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I you are in your fifties or sixties you may remember that guy, you know the three sport hero, the guy dating the hot cheerleader, the boy every father and mother wanted.
Remember the kid who got away with everything in high school because he could run, pass, make a jump shot, kiss the cheerleader and rescue the math teachers cat all at the same time.
Remember that guy? well I do.
Clint Boyer reminds me of that guy, he never does anything wrong, the boys in the broadcast booth never call him out on anything. Clint Boyer loves to play hard but as soon as you go after him he acts like a victim.
Here is a famous quote from Clint Bowyer incident with Jeff Gordon during last years Phoenix race:
"........what did I do I just barely accidentally touched him..."
You got to be kidding me, he just got done pounding Jeff Gordon into the wall and now he wants to act like an alter boy, this guy would make a great used car salesman, we can all agree on that.
This scenario has repeated multiple times with other drivers, I think most of them have figured out his gig.
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By KARIN
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Saw some great reviews and decided to order this set. Felt the diamonelle size in the earings would probably be too much for me but that I would get a lot of wear out of the pendant. Earings were not for me. The chain on the pendant was so-so and the diamonelle solitaire pendant was just OK. I have a favourite diamonelle white gold bracelet made up of 3 mm diamonelles between one inch white gold bars. I love it. It is well made and believable. Maybe I have been spoiled in the past but for me, Vanna K does not cut it. Have returned the set.
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The perfect size to be believable. I wear the earrings any time I go out and even forgot to take them out last night!! I was not sure how to clean them so just used water, dish soap and a small soft brush and the brilliant shine came back as if they were new.My only BUT, is that the butterfly is a bit small and does not hold the earrings erect on the lobe...but I can live with that.
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A product I will wear quite a bit. Well-made, sized right to be believable, and a nice setting for both the pendant and the earrings. The chain, as with all lines, is skimpy - I will simply put my own substantial chain on this pendant.Thank you Vanna K, once again, for a lovely product. I have yet to be disappointed in your line of Diamonelle. Please keep up the high standard you have set yourself.
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I just received this item and paid the blockbuster price. The diamonelle is the best I have seen yet. They sparkle brilliantly. They are a large size possibly they will be unbelievable to be real but I will enjoy them tremendously anyway. I put the earrings on immediately.


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During the holidays, my family always reminds me to make the eggnog. I've been making it for nearly 40 years, and my daughter, daughter-in-law and I would like to see a makeover version. —Barbara Smith, Chipley, Florida
8 Servings
Prep: 20 min. + chilling Cook: 25 min.
2 eggs, separated
1 can (14 ounces) fat-free sweetened condensed milk
1/4 teaspoon salt
4 cups 2% milk,
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
2 tablespoons sugar
1/8 teaspoon cream of tartar
Additional ground nutmeg, optional
In a small heavy saucepan, whisk the egg yolks, sweetened condensed
milk and salt until blended. Stir in 2 cups milk. Cook over
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Cravaack testifies in support of 148th Fighter Wing's 24-hour alert mission
U.S. Rep. Chip Cravaack, R-Minn., spoke in support of the 148th Fighter Wing's 24-hour alert mission before the House Armed Services Committee on Tuesday.By: News Tribune staff, Duluth News Tribune
U.S. Rep. Chip Cravaack, R-Minn., spoke in support of the 148th Fighter Wing's 24-hour alert mission before the House Armed Services Committee on Tuesday.
Losing the mission could cost the Duluth-based unit 71 of the approximately 450 full-time jobs it now provides.
In his testimony before the committee, Cravaack spoke in favor of draft language directing the Secretary of Defense to maintain the nation's 18 existing 24-hour alert status sites until the secretary submits a report showing the cost-benefit analysis and risk-based assessment of the changes.
"I have great concerns that narrowing the mission of a unit nationally recognized for its high performance leaves our nation more vulnerable to attack," Cravaack testified. "Specifically, there will be virtually no U.S. armed force protection of our country's northern border between Madison, Wis., and Portland, Ore."
"I recognize that our country's current fiscal reality necessitates the Department of Defense to tighten its belt and look for ways to do more with less," Cravaack said. "However, I think it is imperative that decisions that directly affect our nation's ability to defend itself should be made on the basis of risk-management principles that balance risk and costs."
In addition to the 24-hour response station in Duluth, the North American Aerospace Defense Command operates 15 similar stations elsewhere in the continental United States, as well as one in Alaska and another in Hawaii. The stations are on call around-the-clock, prepared to scramble and intercept any air threats, including hijacked aircraft.
"The 148th Fighter Wing presently provides Aerospace Control Alert for the United States," the wing's Maj. Audra Flanagan said Tuesday. "The wing has the experience, equipment and facilities to continue providing this mission into the future if directed by our nation's leadership."
NORAD announced in February that the 2013 defense budget mandated the elimination of the 24-hour alert commitment at two sites.
"Based on the guidance, NORAD conducted analysis to determine which two sites had the least risk associated with their closure," NORAD said in a statement. "The two sites selected were Duluth, Minn., and Langley, Va."
The Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce is working to maintain the 148th active alert status, both because of the wing's experience and because of the economic impact.
"We appreciate all of our legislative delegation's support of the 148th," said Roger Wedin, the chamber's director of policy.
Offsetting the loss of jobs that losing 24-hour alert status would cause — if it happens — is the fact that the 148th is one of six bases selected earlier this year to become active association locations, where regular Air Force personnel will work alongside National Guard members. Under the plan, about 52 Air Force personnel will arrive at the 148th next year.
