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5 As fast as the Class 10, & twice the capacity!zen1zen1 | 25/02/2011 | See all zen1zen1's reviews (2)Top 100 Electronics Reviewer BEFORE I START, you should note that this website seems to have the habit of changing the product, but keeping the same thread of comments. Quite why this is done I don't know. Changing the price is one thing, but when the actual product(s) change, it makes all the past comments in the thread invalid. As a result, we can already see where people here have been mislead into buying based on others comments, or based on an out of date item description, & then found they didn't receive what they were expecting. Quite un-acceptable in my book...... Anyway, on to my review ;This review is for the SanDisk Extreme "Video" 8GB 20MB/s Class 6 SDHC memory card. Nothing else was included, except a tiny plastic case which protects the card when it isn't being used.I bought it at the sale price of just GBP15.99 - an excellent deal at the time, compared to prices found elsewhere. I also bought a similar SanDisk Extreme SDHC card for the same sale price, rated at a faster 30MB/s Class 10, but with half the capacity at 4GB.These SanDisk cards regularly receive good reviews for being rugged, reliable, & faster performing (though more expensive) than other brands - so I won't go into that other than to say that I agree. However, I wanted to know how the 2 cards I had just bought compared, & whether the Class 10 was worth the extra money (or smaller capacity, depending on how you look at it!)I used some free speed-test software called CrystalDiskMark, & my newly purchased card reader - the fastest I could find. It is the SanDisk ImageMate All-in-One external USB, also from this website, & claims a max read/write ability of (up to) 34MB/s.My tests on the 20MB/s card produced results in line with what I was expecting, with the main, "sequential test" giving a read speed of 19.0MB/s & a write speed of 17.9MB/s. However, when I tested the 30MB/s card I got very similar results - if anything, very slightly slower! (I also tested some other cards, & fortunately found them all to be slower than these 2.)So from this test, I can conclude that either there is no speed difference between the 20MB/s & the 30MB/s cards, or my card reader had max'ed out at 19.0MB/s.I then speed-tested each card in turn in my camera. I set it up in manual mode, so that all variables remained constant, & then held the shutter-release down so that it took photos at 10fps for 1 minute. For the first few seconds, my camera was able to maintain the full 10fps, as it filled up its internal memory buffer. After that & for the remainder of the minute, the camera had to write directly to the SanDisk memory cards as fast as it could. It managed this in small spurts, as it fired off a few shots, wrote them to the card, & then fired off more shots again, over & over. I repeated this for each of the 2 cards, & compared how many photos each card had managed to capture in the 1 minute period.My test results showed that there was little difference again between the 20MB/s & the (so-called) 30MB/s card. The 30MB/s card managed to capture maybe 4% more, but if the speed rating is to be believed, I would have hoped for 50% more photos captured. Again, it could instead be down to the limitations of my camera's recording speed & not the card's, but combined with my earlier card reader test results, I doubt it.Incidentally, both cards are more than capable of HD video.SO IN CONCLUSION, I have been unable to achieve any real-world speed difference worth speaking of, between this 20MB/s Class 6 card, & the more expensive (half the capacity) 30MB/s Class 10 card.You do the maths & make up your own mind!
5 Brilliant cardlaw286 | 23/01/2012 | See all law286's reviews (1)The reviews on here are quite old and conflicting so just to set the current record straight, the card I received yesterday was as in the picture (class 10, max 30mb/s, 8GB).My DSLR doesn't take video and I don't shoot in RAW so I bought this card because it was amazing quality for a stupid price. I had hoped it would increase the burst speed, but in my tests, it didn't perform any better than a class 4 of the same range. Obviously, I have reached the maximum ability of my camera (3fps) so if this is something you are thinking about, be aware that the card isn't the only limiter!
5 Brilliant cardKennard | 09/09/2008 | See all Kennard's reviews (18)Very fast and reliable, with a bargain price.If you are spending £100+ on a camera then spend decent money on a card, one like this gives very good performance whilst continuously shooting as it is extremely fast.
5 FormatingMSHunter | 25/04/2010 | See all MSHunter's reviews (1)Due to formating you will never see the full stated space on any device.this explains why the above reviewer thinks he lost 1.2GB. This space is physically there but is taken up by the formating that is needed to use the Memory card. The Larger the card the more space that is "lost" to formatting.
4 Excellent Card but....playoutofstock | 12/01/2009 | See all playoutofstock's reviews (1)This is an excellent, efficient, super quick card as i have one of this already just bought another for a friend but play.com delivered this without the reader! ! ! I bought this card with the reader and it did not came with it. Dissapointed with play on this!


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Here you'll find answers to common Superior Hiking Shuttle questions. If you can't find the answer to your question on this page, don't hesitate to contact us!
Our goal is to arrive at each trailhead early, but we will never leave prior to scheduled departure time.
Addition charges: If you get picked up or dropped off at a trailhead that is not a regular trailhead stop, there will be an additional charge. The addition charge could be anywhere from $5 to $45, depending on the trailhead. These trailheads are denoted by "****" on the schedule.
Please remember that these rates are a per person rates.
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quote:People like to bitch about Gordon. But I can guarantee you, if we trade him people will bitch even more about what we get in return. No team is going to trade anything of value for him, and the Hornets aren't just going to give him away. That's why the theory's of "oh he's not actually hurt they're just waiting for when they can trade him!" are insane.
quote:What would you take for Eric Gordon?
quote:a six pack, just to get rid of his contract
quote: Yeah, because his contract is such a burden on you. How will you ever help Benson make payroll?
