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by Sheryl Stewart
posted Mar 30 2010 4:10PM
Thank you again, to
Legend Home
s, for letting me test drive one of their beautiful EarthSmart homes at Edgewater at the Tualatin! We wrapped up Saturday night with a house party! Artemis Catering worked their culinary magic with local, organic ingredients (yum!)....Stoller Winery provided us with eco-friendly vino.....and Jim Chapman, the President, of Legend Homes shared the whole story of why Legend decided to build these amazing homes. When you don't build homes for a living, you don't realize all of the little details and decisions that go into the house. These little decisions can either cost or save you big $$$$ down the road in your home. Jim explained all those details to us.....things like window placement to take advantage of the natural light outside (and to make you more comfortable in your home)....low flow water fixtures to save resources and save money.....special insulation that is blown into every nook and crevice to give you a nice airtight seal against heat and energy loss.....energy saving appliances.....solar panels to provide up to 1/3 of your own energy.....water-saving landscaping.....they thought of EVERYTHING! It's not just talk, either.
Legend Homes
guarantees that you won't pay more than 58 bucks a month for energy. Jim explains in the video below.
If you think about things like saving our Earth's resources....and of course, about saving your own money, you should really talk to Legend Homes about these EarthSmart Homes and Edgewater at the Tualatin.
Jim and the rest of the Legend Home
s folks are good people and they care about the same things you do.
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....tell them you want more info about the $58 dollar guarantee I told you about!
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90210 Star Jessica Stroup in Neutral Brian Reyes at the Origins Kicks Off the Return to Origins Recycling Program
This Week's Fab Favorite: Jessica Stroup
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I never realized how pretty Jessica Stroup is until now. What a gorgeous girl! Not that she needs the help, but her freshly neutral nude and white Brian Reyes outfit is terribly adorable. The eggshell moiré embroidered skirt paired with a nude low-v top fits to a T and looks very comfortable. The 90210 star wore this to the Origins cosmetics launch of its nationwide cosmetics recycling program in celebration of Earth Month. It's such a great fit for the event: naturally beautiful. Nude Jimmy Choo "Corsica" sandals emphasize the neutral palette, but they're subtly sultry. Jewelry is kept to a minimum — a dainty gold bangle rests around her arm. Fresh faced and ready for Spring!
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elise7 5 years
LOOVEEE this outfit it looks so amazing on her!
5 years
I am trying to find out who makes the dress Jessica Stroup(Silver) wore on May 6, 2009 season 1 episode 22 part 3 of 5. It blue and white with flowers if anyone knows who makes it or where i can get it please let me know it the episode with the baby shower and its the dress she wore to that. Thanks
5 years
I absolutely LOVE Jessica's outfit! She looks so elegant and lady-like. You can find more Brian Reyes stuff at www.brianreyes.com ! Soo glamorous
hayleymarie 5 years
i love her and her style. i dont believe she's 'scary skinny' at all.
rysher 5 years
I'm so glad she put on a bit of weight.
pamsgt00 5 years
She really does look fantastic. I absolutely love the outfit. Where can I find Brian Reyes stuff? Does anyone know if he has a website?
ilanac13 5 years
she really does look great here. i love her and i love that they aren't talking so much about how skinny these girls are. yes they are thin but it took away from how pretty they all are.
sham28 5 years
Great outfit. The sleeves do a good job of covering for the fact that she's STILL scary skinny. Very pretty, but still not a great body role model. :(
harveysays 5 years
SHE LOOKS SOOOO GOOOD! That outfit is gorgeous. I love love love it!
chiquita29 5 years
I've always thought her to be a very beautiful girl (hate what they've done to her character!). I love this entire look.
PlushJunkie 5 years
She looks so naturally glamorous! I love the look but, she should have broken up the monochromatic theme with colorful heels.
SKC-Sparkle 5 years
Beautiful girl, beautiful outfit!
makiwacky 5 years
i love her style on the show, but i love this look more!!
aimeeb 5 years
spicyaroma 5 years
When I first saw her on 90210 I thought she was stunning. She has beautiful eyes :)
any 5 years
loves this look
La-Tua-Cantante 5 years
She is gorgeous! I love her eyes. Now that she's not scary skinny she looks a lot better. And I'm loving the nudes and neutrals for spring!
LolaSvelt 5 years
Beauty! Should be the star of 90210, not Shenae Grimes.
BabyNorbert 5 years
That looks soo good! I wish I could wear something like that, but with my complexsion it is not a very good idea... But it looks awesome when you can pull it off! Very cool!!
ElanaRobinson 5 years
the entire look is gorgeous!
Chloe-X 5 years
She is so pretty! and I'm also loving her look!
lizlee89 5 years
I can't believe you never realized how pretty she was - I realized it the first time I saw her on Reaper. she had blond hair with brown streaks (probably the prettiest streaks I've ever seen) and she was absolutely stunning. http://www.imdb.com/media/rm65575168/nm1888211 then when I saw her on 90210 with black I was blown away at how well she pulls off black hair - she's so versatile! she's one of my favorites right now, and that outfit is downright spectacular...
cdelaney 5 years
pretty and fresh. love the nude color.
Suspiria 5 years
She is so beautiful. Me too, emalove, that's why Silver is my favorite character. No, no... I am lying, Adrianne is my favorite, she is more interesting. (But I DON'T like this serie :innocent:) lol She is not so slim anymore.
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The Rotary Club of Shippensburg congratulates the winners of the Fall 2014 Shippensburg Community Disc Golf Tournament held Sunday, October 26.
Two teams tied for first place, splitting the $100 first place prize, sponsored by Dugan Funeral Home and Crematory, and the $50 second place prize, sponsored by Modern Artisan Consulting.
Father and son team Greg and Brad Lescalleet, who took first prize a year ago and again last April, shared this event's prizes with rival team Glen Miller and Chris Gwillim. Both teams scored a 54 on two rounds of the 9-hole Papa Jack's Disc Golf Course, in Shippensburg Township Park. The first round was played "best toss," where the play advances from the best position after both teammates throw. The second round was played "alternate toss" where teammates take alternate turns throwing throughout the course.
