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Day 1
The group flight from London arrives at Bandaranayake International Airport around lunchtime and we transfer to Sigiriya, (4 hours) where we stay for the next 2 nights.
Day 2
After breakfast, we ride along gravel roads following an old irrigation canal to Dambulla, the 2nd century BC Buddhist cave temple. It is well worth the walk to view the five caves, which contain many ancient Buddha statues, some carved from the solid rock. Returning via the busy market town we take another quiet back road riding through chilli and rice fields, we end back at our hotel for lunch and a relaxing swim in the pool. In the late afternoon we climb the 5th century rock fortress of Sigiriya to see the beautiful frescoes painted onto the rock face (not recommended for those who suffer from vertigo). The ruins of the palace on the summit are surpassed only by the magnificent aerial view of the surrounding jungle. Stay as long as you like, as it's only 10 minutes walk back to our hotel. Ride approx. 52km.
Day 3
A long morning ride along a quiet back road which is part of the Sigiriya nature reserve, before joining the highway travelling east towards Polonnaruwa, riding all the way to our lunch stop and overnight stay. For those who feel they need a swim, the hotel also has a swimming pool, a pleasant place to spend the hot early afternoon. Later we tour the old ruined city of Polonnaruwa, which dates from the 10-13th centuries. Ride approx. 73km.
Day 4
We follow the lake's man-made 6km dam and feeder canal to its source, the Amban Ganga River. The afternoon ride is flanked by the stunning Kalanduwa hills on one side and the borders of Wasgomuwa Wildlife Park on the other. As the jungle gives way to plantations, we enter the spice growing region of Sri Lanka. The night is spent in a family-run guest house with small cabanas dotted around the estate, it's basic but the home cooking in clay pots on wood fired stoves gives you the real flavour of Sri Lanka. If you would like to find out more about the spices used in the piquant Lankan currys, the owners can arrange a visit to one of the renowned spice gardens a short walk down the road. Ride approx. 80km. Basic Lodge (B,L)
Day 5
Today is tougher as we head for the hills and Kandy, the spiritual and cultural capital of the hill country. Those who feel like an easy day can jump onto the bus for the 50km trip to Kandy, while the rest of us pedal away, riding through the Moorish town of Matale. Its inhabitants, descendants from Arab spice traders, still control most of the spice market, which is a good place to pick some freshly ground curry powder of your own. We may have to transfer the last few km to avoid traffic, as Kandy's roads are as old as the city. Surrounded by hills, the town is centreed around a small lake and the Temple of the Tooth. The afternoon is free to wander through the streets and markets. Ride approx. 53km
Day 6
A free day in Kandy to explore the town. Kandy has many interesting attractions including the wonderful Botanical Gardens, the famous Temple of the Tooth, and streets lined with interesting curio shops, while the surrounding hills are dotted with wonderful temples
Day 7
For anyone who doesn't do hills, we strongly recommend the train ride to Nuwara Eliya, the highest point on the island! For those who feel like a challenge, it's 82km, climbing up to 2000m above sea level to reach the highest and most favoured Hill Station. For the first part of the ride we take the old road, a far more pleasant route, and one of the few places where you see terraced paddy fields. Beyond the paddy fields is tea country and the area is reputed to produce the finest teas on the island. Ride approx. 82km.
Day 8
In the morning we visit a tea factory on the edge of the town, and then cycle through hilly country towards Ella, stopping for lunch at a local restaurant and later tea in Bandarawella, a trading centre where exotic fruits from the east coast are traded for hill-country vegetables. Arriving in the late afternoon, we watch the sunset from the famous view point Ella Gap. On a clear day you can see the coast shimmering in the distance. Ride approx. 66km
Day 9
Descending 1000m we leave the breathtaking scenery of Uva Province for the gentle rolling hills of the dry zone, stopping at the impressive rock-cut Buddha Statues at Buduruvagala. The giant 15m rock carving of Buddha is flanked by small figures depicting his helpers and a very rare image of Maitreya, the future Buddha, which dates from the 10th Century. The tranquillity of the place is enhanced by the lotus-covered lake; on whose banks we can enjoy some fresh fruit before riding on to lunch. Here we can relax from the heat of the day, before the final 30km to Tissamaharama, the capital of the old Ruhuna Kingdom. Ride approx 102km.
Day 10
In the morning we cycle to Kataragama temple, which lies 16km northeast of Tissa. People of all faiths come to seek favour with the god Skanda, who is reputed to restore people's health. The colourful and noisy pooja is always busy, with thousands of pilgrims during the festival season, July - August. Tissa is close to Yala National Park, the best park in Sri Lanka to see Leopard. After lunch we have a safari in the park, when we may see elephant, deer, wild boar, sloth bear, asian jackal, and lots of birdlife and if very lucky a leopard. We return to Tissa for the night. Ride approx. 32km
Day 11
Leaving early to avoid the heat of the dry zone, we ride along the boundary of Bundala Bird Sanctuary. During certain times of the year thousand of flamingoes can be seen wading in the brackish shallows, eyed up by crocodiles, basking in the early morning sun. After 25km we hit the main road for the final 30km to Hambantota, a series of sandy bays fanning out from this typical coastal town. Transfer from Hambantota to Ahangama by coach. For the next 2 nights we stay in Ahangama.