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The industrial past led to a present where innovation is constant. Everyday there is something new to experiment and a new space to discover.
Located in the northwest of England, Manchester is the third largest city in the country and one of the most sought after by tourists. If in the past it was the capital of industry and the place to find work, today, it is a reference for culture and leisure, always trying to be ahead of new trends. Despite being somewhat cold in the winter (with temperatures between 1 to 6 degrees C), Manchester can be visited throughout the year, although there are more tourists in spring time. This is a city where it is easy to walk everywhere, since everything is at a short distance. The tram circles most of the city and there is a free shuttle (metroshuttle) linking the city centre to the rail stations, commercial areas and the most popular touristic places. Cycling is being encouraged (www.cyclegm.org) with cycle lanes and parking places. Those who travel by foot, car or bike should keep in mind that in England the traffic circulation is on the left-hand side of the road.


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Last weekend I bumped into puzzle maker Bram Cohen at Make HQ, where we had the opportunity to check out some of his amazing mechanical puzzles and talk a bit about the various processes with which they are made (please excuse the A/V quality of my mobile).
One of the tools Bram uses to make these mind bending objects is a piece of software called Burr Tools. It's a 3D design program that builds puzzles out of basic units. Puzzles created with Burr Tools can be exported to an STL shape file that can be printed on a 3D printer.
Bram also showed off a prototype he designed that was milled from hardwood by a friend on their woodworking mill.
We also get to see Bram's first commercial puzzle. It's called "Cast Marble" by Hanayama. It's a captive marble inside a block. Both the marble and block are composed of cast metal segments that twist and turn into each other.


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quote: if you read it.
quote:TLDR: Unions suck.
quote:I'm buying a Tundra.
quote:I was working in construction as a pipefitter helper during the summer
quote: You can tell those people have no idea how detrimental the unions have been to their economies and their abilities to get jobs, they are just fighting for what their fathers and grandfathers taught them to fight for.
quote:Back then if you light broke in your drop light you had to get an electrician to come change it out. One of the older guys didn't know that and when he was an apprentice he changed it. The electricians walked off the job for a few hours and he got his arse reamed
quote:Bottom line. Unions are a form of manifest Marxist ideology
quote:usually you just paid the same guy 16 hrs for doing both in an 8 hr day.
quote:I worked a warehouse job out of high school, I was stupid enough to join the union. One day a water line broke and nearly all of the product was getting housed down. I thought I was doing the right thing and grabbed a forklift and started moving pallets outside. Farking union steward went ape shite about how I hadn't bid nor had "job rights" for a forklift operator. So out on the dock everyone goes to smoke and ridicule the supervisor trying to move all the pallets worth thousands of dollars out on his own. I got my assed ripped after the fact, we are a right to work state, that day I told them to stick the union in their asses, needless to say lunch breaks for that summer were quiet cold times!


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Zarengo wrote:Phatom is not Jr.'s dad.
This is just a way to tie this story with that of Afterbirth. 2 new characters come into play and both are half ghost half human kind of crap. So needless to say who was the boner to produce such jizz.
OG1861 wrote:If Phantom really Jrs dad and Phantom really make with Mandy, whole story getting speechless to me..., but still got people not agree to it, errrrr~, it is not kidding isnt it, Bleed? Haiz..., hope dont have something that worst then this XD
Blood Lord wrote:dragoonofdeath wrote:Am I the only one here thats not a grammar nazi?
Only when you log on.
mintcream95 wrote:Okay so now this is messed up dude! Also why is the phantom staying over the grims castle???
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The contract will be for three years with two one-year options.
Ridership has increased 80% since 2008, when First Transit began serving the residents of lower Middlesex County. In 2011, the Community Transportation Association of America named Estuary Transit District Rural System of the Year.
Transportation America's 5-year, $208 million contract states the county will withhold the disputed amounts from the company while the dispute is resolved. But, transit officials say they are conceding to TA attorneys who claim the contract language is ambiguous and letting the company hold the cash.
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I knew it was one I wanted to have for my very own.
And then I discovered that in my excitement I'd forgot to check the shipping address when I ordered and that my new book was being shipped to my sister-in-law in Bethesda, Maryland! Which is quite far from where I live. (The last purchase I'd made was a birthday present I'd shipped directly to her.) So I had to call her and say, "Uh . . . if a book about modern quilts shows up at your house . . . uh, it's not for you. And . . . uh, could you forward it to me?" Which is not the easiest thing in the world for her to do because she is a busy nursing student. But being the wonderful sister that she is, she helped me out.


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Internationally best-selling author of Last of the Amazons, Gates of Fire and Tides of War, Steven Pressfield delivers a guide to inspire and support those who struggle to express their creativity. Pressfield believes that "resistance" is the greatest enemy, and he offers many unique and helpful ways to overcome it.
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"Fighting through procrastination."
The book title seems to indicate that it's only for creative types -- I would disagree. Anyone who is passionate about their work, or is trying to find how/what to be passionate about in their life can take away some valuable lessons from this book. If you suffer from procrastination, or lack the passion to finish projects -- this book is the kick in the butt you may very well need. It's a short read/listen, but it's well worth it; I would recommend multiple reads to keep yourself inspired.