The accuracy contest was won by Brett Boyd, and the distance contest was won by Brad Lescalleet, who threw for a new tournament record. Shippensburg Pizza Hut provided a prize of a large pizza and 2-liter soda for the winners of both of these contests.
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Join us at the North Park Farmers' Market this Thursday, November 20th from 3pm - 7pm!
Chef Nathan Lyon will be at the market signing and selling copies of his amazing new cookbook: Great Food Starts Fresh! Come chat with the Chef, check out his recipes and shop for fresh produce from our local farmers to cook at home. This book makes a great holiday gift too, so pick up an extra copy for someone on your list!
Bring the kids to the market too! Mona Lizzy's Art Studio will be on site making festive fall nature crowns! Just bring a sense of creativity- this craft is free for the kids!
Shop for fresh local produce, grab groceries for your Thanksgiving feast next week and pick up a special gift. The North Park Market is the place to be on Thursdays!
North Park Thursday Farmers' Market
3pm - 7pm, Rain-or-Shine, Year-Round
Persimmons are popping up at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market and we can't get enough! They are versatile enough to eat raw, cooked, baked and dehydrated.
Buy these delicious orange fruits from Smit Farms, gather spinach and beets from Suzie's Farm and make an easy salad. Saute slices of persimmons and add them to your oatmeal in the morning, or try this persimmon bread. Make some oven-dried persimmons for a quick snack!
Don't miss out on this great fall crop we love here in Southern California!
Gather ingredients from the North Park Farmers' Market to make healthy treats for all your ghouls and goblins before they head out for trick-or-treating this Friday night.
Substitute fresh pumpkins from J.R. Organics and locally grown apples from R&L Farms in this healthy muffin recipe to serve on Friday morning. To keep their hands out of the candy bags, offer up these persimmon cookies using Paradise Valley Ranch's persimmons and orange juice for the icing. Incorporate these tasty treats and have a sweet Halloween!
The North Park Farmers' Market is open until 7pm every Thursday evening, all year long! Don't worry, we turn on the lights when the sun goes down so you can still shop for everything on your grocery list!
Pomegranates from Paradise Valley Ranch and R&L Farms at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market add a festive splash of color to any recipe!
Use Charlie's Best Bread French bread, pastured eggs and apples from Smit Farms for this pomegranate apple bread pudding. Spoon pomegranate seeds over a cheesecake made with Springhill Cheese Company's organic quark, or use them in stuffing for a roast chicken from Da-Le Ranch.
Enjoy the beauty and flavor of the pomegranate this season at the North Park Farmers' Market!
The season's first Kiwi fruit is at this week's North Park Farmers' Market!
Grab a few at the Smit Farms booth, along with a bag of golden raisins; add chunks of avocado from Paradise Valley Ranch and toss with spinach from JR Organics for an easy salad.
Speaking of easy, we love these tips for cutting and peeling that fuzzy brown fruit! (But let the kids see them first, most of them are fascinated with food they can pet.) See the kiwi this Thursday!
Apple season is in full swing at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market and you can find different varieties at R&L Farms and Smit Farms, including the newest addition: Honeycrisp! (our favorite!)
Enjoy apple wedges dipped in almond butter from Hopkins AG, or make a sweet treat by drizzling them with orange blossom honey from Meljess Bees honey. Make a grilled cheese that's sure to please with French bread from Charlie's Best Bread, fresh butter and cheddar cheese from Springhill Cheese Company, and thinly sliced apples- we like to add a handful of arugula from Suzie's Farm just before we put the sandwich together.
Don't forget to tuck these healthy fruits in the kids' lunchboxes!
You may need more than just an apple a day!
When we see crunchy vegetables like celery, carrots, broccoli, baby squash, Japanese turnips and radishes at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market, we get the urge to dunk!
Dip them in raw, vegan, flavor packed spreads from Majestic Garlic (cilantro-jalapeno is our favorite), in spicy habanero hummus from Baba Foods, or smoky Chipotle Bitchin' Sauce. Pick up Ari's Greek yogurt and your favorite fresh herbs for this healthy dip. Load up on crisp vegetables from your favorite farmers and get dippin'.
It's crunch time!
Cruise the North Park Farmers' Market this Thursday, and you'll see some friendly new faces! Check out our newest additions and get ready for a delicious afternoon at the market.
The Pie Joint serves up pie pops and mini-pies for your delight! Try them with a cup of cold brew from Ladies & Gentlemen Coffee Roasters and take home a bag of beans and a slick canteen to tote around too! Pick up a vegan sandwich from Hummingbird Huddle (and grab a vegan donut while you're there) or try a new Surf N Turf Burrito from El Sabroso Taqueria.
There's always something new at the North Park Market!
Find peppers big and small in all colors of the rainbow from Suzie's Farm and JR Organics Farm at the North Park Thursday farmers' market this week!
Find sweet bell peppers in shades of green, purple and red to use for stuffing (like this recipe using Ari's Greek Yogurt) or stewing. Roast Suzie's padron peppers and drizzle with California Olive's olive oil. Try Sweet Golden Treasure or Corno di Toro (Horn of the Bull, in Italian) peppers raw or fried and dice Pimento peppers to make your own cheese spread using Springhill Cheese Company's cheddar and jack.
Put some pep in your step this Thursday!
You'll find piles of freshly picked purple, green, and yellow string beans at the North Park Thursday Farmers' Market from Suzie's Farm, JR Organics' Farm and Kawano Farms and so many ways to enjoy them!
Try them chilled and tossed with fresh basil and aged balsamic vinegar from The California Olive, sauteed with crunchy roasted almonds from Hopkins AG (we used their chipotle almonds for a spicy kick!), or roasted with fennel for a tasty treat.
If you're cooking outside tonight, fill a foil packet with string beans, summer squash and spring onion from Valdivia Farm- it makes an awesome side dish to a Da-Le Ranch tri-tip.
Stock up on locally grown string beans on Thursdays from 3 to 7!
SD Weekly Markets brings farmers' markets to the city in San Diego, and people to the table. Each of our San Diego farmers' markets is geared to the needs and interests of the communities it serves, and each is managed professionally to provide the highest quality farm-fresh produce, meats, fish, eggs, and artisan foods to San Diego farmers' market shoppers.
