring the final practice, pit stop competition, the Freedom 100 Firestone Indy Lights race and mid-afternoon concert by Lynyrd Skynrd, is May 25.
Bernard met with officials from Barber Motorsports Park and event promoter ZOOM Motorsports regarding the future of the event weekend at the scenic 2.38-mile, 17-turn venue. The sanctioning agreement runs through 2013.
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- Democrats are moving America forward while Congressional Republicans admit they want to take us back to the "exact same" failed policies of Bush that drove us into the ditch.
- Congressional Republicans are protecting Wall Street, Big Oil, health insurance companies and corporations who use tax loopholes to ship U.S. jobs overseas -- voting against investments that put Americans to work building roads, bridges, broadband, wind turbines, and solar panels that will help America lead the world -- and voting against tax cuts for small businesses to help create hundreds of thousands of local jobs.
Yesterday, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced $1.2 billion in Recovery Act funding, along with $117 million in private investment, for 126 broadband infrastructure projects that will create jobs and provide improved service to rural communities. [White House, 8/4/10]
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Wisconsin) - 16,347 Wisconsin jobs funded by stimulus in second quarter
Federal stimulus money funded 16,347 jobs in Wisconsin in the second quarter of 2010, according to newly released federal data.
The number of jobs funded in Wisconsin is up significantly from previous quarters, when that number hovered around 10,000 jobs.
The area that saw the most substantial jump was in education. The number of jobs funded by the State Fiscal Stabilization Education grant nearly doubled to 7,391 last quarter after the U.S. Department of Education awarded $236.7 million more to the state this spring. That grant is aimed at saving education positions, from teachers to bus drivers, and is also intended to help avoid cuts.
Wisconsin's $208 million stimulus grant for Education of Children with Disabilities funded 1,225 jobs in the second quarter - up from 762 in the first quarter. Also, the $141.5 million state grant for weatherization funded 632 jobs, which is an increase from 444 jobs the previous quarter. [8/4/10]
WKBT CBS-8 (Wisconsin) - Fort McCoy in the middle of 45 million dollar upgrade [MEMBER MENTIONED: Ron Kind (WI-3)]
Fort McCoy is the middle of a 45 million dollar upgrade project thanks to the federal stimulus bill. Congressman Ron Kind got a firsthand look at the upgrades Tuesday.
The base received a little more than 31 million dollars for barracks renovation and another 14 million for construction and renovation of Army Family Housing.
The Army says the project is allowing them to upgrade buildings that are more than 60 years old, something Congressman Kind says is helping create jobs. 'Not only is it creating jobs in the short term, all local contractors doing these renovations, updating barracks that date back to the 2nd World War, but it's a long-term investment, showing the importance of Fort McCoy,' says Kind. [8/3/10]
Sacramento Business Journal (California) - Energy-efficiency program brings 200 jobs to California
An $18.8 million contract awarded to Portland, Ore.-based PECI by the California Energy Commission aims to create jobs, stimulate the economy and save energy in California.
The company's EnergySmart Jobs program, funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, is focused on making commercial refrigerators, found in grocery stores and convenience stores, more energy efficient.
Members of the California Conservation Corps will be hired to survey stores with commercial refrigeration to determine opportunities for energy savings, and contractors will then be hired to deliver the energy savings…
The 18-month program kicks off this month in areas with high unemployment, including Sacramento.
The program is expected to create more than 200 jobs in California, provide job skills training in energy efficiency to 400 people, and retrain more than 200 contractor and energy surveyor positions. [8/4/10]
St. Louis Business Journal (Missouri) - Big River to add 70 jobs with $24M stimulus
Big River Telephone Co. of St. Louis plans to more than double its 70-employee work force following Wednesday's announcement that it received $24.4 million in funding to extend high-speed Internet service to seven Missouri counties in southeast Missouri, around Cape Girardeau.
Big River…expects to add 75 people when work on the broadband buildout is complete…
Eight firms in the state received awards totaling $81.6 million. [8/4/10]
WRAL CBS-5 (North Carolina) - USDA to fund $83M in broadband upgrades in N.C.
North Carolina won five federal grants Wednesday to pay for $83 million in upgrades to its broadband infrastructure in rural areas.
"Critical infrastructure improvements, such as increasing broadband access, are key to boosting local economies and creating jobs," Gov. Beverly Perdue said in a statement. [8/4/10]
Minneapolis Star-Tribune (Minnesota) - Rural state phone companies get federal funds for broadband
Six telephone companies in rural Minnesota will receive more than $42 million in federal grants and loans to provide broadband Internet access to more than 23,000 customers.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the financial assistance, part of $3.8 billion in last year's economic stimulus law that was earmarked to improve Internet service in rural areas nationwide, many of which have lacked high-speed access that has become common in many urban and suburban areas. [8/4/10]
Other Headlines:
- The Herald Journal (Utah) - Stimulus at work: Wescor Inc. credits federal funds as key to success
- The Sacramento Bee (California) - Stimulus funds go to broadband expansion in Sacramento, San Joaquin counties
- Dayton Daily News (Ohio) - National Soldiers' Monument repaired with federal funds
- Atlanta Business Chronicle (Georgia) - More stimulus coming for Ga. Broadband
- KTVZ NBC-21 (Oregon) - Stimulus Broadband Grant for Warm Springs
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The irctc of Indian railways notified the revised time table of tatkal bookings for pongal from 8 AM in the morning to 10 AM in the morning on the earlier day of journey from train starting respective station.
Now for this pongal special trains the commuter can reserve the pongal Tatkal ticket in the mentioned time. Simulataneously the Indian Railways irctc agents too make booking of the Tatkal ticket as declared by the Indian Railways Catering & Tourism Corporation IRCTC & Railway Travel Service Agents.
With the Pongal Festival is 2 days short the Indian Railway operating special exclusive extra trains for this mahara sankranthi festival started. There are about 3 additional trains directed from Visakhapatnam-Secunderabad on the dates of 11th friday, 13th sunday & 15th tuesday and in return direction of Secunderabad-Visakhapatnam bound trains will also be availalbe.
Hence the passenger has to make reservation of the tickets at the earliest possible to pick your seat. The arrival and departure of the sec-vsk as under:
Train Number 07147
Origin Visakhapatnam
Start Time 7.05 pm in the evening on 11 January, 13th jan and 15/01/2013
Reaching Secunderabad
Arriving Moment 8.15 a.m in the morning
Following halting Stations are Duvvada, Anakapalle, Tuni, Annavaram, Samalkot, Rajahmundry, Tadepalligudem, Eluru, Vijayawada, Madhira, Khammam, Warangal, and Kazipet
Train # 07148
Origin Secunderabad Sec
Commencing Clock 9-00 pm in the night on January 10/01/13, 12.01.2013 and 14th jan
Dropping Visakhapatnam
Stopping Time at 8.50 a.m in the morning
pick up & drop Stations includes Duvvada, Anakapalle, Tuni, Annavaram, Samalkot, Rajahmundry, Tadepalligudem, Eluru, Vijayawada, Madhira, Khammam, Warangal, and Kazipet
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