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Stuttgart have completed the signing of Nuremberg winger Adam Hlousek for an undisclosed fee.
The Czech Republic international scored three goals in 28 Bundesliga appearances last season, but was part of a Nuremberg side that was relegated to Germany's second tier.
Hlousek has subsequently decided to take on a new challenge, and has penned a deal that will see him stay at the Mercedes-Benz Arena until June 2018.
And the 25-year-old is relishing the prospect of representing Huub Stevens' charges.
"Stuttgart is a top club in the Bundesliga," he told the club's official website.
"(I had a) good time in Nuremberg, now I am looking forward to this new challenge."
Sporting director Fredi Bobic added: "Adam has established himself in the Bundesliga and has international experience.
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Hlousek becomes the second departure from Nuremberg on Monday, after Japan captain Makoto Hasebe joined Frankfurt on a two-year deal.
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From the mid-1960s up to the early 2000s, the artist Richard Anuskiewicz (born 1930), whose brightly colored and geometric works epitomized Op art, tried his hand at printmaking to complete a commission in 1963 from the Metropolitan Museum of Art to create a series of holiday cards. He screenprinted these cards and became fascinated by this print medium, using it almost exclusively throughout his career. Eventually he became one of the most prolific Op art printmakers, creating a series of annual holiday cards to send to friends. Over the years Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Prescott, close friends of the artist, were two of 100 lucky recipients of these greeting cards. The Prescotts carefully preserved and documented each card amassing one of the most complete collections of the works; which they subsequently gave to the McNay.
Anuskiewicz's prints have many of the same characteristics as his paintings, specifically the use of geometric abstraction and the interplay of complementary colors to create visual effects that dazzle the eye. The main difference between his graphic works and his paintings is, of course, scale. With their brilliant colors and precise line work, these small printed jewels have a wonderful, intimate presence. The prints also represent a mini-retrospective of the artist's work and development over a more than 30-year period. For the first time, these wonderful prints are on view at the McNay.
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I met Russ and Martha at one of Gary's cubfests. I enjoyed the time I spent with him and found him to be a true gentleman. Our condolences to his family.
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I met Mr Russ about a year ago and liked him the moment I met him. Truly one of a kind. Always ready to help and give of his vast knowledge. A true southern gentleman and friend. I will miss him and pray for Mrs Martha and the family
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Fond memories of Russ. Sorry to hear the news.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Russ will be missed, most certainly by almost anyone who ever met him, exchanged emails/pm's with him or just shared a thread. A gentleman of the old school, he always stepped up to help the new ones as well as our most senior members. He was a real joy to share things with.
I remember him trying to teach me Autocad .... .. I am sorry Russ, I don't think I will ever get the hang of it . Thanks for trying to teach me, you were a great mentor to me and a good friend. I just wish Em and I could have met you and Miss Martha in person. Rest in Peace (+) my friend, you will always be part of our family here.
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Mr. Russ
How do you say good bye to A man of this caliber in a few words on a public forum......You Can't.
You will be missed my friend.
May peace be with your family.
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Prayers to the family from Illinois.
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Sad to hear. One of the 'Cub Guys' that inspires the rest of us. He will be missed, with fond memories.
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Very sad to hear of Mr. Leggitt's passing. Remember sharing PM's on drawings for FH points. My condolences to the family, he will be missed.
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I never got to see them very often due to the distance, but Russ and Martha are dear friends. Martha and the family have our prayers. Here is a link to the obituary
http://www.wallerfuneralhome.com/sitema ... 86Leggitt#
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Thank you, John, for the link. I was able to send an electronic condolence card. I really wanted to say something to the family, appreciate that opportunity. Russ will truly be missed by all who met him.
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Our condolences to Ms Martha and tthe family. I have met Russ at 4 or 5 Cub fests and he was one fine fellow.
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Condolences from here. Grump
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our condolences
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Mr. Russ was a true gentleman in every sense of the word. We've lost a good friend.
I found this old Cub, Forgotten and Forlorn,
With pistons and valves frozen and worn.
Help from my buddies on Farmallcub.com,
And an engine from Ralph, (37's the one),
Now ole Corky is running and back to life,
Much to the surprise of my dear, dear wife!
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Our deepest sympathy is sent to his family and friends.
Rest in Peace, Mr. Russ.
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NEW YORK (RNN) – Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel has made history by being voted the first freshman to win the coveted Heisman Trophy.
"This is a moment that I've dreamed about since I've been a kid, running around the backyard pretending I was Doug Flutie, throwing Hail Marys to my dad," Manziel said during his Heisman Trophy speech. "Now I'm so blessed to be on a stage with such a group of great guys and to be invited into this fraternity, what a pleasure it really is."