Cool off the summer nights by squeezing fresh citrus from the North Park Farmers' Market. Bearss limes (also known as Tahiti Limes) from Paradise Valley Ranch, have a slightly spicy, fragrant aroma that makes a delicious limeade, especially with few crushed mint leaves from Suzie's Farm. They'd also be great for these Indian Lime Pickles. In fact, if you get these into production, please take our Vendor 101 class and let us help you establish a creative pickle booth at local farmers' markets. But we digress. We were talking about citrus.
Oro blancos from Gilbert Quintos are a hybrid of grapefruits and pomelos that are sweeter, lower in acidity and lack the characteristic bitterness of other grapefruits. Juice a couple for breakfast. If R&L Farms gives you Eureka lemons, make lemonade! Sweeten it with orange blossom honey from Meljess Bees for a great flavor; add pureed strawberries from JR Organics or blackberries and blueberries from Smit for a splash of color. Take it squeezy!
Buy fresh sweet basil from Suzie's Farm or Valdivia Farm at the North Park Farmers' Market and lend its lovely aroma to fruit, vegetable, cheese and pasta dishes each Thursday. You're probably already imagining ripe tomatoes from JR Organics mixed with chopped basil and spread over bruschetta of toasted slices Belen Bakery's ciabatta rubbed with California Olive new truffle oil. What says summer like simple plates of basil, tomatoes and sinful fresh burrata from Taste Cheese? Try fresh linguine from Lisko Imports topped with homemade basil pesto.
Basil also gets friendly with fresh summer fruits: try a salad of fresh greens from Maciel Farm topped with sliced peaches from Smit Orchards, a little chevre from Nicolau Farms and a healthy handful of freshly chopped basil. Use strawberries from Kawano Farm and Eureka lemons from Paradise Valley Ranch in this strawberry-basil lemonade or add an apple for this summery Sangria. Basil's in season throughout the summer, so add a little basil-dazzle to dinner tonight!
The season's first white and yellow peaches from Smit Orchards and Lone Oak Ranch sweeten up the Pacific Beach Farmers' Market this Tuesday. Fresh, juicy peaches are perfect on their own, or sliced and tossed with strawberries from Kawano Farms, blueberries from Smit Orchards and tangelos from John Gilruth.
Peaches are a grill's best friend; if you're firing up the barbecue tonight, start your dinner with this grilled peach and avocado salad with hass avocados from Mexico Lindo. We couldn't believe what grilling adds to peaches and avocados. Grab some early season tomatoes from JR Organics, thyme from Suzie's, fresh goat cheese from Nicolau Farms and citrus balsamic vinaigrette from Bistro Blends for this peach and heirloom tomato salad. For a unique and refreshing summer sipper, pick up lavander from Gilbert Quintos and honey from Mikolich for peach-lavander agua frescas.
Have a little more experience in the kitchen? Finish dinner with a flourish by bringing home pastured eggs from Paradise Valley for this sabayon with balsamic peaches. We'll see you at the Pacific Peach Tuesday Farmers' Market!
Loquats from Rancho Mexico Lindo are occupying prime real estate at the Pacific Beach Tuesday Farmers' Market just a couple of blocks from the ocean. Look for yellow-orange fruits about the size of a small lemon with an aroma of apricot and pineapple. They're most often enjoyed fresh just the way they come off the tree, or sliced into a salad with other fruits like navel oranges from Paradise Valley Ranch, the season's first white peaches from Lone Oak or Fuji apples from Smit Orchards.
Loquats also make great pies and cobblers, on their own or together with other fruits, and you can find more great ways to use them here. Loquat butter, mmmm. A native of Asia, the loquat is related to the apple but it is nicknamed the Japanese plum, probably because its flesh is similar in color and texture to a plum. They have a short life span once picked, so they're not often available in supermarkets; pick them up fresh at the farmers' market instead to enjoy the best loquation in the nation.
Pick up California grown raw, roasted, salted and flavored almonds from Smit Orchards and Hopkins AG at the Pacific Beach Tuesday Farmers' Market. Toss some in your backpack whether you're hiking Cowles Mountain or just taking the stairs to work, stash some in your desk drawer for the mid afternoon munchies, keep them on hand for a healthy snack for hungry kids.
A handful of almonds has almost half the fiber your body needs each day, twenty grams of protein and a healthy dose of monounsaturated fats, the ones that lower levels of harmful cholesterol. With fantastic flavors like Smit's wasabi or orange honey and Hopkins' peppered tomato or Mexican chocolate, there's a perfect almond for everyone in your family.
Sprinkle sliced almonds over stir-fried broccoli and mushrooms from Kawano Farms or a bowl of gazpacho from One Fresh Meal. Go totally nuts and top a dish of almond-based Bitchin Sauce with crunchy crushed almonds - don't forget celery and carrots from JR Organics for dipping. Spread some of Hopkins AG's awesome almond butter on a slice of freshly baked Belen Bakery Date Walnut bread. Crunch on!
Visit Gilbert Quintos farm at the North Park Farmers' Market for fresh nopales, the tender, edible shoots of the nopal cactus that are also known as prickly pear. Look for flat green pads about the size of your hand, and be careful; the sharp spines may still be attached! If they are, use a vegetable peeler to remove them. Then brush them with a little olive oil and throw them on the grill, about five minutes on each side; enjoy them in a taco with grilled green onions from Kawano Farm, or serve them with a grass fed strip steak from DaLe Ranch.
To enjoy nopales in a salad or scrambled into farm fresh eggs form Paradise Valley Ranch, first cut them into strips, cook them in simmering water for about twenty minutes and allow them to cool. They have a little of the slimy quality of okra, so you may want to rinse and add fresh salted water halfway through. Then toss them with any of your favorite vegetables like radishes and tomatoes, from JR Organics or Valdivia Farms, and top with a sliced avocado and a squeeze of fresh lime. Pick up sweet potatoes from Proios Farm and try this lovely salad. Say yes to nopales this Thursday!
