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Electrical System Related Problems of the 2001 Toyota Avalon
Table 1 demonstrates nine common electrical system related problems of the 2001 Toyota Avalon. The number one most common problem is related to the fuses and circuit breaker (two problems). The second most common problem is associated with the ignition (one problem).
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|Fuses And Circuit Breaker problems
|Ignition problems
|Battery Cable problems
|Horn Assembly problems
|Battery Dead problems
|Electrical System problems
|Dash Wiring problems
|Car Will Not Start problems
|Trunk Wiring problems
Recently reported Electrical System problems of the 2001 Toyota Avalon
The Fuses And Circuit Breaker problem
The car is a 2001 Toyota Avalon. The VIN of the problem Avalon is 4T1BF28B41_. Dealer and manufacturer have attempted numerous times to correct problems with the electrical system, but have not succeeded. Headlight failure is the most serious incident todate. Read details...
The Ignition problem
The owner has a 2001 Toyota Avalon. On August 26, 2007, the contact started the vehicle and the steering wheel remained locked, even while driving. He jiggled the wheel and it unlocked. He stated that the interlock fails to release. The failure still persists. Read details...
The Battery Cable problem
The car is a 2001 Toyota Avalon. While driving vehicle on 9/13/02 at 65mph, there was a total failure in the electrical system for a split second. I disregarded it thinking that it was my imagination. However, the very next day the entire electrical system on the car was dead making the car Read details...
Electrical System related problems in other Toyota Avalon model years:
- Dash Wiring problems of the 1998 Toyota Avalon
- Dash Wiring problems of the 1999 Toyota Avalon
- Dash Wiring problems of the 2000 Toyota Avalon
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- Underhood Wiring problems of the 2000 Toyota Avalon
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Cantillon Don Quijote - Brasserie Cantillon
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Ratings: 74 | Reviews: 46 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Pete27lax:
New York
5/5 rDev +9.6%
11-20-2012 03:29:40 | More by Pete27lax
More User Reviews:
New York
4.85/5 rDev +6.4%
If i could have sex with a beer, id fuck the shit out if don q. Its that good!
Grape jam , flavor and taste, ton of fruit, light tartness, incredibly well balanced. Pinot di aunis is a very close second but jesus this beer is good. If only it was readily available!
Until we meet again
12-31-2013 07:45:53 | More by joel66
New York
4.63/5 rDev +1.5%
4oz. sample poured into a Founders snifter. 750ml capped and corked bottle. Reviewed from notes. The beer of the night! Shared at Mikey711's tasting on 10/16/10.
A: Pours a filmy white lace atop the brew that reveals very little carbonation. Not the most impressive but very lambic-like. Beer is a cloudy reddish-tomato. Lacing is thick and sparse with good cling.
S: Grape peel and pulp upfront with a huge, pungent cheese, cobweb, and funky feet aroma. Holy moly, this beer doesn't hide a thing! Sweet with just the smallest hint of booze in the background. Very pungent and spoiled (in a good way) but absolutely, unmistakably delicious.
T: Tart and sweet grape upfront. Spicy, floral, and very very cheesy. Tartness creeps in towards the middle and end with the fruit never really fading but rather, sharing in the display. Absolute perfect balance the whole way through. Dries right before the finish which is fruity and and sours with a quick, sweet aftertaste.
M: Medium bodied and very lightly carbonated. Smooth and silky in the mouth and goes down so easily, caressing the palate all the way through. It doesn't get any better than this. Finish is relatively clean with a quickly dissipating aftertaste.
D: With this and Blabaer, Cantillon can do no wrong! Almost perfect in every sense of the word. Not the most complex beer but very well balanced and I feel like it does what it sets out to do perfectly, which is display a prominent fruit in a lambic setting. Worthy of all the praise!
10-17-2010 02:32:10 | More by SpeedwayJim
New Jersey
4.8/5 rDev +5.3%
I couldn't have been any more excited to try this one!
A: It pours a cloudy ruby red with a light level on fluffy white head that leaves behind nice lacing.
S: Oak and grapes prevail, but the longer this one breathed, the more funk and hay notes came out of it. there is quite bit of a welshes grape juice fruitiness that bblends very nicely with the oak.