Manziel's win is not as surprising to many fans or members of the media. He was the prohibitive favorite for the award immediately after Klein and Kansas State were routed by underdog Baylor on Nov. 17.
The way "Johnny Football" dismantled Alabama's defense and gave the Crimson Tide their only loss so far put Manziel squarely in Heisman conversation. But his body of work before that started discussions that he could become the first freshman ever to win college football's most coveted award.
He dazzled spectators and dizzied defenses with his scrambling ability and backed that up with the ability to make good reads and throw a variety of different passes either from the pocket or while on the run.
The Texas native became the first freshman and the fourth player ever to throw for at least 3,000 yards and rush for at least 1,000 in a single season. He has gained exactly 4,600 yards (3,419 passing, 1,181 rushing) and also broke the SEC record for total offense Auburn's Cam Newton set in 2010 when he won the Heisman.
More importantly, the Aggies have 10 wins and a shot for one more in their first year as members of the SEC, the premier conference in college football.
The overall success of the team combined with the unlikelihood of Manziel's personal accomplishments made him a clear favorite in many people's minds.
Manti Te'o is a dominant linebacker for Notre Dame who has overcome all types of odds on his way to a Heisman ceremony invitation, historically a rare feat for defensive players.
Te'o was the most unlikely choice to win the Heisman. No recipient has ever primarily played defense without some type of role as a ball handler, whether as an offensive specialist or kick returner.
He was the lynchpin for a Notre Dame team that returned to glory with a 12-0 record, a No. 1 ranking for the first time in 24 years and a spot in the BCS National Championship game. Notre Dame's last Associated Press No. 1 ranking in 1988 was also the last year the Fighting Irish won a national title.
The senior inside linebacker from Hawaii led the team with 103 total tackles and had the second-most interceptions in the nation with seven. He is the only linebacker in the top 20 in the country in interceptions.
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Te'o won the sentiment of many fans and football writers when America learned that he had lost his grandmother and girlfriend, who was battling leukemia, in the same day. Just days after the devastating news, he played one of his best games of the season in a 20-3 win over Michigan State.
The Fighting Irish were only three games into their season, but Heisman buzz had started.
Like Manziel, Kansas State's Collin Klein is also a quarterback who has held the reins of powerhouse offenses and pushed their teams to unexpected heights this season.
Klein, a Colorado native, was one of the best dual-threat quarterbacks in the country this season. He was leading Kansas State in what looked like a cakewalk through the Big 12 schedule toward a potential spot in the BCS title game.
And then the Wildcats made a trip to Waco, TX. They lost to Baylor by four touchdowns, and Klein threw three interceptions during that game.
It appeared Kansas State had lost its chance at its first national championship and its first Heisman winner in one night.
Despite that, it was obvious Klein was the engine that made the offense run. He has 2,490 passing yards and 890 rushing yards, just two yards shy of the team's leading rusher, tailback John Hubert. He has 22 rushing touchdowns and 15 passing touchdowns.
He is following up a junior season during which he passed for 1,918 yards, rushed for 1,141 yards and had 40 total touchdowns. His 27 rushing touchdowns tied former Heisman winner Ricky Williams for the most ever by a Big 12 player.
All three Heisman finalists won other individual awards earlier this week.
Te'o took home the Maxwell Award given to the nation's most outstanding player, which Manziel and Klein were also finalists for. Te'o was the first defensive player to win the Maxwell Award since 1980.
Te'o also won the Walter Camp Foundation Player of the Year Award, Lombardi Award, Bednarik Award and Nagurski Trophy.
Manziel won the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award, beating out Klein and Ohio State sophomore Braxton Miller.
Klein won the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award.
All three players will finish their seasons with the opportunity to lead their teams to victories in high-profile bowl games.
Kansas State and Oregon will face off in a battle of explosive offenses Jan. 3 in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. Texas A&M plays former Big 12 rival Oklahoma in the AT&T Cotton Bowl on Jan. 4.
Notre Dame ends its season in the BCS National Championship game against Alabama on Jan. 7.
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1939 Farmall F-14
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Driving Miss Daisy -
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
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Miss Daisy didn't want to start up for me, but she still looks great!
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That baby sure would look good at DSCF III,
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What a nice looking F-14. Happy to see you are still using it.
The Jeep is still going strong.
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I like that picture, Bigdog. Nice tractor!
My 1945 Farmall H makeover
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Great picture Bigdog.. Very Nice..
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Nicest one I've seen.