Day 12
Relax at the hotel or join a late morning ride along rural roads to Wandurugama, a small rural village before returning via Koggala Lake and back to the hotel and the end of our riding. Afternoon is free to explore the beach area or swim and laze by the pool, late afternoon the stilt fishers climb their poles to catch a few bites for the supper, meanwhile we can enjoy some sun-downers followed by an evening seafood BBQ at the hotel. From November to April you can also go whale watching off Dondra head, near Mirissa, which is one of the best places in the world for seeing blue and sperm whales. Huge pods of dolphins are also often seen accompanying the boats.
Day 13
Leaving mid morning, we will stop to visit Galle. The Old Dutch fort was built in 1663 after the Dutch took the island from the Portuguese. The old ramparts and small back streets bring alive some of the history of the fight for colonial domination of this prized island. You're free to find your own lunch, meeting back at the bus at 2.30pm for the 2hr drive to Colombo, arriving late afternoon. The rest of the day is free to relax by the pool or shop along the main street. For the last evening meal we can choose from one of the many restaurants in Colombo.
Day 14
If you are travelling on the group flight we will have a morning transfer to the airport for the daytime flight to London. The arrangements for those not flying with the group end after check out.


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Two-Bean Veggie Pizza Recipe
"This is my much healthier version of a black bean pizza I had in Guatemala. It's so delicious!"
Laura Letnes - Fargo, North Dakota
- 1 medium onion, sliced
- 2 teaspoons canola oil
- 3/4 cup canned kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 3/4 cup canned black beans, rinsed and drained
- 1/2 cup salsa
- 1 tablespoon hickory smoke-flavored barbecue sauce
- 1 sprig fresh parsley, stems removed
- 1 small garlic clove, peeled and halved
- 3/4 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Dash hot pepper sauce
- 1 prebaked 12-inch thin pizza crust
- 1 cup frozen corn, thawed
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes, drained
- 3/4 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese
- 3/4 cup shredded pepper Jack cheese
- In a small nonstick skillet, cook onion in oil over low heat for 15-20 minutes or until onion is golden brown, stirring occasionally.
- Meanwhile, preheat oven to 450°. In a food processor, combine beans, salsa, barbecue sauce, parsley, garlic, cumin, pepper and pepper sauce; cover and process until pureed.
- Place crust on a baking sheet; spread with bean mixture. Top with caramelized onions, corn, tomatoes and cheeses. Bake 8-10 minutes or until edges are lightly browned and cheese is melted. Yield: 8 slices.
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Delicious! I made it exactly as instructed and it turned out great! My husband and I loved it!
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We used a chopped fresh tomato, and added a diced fresh jalapeño. We're going to use this bean mixture as our new standard in bean& cheese tacos. So yummy.
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Really Good! I didn't caramelize the onions and just mixed the pureed beans with the onions and corn and then spread on the pizza. Made it a 30 minute meal!
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One comparison between the Stillwater and Lawton Eisenhower girls basketball teams and it might seem like the two programs are headed in opposite directions.
Lawton Eisenhower (5-0) is coming off a tournament win in Altus, while the Lady Pioneers (3-2) are still trying to fill the void left by senior Blake Bulard's season-ending knee injury.
What may seem like a mismatch on paper, could turn into an advantage when Stillwater hosts the 19th-ranked Lady Eagles at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the Pioneer Fieldhouse.
"Eisenhower is a good team," Stillwater coach Carl Treat said. "They won the Altus Tournament and have a lot of momentum right now. This weekend will be our first big test against two tough Class 6A schools. We look forward to the challenge and hopefully it will help give us some momentum as we head into the Christmas break."
Treat has spent the last week working like a mad scientist to try to find the right combination for replacing Bulard. It hasn't been easy but after a good week of practice, the Stillwater coach feels like he's getting closer to putting together a lineup that works.
"We've sort of done it buy committee," Treat said. "We had some really good practices and a couple of girls are starting to step up and fill that void a little. When somebody goes down like that, everybody has to contribute a little bit more.
"We just have to keep working at it. Those were our first games without Blake. We're still looking for the continuity, but we've had a good week of practice."
Before the Lady Pioneers can set their sights on an undefeated Eisenhower team, Stillwater must first get past a Lawton High as the two teams battle at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Pioneer Fieldhouse.
"They've had a couple tough losses the last few weeks," Treat said. "I know they're going to give us everything they've got. Both of us are trying to get a couple more wins before Christmas break, so this weekend is huge for us. We have three games in the next two weeks. If we can win those, it just helps build momentum for the rest of the season."
Playing games back-to-back like this would be a concern for most coaches. But even after playing their fifth game in 10 days, Treat said that he's not concerned about whether or not it will have an affect on his players.
"I don't think it's really going to be a factor," Treat said. "They're kind of in the same situation that we're in because Lawton goes to Enid on Saturday and Ike plays Enid on Friday, so we're both playing two games this weekend."
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"This is a real big weekend for us," Treat said. "We've played some smaller schools early in the season, but these are a couple of schools that might be competing for a playoff spot. We usually don't worry about those types of things in December, but we know that a couple of quality wins will help us as practice and get ready for Christmas break. But either way, we can't get too high or too low with whatever happens. We still have a long season ahead of us and a lot of games left to play."