T: Grape skins, tart lemon, some woodiness, barnyard hay funkiness. The welshes grape juice characteristic was definitely there but it also had a bit of a grape and lemonade mixture that i found quite enjoyable
M: Very smooth with some spritziness. pretty clean with a bit of dryness in the finish
D: I wish i could drink this all day everyday. incredibly easy to drink and super refreshing. Must get more
10-18-2010 15:02:32 | More by mikey711
4.55/5 rDev -0.2%
never ever thought i would be doing this....
pour was a faint red with some violet. head was white and frothy with a hint of faint color like light red in it. some retention and lacing. pour was from towards the top so it was fairly clear and clean.
scent was interesting. lots of cheese, old sweat, musty, with this light sharpness and intense concord grape. very complex and interesting.
starts out quite sour and intense, then starts to fade out with a just amazing combination of subtle oak, mustiness, and straight grape in the finish. the grape just sits on the tongue. yes.
nice and dry with some help from the oak. nice mild carbonation, slight sweetness.
this was amazing, lots of interesting characteristics all over it.
01-08-2012 16:06:36 | More by hooliganlife
4.1/5 rDev -10.1%
RATING #1000!!! MILESTONE TICK HERE I COME!!! The tick train keeps rolling on, plowing over anyone who stands in its way. 750ml bottle shared by MasterSki.
The color is hazy reddish-copper and the white head leaves a thick white ring on the glass. Good lacing.
The aroma is interesting - red grapes, funk, earth, and cobwebs.
The flavor has a lot in common with Welch's grape juice, but in a very good way. Concord grape, goat blanket, and typical Cantillon funk.
Nice palate - medium acidity with medium body and somewhat lively carbonation.
Very good fruit lambic overall. Justifies the hype for the most part.
08-18-2010 21:57:06 | More by nickd717
4.85/5 rDev +6.4%
Bottle acquired via trade with daknole and shared @ RBWG...Dak you ROCK!!! Honestly, I love sours but have never seen/appreciated the wizardry of Cantillon. All prior brews were so jaw-locking that I didn't really enjoy them. This one has made me reconsider and has opened my eyes to what this brewery can do. Popped the cork on this one and immediately noticed the fragrant aroma. I was awe-struck...this is the best smelling sour I have ever had the pleasure of inhaling. Incredible grape, tart cherry skin, lemon pith, and balsamic vinegar make their way to the nose. Extremely bright fruit presence, minimal funk in the aroma. Visually, this one was watermelon in color with a nice wispy white head. Solid carbonation. Beautiful. Flavor is vastly different that the aroma (and reading the ratings, it appears that everyone's perception was skewed based on where in the bottle you got a sample). Tons of funk, horse blanket, and lemon Jolly Rancher accompany raspberry, grape, and wild cherry. Extremely acidic. Could drink this all day, every day. Truly incredible.
05-29-2011 06:11:47 | More by BOLTZ7555
4.75/5 rDev +4.2%
07-06-2012 22:49:47 | More by durwoodx
4.86/5 rDev +6.6%
Reviewing the infamous Don Quijote from Brasserie Cantillon out of Belgium. This grape lambic was brewed exclusively for the Goblin Pub in Italy.
Score: 98
2008 vintage bottle served in an Iris balloon glass and enjoyed on 04/25/14. Review is from iPhone notes.
Appearance: Pours a lovely pinkish-brownish-orange color with gorgeous fade towards the edges. No head off the pour. No lacing or retention. Real nice color, however. 4.5/5
Smell: Bold and distinctive Kedeem Kosher-for-Passover concord grape juice mixed with a lovely and bright tropical fruitiness and a light oakiness. Hint of vinegar too. I really dig the sour tropical fruit-spiked grape juice nose here. No funkiness. 5/5
Taste: Less complex and bold than the nose, but nonetheless tasty. Upfront is a relatively mellowed grape juice flavor that does not come across as sugary-sweet as it did in the aroma. Good tartness upfront too. Muted fruitiness towards the finish, with a lasting sourness. The grape flavor is somewhat crisp, with the linger being more of the lemon, hint of mango and mineral water character typical of Cantillon. This beer is quite lovely tasting, but the taste is not quite the fruity Kedeem grape juice bomb that the nose is. No real funk, save for a hint of such towards the finish. 4.75/5
Mouthfeel: Super juicy mouthfeel with a lightly dry finish. Lovely tartness that is not too subtle nor too intense, and a marvelously balanced acidity. 5/5
Overall: Supremely well-balanced and pleasantly fruity with minimal, if any, funk. This is one of the few whales out there that lives up to its mythos. While not cheap, it was certainly worth the once-in-a-lifetime tick. My only regret is that there was not more in the bottle to sip and savor.