Farmer Rodney Kawano is bringing the season's first fresh, sweet summer corn from the Imperial Valley to the Pacific Beach Farmers' Market this Tuesday. Toss a few ears on the grill and slather them with butter from Springhill Cheese Company for a hot summer snack. Slice off the kernels, blend them with a little soup stock and serve chilled for a cool corn soup; garnish with sprigs of fresh basil from Suzie's Farm. Sautee sweet corn in Hot Bistro Oil from Bistro Blends and add a handful of chopped epazote from Gilbert Quintos for a sizzling side dish. Mix corn with cilantro, green onion and Anaheim chiles from JR Organics for a sweet and spicy salsa. Pick up pastured eggs from Paradise Valley and organic cheddar cheese from Springhill for this fantastic corn pudding, or grab avocados from John Gilruth and tomatoes from JR for this avocado and grilled corn salad. Let us know what you like to do with fresh California grown corn, we'd love to hear your suggestions - in fact, we're all ears!
Ruby red rhubarb from Gilbert Quintos Farm adds a dash of color to the Little Italy Mercato farmers' market this week. Look for long, thin stalks that resemble celery but with a characteristic crimson color and large, red ribbed leaves at the end.
Botanically speaking, rhubarb is a vegetable, but it's often regarded as a fruit due its sweet-tart flavor that makes it a favorite in desserts. It's traditionally known as "The Pie Plant" because of its popularity as a pie filling, where it excels alone or in combination with strawberries from Kawano or JR Organics, or apples from Smit Orchards. It's also great in Susan Russo's Rhubard Crumble using Pudwill berries, tarts, muffins, or a cheesecake made with fresh quark from Springhill Cheese Company.
You'll find everything you need for a magnificent Easter brunch or dinner at the Little Italy Mercato this Saturday. Begin with an appetizer of grilled asparagus from Suncoast Farms topped with a perfectly poached quail egg from Spur Valley Ranch, and a salad of Sage Mountain Farm's organic greens, just picked strawberries from Kawano Farms and Nicolau Farm's fresh chevre. Fill the bread basket with fresh-baked hot cross buns from Bread and Cie or Belen Bakery, brioche from Patisserie Soleil and croissants from Loic Patisserie.
Pick up potted basil, mint and parsley from Rivera's Treasure Garden to make a super fresh salsa verde to spoon over grass fed lamb chops from Son Rise Ranch. Bring home honey from Mikolich to thicken a Lone Oak Ranch pomegranate juice glaze for a locally raised ham from DaLe Ranch. Polito Farms has tiny potatoes to roast alongside.
Paradise Valley Ranch has beautiful hand woven Easter baskets and they've already hard-boiled your eggs; the various breeds of hens there and at Schaner Farms means pretty colored eggs so there's no need for dye! Or pick up a Wheat Grass basket from Suzie's Farm.
Buy a box of Caxao Chocolates' exquisite truffles, and add treasures like lavender sachets from Keys Creek or colorful toys from Casa Artelexia to make baskets for all ages. Don't forget flowers to give your table a special touch - JR Organics and Maldonado Growers have beautiful Calla Lilies and Hidalgo Flowers and Dram and Echter have gorgeous bouquets ready to grab. Hoppy Easter to all!
We're making a slew of slaws from the fresh, crunchy vegetables at the Little Italy Mercato farmers' market this week. If you think of cole slaw as a bowl of limp cabbage swimming in vaguely mayonaise-y dressing, you've been missing out on some great spring salads! Almost any of the fresh produce at the market can be made into a slaw, which is nothing more than fresh, raw fruits or veggies sliced thin and tossed with your favorite dressing.
Stop by Suzie's Farm and Smit Orchards to stock up for carrot-apple fennel slaw. Lacinato kale from JR Organics, an avocado from Gilbert Quintos, and toasted almonds from Hopkins AG combine in this kale slaw. Make up your own recipe using broccoli, cabbage or kohlrabi from Vang Farms; create a dressing of artisan oil and vinegar from Gianni's, citrus fruits from Paradise Valley Ranch, and Mikolich honey. Or use local olive oil from Marion's pastured eggs from Schaner Farms if you really like the mayonnaised version. Just make sure everything in your recipe is fresh and local - it's the slaw of the land!
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Rockrider 6.3 (2008l) vs Rockrider 500S (2014)
Great suspension, amazing handling, disk brakes.
Numb bum seat.
Stephen (United Kingdom)
+60 years old Man
used for 1 week or less
I own one of the original Rockrider 6.3s and have just bought my wife its modern successor, the Rockrider 500S. Its is not as well specced as my old bike, but for the price it is still a great buy.
You may have read that the original like mine was considered outstanding where as the current model is just average and ask why?
The following are different:
Rear suspension geometry,
Rear Shock unit
If you want a bike that will soak up all you can throw at it consider buying the next model up.
If you want something that is just fun, fun, fun, the new model is still absolutely excellent.
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andy (United Kingdom)
40-49 years old Man
used for 2 to 8 weeks Comfortable to ride, OK so it weighs 14 kg but that's not a bad thing, great for downhill and really rough ground, think I've tested it to the max in two weeks, and still great, love it, well worth the money
Brilliant Bike for the money
As good as bikes costing twice as much
nothing, a fantastic bike
Dylan John (United Kingdom)
Under 20 years old Man
used for 1 week or less Brilliant Bike for the money, quality of frame and components for this price is outstanding, as good as bikes costing twice as much, would highly recommend this bike to anyone who want's a well made good quality bike for everyday use.
very easy to ride
comfortable, light and looks very nice.
after a couple of days the chain keeps sliping
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waz (United Kingdom)
20-29 years old Man
used for 2 to 8 weeks
i am a beginner, i don't no that much about bikes, but i had a lot of fun with this one. comfortable, light and looks very nice.
But after couple of days the chain kept on slipping. It only happen on the lowest gear. so it is difficult while cycling uphill.
other then that it a great bike
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Dear Sir,
Thank you for posting a review of your b'Twin Rockrider 500 S Full Suspension Mountain Bike.
Regarding the issue your are encountering with your gears, it is not uncommon for bikes to require some adjustment shortly after purchase because the cables can stretch a little resulting in less than satisfactory shifting in some gears. We offer a free checkup anytime within the first 3 months precisely for this reason so please don't hesitate to contact your local Decathlon store workshop to book your bike in. If you are unable to visit your local store then there are some great tutorials online which can guide you through the process if you feel confident enough and have the correct tools.