In addition to the Air Force personnel, under active association the 148th will receive funding to fully operate 18 F-16 fighters. The wing currently receives money to fully operate 15, although it has 20 planes.
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This is the final set in the series. Promise, there won't be any more. LOL I couldn't decide, which one I liked betters, so here's the triptych and the tetraptych. I thought they'd make a great Christmas present.
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If you want to know what happened at the tour this year, take a look at the 40minute video of the Baltic Chain Tour.
Video is available here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYrszcEEdPs
If you want to know what happened at the tour this year, take a look at the 40minute video of the Baltic Chain Tour.
Video is available here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYrszcEEdPs
Baltic Chain Tour 2013 victory went to BKCP – Powerplus rider Philipp Walsleben. Multi-time German cyclo-cross champion Walsleben won the tour by 2 seconds in front of best young rider of the tour Ivan Savitckii from team Russia. Tour most active rider is Torku Sekerspor rider Sergeiy Grechyn and mountain king from team Germany Maximilian Beyer. Lithuanian team was the best squad this year.
Sixth stage from Utena to Vilnius saw many attempts to breakaway, but only one them was successful for quite some time. Team Peloton rider Silver Schultz got ahead of peloton almost by 4 minutes and was the first to enter Vilnius in front of thousands of spectators. Although he was caught by peloton due to mistake from the organisers he tried again, but was then finally caught by main group. 5 city laps in the capital of Lithuania saw many short breakaways, but none succeeded. Tour saw group finish and two Latvians were quickest. Andris Smirnovs from Rietumu – Delfin and Emils Liepins from Alpha-Baltic were first to cross the line. Torku Sekerspor rider Juriy Metlushenko was third and Alo Jakin from Team Peloton fourth. Lithuanian team member Tomas Vaitkus was fifth.
Longest cycling tour in Northern Europe is now over and organisers have handed in the application to organise another Baltic Chain Tour next year in August. Tour will be 2.2 category and the dates around the Baltic Chain day on 23rd of August. Thank you everybody for following the tour and hopefully we meet again next year.
Fifth stage of Baltic Chain Tour 2013 started in Lithuanian town Panevezys and headed to Utena. 154,1km stage saw most of the time strong sidewind and it did influence the race as expected. Peloton was into pieces before first intermediate sprint on 55,7km. 29 men attacked and got away from peloton. Gap was increasing every minute and it soon seemed that this was crucial moment in the race. Behind leader group small groups were forme and they did not have strength to chase leaders.
First intermediate was long downhill with technical corners before the line. First came over the stripe Maksym Vasilyev from ISD Continental team. Mountain finish was at the top of a hill and first to climb on top of it was Yuriy Metlushenko fro Torku Sekerspor. The man who won third stage last year in Baltic Chain Tour. By that time yellow leader jersey holder Paavo Paajanen from TWD – Länken was dropped to second group. Second intermediate sprint was at the same place as previous – in Anyksciai and was won this time by Alexey Kurbatov from Team Russia. At that moment, 40 km to finish, the gap between leaders and followers was more than 6 minutes.
Finish line saw first SJK Viiking rider Mihkel Räim who perfectly timed his sprint. It was Räim's first UCI victory of his career. Second came Siarhei Papok from Team Belarus. Only centimeter or two was between third and fourts. Third came Maxim Podikov from Itera – Katusha and fourth Rene Mandri from Peloton. Overall leader is once again Philipp Walsleben with just 2 seconds ahead of best young rider Ivan Savitckii. Maximilian Beyer maintained active rider blue jersey and Sergiy Grechyn is leading in mountain king category wearing polka-dot jersey on tomorrow's final stage.
Baltic Chain Tour ends tomorrow in the capital of Lithuania – Vilnius. 152,4km race starts 14:15 from Utena and is expected to end in Vilnius approximately in 18:22-18:30. People of Vilnius sees riders for quite some time as 5 laps in capital of Lithuania will be ridden.
Marcel Meisen from BKCP – Powerplus won the second stage of Baltic Chain Tour and is now telling his first thoughts just moments after the finish.
Philipp Walsleben gave us interview seconds after the first stage finish. BKCP-Powerplus rider's finish was very convincing.
1. Philipp Walsleben, BKCP – Powerplus
2. Lucas Liss, National Team Germany
3. Alo Jakin, Peloton
The rest of the results will be visible soon on the results page.
Today UCI 2.2 category Baltic Chain Tour starts from Lahti city in Finland. Mostly known as skiing meka in Finland, Lahti with its hilly landscape is a great place to start the tour. Mostly on plain terrain raced Baltic cycling tour tradition started more than fifty years ago. Now in four countries organised cycling tour has six stages with more than thousand kilometres. The tour ends on Sunday in Lithuanian capital Vilnius. Before that the tour passes through Estonia and Latvia having also one rest day.
Most notable starters of tour are perhaps Tomas Vaitkus who belongs to UCI Pro Team Orica -GreenEDGE, but this time participates as Lithuanian National Team rider. David de la Fuente Rasilla, who wore polka-dot jersey in 2006 at Tour de France rides for Turkysh Continental team Torku Sekerspor. Most titled starter is Niels Alber, 2x world champion in cyclo-cross. Albert takes part of Baltic Chain Tour with his team BKCP – Powerplus, which has many talented cyclo-cross riders. Definitely many more riders are in the shape to be serious contenders for the overall victory. Most notable team this year is Kolss Cycling Team, which has won many tours this year and is the only of the participating teams to take part of the road cycling World Championships.
All stages are covered with live-commentary on the tour homepage. Estonian stages on 20th and 21st of August have video-broadcast as well. Altogether 21 teams start Baltic Chain Tour with 124 riders. Riders come from 19 different countries all over the world.