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Day 1
The group flight arrives in the afternoon and we transfer to our hotel. Those on Land Only arrangements should join us at the hotel in the evening.
Day 2
In the morning we will have our trip briefing, followed by bike fitting before we set off on a warm up ride round Havana. Traffic is remarkably light for a capital city. We cycle through the Miramar and Vedado districts of Havana to reach the dominating Plaza de la Revolucion, whilst Buicks and Pontiacs cruise past with gleaming chrome. We continue towards Old Havana and we make a stop at El Capitolio, the famous National Capitol Building, which is superficially similar to White House in Washington D.C. We finish our sightseeing with a walking tour in the heart of Old Havana and a stop for lunch in a local restaurant. In the afternoon we transfer to Matanzas for dinner and stay overnight.
Ride approx 25km. Transfer approx. 105km.
Day 3
We leave the hotel by bike and ride through Matanzas province, the landscape is full of sugar cane and citrus plantations and the life, though hard, is quiet in the villages. This pretty ride takes us through rural communities to Pedro Betancourt where we load the bikes on the bus and drive to lunch. Once we pass the Australia Sugar Factory (where Fidel Castro set up his headquarters for the Bay of Pigs crisis) we enter the Cienaga de Zapata. The road is flat and is skirted by a swamp, once full of crocodiles. We pass Guama Crocodile farm and stop for a visit. After lunch we continue on to the Bay of Pigs where we stay overnight. This was the site of the failed invasion by CIA-backed Cuban Americans. Many of the beaches here are ideal for snorkelling and swimming.
Ride approx. 65km. Transfer approx. 90km.
Day 4
Continuing south to cross the island, our route today covers a variety of landscapes. We ride through the biggest swamps in Cuba (Zapata's Peninsula), and then cut through agricultural routes to reach the main road towards Cienfuegos. This is a day for discovering the rural heart of Cuba as we pass through small communities dedicated to agriculture and charcoal production. A stop at Playa Giron gives us the chance to learn about CIA backed invasion of Cuba in the early 60's. From here we have a short ride to lunch in Caleta Buena, a natural sea pool teeming with tropical fish. This ride includes a section of off-road cycling on a track through the forest. There should be the opportunity to have a dip upon arrival. Afterwards we continue by bus to Cienfuegos. Ride approx. 67km. Transfer approx. 90km
Day 5
Today's ride takes us along the coast to Trinidad. Trinidad is beautiful; a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1988 and perhaps the best-preserved colonial town on the island. Exploring Trinidad can feel like entering a time warp, its colourful, cobbled streets and horse drawn transportation whisking us back to Colonial Times. There are many interesting museums housed in old colonial buildings and music drifts through the streets and plazas.
Ride approx. 85km.
Day 6
Today is free to soak up the atmosphere of Trinidad, relax by the hotel pool, or join an optional excursion to explore the surrounding areas. We offer the option to join a Catamaran trip, embarking from the beach of Playa Ancon and sailing the Caribbean to the small island of Cayo Macho (or Cayo Blanco depending on availability) to lunch on fresh seafood amongst tame iguanas and tree rats. Alternatively you can walk the 'El Cubano' trail in the nearby national park. This evening we recommend a visit to Trinidad's Casa de la Trova (the House of Music) for traditional Cuban music and dancing.
Day 7
Riding from the hotel we head inland towards the city of Sancti Spiritus. The road rises and falls through the beautiful scenery of the Alturas de Banao, where coffee plantations and farms adorn the landscape, passing the Valle de los Ingenios (Valley of the Sugar Mills) which was once Cuba's most important sugar producing area. At the village of Manaca Iznaga we can stop to visit the farmhouse and the famous 'run away slaves' tower; for a small entrance fee you can climb the 136 steps and enjoy the view. Upon arrival in Sancti Spiritus, we enjoy some free time in the town's colonial centre and then transfer to Camaguey. Ride approx. 72km. Transfer approx. 200km.
Day 8
Our route today depends on the weather. In dry weather, our preferred route takes us through cowboy country, but in the wet the road is impassable. A decision will be made on a trip by trip basis.
Route A (dry weather):
We start with a short transfer to the start point, just outside Camaguey and right next to the Palacio de Pioneros 'Camilo Cienfuegos', the Cuban equivalent of the local scout hut! Our route takes us through the Cuban hinterland and we pass small rural settlements and plenty of cowboys on horseback. The scenery is undulating and you'll have views in the distance of the Sierra de Najasa. We reach the market town of Najasa and turn off the main road onto a track which leads to Belen Farm where we stop and have lunch. The farm has its own stables and also rears some exotic animals such as antelope. We relax here for lunch and then continue our cycle ride back toward the main road where we get off our bikes and transfer to Bayamo. Ride approx. 70km. Transfer approx. 200km.
Route B (wet weather):
We transfer to Las Tunas, where we saddle up to ride across this lively city. We continue to Bayamo, located in the province of Granma, one of the island's most important regions from a revolutionary perspective and consisting mainly of the floodplain of the river Cauto (Cuba's longest). The area contains many sugar cane and rice plantations, and lies below the Sierra Maestra Mountains. The charming city of Bayamo is the capital of the province, and has a pleasant, relaxed ambience full of poignant monuments and revolutionary atmosphere.
Ride approx. 68km. Transfer approx. 180km.