"Good, Interesting, not amazing"
This book is broken into three parts, the first two are fantastic. He identifies and analyses what blocks an artist from accomplishing their work. It is something that everyone - artist or no - can relate to. The last part is a little too fuzzy and spiritual for my tastes - but at least he warns you about it first.
"Trying to beat the Resistance."
When I am being overwhelmed by the resistance so I read/listen to the book again. Would that be considered yielding to the Resistance? Either way it is a great book. A must listen!!
"Good for writers and procrastinators"
Interesting way to think of the creative process (or war). Probably the best quote "It was easier for Hitler to start WWII than to face the blank canvas."
"A must-have for anyone creative (or not)"
This book will acquaint you with Resistance in all it's cunning disguises, so you can face it down and get on with your Work. This book is not only for artists, writers, or other creative types. I think it would be helpful to anyone who can't seem to lose a bit of weight, kick the drinking habit, or commit to taking the actions toward whatever eludes them. It's probably Resistance, and this book will show you what to do about it.
"A Game Changer"
I think as a creative person, this book just spoke to me, on so many different levels. The contents of this book are completely universal, regardless of whether you're an artist or not, I thoroughly enjoyed it, and will listen again.
I actually liked part 3, the spiritual side of where he thinks our creativity comes from - it's definitely divine.
I loved the idea of invoking the Muse, and I'm not a hippie either.
Try this book out if you're creative, not-creative, or want to be creative.
YES! I'm a working artist, and its a hard road, but if feels good to hear someone GET IT! and talk form that place of knowing. first book ive ever gifted.
VERY interesting hearing about the muses
least favorite part of the book. part of the charm is the casual yet astute writing, this over dramatized read just doesnt match. but STILL i listened to it twice so ....
YES, and i did ... twice. and i will again.
there is something important about knowing some one understands your struggle. YES this topic has been covered but the concise simplicity and humor, just made this STICK for me, and several other artists i know ...
"Some great stuff, a lot of yuk"
I am not a Steven Pressfield person, didn't even really know who he was before I looked him up after ordering this book, but I wanted to read an artist's thoughts on creating art, and how hard it can be; I didn't care who the artist was. However, the book turns out to be very much from a male, former marine, do it or die point of view (the author's background). There was much in the book that I could identify with and I really loved the first part, which is on how to overcome resistance to working. What artist is there who doesn't find everything and anything else to do other than the work of their favorite yet most challenging thing? There were a lot of stories and insights about it that I could "take away" to use in real life. The last part was supposed to be transcendent, tying together philosophy, science and religion. It didn't work for me because I don't share his religious views, but his points were not radical or strange. I believe there is some useful info in here for everyone, at some point in their creative life. The reader did an excellent job, but he sounded all too tough and male and that probably made me feel separate (being female).
"I have given this book to at least 10 friends"
No - But common sense is not always common practice. It helps to listen to it again and again
Steven Covey's 7 habits is a good one because we all need to understand that we are the captain of our own ship.
Can't say that I had a favorite.
Let the magic of art flow through you.
"Waste of money"
This book goes off course into a lot of mumbo jumbo. A waste of time and money. Narration was fine. Content was pathetic. If you are looking for a boost to your creative production, try The Power of Habit. It was much more helpful.
The Power of Habit offers sound advice and examples, not some nebulous new age bilge.
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A handful of teams are unexpectedly in the playoff mix, but can they keep up the pace? Per Diem
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1 | Stephen Curry, GS | 8.59 |
2 | James Harden, HOU | 8.05 |
3 | Russell Westbrook, OKC | 7.36 |
4 | Anthony Davis, NO | 6.74 |
5 | LeBron James, CLE | 6.37 |
6 | Khris Middleton, MIL | 6.13 |
7 | John Wall, WSH | 5.62 |
8 | Damian Lillard, POR | 5.59 |
9 | Kawhi Leonard, SA | 5.55 |
10 | Chris Paul, LAC | 5.31 |
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PORTSMOUTH — At a press conference recently, LCHIP the N.H. Land and Community Investment Program awarded $20,000 to Strawbery Banke Museum for preservation and restoration work on the 1794 Thales Yeaton House.
The leverage ratio is unusually high in this grant round, with less than $500,000 in grant awards leveraging a total project value exceeding $11 million. Fifty-one applications were received, seeking a total of more than $2.2 million from the $500,000 available. Money for this grant round became available when funds from several earlier awards that were unexpectedly returned to LCHIP. LCHIP awarded $1.3 million and $1.5 million in 2011 and 2010 respectively.
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I'm impressed with your skill Maxgate, but I would highly recommend you send drafts of your page to a person who speaks English as their first language before you post them, to help correct the grammar and spelling errors. Or, better yet, find somebody you can trust as a writer and explain your ideas to them so they can get the sentences and phrasing perfect the first time, and you can then use their script. I'm sure if you ask around you'll find volunteers.
darknessvandeath wrote:thnks but i ment skeches, drawings, no comics about it
and besides i don't have a deviant art account
Maxgate wrote:@ DJ4U: Glass you want to help me
Could you please tell me what's your Deviantart ID?
@ darknessvandeath: you can help me coloring the comic or checking my grammar mistake
anw, bonus page
Just for fun
DJ4U wrote:darknessvandeath wrote:thnks but i ment skeches, drawings, no comics about it
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Dude my old message was for Maxgate, and to upload your own images start an art forum and click the :Img: button then you can upload your pics that way.