Three Baltic countries – Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania – demonstrated their solidarity in their quest for independence by forming a human chain on August 23, 1989. Approximately 2 million people joined their hands that day. The extraordinary event drew global attention and finally led to the Baltic States regaining their independence. From August 2011, Baltic Chain Tour marks the anniversary of the Baltic Chain. It is also the longest annual cycling tour in the Northern Europe.
UCI Pro Tour team Orica-GreenEDGE rider Tomas Vaitkus is representing National Team Lithuania at Baltic Chain Tour. Here are his thoughts 15 hours before the start.
First interview of the tour is with Rene Mandri. Last year he participated Baltic Chain Tour with his previous team Endura Racing which won first place in teams' classification. This year he represents Estonian elite team Peloton.
First team is already in Lahti, Finland. Itera – Katusha team arrived week before the tour and are now waiting for the others to arrive. Most teams arrive to Lahti on Sunday. First stage of the tour starts on Monday 19th of August at eleven o'clock. The tour finishes on 25th of August in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Use Twitter? Interested in cycling? Perhaps following information is useful for you get to know participating cyclers.
One week before the start of the Baltic Chain Tour, organisers took the list of the participating cyclers and checked who use Twitter and how many followers they have. As people tend to like all kinds of Top-10, Top-100, we made one also. Although there is not much information in it, at least you have the opportunity to see who has Twitter account and what they are sharing.
About quarter of the starters have Twitter account. Most of them have more than 100 followers. Which means they are not tweeting to empty yard and they share something that keeps people interested. Most followers has Niels Albert – more than 24 000. He has more followers than other riders and teams altogether. Massive, isn't it? Hopefully the following list is somehow useful to you and perhaps you find some new riders to follow during the Tour and after.
Top-20 most followers in Twitter:
1. Niels Albert @Niels_Albert 24353 (BKCP-Powerplus)
2. Dieter Vanthourenhout @vanthourenhout 2966 (BKCP-Powerplus)
3. David van der Poel @Davidvanderpoel 2146 (BKCP-Powerplus)
4. Philipp Walsleben @pwalsleben 1402 (BKCP-Powerplus)
5. Marcus Faglum-Karlsson @FaglumMarcus 419 (National Team Sweden)
6. Emils Liepins @Emils_Liepins 353 (Alpha – Baltic/Unitymarathons.com)
7. Andris Smirnovs @Andris_Smirnovs 330 (Rietumu – Delfin)
8. Paavo Paajanen @PaavoPaajanen 303 (TWD – Länken)
9. Lubomir Petrus @Lubomir_Petrus 291 (BKCP-Powerplus)
10. Andris Vosekalns @Andris_Vosekaln 283 (Rietumu – Delfin)
11. Robert Pölder @RobertPolder 264 (National Team Sweden)
12. Christian Bertilsson @BertilssonChri 253 (National Team Sweden)
13. Henrik Abom @HenkeAbom 218 (National Team Sweden)
14. Elias Angell Spikseth @EliasAngell 209 (Froy – Bianchi)
15. Mihkel Räim @mihkelraim 182 (Team Saaremaa)
16. Reijo Puhm @ReijoPuhm 166 (Rietumu – Delfin)
17. Mikko Paajanen @MikkoPaajanen 148 (TWD – Länken)
18. Siim-Erik Alamaa @SEAlamaa 145 (National Team Estonia)
19. Endrik Puntso @puntsoo 140 (Team Saaremaa)
20. Martin Laas @Laaaasu 133 (Team Saaremaa)
20. Timmo Jeret @timmo_jeret 133 (Team Saaremaa)
The following riders also have Twitter account: Indulis Bekmanis, Erki Pütsep, Sami Tiainen, Samuel Pökälä, Mihkel Ronimois, Rigo Räim, Alo Jakin, Marco Mathis, Trond Hakon Trondsen, Adrian Banszek.
Baltic Chain Tour 2013 starts in two weeks. Lahti city in Finland is waiting for 126 cyclers from 21 teams. This is a new record. There has never been such a long list of riders at the start of the Baltic Tour.
From 21 teams, 11 are continental, 4 elite and 6 national teams. There is quite many interesting cyclers in the list. Many of them might be potential competitors for the victory of stages and overall as well. Some names to keep an eye on:
Erki Pütsep (Alpha – Baltic/Unitymarathons.com) – 2011 Baltic Chain Tour winner
Niels Albert (BKCP Powerplus) – 2x cyclo-cross World Champion
Viktor Shmalko (Itera Katusha) – White jersey Baltic Chain Tour 2012
Yuriy Metlushenko (Torku Sekerspor) – 3rd stage winner Baltic Chain Tour 2012
Mihkel Räim (Team Saaremaa) – Polka-dot jersey Baltic Chain Tour 2012
Tomas Vaitkus (National Team Lithuania) – 5-time Lithuanian Champion
Plus many, many very good riders that are known to be good or will surprise everybody as many cyclers did last year.
You can now set e-mail reminder for each stage not to forget to follow Baltic Chain Tour live. During live broadcast followers can add comments, pictures and links and there is also our commentator giving you the fresh information from the stage. More than 4000 followers were last year following the tour live. Join us at the tour day and get the newest information. Set email reminder here.
Baltic Chain Tour 2013 starts in about one month and takes cyclers through four countries. This time first stage will be held outside the Baltic States – in Finnish city Lahti.