Cost: $900 for a 375 ml bottle.
05-21-2014 17:53:59 | More by jegross2
4.33/5 rDev -5%
Thanks for sharing this, Alex.
The body is hazy reddish-amber, almost purple, and nicely carbonated. A half-inch head slowly settles to a collar, leaving scattered lacing.
It smells unlike any other beer I've had. Leathery and dusty with a unique musty grape character that smells both sweet and earthy. The similarity to concord grapes is apparent, it has a trace of that candy-like sweetness.
While the aroma hints at sourness, on the tongue it's sharply sour, surprisingly so, lactic in character. The grapes lend an interesting musty, earthy, semi-sweet flavor that does a good job of balancing the acid. It's very mouthwatering and fruity, and light on the tannins and oak for a Cantillon beer. The finish is clean and bright, and it's very easy to drink despite the strong acidity. Very enjoyable, one of the most unique beers in Cantillon's lineup.
08-09-2010 18:47:23 | More by largadeer
4.65/5 rDev +2%
One of my contributions to our Pittsburgh tasting. This was a 750mL bottle that I was lucky enough to procure from a very generous person.
The color is an interesting pink-highlighted red that glows an almost DAY-GLO orange when it is in the presence of a light source. There is very coarse head that dissipates as quickly as it forms. Streamers of bubbles work their way upwards from 5 nucleation points around the bottom of the glass. The body is somewhere in between clear and translucent.
The aroma blows me away with the most insane funky, sweaty hoseblanket that I have ever smelled. It completely dominates the initial impression of the aroma. It gives way to a sweet grape aroma that is still steeped in funky stank. The bouquet is rounded out by a big earthiness.
Drink this one at cellar temp and above. It starts off great, and steadily improves as it warms. Around 60F, it really hits its peak. There is a medium-range sourness that is quickly dominated by the huge bretty and wild funkiness that was so powerful in the nose. Florentine grapes add a notable and welcome fruity sweetness to an otherwise funky and sour beer. Don Quijote finishes up by drying out the palate with an awesome dryness and oodles of earthy tannic notes. As good as this is right now, age will only serve let this mature and improve even more.
In typical Cantillon fashion, the DQ has a spritzy initial feel with a spot-on light-to-medium texture. The finish is bone dry. Complex and deep, and extremely delicious. There is way more to that funk than I am capable of describing with my vocabulary. This is, without a doubt, one of the driest and funkiest lambics I have ever had the pleasure of enjoying. The grape fruitiness serves only to bring this back closer to center on the sour spectrum, while adding some very subtle and well-balanced fruit notes to the otherwise dry and earthy brew. Cantillon does it again. Easily one of my favorite offerings from one of the world's best lambic brewers. Hype aside, this is a worthwhile beer to pursue.
10-04-2010 02:34:52 | More by NittanyBeerFan
4.2/5 rDev -7.9%
Hazy brick red color. Small collection of tiny bubbles along the wall of the glass. The smell combines mild mushrooms, damp earth, slight vinegar, sweaty feet, grape skins, and some faint smell I could only compare to a box of crayons. Ultimately this beer is straight up funky as hell. Like someone dumped a bag of top soil into a locker filled with dirty gym clothes.
The flavor has a lot of super tart berries and dry wine characteristics. Almost like a cross between a Rose and Labrusca wine. Tannins from the grape skin aren't really noticeable. Slight waxy flavor that is linked to the crayon smell I got. A little oily on the palate. This beer is very tart. Dry brett finish. Once again, Cantillon made another super complex grape lambic. And an interesting choice in using labrusca grapes.
10-06-2010 19:16:52 | More by BearsOnAcid
4.75/5 rDev +4.2%
01-16-2013 00:07:17 | More by ChrisPro
4.72/5 rDev +3.5%
Thanks to myself for destroying my credit score for this one. Shared with a group of like-minded gentlemen.