Day 9
A challenging ride from Bayamo into the Sierra Maestra. As we head deep into the mountains, today's route is dominated by Pico Bayamesa (at 1,730m above sea level it is Cuba's third tallest peak). This is an area of stunning natural beauty and is rarely visited by tourists. After passing through numerous villages we reach our hotel where we can relax after probably our hardest day's ride.
Ride approx 75 km.
Day 10
This morning we take a short break from the saddle to enjoy the spectacular scenery of the Sierra Maestra. Starting early, we take a gentle stroll into the mountains with a local, passing through tropical forest and coffee plantations before stopping for coffee and fruit in a local farmer's home and returning to the hotel for lunch. We take a transfer from Salton to just beyond Palma Soriano, then it's back on the bikes to ride to El Cobre. After visiting Cuba's most important Holy Shrine, we transfer to Santiago de Cuba. The city is rich in traditions, folklore and legends, making almost every street corner famous. But it is at night that Santiago really comes alive with legendary Cuban music and dancing. Afternoon ride approx. 35km. Transfer approx. 70km.
Day 11
Santiago de Cuba is known as the city of heroes, for the important role it played in Independence and Revolutionary struggles. The morning is spent sightseeing, including the Moncada Barracks - where the opening shots of the revolution were fired on 26 July 1953 when Castro and his men attacked the barracks. There is a rich tradition of dance, music and festivals, largely based on the Afro-Cuban population.
Late afternoon transfer to Holguin city. Transfer approx 155kms.
Day 12
Today we have a short transfer to Aguas Claras, our start point for the day. Riding along quiet roads, one of the most beautiful rides of the holiday, we make our way to the small town of Maniabon via the north coast. From here we transfer 145km to Camaguey, the capital of the province.
Ride approx. 65km.
Day 13
We transfer after breakfast to the town of Majagua and enjoy a final cycle ride to the rural setting of Mayajigua, our base for tonight. The route today will be challenging as we make our way over the northern range of hills, but the support vehicle is on hand just in case!
Ride approx. 55km. Transfer approx. 180km.
Day 14
Today is a long day so we leave Mayajigua early in the morning and return by road to Havana via Remedios, one of the earliest Spanish settlements in Cuba, and then Santa Clara to visit the Che Mausoleum and armoured train exhibition. The evening is free to soak up the vibrant atmosphere of Havana. Transfer approx. 350km.
Day 15
Today there is a city tour of old Havana, described as a living museum, with its marvellous monuments, cathedrals and palaces. We will lunch at the famous Hemingway haunt La Bodeguita del Medio, and have the chance to buy his favourite Mojito cocktail (made with rum, lime, mint and sugar). After lunch we transfer to the airport for those on the group flight to London. Passengers travelling independently will leave the group in Havana.
Day 16
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Do you have any features that look like your mom's or dad's? Maybe you have his eyes, her nose or some other characteristic. Do you have any of your heavenly Father's features? "Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord God…" (Rev.4:8) But what about His children? We are told throughout scripture that we are to be as He is; (Lev. 11:44a; 19:2; 20:7,26; 1 Peter 1;15; 1 John 1:7).
Last Wednesday, at about midnight, one guy shoved something up my dad's nose, another person shoved something down his throat, and then the kicker – this guy took a knife and cut my dad's midsection wide open. And we thanked him for it.
Psalms 139 is the strongest, most undeniable argument for when "life" begins in the womb. This passage makes it very clear all life is divinely ordained by God, formed by God, and designed by and developed by God. Having said that, let's talk about our own life.
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We go through a lot to do "church". Think of the time and money and effort and energy put into making sure we've got a place to meet on Sundays, all the work that goes into the various events and traditions. People give up so much in the name of church, so today I ask you, "Why?" What's the point?"
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God hates sin, not sinners. He hates sin because of what it does to the sinner (redeemed and unredeemed). For the redeemed, yielding themselves to sin can lead them back into the dominant control and slavery they have been set free from. For the unredeemed, sin piled upon sin takes them deeper into sin and farther from a sensitivity to God and need for salvation. Sin at its most basic form means to "miss the mark" Romans 2:23 tells us we have all done this. So in essence sin is sin is sin. But there are some sins God ...
Aren't you thankful today for the wonderful saving grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, who through His salvation, our spiritual identity and eternal destiny were changed? (2 Cor. 5:17; Romans 6:23b).
I have so many great memories of my grandma, especially when all the cousins would be together, playing in the basement while all the grown-ups were upstairs. Sometimes, we even all got to stay overnight down there. It was awesome, except for one thing: the coatrack. It was one of those things that was always there but you didn't always notice it, unless it was the middle of the night and you woke up and looked toward the one ray of light. That's when I saw what I was sure was a person or a monster - whatever it ...
Last week, we saw the righteousness that Jesus "filled up" for us – and put on our record in our baptism. We saw him doing everything that was "fitting" for that righteousness, living a perfect life, more perfect than even the most polished celebrity at the most posh event could ever be.
Some things are just fitting, aren't they? They are just supposed to be a certain way. Take the Golden Globes. Did you see the show? Everyone who is anyone in Hollywood was there. And everything was just right.
"How great are his signs, how mighty his wonders!" (Daniel 4:3) These words spoken by a king of the King of kings and Lord of lords are to be the focus of every Christian in today's world.