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But what about the Di2? Ok, we're getting there. The frame is ready to accept whatever Di2 or EPS groupset you've been lucky enough to get your manhooks on. There's internal cable routing as well as a mounting bracket for the battery/control unit on the down tube. And if that doesn't get you all steamed up, nothing will. Round it off with a naked carbon weave finish, a tapered steerer tube, and one heck of a beefed out seat tube cluster and you're looking at a bike that's made for racing, hard riding and just generally going fast.
But don't take our word for it; pick up what the peeps are putting down:
"Got this frame a couple of weeks ago as a replacement to my trusty steel frame...configuration is around 17 lbs...climbing is a breeze on this bike...very responsive and it feels like your whole pedal stroke is going to the rear wheel--no loss!" Jim, Vancouver, BC
"Bought for an Ultegra Di2 build for my wife. Size seems good based on her feedback and the final result looks fantastic and weighs under 16 lb with pedals (54 cm). Saved a ton over buying a complete build...a little over $2k for everything, thanks Nashbar." Georgia, Atlanta, GA
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fitted mine out with a full ultegra group and ultegra wheelset, easton alu bar, white fizik saddle and tape. looks absoutely beautiful. and rides like a dream. a nifty and nimble little climber,had to pinch myself a couple times, on less steep inclines, didnt feel like i was going up a hill at all. the bb transfers power from the pedal stroke straight back to the wheel: the bike accelerates and responds immediately to power input, like a bullet. being shot out of a cannon... maiden voyage + 1 and already i've received compliments and inquiries. suffice to say the build has exceeded my expectations. superlative value in a first class, racing quality frame. well done nashbar. two thumbs up. WAY UP.
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By Russ
from Denver
The descriptiOn say you can set this up with mechanical shifters/brakes. You can't do this without modifications, and even then it is just not right. This frame is designed for and should only be sold as electrical shifter compatible. I want to send the frame back but I have already cut the fork tube and tried to make modifications to accommodate the cables.
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Excellent purchase!
By Bike Addict
from Joshua Tree, CA
I bought this frame to replace a cracked frame. I did have to buy a new 27.2 seatpost, a BB, and a headset for tapered forks. Even after all that, it was still cheaper than the crash replacement price that I was quoted. I really like the "naked" look. As for handling,love it.Fitted with full Ultegra, it's a great century bike.
Wow, amazing frame for the price
By kdawg
from Fresno, ca
First off, I want the readers to know that I have successfully completed the California Triple Crown this year (3 or more double centuries in one day) and all 3 doubles I've done were on this frame. I bought the 57 inch frame and built it up with Ultegra 6700 compononents. I have nearly 4,000 miles on it so here's my review: The bike has performed flawlessly up to this point. It is smooth, soaks up road vibrations surprisingly well and is super comfortable to ride, even on long distances. It is a dream machine to ride and I can't be happier. For whatever reason, this bike seems to perform better than my Trek Madone 6.2 as it is smoother and seems to climb better. And the overall cost is less than half of the Madone! Talk about a hidden gem! I am very confident this frame and setup will continue to keep performing for many years.Lastly, so many people are amazed at the beauty of the frame. Many ask "where did you get that beauty?" I simply tell them to go to the Nashbar site and shop there. It seems that most who compliment the looks of the bike like the fact that there are no decals. So in short, with this bike we get great performance and looks to boot at a great price. Get yours now!
Great frame & ride
By Engineer Bob
from Bay Area, CA
I built this with Shimano Ultegra 6800 (11spd) components. Pulling the cables was easy (start from rear and work to front before installing BB and head-set). The only minor negative was that the carbon seat tube is relatively narrow on the bottom end and the support bolt on the Ultegra 6800 braze-on front derailleur didn't have a place to rest on, so I cut a (39x39mm square) metal plate and placed it behind the derailleur bracket so that the support bolt would have a flat & stiff surface to rest on. I have put about 400 miles on it through hilly & bumpy Bay Area roads and the bicycle is stiff, responsive, and the frame is silent (e.g., no cable slap).
Amazing ride for a super price
By tgenec, Masters 35+
from Atlanta GA
About Me Competitive Cyclist
Purchased this as a "back up" bike while my team racing frame is off on warranty, just hoping for a decent road racing frame to get me by. WAY more than I expected! The frame is light and very nicely made - formed and tapered all over with nicely overbuilt and super stiff BB and a solid, stable and nimble front end. Handling is very responsive without being twitchy and it corners like it's on rails. This frame has officially become my go-to Criterium racing frame. For the price you cannot go wrong. The only caution is that the brake cable openings are too small - I had to work forever with a file to get the casing to go in, but don't let that stop you. This performs as well as a $2000 frame.
Great Buy for Money
By Ironman Triathlete
from Clifton NJ
When I first got this frame it had a wobble in it because of a defective fork. But once it was replaced, I have had no real issues at all and I can ride the bike without hands even on high speed descents. I've done a few centuries on the bike as well as some training crits and road races. I know the frame is not as stiff as higher quality carbon frames but for the money it is hard to beat and you still pretty much get the vertical compliance and comfort of a full carbon frame. I built mine up with ultegra 10speed di 2 which was pretty easy to install except for the rear brake cable which you have to fish through the frame. Also the bolt holes under the front water bottle mount aren't compatible with shimano not sure if they are campy compatible. All in all a really great buy for a di2 compatible full carbon frame.
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Really Nice Frame!