Poured into a 5 oz. taster glass. Not a proper vessel for reviewing appearance, so my rating for this category is adjusted to create an accurate overall score.
Pours with a crimson hue. The aroma is Welch's Grape Poop. OK, actually I didn't get a lot of manure, I just wanted to say Welch's Grape Poop. The Welch's Grape is definitely accurate, however.
The flavor is insanely delicate and balanced. Tart grapes and a quickly disappearing sourness up front. Rich fruitiness that meshes perfectly with earthiness and funk. Brilliant, really.
The body is slightly high on the carbonation. Overall this is a sublime fruit lambic, but I think it also still has room to mature and gain complexity. Opening my only other bottle is going to take a lot of guts.
10-25-2010 00:32:02 | More by alcstradamus
4/5 rDev -12.3%
11-15-2011 01:48:55 | More by ygtbsm94
4.6/5 rDev +0.9%
Very excited to be able to try this one. 375mL bottle.
Pours a bit lighter than cranberry juice. Maybe a slight golden tint, but not much--this is pretty much all red. Absolutely gorgeous color. Nice thin white head and some lacing as it goes down. Nose brings forth plenty of sour grapes along with some Brett and a bit of sourness. Also some hay and oak in there. The flavor really accentuates the grapes, and leaves the funk and the sourness in the background. I really like where it ended up. Mouthfeel is nice, as the interplay between the fruit flavors and the funky sourness are really carried by the carbonation. Drinkability is really quite great, as this finds a very nice balance between fruit, funk, and sour.
10-06-2010 22:04:22 | More by Thorpe429
Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -21.5%
lantern corps beer summit 2010 - day 2, oct 9/2010. tpd975 contributed this one. thanks greg!
750ml corked and capped bottle.
pours muddy red, a bit clearer toward the top of the bottle. no head and no sign of lace.
aroma is ok. feet. alcohol. bit of nail polish remover. earth and a bit of wood. malt vinegar. bit of dark fruit. nutty.
taste is nice. similar to the aroma, but with less of the feet and other harsh notes. leather. horse blanket. sherry. low bitterness level. medium acidity.
mouthfeel is goood. light body with a fairly dry finish. medium-low carbonation level.
drinkability is good. not the worst sour i've had, but certainly not the best either. a little rough around the edges, but not unpleasant overall.
02-04-2011 15:16:03 | More by grub
3.83/5 rDev -16%
Review #500. Big thanks to a very generous Sean9689 for succumbing to peer pressure and popping this treat open.
A - Orangish color with a slightly offwhite head that looked a little bit carbonated, surprisng for the type of beer this is. Has some nice brownish, purple hues to it, giving the hint of the concord grapes in there.
T - Oh God, I hate doing this after drinking the beer because it was nice and tasty, but I got the very distinct smell of horse manure. It litererally smelled so much like horse shit, that I had to not breath through my nose while I was drinking this (I worked with horses for a while, and it was like mucking out the stables). HUGE manure smell, not just kind of stinking, but like I stuck my face in a pile of it, wow. I don't know how everyone else was enjoying the smell, it got described by them as "horsey" or "farmy" but it was so bad for me I was repulsed. So strange, maybe just an off nose that day but I couldn't stand it. On the plus side, some nice grape came through, but I really couldn't keep sticking my nose in this much.
T - As long as I wasn't breathing through my nose, it tasted very well. Surprised that I couldn't taste horse shit, or at least my perception of it, given how closely smell and taste are linked. There is definately a lot of old barn smell in there, slightly damp hay, horse leather and blanket, and the concord grapes have a very strong, but not overpowering, grape taste. Some nice funk and tartness, it is the nicest bit jammy.
M - Jammy, smooth, dry, has a bit of a sparkling bubble carbonation, which suits it well.
D - I got it all down, but I had to hold my breath due to the horse shit taste. Other than that, this was a great beer.
10-25-2010 18:52:38 | More by AgentZero
4.93/5 rDev +8.1%
375ml bottle pours a cloudy orangish red with a small beige head. Smells of wonderful fruits with a nice hit of funk. Amazingly smooth, much more so than any other Cantillon I have had to date. .Tastes of strawberries and a slight hint of grape but strawberries is the forfront flavor with a slight acidity to follow. Wonderful beer for sure, and will probably only get better with age.