Next two stages are in Estonia, similar to the last years's Estonian stages, with some minor changes to the route. The only Baltic capital that the riders do not visit is in Latvia. Third stage finish was last year in Riga, at Bikernieki cirquit, but this time it will be in Sigulda. New addition this year is rest day as riders will be taken to Lithuania during the day off. Lithuanian stages take the riders from Panevezys to already familiar Utena and at the last day from Utena to the Lithuanian capital Vilnius.
More than thousand kilometres will be ridden during the six stages and seven days. Hopefully again there will be thousands of spectators in Vilnius as was last year. Don't forget to follow the tour live on the homepage during the six stages.
Organisers of Baltic Chain Tour met in Riga, Latvia and agreed on extending next year's tour to eight days. Also, It's clear that one or two stages will be raced in Finland. So far Baltic states joint cycling tour has been arranged as five-day tour in three countries. As Finland joining is certain, there is a chance that Sweden also helds one stage. Due to superb ferry connection between organising countries it is possible to arrange the cycling tour in five different countries. Estonia's stages main organiser Allar Tõnissaar: "Longer tour is not going to be easy one, but we are very glad that Finland is joining and perhaps Sweden too. All should be clear before seasonal holidays."
Finland was one of five countries that had its national team competing in Baltic Chain Tour this year. In next August they have a chance to race one or two stages also at home. "It's been a long time since the last time the UCI competition was held in Finland. Therefore, we wish Baltic Chain Tour 2013 a particularly warm welcome to compete on the routes around the city of Lahti. Nordic Ski World Championships will be held in Lahti 2017. Lahti is a ski town, but it is also a cycling city. Lahti occupies an ideal logistic location in the center of Southern Finland, only 50 minutes from Helsinki," said Finnish stages main organiser Esko Lummelampi.
Baltic Chain Tour celebrates Baltic chain events, that took place in 23rd of August in 1989 in the Baltic states. 2013 Baltic Chain Tour will be held from 18th to 25th of August in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland and perhaps in Sweden. Baltic Chain Tour is UCI 2.2 category cycling tour.
The organisers of the Baltic Chain Tour have decided that 2013 Baltic Tour will be eight days long. Category of the tour will remain the same – UCI 2.2.
Baltic Chain Tour 2013 starts 18th of August and finishes in 25th of August. It's going to be longest cycling tour in the Baltic Sea region.
This year's Baltic Chain Tour round-up show is now available to watch. 25 minute round-up gives good overview of each stage of the tour, has many interviews with riders and organisers and much more.
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Five stage tour was won by Lithuanian Gedminas Bagdonas. Lithuanian champion showed consistent good form during the tour and basically secured the generel victory, still went for the first place in last stage. Bagdonas got his third stage victory of the tour and 2000+ spectators at the finish had every reason to chant 'Lithuania'.
Last stage did not offer many breakaways, but there was tension till the end. Last stage with average speed 43,9 km/h saw efforts to break away from Swedish Trek Team with leader after two stages Alexander Gingsjö. Lithuanians and Endura Racing controlled the group and nothing serious came out of it. Just half the stage through Team Ringeriks – Kraft Look rider Marius Andre Hafsas and Oleksandr Prevar from Kolss had a breakaway and soon had a lead more than 3 minutes. At city circuit they were caught and group finish was won by Gediminas Bagdonas.
Best team this tour was Endura Racing, best active rider Gediminas Bagdonas, best young rider Viktor Shmalko from Itera – Katusha and mountain king of the tour was Mihkel Räim from SJK Viiking.
Today's fourth stage won Gediminas Bagdonas from Lithuanian National Team. With this victory he is now new general leader of the tour. Viktor Shmalko came second and Deand Windsor third.
Fourth stage was full of action and one might say it's a pity that it ended so quicly. Riders average speed during the race was 50, 24 km/h, which you don't see very often. First, pancake plain, part of stage saw average speed as high as almost 60 km/h. No wonder that main goup broke into smaller groups soon after start.
Not so lucky was Alexander Gingsjö from Trek Sweden. The leader belonged most of the race to leaders group, but then had a puncture problem and was left behind. He soon after that found himself in second group. Eve though he was full of motivation to bring those groups together and was working hard in front of second group, Lithuanians in first group were working very hard to secure Gediminas Bagdonas lead. And they managed it so the quick-feet Lithuanian became general leader of the tour. He also helds green jersey as most active rider of the tour.
Mountain jersey belongs second stage in a row to Estonian Mihkel Räim, who had technical problems today as well as nasty crash in the first half of the stage. Best young rider after stage IV is today's second placed Viktor Shmalko from Itera – Katusha team.
Last stage of the Baltic Chain Tour takes riders from Utena to Vilnius. The distance of the race is 140km. Start of the race is somewhere after 14:00 as it depends on when riders of Vilnius Velomarathon finish. Live commentary on tour homepage starts around 14:00.
Third stage was held in Latvia from SMiltene to Riga. 181 km race was won by Turkish team Konya Torku Seker Spor rider Yuriy Metlushenko. Second came Lithuanian National Team rider Gediminas Bagdonas. Thrid came Dylan Groenewegen from Dutch Cycling Team De Rijke.
Tour general leader Alexander Gingsjö finished in peloton and is now leading ahead of Bagdonas with 8 seconds. Third place in general is Rick Ottema (De Rijke).
Third stage was full of breakaways and some of these succeeded for some time. Although most of the race was head or side wind, some riders were determined to get ahead of peloton. Soon they all were captured by main group. On the finish line 20 time UCI race winner Metlushenko showed quickest feet and won the stage III.
First intermediate sprint was won by Australian John Anderson (Endura Racing), second sprint won Bas Stamsnijder. Mountain sprint was won also by Anderson.