This is a good instructional video on Youtube to learn how to adjust your gears : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTprZHCwoNc
This is also a great film teaching riders how to shift gears on mountain bikes which can also help : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkM_bPE9ZBY
Peter Lazarus UK Market Manager DECATHLON
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Rob (United Kingdom)
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used for 2 to 8 weeks
A great bike for a decent price, the suspension is faultless! Solid frame, just comfortable to ride! You quickly gain confidence with this bike!
TBH the best buy yet! Recommended! A++++
Frame New oversize aluminium 6061 S.I.X frame, 15% tougher and lighter than the previous version. 120 mm rear travel, based on the famous "monopivot" system, which offers great sensitivity to small bumps and remains sturdy under large impacts. System mounted on sealed bearings for good durability. Comfortable geometry and effective steering. Caster angle at 69° for more stability. Weight= 2.7 kg in size M, without shocks.
Fork Rockrider 120mm fork, with adjustable preload (stiffness of inner coil) on the left leg: simple to adjust and easy maintenance. Wide dampers (32mm), for more rigidity. Lockout lever on the right leg, to avoid bobbing on rolling ground (road, smooth path, etc.).
Suspension Hydraulic coil shock, with shock stiffness adjuster. Can be adjusted by hand at any time without tools.
Drive train Suntour XCT 22x32x42 chainset.
New generation Shimano ACERA rear derailleur: straight, quick, effective and reliable shifting.
Shimano Tourney front derailleur.
Discontinuous cabling for lower weight and higher precision. Derailleur levers directly built into the brake levers, for better weight and good integration of all parts on the handlebars. 9 speed SRAM ESP 5.0 cassette, 11x34. SRAM chain with quick-release.
Brakes Hayes MX5 mechanical disc brakes, offer a biting brake that is easy to control. Easy maintenance and adjustment. 160mm front and rear disc. "Postmount" front and rear calliper, screwed directly onto the frame/fork: to reduce weight and make adjustment easier.
Handlebar Oversize 640mm diameter Rockrider Sport aluminium handlebar, for better rigidity and stability on descents.
Stem Rockrider forged aluminium oversize diameter stem, for more rigidity. The components are marked to help you find the best setting.
Steering Semi-integrated A-headset, for better watertightness, precision, and a built-in look. Rockrider mono-density grips, length: 120mm.
Saddle New Rockrider by Selle Royal saddle: injected polyurethane with ventilation and anti-tear coating on the sides.
Seatpost Rockrider 29.8 mm diameter seat post, length: 350mm. Quick, tool-free anodised saddle tightening.
Wheels Rockrider Sport wheels, with 32 hole double-walled aluminium rims: guaranteed shock and warp resistance, and lightweight! Aluminium hub compatible with disc brakes only.
Tyres Front and rear KENDA Nevegal 26x2.10 rigid bead tyre, known for its versatility: behaves well on all types of surface, whatever the weather (dry or wet), thanks to its deep and well distributed tread, and its soft "Stick-E" rubber which provides good grip. Tyres with inner tube.
S.I.X. suspension system: "Monopivot" suspension for greater simplicity and sensitivity on 120 mm travel
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NEW YORK Global crude steel production increased 2.6 percent to 136.3 million tonnes in May from 132.81 million tonnes a year earlier, with a 7.3-percent gain in Chinese output more than offsetting declines in North America and Europe.
Chinas production totaled 67.03 million tonnes, up from 62.5 million tonnes in May last year, according to the latest data from the World Steel Association (WorldSteel). This pushed total Asian production to nearly 91 million tonnes, up 5.7 percent from 86.1 million tonnes a year earlier. South Korea was the only country in the region to register a decline, with output falling 7.1 percent to 5.53 million tonnes from 5.95 million tonnes.
North American output fell 5 percent to 10.23 million tonnes in May from 10.77 million tonnes a year earlier, driven by a 4.9-percent drop in U.S. output to 7.52 million tonnes from 7.91 million tonnes. Mexican production also fell, sliding 4.2 percent to 1.46 million tonnes from 1.52 million tonnes, and Canadian output declined 5.9 percent to 1.14 million tonnes from 1.21 million tonnes.
European Union output fell 4.7 percent to 14.71 million tonnes from 15.44 million tonnes, led by Germany (down 1.5 percent to 3.65 million tonnes from 3.71 million tonnes) and Italy (down 11.1 percent to 2.32 million tonnes from 2.61 million tonnes).
Declines of 1.7 percent were registered by both the Commonwealth of Independent States (to 9.45 million tonnes from 9.62 million tonnes) and the rest of Europe (to 3.23 million tonnes from 3.28 million tonnes), but output inched up 2.1 percent in South America (to 4.03 million tonnes from 3.94 million tonnes), 0.6 percent in Africa/Middle East (to 3.2 million tonnes from 3.18 million tonnes) and 1.6 percent in Oceania (to 485,000 tonnes from 477,000 tonnes).
Global crude steel production totaled slightly more than 658 million tonnes in the first five months of this year, up 2.1 percent from 644.78 million tonnes in the same period last year, the WorldSteel data show, with Chinese output jumping 8 percent to 325.25 million tonnes from 301.19 million tonnes. North American output fell 6.2 percent to 49.66 million tonnes from 52.95 million tonnes in the same comparison
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The home is meant to be enjoyed, which includes the backyard as well. There are so many wonderful things to do with a backyard. Extend past the typical pool and lawn. These are wonderful to have, but there are so many other things that can be created in the backyard. Create an oasis. Create a Japanese garden. Create an observatory. Create anything desired.
Explore likes, passions and desires when considering what to place in the backyard. For instance, if a person likes parties and get-togethers, create the best arena for a party. Create multi-layered decks with ipe hardwood and speakers. This provides many platforms for people to eat, talk and dance. Keep stackable tables around for guests to use as needed.