08-17-2010 20:59:12 | More by Jw347
4.76/5 rDev +4.4%
Review from notes. Tasted at Ryan's Labor Day tasting 2011. I forget exactly who brought it, but thanks for sharing this awesome bottle! I had this again a second time (thanks, Dan and Trey!) in March 2012 and that bottle seemed to have somewhat significantly faded fruit (the bottle was turned every few months; perhaps that had something to do with it). This first bottle was just sheer awesomeness - a real grape jam bomb.
L - Juicy red-purple haze - what a distinct color. Amazing!
S - Shit and Welch's grape jelly. Deep horse blanket, two-day-old uncleaned barn stalls, jammy red grapes, grape skins.
T - So delicious. Near perfection for a fruited lambic. Cantillon always kills it with the grape sours, and needs to continue to make more. Just delicious and deep - lactic tartness, grass, sharp cheese, ripe socks, and that huge Welch's concord grape jelly fills the mouth.
M - Soft, smooth, infinitesimally small grainy vinousness sticks to my tongue.
O - I love this beer! This bottle was fantastic, but the second bottle I tried in 2012 was faded in the fruit (though still very tasty) - I would need to taste this again before trading for a bottle, as I am fearful that what made it so spectacular, the grape, may be falling off. Could simply have been bottle variation or storing differences too.
07-07-2013 17:11:43 | More by BucketBoy
5/5 rDev +9.6%
08-27-2013 04:06:10 | More by geuze_gone_wild
4.83/5 rDev +5.9%
Bottle poured into a tasting glass. Crazy thanks to Adam for sharing this one!
(A)- Pours a hazy mahogany yet reddish hue. Has some golden orange/caramel highlights. Some transparent bubbles.
(S)- First off, yes, the consensus was that this smells like manure, but I find that it did have that "poop" aroma, however it was far more like that earthy barnyard sense with some poop in there. That combined with a rather fruit forward dark grape aroma really made it almost straightforward, yet a dynamic smell for me; I like it.
(T)- Like the smell, it is quite fruit forward with a delicate tart sourness. Really is quite harmonius with that earthy aspect and some nice mellow acidic fruits.
(M)- A slightly bigger carbonation level that I expected, but not really bothersome to me. It is really well balanced without being too sour or acidic.
(D)- A refreshing offering by Cantillon. Has a really nice profile that I enjoyed immensely. Great fruit profile. Not necessarily the best beer of the night, but certainly perhaps one of the more unique ones.
10-27-2010 13:19:16 | More by sweemzander
New York
4.75/5 rDev +4.2%
08-09-2013 03:26:01 | More by Ilovebrew
New Jersey
5/5 rDev +9.6%
11-15-2011 16:06:19 | More by randomdanger
4.13/5 rDev -9.4%
750mL thanks to Travlr. Given to me on my 24th birthday and shared at Sour Epic Part 2. Thank you Gene! The pour is quite hysterical- sort of a clear, neon purple with deep sunset highlights. A short lived pink head fizzes. Dregs at the end look opaque fuschia. Nose is at first a lot of white grape juice moving to sweet strawberry and tangy rhubarb. Very bright aroma and sweet grape juice and even hints of cinnamon and clove. Taste is straight geuze all the way with big tanginess, white pepper, mild berry character, and ruby red grapefruit sections and peel. Acidity level is perfect- juicy and tangy. Vibrant and bright. Perfect palate. Very yummy overall though I'm told the grape robustness is falling off and instead gaining more normal geuze complexity like older Blabaer batches. 12/12/2011 8/4/8/5/16=4.1
09-06-2012 19:43:22 | More by tarheels86
Cantillon Don Quijote from Brasserie Cantillon
99 out of 100 based on 74 ratings.


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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Nadine Horn, Swimming Along The Danube River
The eclectic adventurer, currently in London, will begin a 3 Border Triathlon where she will cycle 485 km across Switzerland, swim 550 km across southern Germany along the Danube River, and run 315 km across Austria.