Tomorrow yellow jersey belongs to Gingsjö, Green one to Bagdonas, Polka-dot to Mihkel Räim and best young rider jersey belongs to Rick Ottema.
Stage IV will be held in Lithuania from Siauliai to Utena.
Gediminas Bagdonas from Lithuanian national Team won Baltic Chain Tour second stage from Viljandi to Otepää. This was fifth UCI win for Lithuanian champion this year. (more…)
Baltic Chain Tour started today from Tallinn and had very intriguing end in Viljandi. Alexander Gingsjö said after the race at press conference that he has been ill for a couple of days and wasn't going for the victory. In Viljandi where 3 city laps were at the end of the stage he found himself suddenly alone. Then today's second best Rick Ottema came and together they raced til finish. Gingsjö had better finish sprint and won the stage. Gingsjö declared that this was his most important victory this year. Jonathan McEvoy from Endura Racing came third in front of 7-head group losing with 21 seconds to the winner.
Tomorrow cyclers ride from Viljandi to Otepää through Tõrva. The race starts at noon and there is also one mountain sprint before finish. Tomorrow's stage will also have live text coverage at the tour homepage.
Today second year in a row Baltic Chain Tour starts in three Baltic Countries. The tour that got it's name from a historic event from 23rd of August 23 years ago – Baltic Chain*, takes riders from Tallinn, Estonia to Vilnius, Lithuania in five long days. Two stages are in Estonia, one in Latvia and two last stages are in southern part of the Baltics, in Lithuania. (more…)
Final starting list is now available at our homepage under teams section. From 18 teams 11 are continental, 2 elite and 5 national teams. Riders come from 15 different countries and there's 108 brave riders altogether taking the journey from Tallinn to Vilnius.
Baltic Chain Tour starts in front of Estonian Parliament on 21st of August at noon. Welcoming words say Speaker of the Parliament Ms. Ene Ergma and Minister of Culture Mr. Rein Lang. (more…)
We are pleased to tell that this year it is possible to follow Baltic Chain Tour live. We will have live text commentary from each stage plus we cover first two stages in Estonia showing picture from several places on the stage.
Baltic Chain Tour 2012 takes place in three Baltic states from 21st of August til 25th of August. The Tour starts from Tallinn, Estonia and finishes in Vilnius, Lithuania. Baltic Chain Tour is UCI II category cycling tour.
Lithuanian Ramunas 'Honey Badger' Navardauskas (Garmin – Barracuda) who will be participating this year's Baltic Chain Tour is the new leader of Giro after 4th stage. We keep our fingers crossed that he will maintain the jersey and hopefully tall Lithuanian shows his power also for the Baltic crowd in August.
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Baltic Chain Tour 2012 starts on 21st of August in Tallinn, Estonia and ends on 25th of August in Vilnius, Lithuania. The tour has UCI 2.2 category. More than 40 teams have already shown intrest in participating, but only 20 teams are allowed to race this year. There are no decisions made who will get the invitation to participate. As soon as we have the list of the teams, it will be visible on the tour home page. (more…)


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The Pima Leadership Institute provides students with the opportunity to build valuable skills and reflect on their experiences. It consists of three progressive levels of participation. Through a series of active learning workshops, community service, and projects students gain leadership experiences and skills. Students will learn about their strengths and how they can use their skills to create change in the community.
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Silver - Level Two: Leadership and Service
- Social Change
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Gold - Level Three: Individual Leadership
- Opportunity to attend or present at a national, regional, or local conference
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HAMPSTEAD — The town will observe Pearl Harbor Day by participating in the national Wreaths Across America ceremony tomorrow.
At noon, a wreath of remembrance will be laid at the World War II monument in Veterans Memorial Park, in front of the town offices.
Anyone is welcome to attend.
For more details, call Howie Steadman, chairman of the Hampstead Patriotic Purposes Committee, at 329-4288.
School district warrant petitions
due Jan. 8
SALEM — The deliberative session for the annual school district meeting starts at 7 p.m. Feb. 7 at Salem High School.
Any citizen wishing to submit a warrant article for consideration at the session must have the petition submitted before 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 8.
A citizen petition must be signed by 25 registered Salem voters. They may be submitted to the office of the Superintendent of Schools, 38 Geremonty Drive, Monday through Friday, between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Learn ballroom basics
in Sandown
SANDOWN — Registration is open for the 10-week winter session of ballroom dance classes with instructor Bill Vanderhoof.
This series fills quickly, so register soon. Participants will learn the beginning steps to the foxtrot, rhumba, swing and merengue. Those with prior ballroom dance experience are welcome to register for the Beginner II or Intermediate class after speaking with Vanderhoof. The winter session will run from Jan. 6 to March 17.
Classes meet on Sunday evenings at the Edward C. Garvey Recreation Facility on Pheasant Run Drive. The cost is $115 per couple for residents, $125 for nonresidents. Payment is by check or money order only, made payable to Sandown Recreation.
Space is limited to eight couples per class. Contact the recreation office at 603-887-1872 to check availability. No registration is complete without full payment. Visit sandown.us or email email@example.com.
View local artist's work this month
PLAISTOW — Susan Lindblad is the featured December artist at Plaistow Public Library.
She has lived in Plaistow since 1976. She began painting three years ago at the age of 62 and she paints almost every day.
Lindblad has used pastels and watercolors, but prefers painting in oils. Her favorite style is still life, but her display this month at the library includes European street scenes, rowboats and canoe scenes, and a few seascapes.
Visit the library at 85 Main St. to browse this textured and vivid display of colors and scenes.