Turn the backyard into a theater experience. Hang an overhead projector screen in front of any viewing area or build an outdoor living room. Place a large-screen TV outside in the outdoor living room to watch TV or movies. Place special weather-resistant furniture outside. Have heaters, blankets and other comforts to enjoy the outdoors. Strings lanterns and lights throughout the yard to create dim light or twinkling.
The backyard can take on any purpose. With people bringing the indoors out, a whole new use of the backyard has opened up extensively. Combine traditional backyard uses with new ones. For instance, lounge in the pool while watching a movie on a hot summer night. Have a dinner party outside next to an outdoor fireplace. The possibilities are endless.


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We relocated to the Wausau area from Europe and selected the GEM team specifically for their European background AND local expertise.
As first-time house hunting and buyers in the US market, we found it a bit challenging to find homes that met our needs - when working with Gizo in the initial stage, he was very proactive is suggesting neighborhoods that we may enjoy and provided his professional perspective on specific homes visited.
Later on, via a very smooth transition, we worked with Jill. Although a different approach than Gizo, we found Jill to be responsive and very professional.
In terms of GEM's back office support, we couldn't have asked for a more efficient team. We would highly recommend the GEM team to house hunters.
Thanks to the GEM team in helping our home buying experience in Wausau go smoothly.
All of the folks we dealt with at GEM real estate were super responsive which was a pleasant surprise! We both work a great deal and this made the process so much easier for us. These folks know what customer service really is! Thanks so much for making the sale of our much loved home so easy.
We truly enjoyed working with Gizo and the entire GEM team as they guided us through the process of both buying and selling our homes. I would likely not use any other Realtor.
My family and I moved to the Wausau area almost exactly one year ago. At the time, we were living in the state of Ohio and with our busy schedule, we had exactly 2 days to come to Wausau and found a house. I had found Gizo and Elena and the GEM Team online and began communicating with them about a month before our visit. I put together a list of about 10 houses I had found on the internet. Gizo was able to schedule a tour of each and every one of these houses. He dedicated an entire weekend to my family and personally drove us all over the Wausau area in order for us to find the perfect home. After spending a day with us touring multiple properties, Gizo suggested we go see one more. This home was not on my list, but after spending the day with us, Gizo had come to know our likes and dislikes and the style of home we were looking for. We set up the tour for the following day and the minute we walked through the front door, we "just knew" this was the home for us. Gizo's attention to detail and focus he put on our needs and personalities led us to a home we hadn't even considered and it was EXACTLY WHAT WE WANTED!!! The negotiations were smooth and he held our hands through the entire process, recommending everything from the appraiser to cleaning services. He even conducted the closing in our absence as we were not able to return to Wausau until the day we moved in. Not only is Gizo an incredible realtor, but he and Elena have ended up being wonderful friends. They have truly made our transition to this new city a smooth and remarkable one! Thank you so much Elena and Gizo and the entire GEM Team!
My fiancee and I moved to the Wausau area a year ago, and started looking for houses last winter. We found a few houses we liked and wanted to look at, so we contacted GEM Real Estate to set up a viewing. Gizo would not show us any houses until we got pre-approved for a loan. Once we did, we contacted the GEM team and were set up with Jen Gumz as our representative. Jen is an AMAZING realtor and person in general. She showed us as many houses as we wanted, often with little notice in advanced. She never pushed us into making a decision, and allowed us to consider every house we saw. When we lost out on a house we liked, Jen reassured us that she would find one even better for us. She did just that. We found the perfect home in a great neighborhood. Unfortunately, Jen left the GEM team right around the time we got an accepted offer on the house. This is where our dissatisfaction with GEM began. They didn't do anything wrong, but there was no longer any feeling of teamwork or strong communication throughout the buying process. We also no longer felt important as clients, like we had with Jen. To the rest of them, we were simply a payday. When it came time for closing, we went to the house for a final inspection and were disappointed to find that the sellers had left the home a mess. Gizo scheduled the inspection for the same day as closing, which left us with very few options for resolving the situation. We felt that GEM did the bare minimum work in representing us after Jen left, and we were not impressed at all. I'm not saying they did a bad job, just that our experience was simply adequate.
My husband and I bought our first home with Gizo's help. He was very knowledgeable, and answered all of our questions. He helped to take some of the stress off of the process by being quick to respond to our emails and phone calls. Thanks, Gizo!
Very professional and highly available throughout the process, Gizo and Elena served our best interest in selling our house. Gizo is dedicated to his work, very responsive and helpful with any of our questions. I would recommend the GEM Team to help you sell or buy your dream house.
My husband and I decided to put our home for sale and look for a new property this past spring. We looked online at a few properties and called to make an appt. to look at the homes. We were put in touch with Gizo and he was available to us on our schedule which we immediately were impressed with. He was prompt and well acquainted with all the the properties. He helped us purchase a Fannie Mae home which can come with a lot of questions and hoops to jump through. Even with a bidding war, we purchased the home of our dreams within our budget. When we listed our home he was prepared and most important to us, honest about what we should sell our house for. He helped us price our home in such a way it was sold in 3 days even in today's market!! I would highly recommend the GEM Team to anyone who want's to work with knowledgeable, kind and informed professionals!
Gizo is the most friendly realtor that we have ever met. He made our home-hunting experience both fun and comfortable. His professionalism speaks for itself. Gizo doesn't concern on how much times he spent showed houses to us, but he cares how much we want to spend with the perfect house the rest of our lives. If you are looking for a realtor that cares about your family and finding that special home, then we recommand Gizo. He's not just a realtor, but a person that is rich in friendship.
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thankful for whatever moments of peace the universe grants me.
Hoping for you
those same moments.
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Sitting here in my humble abode,
thankful for whatever moments of peace the universe grants me.
Hoping for you
those same moments.
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The Love Of My Life
She loved the ocean, children's tales and me.
When we found out that she was leaving, we of course had many terrible moments;
but her courage and serenity were nothing short of astounding.
There's a cliche I found to be true--
when she died, a part of me died too.
The days continued their procession, as they do.
I have come to see how much colder the world is without her and yet,
how much warmer a place it is because she was here.
I sometimes take a swim at night and hold her hand.
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Nicole and I haven't been together very long.
Things happened kind of fast but we're taking our time now, getting to know each other.