By Bob the bike builder
from Las Vegas
I have had this frame for about 7 months now. I have had no issues with it at all and it was super EASY to build up. I have read a few reviews that say it's difficult to run the cable housing through the frame. This was not my experience AT ALL. It took me less than 10 minutes and that's brakes and derailleurs. You just have to make sure you run it back to front. It easy to get your fingers into the head tube to run the cable housing out of the holes near the head tube. Just let the excess housing hang out of the back of the frame until you are ready to trim it up. I have also read reviews saying that you can hear cable housing slapping the inside walls of the frame while riding. The reason this is happening is because the housing is being installed and pulled tight. What you should do is push a little extra housing into the frame and it will actually pin itself against the frame and eliminate the slapping noise. The extra housing doesn't affect shifting at all at least not for me. The only weird thing with the cable housing was the fact that the frame builder used the same size bit to drill out the brake cable housing and derailleur cable housing holes. Since these housings are different sizes the brake housing is super tight and the derailleur housing is loose is the holes on the frame. I had to put a little electrical tape on the housing to keep it from slipping.The frame seems to be of very high quality overall. I have owned a no-name carbon frame purchased online and it was actually really nice but this one is way better. It's very stiff and corners really nicely. It also climbs like a mountain goat!
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I would buy this product again.
By Fast Rider
from Lenexa, Kansas
Frame arrived in good condition.Removed di2 components from my aluminium road bike, easy to install di2 wiring and brake cable, holes in carbon frame were a little snug, can hear brake cable rattle in frame (will fix later). This is a clean frame, nice finish. On a fast downhill with a strong crosswind bike was a little unstable, will update later. Bike weight just over 17lbs with shimano ultegra hardware, with an updated saddle and pedals bike should come in under 17lbs. Frame is a Medium.
Great frame for the money
By The Ancient Cyclist
from Sammamish, WA
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After a 30 year hiatus from cycling, I got back into century shape with my trusty old 26 lb. Fuji. When I saw this Nashbar carbon frame on sale, my family told me to get into the 21st century and treat myself. After reading all the reviews and tips, the assembly when fairly smooth. The bike is so light and responsive! I look forward to hills now. I broke my rear derailleur hanger after an unfortunate encounter with some black ice and Nashbar's great customer service shipped the replacement hanger out right away. This is a great frame for the price!
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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) -- A federal judge on Tuesday set a resentencing date in the case of two Texas brothers who ran a hunting camp in Kansas where hunters paid thousands of dollars to illegally shoot deer.
U.S. District Judge Monti Belot scheduled James and Marlin Butler's sentencing for Aug. 28 in the wake of an appeals court ruling overturning their prison terms.
Belot told attorneys in a letter that he would hear testimony at the resentencing about the fair market price of wild deer parts such as antlers and mounts.
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, in its decision last year, said the district court made a mistake in 2011 in calculating sentences on the full price of a guided hunt, rather than the actual value of the animals.
The Butlers, of Martinsville, Texas, ran Camp Lone Star near Coldwater, Kan. James Butler owned the camp and was initially sentenced to 41 months in prison and ordered to pay a $25,000 fine and $25,000 in restitution to the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. Marlin Butler, who worked as a guide, was initially sentenced to 27 months in prison and ordered to pay a $10,000 fine and $10,000 in restitution.
In September, the appeals court threw out the prison terms and sent the case back to the district court in Kansas for resentencing.
The federal investigation into Camp Lone Star is believed to be one of the largest criminal prosecutions involving the illegal taking of deer. The Butler brothers were convicted under the Lacey Act, a federal law that prohibits interstate transport of any wildlife taken in violation of state regulations. Search warrants were executed in Louisiana, Kansas and Texas.
At least 25 hunters were eventually sentenced on lesser charges connected to activities at the hunting camp.
The brothers pleaded guilty in 2011 to felony charges of conspiracy to violate the Lacey Act and violation of the Lacey Act. James Butler also pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice.
The appeals court took issue with U.S. District Court Judge Wesley Brown's valuation of the animals involved. Brown valued them at $120,000, a figure that resulted in an eight-level enhancement to the guideline range sentence. The appeals court said the district court must ascertain the actual retail market value of the deer in calculating a new sentence. However, James Butler still will be required to pay $25,000 to Kansas, the appeals court said.
Prosecutors said the Butler brothers charged out-of-state hunters $3,500 per hunt with archery equipment and $5,000 per hunt with a firearm for guided hunts at Camp Lone Star and some 50,000 nearby acres leased for hunting activities in Kansas.
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The show's success was largely due to the fact that it embodied many aspects of Latin and Mexican culture, while making a critique on the unrealistic image of superheroes. From the name itself to the slang and proverbs, Chespirito made a great effort to reflect Latin culture. Many of his characters' names start with "Ch" (a separate letter in the Spanish alphabet) and several secondary characters with the Spanish letter "Ñ".
The show featured a permanent cast of actors, in a similar way to that of Monty Python. However, the only actor from El Chavo to have a recurring role in El Chapulín Colorado was writer and director Chespirito, as a different cast of characters was featured every episode. He was a superhero who dressed all in red, with yellow shorts and shoes, a red hood, and bore a yellow heart on his chest with CH inscribed in red (akin to Superman's "S"). He was conceived as the opposite of the image of traditional American superhero: a weak, ugly, fearful, poor, clumsy, coward, shorty, womanizing and foolish man, but in the end always overcame his fears to defeat his enemies.