Do you ever feel that being a child of God isn't paying out like you thought it should? The childlike confidence that Jesus will make everything better doesn't always seem to play out - when the wound doesn't heal, the need isn't met, the hurt doesn't go away. For us grown-ups, reality tends to set in and tarnishes some of that unbridled optimism.
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In 1998 the American Film institute listed the 100 greatest movies of all time. At the top of the list was Orson Welles' "Citizen Kane."
As childish as it sounds, you hear that refrain repeatedly in the Passion History, the story of Jesus' suffering and death that takes center stage during Lent.
A friend returned from a mission trip to Central America with a renewed sense of excitement about doing God's work. "I went down there to help other people," she said, "but I didn't expect that they would help me. I thought I had something to give, but what I got back was so much more."
Have you ever felt strong? I mean truly strong, as in invincible?
As a child, I used to play a game of endurance with my friends. On the school playground, we would all hang from the bars of a "horizontal ladder" and see who could hang on the longest. Eventually, our hands would get tired, and one by one, we would drop to the ground. Last one hanging wins.
"There's nothing wrong with me," the man told the paramedic.
For the last two weeks now, we've been talking about the difference the Word of God makes in our hearts. It gives us the strength to face the storms of life, putting them all in the perspective of the eternity God has in store for us. Now, think about this. Those same promises are for everyone - and God wants to use you to share them.
In recent weeks, much space in the Religion section has been given to the subject of whether Jesus was a conservative or a liberal, and I feel compelled to add my two humble cents.
I called Junior E. Lee, vice president and general manager of Round or Square Polls, Inc., a subsidiary of The Yarbrough Multinational Media and Pest Control Company, located over a pool hall in Greater Garfield, Georgia, to see who he thinks might be running for president in 2012.
My friend Jim Cantrell once commented that he was giving up Lent for Lent.
No matter who you are, storms will come in your life. But as Jesus preaches in his Sermon on the Mount, he makes it clear that with his word, we handle those storms better. And the more we are in the word, the more firmly entrenched we become so we can hide from the storms in those offers and promises of God.
"When I get to heaven, God and I are going to have a few words," a friend of mine once said.
One of the phrases that you will hear from time to time in the news media is, "Jesus was a liberal," meaning that Jesus was left winged in his political thought. Many political pundits will say that when one reads the New Testament, it is obvious that Jesus was socialistic in his thinking, and that if he walked the earth today, he would surely be among those on the political left.


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Pretty much every smartphone on the market today offers GPS. Apps of all kinds use that geo-locating ability to offer you the local weather forecast or help you find nearby restaurants.
There are also apps designed to help singles look for love, and the concept has been a hit — with men. The app Grindr, for gay men, has more than 4 million users worldwide. And straight guys are signing up for a bunch of dating apps, as well.
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Why is it that all these fancy new wrench designs are made so bulky that all they can work on is a bolt head in the middle of a 4' x 8' sheet of plywood? Try fitting this thing on your car engine somewhere. Every one of these wham-o-dyne wrench ideas I have tried through the years is too bulky in some way to actually work on the job for which I needed it.
Curious-One, adjustable wrenchs do not grip rounded nuts or boltheads particularly well. The majority of those damaged fasteners are the result of using adjustable wrenches when open end and box wrenches were the more appropriate choice.
The Craftsman Figure 8 wrench is a spline wrench that grips the fasteners on the fasteners flat sides. Socket and box end wrenches apply torque only to the corners, quickly damaging the fastener and barking one hands and fingers.
I'd say the PopSci staff chose wisely.
There's always time to do it better NOW.
Bladeyama and pscis, this wrench has a place in your toolbox for its superior gripping of damaged fasteners. Sure the heads are bulky and are not the best choice for every situation but conventional wrenches and sockets also have limitations.
There's always time to do it better NOW.
You know what the WORST thing about spending that kind of money on a graphics card is? That fact it will DIE when its cheap, $0.25 Chinese sleeve-bearing fan seizes, the thing that prematurely ends the lives of at least 80% of ALL graphics cards. It's a disgrace the companies who make them keep using such horrible support components.


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Step 1: Open Your Mouse
Step 2: Remove Mouse Wheel Assembly
Step 3: Remove Spring
Step 4: Reassemble
Put the case back on and tighten all the screws.
You are now finished.
Major props to Noah for the images.
Even though this article was about *removing* that spring, this article did the opposite for me and showed me how to *add* both springs again.
Thank you!
Then i wrote a slideshow about it and wrote it off as if i meant to do it on purpose. Yus.


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Professor Shelley White researches and writes about the intersections of political economy and health, HIV/AIDS, human rights, and social change. She has a background in international public health with expertise in HIV/AIDS policy and international development, and has recently worked in Lesotho and Kenya. She teaches courses on public health and the Sociology of Health and Illness, as well as the Sociology Internship course.
Professor White is deeply committed to connecting the classroom to the community, and recently co-edited the book Sociologists in Action: Sociology, Social Justice and Social Change.