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Nice F14, Bigdog. Did many of those come with rubber tires? I've only seen the steel wheeled versions. Either way, a very nice tractor, and two good looking folks aboard.
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Great tractor Bigdog!
When I was a kid, my grandpa had 2 F12's (if I remember correctly). One had steel wheels and the other had rubber tires. I used to play on them and when I would come in the house, my hands would be black from the steering wheel. My grandma always knew what I had been up to!
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Hey Darrell...You & Ms. Janet look like you're havin' too much fun ridin' around the Stoutsville Farm Very nice F-14 (one of the best tractors IH built IMHO) I like the original rear tires too ...'Country'
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The first check arrived in the mailbox at Paul Jones' Hamilton, Ohio, address in June of 2010.There it was, in permanent ink: "$833.33." Proof, finally, of a Negro League past of which few were aware. It was pension money long-deserved and newly claimed, decades after Jones suited up for the Cleveland Buckeyes, Homestead Grays and Memphis Red Sox. "To get something like that, something that belongs to you," Jones says of that monthly pension, "it makes a big difference in your life." And for that, the 84-year-old Jones has an accomplice to thank. For he would not have had evidence of the extent of his Negro League service time and his pension eligibility if the Center for Negro League Baseball Research's best gumshoe hadn't been assigned to the case. That researcher was Cam Perron, an Internet-savvy sleuth who has tracked down dozens of Negro League players whose stories had never been told. Perron scoured newspaper archives to find proof of Jones' playing days, and that information was passed on to Major League Baseball to process the payments. Within a week of Perron's discovery, the first check arrived at Jones' home. Jones now considers Perron one of his closest friends. A close friend who happens to be a white teenager from suburban Boston. "Boy, I tell you," Jones says, "that kid is magnificent."
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AUGUSTA — A clearly frustrated Gov. Paul LePage told a group of State House reporters Wednesday that his future in politics was uncertain.
Speaking on the Legislature's override of his veto of a state budget bill, LePage ruled out a U.S. congressional bid, which he hinted at last week in the dust-up over comments he made about state Sen. Troy Jackson, D-Allagash.
LePage said he would be consulting more with his family before deciding whether he would seek a second term as governor.
"I am going to be meeting with my family at some point and we are going to be talking it over," LePage said. "Quite frankly, I don't know how you recover from this. I really don't know how you recover from a tax increase. This is a giant obstacle. It's like having a giant hole in the bottom of your ship and you are trying to get across the pond."
It's the second time in two weeks that LePage has referenced his future as a politician in Maine. He also has yet to officially announce whether he will seek a second term.
After answering nearly 30 minutes of questions from Maine television and newspaper reporters, LePage said he planned to continue his work on domestic-violence issues in Maine but did not detail any other specific issues he hoped to tackle in 2014.
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"He hasn't been around a lot," LePage said of Fredette. "If he was here we would have talked about it. I spoke to some folks up there and I know my staff has. You got to be here; I'm here and if you're not here I don't know what I can do."
Fredette declined to comment on LePage's statements Wednesday.
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While he praised Senate Minority Leader Michael Thibodeau, R-Winterport, for his loyalty and support, the governor had few other words of praise for lawmakers, blaming both sides for creating a "country club" of the Legislature.
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"I don't know what else I can do," LePage said. "I can continue working, but until the Maine people send people to Augusta who are willing to work on their behalf, this is what we are going to have."
Brent Littlefield, a political adviser to LePage, said LePage wasn't throwing in the towel and was simply passionate in his desire to improve Maine's economic standing and doesn't believe increasing taxes is the correct path forward.
Despite being unable to pass the budget he proposed to the Legislature, LePage has been remarkably effective with his veto pen. Of the more than 48 vetoes issued by LePage, Democratic lawmakers have only been able to muster the votes to override him two times, including the budget.
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"That's where the Democrats lost courage," LePage said. "Republicans lose courage, well, every four years."
LePage also referenced Charles Cornwallis, a defeated British general who fought against the American rebels during the Revolutionary War. Cornwallis famously won every battle he fought but ultimately surrendered to the Americans at Yorktown.
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"The governor has expressed his frustration with the fact that after two years of job growth, as a result of his pro-economy policies, legislative Democrats with a minority of GOP registrants raised tax rates, which may harm the economy," Littlefield said in a prepared statement. "The governor continues to seek the support of Republicans, independents and moderate Democrats who believe job growth and getting our fiscal house in order should be a top priority for the state."
A political fundraiser for LePage featuring former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, former U.S. Sen. Olympia Snowe and U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, on July 2 in Kennebunk was still scheduled to go forward, Littlefield said.