She's kind and patient with me but a little demanding.
That's ok though, she's always willing to listen to my side.
Sometimes she'll look at me and I know she's sizing me up, wondering if she can trust me.
But that doesn't bother me—because I know that she can--
and someday, she'll know it too.
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My cat Spark is a dreamer.
He reaches out playfully to the cosmos,
connecting to a wonderful, innocent energy that he conducts back to our little house--
in our little corner of the universe.
He "digs for treasure" in the yard. He sits on the roof with the seagulls pretending that he is one of them (this perplexes the seagulls greatly). He puts his paw on my hand to remind me that he loves me, even when I have to stretch out his crunchy food for a couple of days because there are bills to pay.
Some say cats are aloof; I say they have character.
And in the middle of the jungle, we have a home that is more of a home because of him.
And that is family.
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Vanessa Kane slowly approached the doomsday device ensconced in the abandoned industrial park that had cost many lives to find.
She knelt down close to it, the extremely sophisticated kill switch transceiver camouflaged on her cuff flaring to life automatically; as TechNick had told her it would when this moment came.
"You will simply have to stay close for several moments while this hacks the device and initiates shut down," Nick had explained, "The waves of Shannon Radiation that will pass through your body should be basically harmless."
"Basically harmless, great," responded Vanessa in a flat tone, "Wait, Shannon Radiation? I'm not familiar with that."
"What were you told in your briefing about this?" asked the boyish faced scientist everyone called TechNick—a precisely mannered, gentle soul that Vanessa was very fond of for his quiet ways and the host of ingenious tools and weapons he had created that had saved her life several times.
"I've been given an overview of the logistics," answered the secret agent, "Chadius Reeper, uber crime lord reportedly in stage five of Alzheimer's, out to destroy the world to avenge the deaths of his wife and daughters. We know where he's operating from, approximately, but not where his planet killer machine is—or exactly what it is; but the threat has been determined to be absolutely real. Several agents have been assigned."
"Not altogether accurate," replied TechNick, "While we do not know everything about how this device operates or what it is capable of, we have a relatively clear idea of what it is. We have in custody several of the scientists that were, used up shall we say, in the development of this machine. Perhaps you were not cleared for this information. I should double-check."
"Ahh, come on Nicki. Tell me, tell me, tell me!" teased Vanessa. She had a playful way with the soft-spoken scholar that usually got results. But she genuinely respected him, and he had an undeniable affection for her.
He thought for several moments, coming to a silent, serious decision.
"Have you heard of the Holographic Principle?" he asked.
"Yes, sure," answered Vanessa, "We're a hologram, everything is a 3D hologram being projected from a, let's see, a ..."
"two-dimensional surface encoded with information," TechNick finished. "The information that is the universe."
"And if you collapsed the hologram, altered or destroyed the projection process," he continued,"what would remain would be that flat surface, replete with the data that is everything— including the ones you loved."
Vanessa thought for a moment, then said, "What the hell?! That's crazy! That's not possible, is it?"
"Unknown," replied the man of science, "but what we do know is that Reeper has built a very powerful, very dangerous disruptor of some sort. He must be stopped before he carries out its deployment."
Vanessa Kane was quiet and still, crouched in the metal corridor next to Reeper's dream of destruction—of return.
How ironic it was, she was considering—the criminal madman had already gone back to that flat plane of data. She had shot him three times to be sure.
The hellish monster hummed loudly. The transceiver on her cuff was projecting beams of light in all directions and softly clicking.
She was trying not to think of Shannon Radiation when suddenly a vista opened up before her.
It was a beautiful landscape.
"Oh no, I'm starting to hallucinate!" she thought.
There appeared a man and a woman, smiling warmly with love. They were vibrant and in motion and yet oddly inanimate, like portraitures.
"Mom and dad," gasped Vanessa softly.
The machine went dark and quiet, as did the transceiver on her wrist.
And like before, they were gone.
It was done.
Vanessa Kane was lying on the beach with her favorite refreshment remembering how particularly one-sided her debriefing had been. She had a burning curiosity as to what this weapon, this machine, actually was—but had been told nothing of the results of the cleanup; and she hadn't even been able to chide anything out of TechNick.
Well, she thought, at least the old gruff Director had given her a full week on the Riviera—unheard-of, and a bit of a bribe she suspected.
Another thing unheard-of, she realized as she started to relax and take this chance to rest--
a feeling of regret.
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I heard the phrase, "Wearing your heart on your sleeve."
I thought, "That's very interesting! And if you can put it on your sleeve, why not somewhere else?"
I decided that a good spot would be on my back, right below my shoulder—out of sight so people couldn't read my every move.
And if someone came in to stab me for the kill, it wouldn't work.
"Ha! Missed, you bastard!"
But sometimes, at the end of the long day, I reach back and gently place it in its original position—to feel the warmth, the consolation--
as the long night fades into a lifetime.
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And so it was that little Daeden Claire put on her clothes and walked out onto the grounds. She took her lantern; a quaint token that she did not need to light the way but enjoyed using.
It was late at night but her parents never interfered with this ritual; nor did the small army of guardians that were always around her—always aware.
The child stared at the moon; she looked into the moon. There, the history of the solar system played out before her. She no longer needed crystals to see the past as she had just less than a year before.
On these nights, she witnessed the chronicle of humankind. There were things that she decided she would tell no one, not even her mother. She had made up her young but ferociously intelligent mind.
Still, she perceived only glimpses of the future. But she knew that something, somebody— was coming. And when that time arrived, everything would hang in the balance.
She made her way up the path. A tiny stone shifted in her boot to the bottom of her foot as she stepped down. She felt the slight pinch. She thought for a moment and then waved her hand. The fragment of rock appeared on the ground next to her. She had done this many times with small things. The ability to move larger objects was growing though; she could tell.
This was the power that unsettled her the most.
"Seek positive energy," her mother would tell her.
Daeden would look inside of herself, facing the tremendous thaumaturgical gestalt residing there. It was as a Being unto itself. She looked for the peaceful flow of creativity and love—and always saw the dazzling aura of both creation and destruction. She would sometimes cry at this.
"Such is The Way," the guardians would tell her parents, "She, like all of us, will choose."