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Dale Jr. doesn't like fans at drivers' meeting
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11:36 AM ET 03.18 | Fan access is one of NASCAR's hallmarks. But the chatter Friday at Bristol Motor Speedway from the drivers was that the interaction may have gone too far last week at Las Vegas when fans were allowed to be a part of the drivers' pre-race meeting with NASCAR officials. "I don't like it," Dale Earnhardt Jr. said. "I like the drivers' meeting to be with the drivers and the crew chiefs, and about the race. It has become less and less about that. It has to be cool for a fan to be able to have that kind of access. I think there is probably a way to give them that kind of access without going to the lengths that they went to at Vegas." Matt Kenseth said the drivers' meetings have been going further and further away from their original purpose for years. "It hasn't been for a long time a true drivers' meeting in the true sense of the word," he said. "Nobody is going to raise their hand and ask a question in that environment."
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Not one to miss a marketing opportunity, frogetta will race on dirt (I know there's a double meaning there somewhere) at Smoke's Prelude to the Dream charity event.
snce before Daytona articles here have covered:
Kahne's knee surgery
Robby Gordon's financial problems
Next year's dodge design (decals)
Sadler won't run cup races for waltrip
And now, this
I wonder when job performance evaluations are held?
For what?
Nothing special, just picking him.
I agree, it's a drivers meeting, not an open house.
Totally agree -- what is with Bushy Baby doing his intro with the crap RAP music ?? DAMN!!!
No wonder he gets all the booing ...
What does any of these threads have to do with the race??
Looks like I could have got some good seats.. WOW.. look at the empty seats
I agree with Jr and whoever else said it is for drivers only and fans should be verboten.
I agree with the comments on this topic.
I agree with RAP being K R A P.
I agree that #24 is a good pick for today.
Enjoy the race everyone.
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One good thing about these lame topics, is that we get some amazing pics on here. Thanks to Wildfan and Sly and others who add them......my fav is the Riverdance one on a Dodge topic....awesome.
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Looks like the "dryer" is going to take out about 4-5 cars -- don't think they can fix some of those cars ...
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Every Thursday, three friends get together at Carol Haskett's home near Eckert. They visit about the goings-on in the community as they pull out pattern books, coils of reed and half-completed baskets.
Between sips of coffee and talk about what's been happening in their lives, they work steadily, carefully measuring out lengths of reed, weaving the pieces in and out, and creating an amazing array of baskets. Knitting baskets, market baskets, hearth baskets, egg baskets — each has a different size and shape perfectly suited for its specific use. Perhaps it's that variety that intrigues basket makers like Carol, Barb Rogers and Jayne McFarland. Each is engaged in a different project, but they work companionably, sharing tips and techniques.
"We're just friends getting together, gossiping and working," Barb said. "Most of us have other interests as well." Barb belongs to three quilt clubs, and all three are members of the Tuesday Needlers, a group of crafty ladies who gather at the rec center every week to work on their projects. Jayne has been knitting since she was 8 (she learned from her father). The completed cross-stitch projects hanging on the walls of Carol's home attest to one of her skills, but she also does some quilting.
Barb is the most experienced basket weaver, having taken lessons for years — mostly for the social aspect of it. Her baskets adorn her home and are given as gifts; few are sold. "I have a philosophy," she said. "If I do it for monetary gain, it's a job. It's no longer fun. I do sell my baskets occasionally when people are desperate for a little gift, but I don't make them to sell."
As she talks, she pulls lengths of reed out of the kitchen sink where they've been soaking. "If you don't get them wet you're going to break your reed and that's really irritating," Barb said. "Carol and I bought some of this stuff years ago, and it's dried out."
All the reed is rattan, but it comes in different thicknesses and a variety of configurations — flat, oval and round. There's a right side and a wrong side to the reed, Barb pointed out. The right side is smoother; on the "wrong side," short fibers can be seen sticking out.
The initial layout is the most difficult step, she said; without anchoring points, the reeds slip and slide in every direction. Specially designed weights help hold the lengths in place as she works.
Incorporating color into any project is as simple as soaking the reed in Rit dye. "There are all kinds of dye out there, but Rit dye is easy to come by," Barb said. She studies each step of the pattern closely before proceeding, where Carol feels comfortable creating a basket on her own, employing the techniques she's learned over the years.
Both are adept at changing the size of a basket by simply changing the width of the reed they're using.
Jayne joined the group more recently, after Carol issued an invitation to the Needlers. She successfully completed several baskets, but she's been struggling with her latest project, a gift for a friend. "Supposedly it was for her birthday, but that was in May," she said.
Barb has a similar basket at home, she said. After trying unsuccessfully to complete the project, she had to set it aside to await inspiration. Judging from the assortment of baskets she gathered for the photo above, she's not stymied very often.
Each one of them could finish a basket a week, but they're not in a race. They're content to pause for a cookie, or to watch what's happening on daytime TV.
"Does this group have a name?" they're asked.
"I guess you could call us the Crazy Lady Basket Makers," they respond, "but that's definitely unofficial."
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Sunday, March 09, 2014
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7:30 pm - 9:30 pm - Great Hall
The most eminent musical institute in the north of Israel, the Haifa Symphony Orchestra of Israel, which encourages the promotion of Israeli culture, features Israeli pianist Roman Rabinovich in a dramatic performance of Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 3, Op. 30. This season marks the orchestra's first visit to the United States and features the extraordinarily charismatic Boguslaw Dawidow as the Principal Guest Conductor.