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DENVER -- Michael Cuddyer says his 2006 season with the Twins was the best of his career -- triple-digit RBIs and runs, a career-high 41 doubles, 24 home runs.There are still 100 games left in this campaign, but Cuddyer, 33, is on pace to make 2012 an even better statistical year. Entering Thursday's game against Oakland, Cuddyer was hitting .284, the same average he had six seasons ago. He has nine home runs, 42 RBIs and 22 doubles -- at this clip, he's projected to finish with 24 homers (second-most in his career), 113 RBIs (four more than his career-high) and 59 doubles (most by 18). "I feel good right now, you go up and down though," Cuddyer said. "We'll see how it all unfolds." Wednesday night against Oakland, Cuddyer tied career-highs with two home runs, four hits and 11 total bases. He's tied for third in the National League with 32 extra-base hits and is second in doubles.
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DENVER -- Tyler Colvin made his fourth career start at first base Thursday against Oakland. If Colvin can stay hot, the usual outfielder may spend more time at first."How the bat comes will go a long way to determine that," said manager Jim Tracy. "This is a premium offensive spot that requires a run-producer, a guy who can hit the ball over the fence. Can he do all that on a regular basis to qualify?"
Colvin is hitting .467 (7-for-15) the last five games, with four home runs and six RBIs, despite going 0-for-5 with a strikeout in Wednesday night's 10-8 loss to the A's. He's slugging .564 this season, which would rank second in the National League among first basemen, were Colvin to qualify as a first baseman and have the requisite number of plate appearances.Todd Helton had a scheduled day off, opening up a spot for Colvin, who started Wednesday in left field in place of Carlos Gonzalez (rest). The previous two games, Colvin's starts came at the expense of center fielder Dexter Fowler.
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DENVER -- The National Television Academy, Heartland Chapter, announced today that ROOT Sports has been nominated for 11 Regional Emmy Awards for the second consecutive year.The regional sports network -- formerly FSN Rocky Mountain -- received nominations in the "Sports - Program Series", "Sports - One-Time Special", and "Sporting Event/Game - Live/Unedited", along with "Magazine Program/Weather Program", "Sports Editor", "Short Form Editor", "Graphics Arts - Program", and "Writer - Program" categories. ROOT, owned and operated by DIRECTV, is the cable home to the Rockies for 2.6 million viewers. The Heartland chapter includes stations from the greater parts of Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and Wyoming. Winners will be announced July 21 at the Seawell Grand Ballroom in Denver.
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GLASGOW, Ky. (11/20/13) - WKU-Glasgow will host its December 2013 Graduand Ceremony at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, December 5th, at the Plaza Theatre, 115 East Main Street in Glasgow. Graduand is a term of status referring to a student who has completed his or her studies at the university but not yet graduated in a formal ceremony. The graduand for the December 2013 WKU-Glasgow Graduand Ceremony will feature keynote speaker Leslie Sarasin, President and Chief Executive Officer Food Marketing Institute in Washington D.C.
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CHICAGO -- They are not exactly the Big Redbird Machine, but they held their own. And they had fun.
Edgar Renteria, Jim Edmonds and Albert Pujols became the first teammates to bat 1-2-3 in an All-Star Game since Cincinnati's Pete Rose, Joe Morgan and George Foster in 1978. Along with Scott Rolen, they took up practically half the playing surface at U.S. Cellular Field in the early going on Tuesday night.
And woe be to the hitter that they had seen before, because they were able to play defense in unison like they would during the regular season. Edmonds in center, Rolen at third base and Renteria at shortstop are all reigning Gold Glove winners. Pujols is getting better in left field.
"That's my whole side of the field," said Rolen, who started for the NL for the second straight year. "That's what I see every day. That's what's great about the situation. I look over, and Edgar's right there.
"Guys we played in Interleague, we're shifting the way we played them during the season. And I'm turning around, telling Albert 'one down,' telling Jimmy 'one out.' It's the exact same group that I look at every day. It's not like we had somebody in right field. It's my side of the field so I turn around and see it."
In the first inning, only Edmonds reached base, with a single against American League starter Esteban Loaiza. But by the time the four Cards were removed from the game, they had certainly made some contributions in a 7-6 loss to the AL.
Edmonds was pulled immediately afterward -- also for a Brave, Andruw Jones. Rolen and Pujols were removed after the fifth-inning rally in which the NL pulled ahead, with Mike Lowell and Luis Gonzalez taking their places.
They just barely missed playing with teammate Woody Williams, who pitched in the fifth.