Her 550-km stage swim will take her along the Danube, the second largest river in Central Europe. She will do a 91-stage swim wearing an XTERRA wetsuit and carrying a waterproof case from Aquapac. She will swim from Donaueschlingen in Germany to the Austrian border near Passau.
Along the way, she will stop in Donaueschlingen, Pfohren, Gutmadingen, Geisingen, Hintschlingen, Immendingen, Moehringen, Tuttlingen, Nendingen, Muelheim an der Donau, Fridingen, Beuron, Thiergarten, Gutenstein, Inzigkofen, Sigmaringen, Sigmaringendorf, Scheer, Blochingen, Herbertingen, Binzwangen, Riedlingen, Zwiefaltendorf, Rechtenstein, Obermarchtal, Untermarchtal, Munderkingen, Rottenacker, Ehingen, Nasgenstadt, Oepfingen, Erbach, Donaustetten, Goegglingen, Neu-Ulm, Elchingen, Nersingen, Weissingen, Leipheim, Guenzburg, Reisensburg, Offingen, Grundremmingen, Lauingen, Dillingen, Steinheim, Gremheim, Donaumuenster / Erlingshofen / Furtmuehle, Zusum, Donauworth, Marxheim, Bertoldsheim, Stepperberg / Hunderthalermuehle, Bitterbrun / Ausschloeschen / Laisacker, Neuburg an der Donau, Joshofen, Berheim, Gerolfing, Ingolstadt, Grossmehring, Irsching, Vohburg, Pfoerring, Neustadt an der Donau, Bad Goegging, Hierheim, Kehlheim / Affecking / Kelheimwinzer / Untersaal / Obersaal, Lengfeld, Bad Abbach, Sinzing, Kneiting, Regensburg, Barbing, Donaustauf, Bach an der Donau, Pfatter, Oberzeitldorn, Niedermotzing, Straubing, Parkstetten, Bogen, Ilrbach, Stephansposching / Mariaposching, Metten, Deggendorf, Deggenau, Niederalteich, Winzer, Hofkirchen, Pleinting, Vilshofen an der Donau, Windorf, Schalding IdDonau and Passau.
"Depending on the route, the exact distance may change plus or minus 10 km. You never know. It is an adventure. The cities are in and around the Danube, but not all of them are exactly on the Danube. I listed these sites so people along the way can join. People can join up to provide kayak support. Or, they can support the project by buying a shirt and wearing it after their next race."
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I am in Geneva now, Saturday is start for the cycle leg across Switzerland. The challenge will be to start the swimming leg with a more than 10-day break period, so that I am going to take it easy for the first days to a. acclimatise myself and b. prepare my body for it. I can account myself very lucky to have received advice from Kelsy hughes (daughter of Mimim hughes who swam the whole danube 2006), Borut Strel (son of Big River Man who swam the Amazong and the Danube) and Corrado Filiponi who kayaked the whole length of the Danube 7 years ago.ReplyDelete
Many thanks to Kanu Laiz, Ulmer Paddler and Kanu-Club Straubingen who are going to volunteery escort me for some bits of the distance. Still missing some escort - so come and join if around.
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The Staff of the World Open Water Swimming Association
2014 Global Open Water Swimming Conference
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California.
The Global Open Water Swimming Conference is a conference on the sport of open water swimming, marathon swimming and swimming during triathlons and multi-sport endurance events.
The conference which has been attended by enthusiasts and luminaries from 6 continents, is devoted to providing information about the latest trends, race tactics, training techniques, equipment, psychological preparation, race organization and safety practices used in the sports of open water swimming, marathon swimming and triathlons.
The conference's mission is to provide opportunities to listen and meet many of the world's most foremost experts in open water swimming, and to meet and discuss the sport among swimmers, coaches, administrators, event organizers, sponsors, vendors, officials, escort pilots, and volunteers from kayakers to safety personnel.
Dozens of presentations at the 2014 Conference at the Mount Stuart House cover numerous aspects of the vast and growing world of open water swimming where attendees can learn and share the latest trends, race tactics, training modalities, swimming techniques, equipment, race organization, logistics, operations, and safety practices for open water swimming as a solo swimmer, competitive athlete, fitness swimmer, masters swimmer, triathlete, multi-sport athlete, administrator, race promoter, sponsor or referee.