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Cornflower blue
Cornflower blue (X11) | |
Color coordinates | |
Hex triplet | #6495ED |
sRGBB (r, g, b) | (100, 149, 237) |
CMYKH (c, m, y, k) | (59, 37, 0, 0) |
HSV (h, s, v) | (219°, 58%, 93%) |
Source | X11 |
B: Normalized to [0–255] (byte) H: Normalized to [0–100] (hundred) |
Cornflower blue (Crayola) | |
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Hex triplet | #93CCEA |
sRGBB (r, g, b) | (154, 206, 235) |
HSV (h, s, v) | (201°, 37%, 92%) |
Source | Crayola |
B: Normalized to [0–255] (byte) |
Cornflower blue, is a shade of medium-to-light blue containing relatively little green compared to blue. This hue was one of the favorites of the Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer, his other most-noted favorite being yellow.
The most valuable blue sapphires are called cornflower blue, having a medium-dark violet-blue tone.[1]
Computer monitors may not always be depended upon for true representation of a color.
Robert Boyle[edit]
Robert Boyle reported a blue dye produced from the cornflower.[2] This was also called Boyle's Blue[3] and Cyan Blue.[4] This dye color however, was not widely commercialized.[5]
Cornflower blue is a defined color in the X Window (X11) color scheme.[6] As such, it is a color available as a named color for webpages.
Cornflower blue is a Crayola color. It was originally introduced in 1949, in the box of 48 crayons.[7]
Microsoft XNA[edit]
Cornflower blue is the default clear color used in the XNA framework.
Popular references[edit]
In the movie Fight Club, the narrator's boss asks "Can I get that icon in cornflower blue?" In the T.V Show How I Met Your Mother, Barney exclaims regarding his choice in tie "There was a cornflower blue one I almost went with."
See also[edit]
- ^ McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology, ed. Sybil P.. Parker, 1997, McGraw-Hill, ISBN 9780079115041, page 30
- ^ The Pigment Compendium: A Dictionary of Historical Pigments, Nicholas Eastaugh, Valentine Walsh, Tracey Chaplin, Ruth Siddall, 2004, Routledge, ISBN 9781136373855
- ^ http://books.google.ca/books?id=2OH28vpzzMsC&lpg=PT395&dq=cornflower%20blue&pg=PT186#v=onepage&q=cornflower%20blue&f=false
- ^ http://books.google.ca/books?id=2OH28vpzzMsC&lpg=PT395&dq=cornflower%20blue&pg=PT410#v=onepage&q=cornflower%20blue&f=false
- ^ http://books.google.ca/books?id=2OH28vpzzMsC&pg=PT395&dq=cornflower+blue&hl=en&sa=X&ei=ymHuT92UKMn00gGFxd36Ag&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=cornflower%20blue&f=false
- ^ Color Library documentation, Color::Library::Dictionary::X11 - (X11) Colors for the X11 Window System (rgb.txt) (accessed 2012-06-29)
- ^ Crayola, Cornflower (accessed 2012-06-29)


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THE Secretary of State is West Virginia's chief elections officer, and the office's business and licensing division performs important functions for the private sector.
The Daily Mail endorses Republican challenger Brian Savilla, a teacher and former member of the House of Delegates who also has worked for a computer company.
Savilla has the skills to continue the modernization of the office, but he also sees room for improvement - namely, a belief that West Virginia should require voters to present photo IDs at the polls.
The current occupant of the office, Democrat Natalie Tennant, has done some good things.
The business and licensing division now makes it possible for businesses to complete some filings online - 45,000 today, up from only 9,000 four years ago. The office also has lowered fees for businesses.
Tennant's office also played a role in investigating Lincoln County misdeeds that led to federal prosecutions and removal of several elected officials from office.
But all that would continue under Savilla, and he differs with Tennant on that key point: photo IDs.
Tennant contends that current verification procedures are adequate and do not need to be improved.
Savilla is "100 percent for" photo IDs for voters. He points out that seniors will have to have such identification next year anyway, because Social Security is going to direct deposit of benefits.
Savilla would push West Virginia to require voters to present photo IDs. Tennant would not.


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Companies use phone interviews for a variety of reasons. It could be to determine whether you have the skill set they're looking for (your resume may not have been clear enough); it may be to assess your verbal communication skills, particularly if they are needed on the phone; it could be an easier, more effective and cost efficient way for them to start the interview process; and it could be to verify salary information to have a sense of whether you're in their salary range. So how do you prepare for a phone interview?
Keep in mind this is an interview, the only difference is it's being conducted on the phone rather than in person. It's important for you to be as focused, engaged and prepared as you would if this were being held in the company's offices. The phone interview could last from 10-60 minutes, depending on the purpose, company and interviewer.
A great tip is to keep a copy of the job description, company information which you've researched and a copy of the resume you sent for that specific position in a file that's easily accessible when you get a phone call. Some companies will call to schedule a time in the future for the phone interview, and some will call hoping you're available then. If you're caught off guard and would like a couple of minutes to gather your file, review the information and breathe to get focused, ask the person if you can call back in five minutes as you're in the middle of something you need to finish. Most will call you back or schedule a specific time. They know they're taking a chance of finding you available when they call if it's not been scheduled previously.