The typical Chapulín episode had some person in trouble and would say, "Oh! And who can help me now?" followed by Chapulín bursting in through the nearest available opening or materializing inside a wardrobe, under the sheets of a bed or the like. He would be immediately recognized (regardless of the time or place—one episode took place in the Planet Venus, for example) causing him to boast, only to stumble and fall right away. For some reason, Chapulín is believed by people to be a great superhero, but they usually end up disappointed when they realize he is actually puny and timid. Despite this, Chapulin did try his best to help, and all his adventures ended well (though sometimes by sheer good luck or outside help.)
Seemingly parodying Superman's "Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive" introduction, Chapulín was introduced as follows in the show's opening, reinforcing the idea of a barely powered hero:
Más ágil que una tortuga, más fuerte que un ratón, más noble que una lechuga, su escudo es un corazón... ¡Es el Chapulín Colorado!
(More agile than a turtle, stronger than a mouse, nobler than a lettuce, his shield is a heart... It's the Red Grasshopper!)
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Judges Announced for L'Art du Chocolatier Challenge
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- 3rd annual chocolate competition to be held on May 17-18, 2013
- More than $12,000 in cash and prizes to be awarded for most artistic use of Cacao Barry® chocolate
Chicago/USA – April 1, 2013– Cacao Barry®, the premium French chocolate brand, has announced an all-star lineup of judges to help determine the Chocolatier of the Year 2013 in the 3rd annual L'Art du Chocolatier™ Challenge. Five of the world's best pastry chefs have been selected to award the coveted title.
L'Art du Chocolatier™ Challenge is a spectacle of chocolate mastery as chefs display their artistry and talents using the French premium brand. Judging at this level of competition also requires considerable technical and creative expertise. Canadian chocolatier Christophe Morel will act as head judge of the competition and the complete list of judges responsible for choosing the Chocolatier of the Year is as follows:
- John Krauss, Proprietor and Chef, Patisserie 46, Minneapolis, MN
- Jerome Landrieu, Cacao Barry Technical Advisor & Director of the Barry Callebaut Chocolate Academy™ Center Chicago, Illinois
- Frédéric Moreau, Cacao Barry Ambassador & Executive Pastry Chef, The St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort, Dana Point, CA
- Christophe Morel, Master Chocolatier, "Christophe Morel", and Cacao Barry Ambassador, Canada
- Josep Maria Ribé, Technical Advisor, Chocolate Academy™ Center, Gurb, Spain
As announced in December, a nationwide search of top pastry chefs across the United States culminated in the selection of the following five contestants:
- Romain Fournel, Assistant Pastry Chef, Jean-Philippe Pâtisserie, Las Vegas, Nevada
- Kei Hasegawa, Pastry Chef, Matsuhisa Restaurant, Beverly Hills, California
- Jérôme Jacob, Assistant Pastry Chef, Bellagio Resort Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada
- Santosh Tiptur, Executive Pastry Chef, Co Co. Sala Restaurant and Chocolate Boutique, Washington, D.C.
- Sean Pera, Pastry Cook, The Umstead Hotel & Spa, Cary, N.C.
The finalists will compete in the event, May 17-18, 2013 at the state-of-the-art Barry Callebaut CHOCOLATE ACADEMY™ Center in Chicago for the chance to be crowned Chocolatier of the Year 2013 and a chance to win up to $12,000 in cash and prizes. Chefs who wish to attend and view the competition as well as the reception can RSVP in advance with their name to email@example.com.
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With annual sales of about CHF 4.8 billion (EUR 4.0 billion / USD 5.2 billion) for fiscal year 2011/12, Zurich-based Barry Callebaut is the world's leading manufacturer of high-quality cocoa and chocolate – from the cocoa bean to the finest chocolate product. Barry Callebaut is present in 30 countries, operates around 45 production facilities and employs a diverse and dedicated workforce of about 6,000 people. Barry Callebaut serves the entire food industry focusing on industrial food manufacturers, artisans and professional users of chocolate (such as chocolatiers, pastry chefs or bakers), the latter with its two global brands Callebaut® and Cacao Barry®. Barry Callebaut is the global leader in cocoa and chocolate innovations and provides a comprehensive range of services in the fields of product development, processing, training and marketing. Cost leadership is another important reason why global as well as local food manufacturers work together with Barry Callebaut. Through its broad range of sustainability initiatives and research activities, the company works with farmers, farmer organizations and other partners to help ensure future supplies of cocoa and improve farmer livelihoods.
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Headgear is excellent. Light weight and adjustable, and it offers good protection (I was hit on the back and top of the head in sparring the other day, and felt the impact diffused... i.e., didn't feel too much contact). Also, it doesn't limit my vision.Shin/instep guards are also excellent. Lightweight, durable, and fits snuggly. I bought large, but could have fit in the medium size; easy on and not too difficult coming off. For the most part it stays in place during sparring. Only once did the left guard turn a little after throwing three kicks in a row; I think it is because they may be a little big on me. The gloves are very good. Feels comfortable whether wearing hand wraps or not. The dual velcro straps provides more wrist support than my other gloves. The only criticism is aesthetic; one of the gloves looks like the foam wasn't put in carefully enough (hard to explain, and its not too noticeable). Otherwise, looks and feels great.Headgear, gloves and shin guards all absorb moisture well, and dry quickly when aired out.The Chikara shorts are wonderful. They look sharp and the combination of velcro and drawstring makes for easy and comfortable adjusting. Roomy and snug at the same time.I gave this bundle 5 stars because I am very happy with it. I'd like to compare with the Tokushu series and compare the quality.