The conference was first held in Long Beach, California as part of the 2010 USA Swimming National Open Water Swimming Championships. It has since been held on the Queen Mary in California, at Columbia University and the United Nations in New York City, and in Cork, Ireland. This year in September, it comes to another iconic location, the Mount Stuart House on the Isle of Bute in Scotland.
"The Global Open Water Swimming Conference was started due to the desire and need for athletes, coaches, referees, administrators, race directors, promoters and sponsors from around the world to share, collect and learn information about the growing sports of open water swimming, marathon swimming and triathlons," said founder Steven Munatones. "Other swimming conferences usually offering nothing on open water swimming or perhaps a speech or two, but we thought open water swimming deserves its own global conference. It is great that the community shares its information via the online social network, but there is nothing like meeting other open water swimming enthusiasts face-to-face and talking about the sport from morning to night."
Speakers at the conference include English Channel swimmers, ice swimmers, record holders, renowned coaches, world champions, professional marathon swimmers, renowned race directors, officials and administrators from the Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania.
"Because the audience is passionate and educated about the sport and its finest practitioners, the Global Open Water Swimming Conference is also the location of the induction ceremonies for the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame and the annual WOWSA Awards that recognize the World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year, the World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year, the World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year, and the World Open Water Swimming Offering of the Year. Special Lifetime Achievement Awards are also occasionally presented to individuals who have made significant contributions to the sport over their career."
The 2014 Global Open Water Swimming Conference Programme
Wednesday, September 17th
Leave Glasgow to commence 2-day tour of Scotland [closest international airport is Glasgow]
Thursday, September 18th
Stay Mainland, North of Scotland
Friday, September 19th
14:00 - Swim Loch Lomond
17:00 - Head to Isle of Bute
19:30 - Scottish Banquet
21:30 - Dinner Dance
Saturday, September 20th
09:00 - Registration & Coffee
10:00 - Speeches
12:20 - Lunch and WOWSA Awards
13:40 – Speeches
15:40 - Round Table
19:00 - International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Dinner & Induction Ceremony
Sunday, September 21st
09:00 - Registration & Coffee
10:00 - Speeches
14:30 - Swim in St Ninian's Bay on the Isle of Bute
The luminaries of the open water swimming world who will be honored in Scotland will include:
* Sandra Bucha (U.S.A.), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer and International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Swimmer
* Jon Erikson (U.S.A.), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer
* Claudio Plit (Argentina), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer
* Judith van Berkel-de Njis (Netherlands), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer
* David Yudovin (U.S.A.), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer
* Mercedes Gleitze (Great Britain), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer
* George Young (Canada), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer
* Dale Petranech (U.S.A.), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Contributor
* Melissa Cunningham (Australia), 2013 Irving Davids-Captain Roger Wheeler Memorial Award winner
* Vojislav Mijić (Serbia), International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Swimmer
* James Anderson (U.S.A.), International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Administrator
* Dr. Jane Katz (U.S.A.), International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Administrator
* Indonesian Swimming Federation, , International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Organisation
* Elizabeth Fry (U.S.A.), International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Swimmer
* Pádraig Mallon (Ireland), the 2013 World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year
* Olga Kozydub (Russia), the 2013 World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year
* Bering Strait Swim (international team), the 2013 World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year
* International Ice Swimming Association (Ram Barkai, founder, South Africa), the 2013 World Open Water Swimming Offering of the Year
For additional articles on the 2014 Global Open Water Swimming Conference, visit:
* Olga Kozydub To Be Honored In Scotland
* Pádraig Mallon To Be Honored In Mount Stuart Castle
* Mount Stuart House, Splendid Setting For Swimming
* Colleen Blair To Kick-off Global Open Water Swimming Conference
* The Man Who Swims Better Than He Walks
* Joining In The Sea Goddess At The Hall Of Fame
* Mercedes Gleitze To Be Honored In Scotland
* The Incredible Career Of Merceded Gleitze
* Jon Erikson To Be Honoured In Florida
* The Incredible Career Of Mercedes Gleitze
* St Ninian's Bay To Host International Swim Conference
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This, for example, was the purpose of the traditional farmers almanacs. It enabled farmers to determine as accurately as possible which crops to plant for the greatest harvests in a given year.
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