At times her parents, courageous people determined to see this awesome responsibility through, would also cry, but only for a few moments—always showing bright, confident smiles to their precious child. Their faith was absolute.
Little Daeden Claire returned to her room, changed into her pretty cotton slip and went to bed.
A soft breeze drifted through the open window.
The First Enchantress Of The Subatlantic Chronozone fell to sleep thinking of her favorite toys, her upcoming piano lesson,
and The Creatures Of The Dark And The Light.
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In The Valley Of The Shadow Of Death
I'm one of those people who suffered from a recurring nightmare; but not anymore, it's gone.
I grew up in the country—nice parents, fresh air, crisply defined seasons—the whole nine yards.
We had, and still do, a small tree farm operation. We also grew our own vegetables and did a lot of crafts together as a family; but sadly, that had changed with time.
In the midst of all this wholesomeness, I was still troubled by feelings of dread and fear. Don't get me wrong, I was basically a happy kid but there was this piece of me in there somewhere that was on the verge of sheer panic, constantly in fight-or-flight mode. Maybe not that unusual for adolescence, or even in the human condition, but it was constantly reinforced and crystallized by my recurring nightmare. Or, I supposed at the time, that my recurring nightmare was an expression of it. Something like that, I don't know. Maybe I shouldn't have talked my parents out of the counseling that they had wanted to get me at one point.
In the dream it is daytime. I am standing outside in the snow looking at an old, stunted tree that we have on our land. It's been there forever and sprouts some leaves every year but doesn't really grow. My parents were told by somebody or other that it had been struck by lightning decades ago but didn't die. We affectionately considered him (it became a him) our mascot of sorts and we called him Orphy. I don't recall who came up with that name; I asked my mom and dad about that once,
and neither did they.
Anyway, I am standing there and and the figure of a woman in a long, black dress and black hat appears and starts floating toward me. I cannot see her face and the contrast of this mysterious specter against the bright country day is startling and alarming. She continues to move closer until she comes to a stop, standing by Orphy. In her hand, raised across her chest toward her shoulder, is a bloodstained knife. She starts to lift her head. The lower half of her face appears, a Mona Lisa smile, and then . . .
I wake up. I am scared to death.
Even after I grew up and moved to the city this dream haunted me. After a couple of years of the same lifelong anxiety added in with frustrating career results, I decided that maybe it was time for that counseling that I had avoided for so long. And then I decided that it was definitely time.
But first I was going to go home for a visit. I missed everyone terribly and the thought of the outdoors and fresh air sounded really good.
Everyone was happy to see me. I shouldn't have stayed away for so long. After some tears and laughter, I took my things to my old room/now man cave for dad, and took a walk to see what had changed at the old homestead—and what hadn't changed.
There was snow on the ground and the smell of pine; it was heaven. I walked up the road past all of the familiar spots, thinking of the good times that we had as a family; the simple times. I made my way up the knoll to the area where Orhpy kept watch and there he was, standing ever faithful. I smiled.
I felt better than I had for a long time.
But then my blood ran cold. I seemed to stop breathing.
There by the stand of trees, appeared the woman in the long, black dress and the black hat that hid her face. In her hand, raised across her chest toward her shoulder, was a splash of red. She started to float toward me.
I was utterly terrified, frozen in place. "Am I dreaming?!" I thought frantically, "I must be dreaming!! Wake up! Wake up!" I shouted to myself inside my head.
But I wasn't dreaming. She floated closer and closer until she came to a stop, standing next to Orphy. I stared in paralyzing disbelief at the thin, black figure. I saw the red, bloodstained knife in her hand.
Except that it wasn't a knife, I realized; it was a beautiful red rose.
She started to lift her head—the Mona Lisa smile. My soul braced itself, trying to prepare for whatever shock was imminent.
"Wake up," she whispered. And she was gone.
I was left standing in stunned immobility but the horror instantly evaporated.
I felt—calm and at peace.
After several minutes, I walked back to the house. I told no one about what had happened. What had happened? Had I hallucinated this or was it something that had actually occurred? And what did it mean? Had I misinterpreted the image of my own nightmare all these years? Did whatever force involved come to me to correct or change that image?—and all of the feelings and beliefs that it represented?
I didn't really have any answers but there were some things that I knew.
After a week, I returned to the city. It was different, I was different. Doors started to open and I worked hard and happily for another two years to develop the resources and contacts that I needed for a business idea that I had. And then I went home, for good this time.
I continued to develop my small company and I helped mom and dad with the tree farm and the land. We started growing vegetables again—and roses. I'm doing that to this day.
Sometimes I'll go out and sit by Orphy and watch the sunset, grateful for the good times; the simple times—and for the ghost with the Mona Lisa smile.
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Hi. I consider myself a nice, ordinary Feminix with my own dreams, ambitions, expectations and desires—incubated within my intranet and not just structured from the Macro Sequence. You can interrelate, I'm sure.
I just met a guy named Metalican. He was most civil in manner and gleamed quite nicely.
How he gleamed—whrrrrr.
My Probability Configuration Generator is firing in rapid, random sequence but I intend to keep my Central Processing Unit online as much as possible as mental and physical contact progresses.
My Macro Sequence always told me that this was the optimal way to proceed.
But ultimately, the Heisenberg Principle is in play.
I shall look for and hope for the best, while still engaging analytical algorithms.
You can interrelate, I'm sure.
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A useful collection of batch files and scripts for daily purposes (backup, security, system management, etc.) and development0 weekly downloads
Free Linux Online Magazine0 weekly downloads
Octyne is a powerful IRC to Internet Data connection service.0 weekly downloads
Open Descent Foundation
The Open Descent Foundation (ODF) is a community for developers, who want to help to create open source programs, tools, etc. for the famous games Descent1, -2 or -3. Everyone can join the ODF if he accepts the idea of writing open source programs.0 weekly downloads
***THIS PAGE HERE IS OLD! SEE http://lpn.rnbhq.org NOW!!*** Well, doesn't the name say it all? This site shall give you hints and methods on how to program under Gnu/Linux. Book recommendations and programming languages will also be presented. So, if y1 weekly downloads