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The College News Volume III. No. 25 BRYN MAWR, PA., MAY 2, 1917 Price 5 Cents BEAU BRUMMEL. ACT -THE BALL ROOM AT CARLTON HOUSE BEAU BRUMMEL REMINISCENT OF LAST CENTURY MISS CRANDALL REVIEWS JUNIOR PLAY � Beau Brummel," a Four Act Play by Clyde Fitch. Given in the Gymnasium April 27th and 28th by the Class of 1918 Specially Contributed by OR. REGINA K. CRANDALL CAST The Prince of Wales (Heir Apparent to the Throne of England).........Henrietta Huff Beau Brummel (prince of dandles), Virginia Kneeland Klchard Brlnsley Sheridan (playwrighti, Mary (Jardlner Reginald Courtcnnv (nephew to the Benin. Elisabeth Houghton Mortimer (valet and confidential serrant to the Beau) ........................Buth Hart Mr. Oliver Vincent la self-made merchant). father of Mariana.........Lorraine Fraaer Lord Manly (a fop) ............Louise Smith Mr. Abraham* (a money lender). Penelope Turle First Bailiff ................Margaret Bacon Second Bailiff .................Annette (Jest Prince's Footman ................Mary Stair Simpson ( footman to Beau).....Helen Walker The I niches* of Ijeainliigton.....Louise Hodges Mariann Vincent............Helen Scbwmrs Mrs. St. Audio .............Jeannette Rldlon Kathleen (Irish maid of Mariana), Frances Riiffum Ladv Farthingale..........Mnrjorie Williams A French lodging House Keeper. Marjorie Mackenzie Like "Patience", "Beau Brummel" be- longs to the last years of the eighteen hundreds when fin de siecle was the favor- ite adjective and came so glibly off the tongue that it persisted several years after the turn of the century. Fin de siecle meant effete, exhausted, possibly perverse. The twentieth century was to change all that. And yet when "Beau Brummel" was produced in 1890, Edwin Booth was still playing and Augustin Daly had not yet gone down before the syndicate. During the decade to 1900 the playgoer might see Henry Irving and Ellen Terry, Joseph Jefferson, Helena Modjeska with Otis Skinner, Richard Mansfield. Eleanors Duse, and Sarah Bernhardt hardly past her prime, besides other pleasant visitors from France,�Jane Hading, He jane, (o- quelin. Ibsen and Shaw crossed the ocean: Mrs. Fiske produced "A Doll's House", Richard Mansfield "Arras and the Man", Gilbert and Sullivan continued to provide innocent and delicious merri- ment; Barrie appeared aa a playwright with "The Professor's Love Story" and "The Little Minister"; Pinero and Henry Arthur Jones were established in favour. A Boer War and a War with Spain could not darken the sky. Not altogether so bad a time in which to begin to acquire a taste for the thea- tre; or for the opera, with Nordica. the brothers de Reike and Emma Calve! "Beau Brummel" vanished from the' "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", "Prince Karl", and "A Parisian Romance", in which as Ilaron Chevrial he won his first success. A revival of any of these is as unlikely as a revival of "Rip Van Winkle". One and all they had the same reason for exist- ence, the opportunity they offer for virtu- osity; an actor who should depart from the traditional impersonations would seem to commit a flagrant offense. These ghosts of the eighteen-nineties do not walk except in an amateur production. Reminiscence could be active last Sat- urday evening, because the performance was exceptionally smooth. The other characters in the play have no other office than to exhibit and exalt the central fig- ure; yet the impersonation was always adequate and in some cases unexpectedly interesting. Miss Gardiner, who at the dress rehearsal took Miss Hart's place as Mortimer, sustained the part creditably and was particularly good in the last Kcni'. Miss Mackenzie as Sheridan fairly resembled the Gainsborough portrait, and her brief appearance as the lodging- house keeper was a neat bit of acting. Miss Schwarz's Mariana was graceful, sincere and commendably free from af- fectation; Miss Ridlon's Mrs. St. Aubyn was a delight to eye and ear; next to Miss Kneeland, Miss Hodges deserves praise for a consistently spirited Imper- sonation of the Duchess of Leamington and a most contagious and malicious laugh. The two Bailiffs were models of frlghtfulness. Miss Fraser had probably the most un- grateful part In the play, that of Mr. Vin- cent. Only a born comedian could have continued to "wobble" plausibly during the Beau's Interminable soliloquy. Miss lloughton, who acted the part of Regi- nald, the Beau's nephew and Mariana's lover, had to find compensation In a pic- turesque costume and a somewhat over- v. h.'inent action for lines of insuperable dullness and sentimentality. Miss Huff deserves credit for not attempting a more realistic portrayal of the Prince. Reminiscence found sustenance through- out the course of the play; In the pres- ence of Miss Kb�land's "Beau Brummel" TRACK MEET GOES TO 1917 H. Harris for Third Time is Individual Champion SIX B. M.'S AWARDED 1917, with 27 points over 1919, won the track meet last Saturday. 