But all four position players got to take the field together, and the 1-2-3 guys were introduced in order and stood together on the first-base line.
"That was great," Rolen said. "Edgar, Jimmy and Albert, 1-2-3, you hear it announced, and people kind of (say), 'Whoa. That's pretty cool.' And it was cool. It was great to be on the field with everybody."
Renteria, typically a very aggressive hitter, worked a 3-2 count in his first at-bat in the unfamiliar role of leadoff man before grounding out to short. That brought up Edmonds. The slugger's single might have been a double under other circumstances, or against another right fielder. He poked a base hit down the line in right that squibbed into the corner, but Ichiro Suzuki's imposing throwing arm kept Edmonds at first. Pujols followed with a fly out to center.
Edmonds pointed more to the NL's cleanup man -- Barry Bonds -- than to Ichiro, but either way it was his priority not to be thrown out.
"I didn't want to make the mistake of getting thrown out when you've got Barry hitting fourth," Edmonds said. "I'd like to see Barry hit in that inning. So that was kind of what I was thinking. I had a chance maybe to run right there. But every time you've got a guy like Barry hitting and you get a hit in the first inning, you don't want to make a dumb out. You always want to get your big guys up early."
Pujols flied out to center and Bonds to right, however, and the game remained tied. Rolen, batting seventh, popped up to first baseman Carlos Delgado in the second.
Renteria struck out against Roger Clemens, who also recorded career K No. 4,000 against the St. Louis shortstop, in the third. Jamie Moyer whiffed Edmonds to lead off the fourth, but Pujols nearly made a dent against the venerable Seattle lefty. He sent a deep drive to right field and once again Ichiro was the man on the spot, making a splendid running, leaping catch to rob Pujols.
"When he hit the ball," Moyer said, "I thought, 'I don't know if he has a chance.' I really couldn't tell how the ball was carrying tonight. In BP, it seemed like some balls were taking off and some balls were dying. He hit it, and I thought, 'He may have a chance.'
"I've been here when balls in the gap sometimes take off toward center field. But he stayed with it. He has great speed, and he knows how to play the outfield. He made a great catch."
After Todd Helton's two-run homer in the fifth gave the NL a 2-1 lead, Rolen singled to right against Shigetoshi Hasegawa. Furcal singled him to second and Jones doubled him in. Pujols' single to left field scored Jones to cap the outburst.
Then the Fab Four got to sit and watch the rest of the game -- which didn't exactly unfold the way they hoped, but still was quite a spectacle.
"You play hard," Renteria said, "But you play to have fun. It was nice."
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All Trek kids' frames are Dialed with the proper length, standover height, and body position to make the bike more stable, and fit correctly as the child grows.
Dialed handlebar & stem
Each size bike has the appropriate length and width for its age range, combined with adjustable reach for just the right fit.
Dialed saddle
Each size bike has the appropriate size saddle for its age range, combined with the ability to adjust the height as the child grows.
Dialed gearing
Every model is Dialed to the rider's age and strength, so the bike is just right for fun, not too hard or too easy to pedal.
Dialed brake lever size
Adjustable-reach brake levers are closer to small hands for safe and confident stopping power.
High-tensile steel frame
Strong, smooth-riding steel frame will stand up to whatever they can dish out, year after year.
Hand brakes
Confident stopping for youngsters who are ready to control their speed with their hands.
Mystic 20 S
Pricing is set by Trek retailers and does not include freight, import duties or taxes for retailers outside the US.
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In addition to frequently changing Galleries that showcase the permanent collection, Winterthur presents extraordinary exhibitions that highlight the very best in craftsmanship and scholarship, from both our own collection and distinguished institutions around the world.
On View Now
March 1, 2014–January 4, 2015
Costumes of Downton Abbey is an original exhibition of exquisite designs from the award-winning television series. Approximately 40 historically inspired costumes from the television show will be displayed and supplemented by photographs and vignettes inspired by the fictional program and by real life at Winterthur.
The Flowering of American Tinware
Through January 4, 2015
This pocket-size exhibition highlights the collection of decorated tinware that Henry Francis du Pont acquired from antiques dealers in New England and Pennsylvania, particularly from Ephrata, Lancaster, Carlisle, and York. These beautiful, hand-painted objects feature decorative techniques that have been in use from the early 1700s to today.
Special Displays
Winterthur Collects What?: A Bird's-Eye View
On view in the first-floor Galleries
The Winterthur Library also features special displays of library collection items. All exhibitions are included with admission and are free to Winterthur Members.
All exhibitions are included with admission and are free to Winterthur Members.