Exploring Art turns
to card-making
SALEM — Children, head to the Beshara Room at Kelley Library and make some "Crazy Cards" Thursday, Dec. 20, from 3:30 to 5 p.m.
Sign up in advance with Corrie Chiknas at 603-898-7064 or by email, email@example.com.
This session of the Exploring Art Series will be an exploration of applying all the art techniques learned so far to making cards. Children make various cards using their best artistic techniques and creativity.
The event is for children in second through fifth grades.
Christmas Tea at Plaistow Senior Center
PLAISTOW — The Vic Geary Christmas Tea will be on Thursday, Dec. 20 at 10 a.m. at the Senior Center on Greenough Road in Plaistow. Enjoy great snacks, entertainment, door prizes and a visit from Santa. To sign up, contact 603-382-8193.
Young artists share their work at Hampstead library
HAMPSTEAD — There is a special display of art in the Children's Section on the first floor of Hampstead Public Library.
Hampstead Academy students are sharing their talents with self-portraits and a mural. First-graders made the self-portraits using crayon, watercolors and various materials for hair.
The "Compost Mural" was created by Academy kindergarten students as part of an afternoon art program in which they explored the process of composting. Students created a textured soil with sponge painting and sand. In the soil, they made 3-D wiggler worms out of clay, and "food scraps" out of colorful paper. For a finishing touch, they used their fingers to paint green sprouts above the ground.
Fireman's Ball
set for Pelham
PELHAM – Tickets for the 79th Fireman's Ball are available at the fire station, 8 Old Bridge Road.
The event will be Feb. 9 at Harris' Pelham Inn.
Tickets are $40 per person.


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Irvington, new jersey medical equipment provider
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July 6, 2011 |
NEWARK, N.J. – A federal grand jury today indicted the owner of Pro Medical Equipment Supply, LLC ("Promed") – an Irvington, N.J. durable medical equipment provider – for allegedly submitting false Medicare bills from 2005 through 2010, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
The Indictment charges Augustus Ejere, 50, of Franklin Park, N.J., with one count of health care fraud in connection with Promed's false Medicare billings, and one count of making false statements by filing false claims with Medicare. The Indictment alleges that Ejere caused Promed to submit false bills to Medicare for power wheelchair accessories, causing Medicare to pay for accessories never provided to beneficiaries.
Ejere has been released on $250,000 bail since he was charged by Complaint and arrested on June 4, 2010. The Complaint charged Ejere with one count of making false statements in connection with a federal healthcare benefit program.
According to the Indictment and other documents filed in Newark federal court:
Promed supplies power wheelchairs to Medicare beneficiaries. The wheelchairs come standard with several items, including a standard proportional joystick (by which the speed of the chair is regulated by the pressure of the user) and a semi-reclining back. Because these items come standard and are supplied with the power wheelchair, they are not billed separately. However, there are separate accessories – including non-proportional joysticks (by which the chair moves at a constant speed) and fully reclining seat backs – which can be added onto power wheelchairs. A non-proportional joystick is designed for patients who do not have the ability to control a proportional joystick. Both it and a fully reclining back need to be ordered separately and installed on a power wheelchair.
From July 2005 through November 2009, Promed billed Medicare for hundreds of non-proportional joysticks and fully reclining backs which Promed rarely, if ever, provided. In fact, Promed did not even have them in stock. Ejere instructed Promed staff to bill for joysticks, batteries, and other items that were not supplied to Promed customers until at least May 2010.
If convicted, Ejere faces a maximum potential penalty of 10 years in prison on the health care fraud count and five years in prison on the false statement count. Each count also carries a maximum $250,000 fine, or twice the gross gain or loss from the offense.
U.S. Attorney Fishman credited special agents of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, under the direction of Thomas F. ODonnell, Special Agent in Charge of the HHS Office of Inspector General, New York Office, for the investigation leading to the Indictment. The investigation is continuing.
The government is represented by Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph Mack of the U.S. Attorney's Office Health Care and Government Fraud Unit in Newark.
The charges and allegations made in the Indictment are merely accusations, and the defendant is considered innocent unless and until proven guilty.
Defense counsel: Rubin Sinins Esq., Newark
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced that federal disaster aid has been made available to the State of New Jersey.
FEMA is now accepting applications from residents and business owners who sustained losses in Atlantic County, Cape May County, Essex County, Hudson County, Middlesex County, Monmouth County, Ocean County and Union County.
Register online at
www.disasterassistance.gov , by web-enabled mobile device atm.fema.gov or by calling 1-800-621-FEMA(3362) or 1-800-462-7585 (TTY) for the hearing and speech impaired. The toll-free telephone numbers will operate from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. EDT seven days a week until further notice.


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Welcome to San Francisco
"Every man should be allowed to love two cities – his own and San Francisco," stated author Gene Fowler.
San Francisco, also known as the City by the Bay, is a diverse, colorful, and intriguing destination luring visitors from all corners of the world with its beauty, culture, history and dynamic ambience. It is best known for its steep hills, beautiful panoramic vistas, and excellent cuisine. The eclectic mix of architecture, sandy beaches, ethnic and cultural diversity, and entertainment for all ages makes San Francisco a great choice for vacation.
Population | 825,000 |
Currency | U. S. Dollar, $1 = 100 cents |
Opening hours | Shops: 09.00 to 21.00 Banks: 09.00 to 17.00 Monday-Friday (Some are open half-days on Saturday) ATM: 24 hours |
Website | www.sfgate.com |
Newspapers | San Francisco Chronicle |
Emergency numbers | 911 |
Tourist information | Visitor Information Services 900 Market Street (Lower Level of Hallidie Plaza) Opening hours: Monday-Friday 09.00 to 17.00 Saturday-Sunday 09.00 to 15.00 +1 415 391 2000 |


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Justices Talk About Health Care
Published March 26th, 2012
WASHINGTON (AP) - Supreme Court justices will be diving into the heart of the battle over the health care overhaul tomorrow -- hearing arguments about the constitutionality of the requirement that Americans buy health insurance.