1919 won sec- ond place and 1920 won third. The seniors' success was largely due to the spectacular performances of H. Harris, individual champion and holder of the In- dividual track cup now for the third year. Miss Harris won three of the six B. M.'s awarded this year in track. Two II. M.'s went to M. Scattergood "17, and one to A. Stiles '19. winners respectively of third and second places in the Individual cIihiii pionship. A B. M. is given in track for breaking or equaling a record, or win ning one of the three places in the indi- vidual championship. H. Harris, winning first place in six events, made 44 points for her class and broke by two Inches her last week's rec- ord of 31 ft. 11 Vs in. in the hop. step, and jump. She failed to break her last walk's record of 4 ft. 4V4 in. in the running high jump. G. Hearne '19 won second place in this event, with the prettiest jumping seen on the field (Continued on page 3. column 1) WILL SPEAK ON "QUAKER IDEALS" Authority on Mysticism This Year's Founder's Lecturer stage with the death of Mansfield, as did (Continued on page 2. colume 2) To-night Rufus M. Jones, Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at Haverford and Chairman of the Board of Directors at Bryn Mawr, will deliver the annual Founder's lecture at eight o'clock in Taylor. His subject Is "Quaker Ideals". Founder's lecture is arranged yearly in memory of Dr. Taylor by the dtNetnn of the college. A member of the Society of Friends is always the speaker in order to give the students some Idea of the Friendly principles. Four years ago, in 1912 '13, Dr. Jones spoke on the same oc- casion on "Four Quaker Innovations" The lecture was not given last year. History of Mysticism, Or. Jones' Field On the history of mysticism I'r Tones is the highest authority in this country. and. on some phases of the subject In the world. In his lecture to-night he will touch upon the mystical element ' in Quakerism. SENIOR PRESIDENT IS "SUNNY JIM" M. O'Shea Wins Essay Prize MAY DAY AUDIENCE HEARS SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDKD Constance Sidney Hall, senior pi.si dent, was applauded as "Sunny Jim" by an enthusiastic May Day audience yester- day morning in chapel when President Thomas announced her the winner of the Mary Helen Ritchie Prize. The first George W. Childs Essay Prize went to Monica Barry O'Shea '17 and the second to Janet Grace '17. Thirteen undergradu- ates scholarships, four to 1918, five to 1919. and four to 1920. were announced: SCHOLARSHIPS James E. Rhoads Junior Scholarship Helen Prescott, 82.797. James E. 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King-of-Storms wrote:I used to watch the show, but I don't remember any episodes where he actually went to her for advice.
I like change as well, but I'm saying that this is out of character (or, at least, my view of her character).
... maybe I should go back and study the cartoon... or at least watch afew episodes, it's been two years since I've last seen the show, I do believe.
TheGuyWho wrote:we sound like such nerds....
Hambone wrote:The word Nerd and Geek is so misunderstood.
general_snaz wrote:Dee Dee really isn't out of character.
Dexter and Dee Dee have had a couple times when there was more brotherly love than sibling rivalry between them.
But anyhoo... darn it! Another week of darned cliffhangers!!!!!TheGuyWho wrote:we sound like such nerds....
We like to read a comic about childrens' shows... duh we're nerds
Bored guy wrote:*Looks at new pages*
It looks to me like Deedee is planning on commiting suicide and is telling Dexter that she doesn't want to come back.
JoeEngland wrote:Hey, anyone else notice how Otto's "watch" has changed configuration? Apparently those triangular components rotate during time travel. It's the little touches that set good comics apart.
King-of-Storms wrote:Yah, I read it...
I dunno, Dee Dee seemed a bit out of character...
Not just during that whole speech, but the idea of Dexter going to her for help.
TheGuyWho wrote:well this is kinda goign to the theory that dexter is going to use deedee's (insert body organ stealy word thingy here) for the new deedeetron !!!!
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"The only way to win is not to play the game'
You can't win if you don't play!
From Ephesians chapter 2.
2:8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God:
2:9 Not of works, lest any man should boast.
2:10 For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them.
However, what is true for me may not necessarily be your truth. In Christianity though, there is an absolute truth and sadly many congregations have been steered away from it. I believe it is this truth that OT refers to in his postings. I could be wrong, it certainly wouldn't be the first time.
The modern definition of 'racist' is someone who's winning an argument with a liberal.
orangetom1999 wrote:That is exactly what I am saying. Many congregations, by man made traditions, have steered away from the Truth.
at1with0 wrote:Awaken to a light of knowing all your truth was lies.
Tom, how exactly is racism "phony"?


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- Overview
Perfect for those first few months, this lounger provides a safe, soft spot for babies to lie back and watch the world. It's designed especially for newborns, with a supportive, recessed interior and cuddly fleece fabric that's gentle on young skin.
- 18" diameter, 7" high
- Crafted of waterproof polyester.
- Lofty polyester fill.
- Ages newborn and up.
- Imported.
- Dimensions & Care
- Do not allow baby to fall asleep on the Boppy Newborn Lounger.
- Do not allow baby to lie face down on a Boppy Newborn Lounger.
- Use only on floor.
- Do not use in crib, cradle, bassinet, playpen, play yard or bed.
- Overall: 18" diameter, 7" high
- Weight: 5 pounds
- Machine wash with mild detergent separately; delicate cycle.
- Do not bleach or use fabric softener.
- Tumble dry low heat, separately.
- Cool iron as needed.
- Do not dry-clean.
- Shipping Info
- Please allow 5-7 business days for delivery. Delivery estimate includes monogrammed and gift-wrapped items.