A phone interview is really no different than the in-person except it's over the phone. You are going to be answering questions about your knowledge, skills and abilities and likely covering information on your resume. Since you periodically review your resume and know the information on it, you'll be able to answer questions without difficulty. If you don't understand the question or are unsure what the person means, ask for clarification as you would if you were face-to-face. You may be asked what you know about the company and if you have any questions, so it may be helpful to keep your list of questions in your folder with the job description, company info and resume copy.
One of the most challenging aspects in the phone interview can be the actual phone connection. Many people today use cell phones and think it's fine to conduct business calls wherever they are. Think twice about conducting a phone interview while you're driving, getting gas, paying for parking, talking with the landscaper, feeding the bird or walking around your house. If the connection is bad and you or the interviewer have to repeat a lot, you're losing valuable time when you could be communicating substantive information and the interviewer may have limited time.
If interviewing and getting a new position are important to you, think about how professional and prepared you appear in the phone interview. If you've had an issue with plumbing and the plumber is on the way, it may be best to reschedule. You wouldn't bring the plumber, your kids or the bird with you to the company's office for an interview, don't "bring them with you" on the phone interview. If you don't have great cell reception wherever you plan to take the call, then access a landline for the phone interview or schedule for a time when you can use a landline.
Some people conduct their phone interview from their current place of employment. Not a problem, unless you have to put the interviewer on hold to answer other phone calls or questions from your boss and co-workers.
Plan to be totally available to the interviewer with no distractions or interruptions and a great connection. Have quick access to the job description, company info and your resume and be ready to talk about your accomplishments and your phone interview should go well.
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Welcome to the parent section of the Geneva College website. My name is Becky Phillips and I am the associate director of church and parent relations. It is my privilege to be a resource for you, both prospective parents and families of current students. The tabs at the left will help you to navigate the website and I am always happy to answer questions or point you in the right direction. Prospective ParentsIt is my hope that you are learning much about Geneva College as you explore the website. If you haven't done so already, I encourage you to take a student-led virtual tour of the campus and explore the viewbooks to see more about the college. Current parents are eager to share their Geneva College experiences with you. Simply click here for their names, hometown and contact information. Come for a campus visit. Click here for more information. Current FamiliesI have enjoyed meeting many of you on the freshman move-in day at the Parent Welcome Tent, Family Weekend, regional receptions or through correspondence. Thank you to those who have volunteered time to be ambassadors for Geneva College at events both on and off the campus. Thank you the members of the Parent Advisory Council for your work in promoting Geneva College. If you are interested in becoming a member, please contact me to learn more. Enjoy the website and come back often! Becky Phillips |
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Title: | R.I.P. to Regret |
Album: | Probable Flaws |
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Time only moves in one direction, so why waste precious hours dwelling on what's already done? On this newly-leaked album standout (the artist's first Booth feature), Josh Sallee says R.I.P. to Regret, laying his past mistakes to rest over a James Blake-sampled beat by Blev. Like what you're hearing? More hot beats and thought-provoking … Read More


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Hello Everyone!
I recently changed over to Windows 7 64 bit and installed Architectural Desktop 2006.
I have it set up to run in compatibility mode.
I'm only using the Autocad part of the software. i.e. use the ACAD.EXE file to start autocad.
I have had this up and running for about a week now and just started having trouble today.
There have been no changes, updates, or whatever to Windows etc. in the last 2 or 3 days.
The error message I'm getting occurs when I go to open a file.
Not every time, but about every 5th or 6th drawing I get this:
Fatal error: Unhandled access violation reading 0x0000 exception at 5fa187abh.
I tried searching for the 5fa... but there was only one posting and it had no reply.
Any ideas on how to get rid of this annoying error?
I suggest you search for Windows 7 within this board. There are a lot of threads about installing Autocad 2006 on a Windows 7 PC.
Thanks Bruce!
I'll take a look and see if I find anything.
Didn't look there before, since I have no idea if it's a Windows issue or something else.
I am having similar issue. I have Windows XP and have full Autocad 2006 version. When I open an autocad file the error message reads like this: Unhandled Exception E06d7363(e06d7363h) @ address 7C812AFBh. It also shows the where the exception occurred by showing the filepath above the error message. I do not understand what this means. Really could use your help. Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Sorry to hear you're having prolblems.
Unfortunately I won't be much help...
I was having problems with Windows 7 not XP.
I accidetally solved solved my problem after I had to reinstall everything!
Had to get a new hard drive! Loads of fun.
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On Tuesday, 12 January, an earthquake measuring 7.0 on the Richter scale, with a depth of 10 km, was recorded only 16 km from the capital of Haiti, Port-au-Prince.
The city has been severely affected including damage to critical infrastructure components such as, electricity, water and telecommunication services. Initial reports indicate a large number of casualties and widespread damage to buildings and logistics infrastructure.
Provision of humanitarian assistance is hampered by damage to key infrastructure, such as airport and port as well as road blockages. There is an urgent need to augment the logistics capacity in order to meet the humanitarian needs.
Insecurity and looting is a major concern in the aftermath of this disaster. Immediate needs include search and rescue operations; emergency health; water and sanitation; shelter; food; logistics and telecommunications.
Through this special operation WFP will, in its capacity as Logistics and Emergency Telecommunications Cluster lead, support the relief efforts of the Humanitarian Community and of the Haitian authorities. The special operation provides for:


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