During today's session, the justices considered whether it's premature for them to rule on the merits of the case, since Americans aren't yet being forced to pay the penalty for not having the insurance.
But the justices indicated the issue won't stand in the way of a ruling.
Solicitor General Donald Verrilli Jr., defending the health law, urged to court to decides what he called "the issues of great moment" at the heart of the case.
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Quality keeps coming for Sky Sports customers
Sky Sports' Rob Palmer was granted an exclusive audience with Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard.
Watch the comedy moment when an over-zealous security guard stops Lewis Hamilton in Melbourne.
Follow the latest from the written press with the best gossip and speculation from the papers.
We ask those in the know for their derby memories ahead of Tottenham versus Arsenal.
London Irish have signed hooker Michael Mayhew from Newcastle and he will leave the Falcons at the end of the season.
This season our experts will be putting together their Super Rugby Dream Team.
Look back on this year's Six Nations tournament with the best action shots from every game.
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Bright Belts
When it comes to spring's glowing neon hues, a little can go a long way! Take bright belts, for example. Swathed in florescent shades of green, yellow, blue, and pink, these slim, waist-defining accents boast loads of statement-making power and have the ability to instantly energize your look. Whether they're giving shape to a swingy summer frock or adding interest to a pair of neutral trousers, the addition of a bright belt can transform your look from blah to brilliant in seconds, which is why we've rounded up a fabulous selection of options for you today!
- Patent Fluro Skinny Belt ($11) in Green
- Logo-charm Faux Leather Belt ($320) in Neon Pink
- Skinny Leather Belt ($34.50) in Peacock Feather
- Elastic Stud Belt ($19.95) in Neon Orange Light
- Thread Through Waist Belt ($145) in Pink
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92 sierra low beams do not work high beams do??
Hi i have a 1992 stepside z71 4x4 with 350, just got the truck its old and a little beat up and started fixing things, now Im down to the headlights and the low beams dont work, but the high beams do. i checked the bulbs first with an ohm meter and then hooked up 12v and they work out of the truck, so its not the bulb. today i bought a new headlight switch and changed it out, still no low beams. im looking for a wiring diagram or someone to tell me where there is either the relay for the low beams or a fuse or what ever ideas you may have.
thanks for any sugestions you can give.....
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ZvBox: Not the ultimate PC-to-TV box
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The Annual Maralal Camel Derby takes place in the month of August in Maralal, a remote desert outpost in Samburu county.
The quiet town of Maralal, about 348 kms North of Nairobi, is considered the gateway to Kenya's wild and arid North, and is a mecca for adventurers, nomads and camels.
This is real camel country, and the single humped dromedary camel is a vital part of life for many of Northern Kenya's nomadic people.
Each year, the Camel Derby brings colour and action to the streets of Maralal as the finest Camels in the North gather for the big race.
While most of Kenya's camel rearing communities do not ride them- using them as pack animals- they are excellent handlers and judges of an animals strength and potential for speed.
Winning the Derby is a great local honour, and each year the title is hotly contested. But this by no means a purely local event.
Maralal is a haven for nomadic cultures, and that includes travellers from all over the globe.
The Town is a popular stopover for travellers looking for adventure in Kenya's Northern Frontier District - one of Africa's last great unspoilt wilderness areas.
For anyone visiting the area around this time, attending the Derby is a must. The three day race event is a chance to experience culture, colour, action and adventure first hand.
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People are always asking me, "Why do you want to leave?" 'Why would you rather go to Albuquerque when you graduate?'
Its simple, there is absolutely nothing to do here. There is nothing that can be offered to young adults besides Highlands and Luna. I have to say, though, Highland and Luna can offer a very good education but besides that, there really isn't much here.
Speaking as a student and a kid that grew up here in Las Vegas, there isn't really much that the kids can do.
A massive football player, his uniform black, heavy, robotic, runs through a modern city, a flutter of torn books beneath spiked shoes.
He carries a graduation cap in one hand, stolen from the head of a statued scholar, the other hand extended in an evil claw toward a group of diminutive young children sitting at simple desk — a hawk ready to pluck his prey. The city ignores the indignity; it crowds the horizon with shiny righteousness, a new stadium earning center stage, separating education from progress.
Yunus Peer remembers the sting of apartheid in the early '70s when he was 13 years old and ranked the No. 2 tennis player among non-whites in South Africa. An Indian, he wanted to compete against all talented players his age, to swing the racket to the best of his ability across the court from any worthy opponent.
Before I could afford a car, I walked as fast as I could those mornings I was late for work. I jumped over the cracks in Carnegie Park's sidewalk, letting my eye catch the echo of sun against lone blue spruce.
Before I owned a cell phone, my afternoons resonated with natural silence, with only the crack of frog and cricket against ear. Before I bought a computer, my hands knew how to hold a pen, how to round my letters with legible panache. Today, my body forgets the simple, the sane.
A tall man in a pink Nehru shirt and wrinkled linen slacks stood at the edge of Ilfeld Auditorium's stage, his head and shoulders cocked at an awkward angle, no other musicians at his side. He held a violin, a instrument that seemed tiny, insignificant, compared to his large frame. The audience shuffled program and purse as he lifted the wooden body to his chin in a gentle arc.
'The reason I agreed to do this interview is because I exist. I am not a myth," says 78-year-old Emilio Coca, a once crypto- and now practicing Jew who traces his fractured family history back to the Diaspora ignited by the Spanish Inquisition.
Coca's life story is one of many woven into A Light In My Soul/Una Luz En Mi Alma, a new drama created collaboratively in an unlikely partnership between a the New York-based Tectonic Theater Project, choreographer and director Krista DeNio and the Working Classroom ensemble, a theater company based in Albuquerque.
Until the mid-1800s, gristmills in New Mexico were small, primitive, difficult to use, containing two rotating grinding stones powered by water.
Called "molinos" in Spanish, early gristmills were most often used to grind the hearty corn grown to make tortillas and tamales. By 1850, wheat flour crept into the local consciousness, and as the population of Mora County grew, farmers added wheat to their crops. The founding of Fort Union increased demand for wheat even more. New Mexico was hooked. Flour became local king.
A tiny gray rock outlined in craggy black paint rolls against a stack of comic-book Stonehenge slabs.
The stones expand in an exponential arc, a burst dam of yellow-red emotion mixed with icy blue spikes. The large abstract expression calls to mind subdivision sprawl, the furious cell-division chaos of mother earth egg and tractor sperm. Las Vegas artist Dakota Mills' oil painting, "Reproduction," asks the viewer to step inside the collective hive mind — an unsettling place of highway noise and microwave energy.
This summer, celebrate the power of music through the 25th Anniversary Season of Music from Angel Fire, the Festival that brings chamber music to the mountains of Northern New Mexico.
The National Park Service and Fort Union National Monument announces its monthly "Glimpses of the Past" presentation. The program will be held at the CCHP/Santa Fe Trail Interpretive Center, 116 Bridge St., in Las Vegas, Thursday Aug. 21 at 7 p.m.
I will be teaching a continuing education course at Luna Community College soon. The topic is "water harvesting and watershed restoration." It occurred to me, though, that since this is an esoteric subject maybe I should share with Optic readers some basic knowledge on the topic.
'Success is peace of mind that is the direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming." This is John Wooden's definition of "success."
On a vacation trip I had the opportunity to read Wooden's entire book, Wooden, A Lifetime of Observations and Reflections on and off the Court in one day.
Take away the sun, and Douglas Avenue becomes small-town Broadway, becomes a mosaic of textured cement and palm-smudged glass, the Salvation Army thrift store an all-night diner offering plastic fruit on chipped wood table. Streetlights become perfect eight-pointed stars in photographer Sean Weaver's time-lapsed meditation on Las Vegas at night. Reminiscent of Edward Hopper's famous painting, "Nighthawks," Weaver's Vegas is jaded, mysterious, a city of daisy-chained facade.
The Song of Jonah
by Gene Guerin
University of New Mexico Press, 2008
$18.95 paperback
232 pp.
'A mixed and unsettling atmosphere colored the rest of the day. The procession after Mass, with the santo carried on its pallet along a path lit by kindling fires that snapped and spit resin, was for some a triumphal parade. For others it was a slow, solemn march with funereal undertones." (p. 163)
In part 1 of this article , I outlined the available federal and state tax credits and the incentives PNM has to offer Las Vegans who install a PV/solar electric system. Now we will look at two specific examples to see how the costs and benefits actually play out.
All my life, I've always had very vivid, realistic dreams. The oldest dream I can remember is one from when I was 4 or 5.
In my dream, I was walking down the street with my friend and her mom. We saw two people walk into an elevator, smiling and waving at us as the door closed.
I can't remember if I've written a column about a movie before or not. I know that I've definitely considered it, but I'm not sure I ever did. If not, well, there's a first time for everything. Besides this (possibly) being the first time I've written about a movie, it's also the first time in a while I've felt so enthusiastic about such a blockbuster.
A practice room at NMHU reverberates with the Brazilian beat of a drum set, its tone reminiscent of a steel drum band, of nights spent in tango with handsome strangers under island stars.
A singer's voice pierces the rhythm, clear and low, a lone tarnished flute mimicking her vibrato in a sultry call and response. Five musicians breathe together, their sophisticated, sexy music at odds with their casual slacks and sandals. The clouds outside seems to gather to listen; they crowd together, deep reds, blues, vivid orange, the colors of suspense and desire.
A stately stone building sits sentry at the Bridge Street entrance to the Las Vegas Plaza, its expertly renovated rough-hewn exterior a study in late 19th Century architecture. Now the administrative home of the West Las Vegas School District, the two-story building looks elegant, composed, serene. It wasn't always so self-possessed, however. Like many historic buildings in Las Vegas, this property holds colorful secrets.
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Dee Amin picks up a package marked Prayer Shauls while sorting condolence packages at the US Post Office December 21, 2012 in Newtown, Connecticut. The US Postal Service has set up a special PO Box for receiving condolence and support mail for those effected by last Friday's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School where 20 students and 6 adults were gunned down however the post office still has to sort through mail generally addressed to the victims too. AFP PHOTO/Brendan SMIALOWSKI (Photo credit should read BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images)


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Teen severely injured in Revere dog attack
Teen severely injured in Revere dog attack
A 14-year-old boy was in "grave" condition last night after being attacked by two Rottweilers in Revere, authorities said.
The boy was apparently inside the fenced-in grounds of a construction company behind Northgate Plaza when he was set upon, a spokesman for Suffolk District Attorney Daniel F. Conley said.
The boy was with a 12-year-old friend when he entered the construction yard and was attacked, Revere police said. The second boy called 911 about 5:40 p.m., police said.
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