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The opening of one of the nation's first commercial size cellulosic ethanol plants is drawing royalty along with top federal and state officials to Emmetsburg, Iowa on Wednesday.
Project Liberty is a $250 million plant that will make 25 million gallons of ethanol a year from corn cobs, stalks, leaves and other plant residue. It is holding a grand opening to be attended by King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad, and U.S. Department of Energy Undersecretary for Science and Energy Michael Knotek.
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Experts and Somali community leaders yesterday told Congress that a suicide attack carried out by a Somali-American youth in Somalia could mean that a terror group based there is recruiting in the United States, raising the specter of homegrown terrorism.
Last October, Minneapolis resident Shirwa Ahmed carried out a suicide bomb attack in Somalia. He is believed to be the first American suicide bomber ever.
"We are concerned that if Somali-American youth can be motivated to engage in such activities overseas, Ahmed's fellow travelers could return to the U.S. and engage in terrorist activities here," Andrew Liepman, deputy director of intelligence for the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), told the Senate Homeland Security Committee yesterday.
In recent years a number of Somali-American youths and American converts to Islam have traveled to Somalia to fight with the al Shabaab militia. The Islamist insurgent group has used terror and guerilla tactics to fight the the country's weak Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and Ethiopian forces, according to intelligence officials.
In 2006, Ethiopia, a predominantly Christian country, invaded Somalia and routed its Islamist Islamic Courts Union (ICU) government, of which al Shabaab was part. When the ICU fell, al Shabaab mounted a resistance campaign against the Ethiopian forces until they withdrew from the country in January.
Because of al Shabaab's links to al Qaeda, the United States provided resources to Ethiopia to fight the Islamist insurgency, which they listed as a terrorist organization in February 2008.
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The 150,000 to 200,000 Somalis that currently reside in the United States fled Somalia's collapse into a failed state.
Professor Ken Menkhaus of Davidson College told lawmakers that Somalia's 9 million people, "almost all of whom are Muslims, have endured 19 years of complete state collapse, periods of civil war, chronic insecurity, lawlessness and warlordism, massive displacement, the destruction of major cities, disruption of already fragile livelihoods, and recurring humanitarian crises, including the 1991-92 famine in which 250,000 people died."
Most of the U.S. Somali immigrant population fled after the famine struck and settled in Minneapolis, Minnesota; Colombus, Ohio; Seattle, Washington; and San Diego, California.
While most of the United States' Muslim population is assimilated and middle-class, the Somali community resembles the more isolated Muslim populations in Europe. Thus intelligence officials worry that Somali immigrants are more prone to radicalization and recruitment.
"Compared to most Muslim immigrants to the U.S., Somalis received less language and cultural training and education prior to migration," said Liepman. This has led to a more insular and alienated culture than other Muslim-American communities.
Citing the most recent census, Liepman said "the Somali-American population suffers the highest unemployment rate among East African diaspora communities in the United States, and experience significantly higher poverty rates and the lowest rate of graduation."
Further, Abdirahman Mukhtar, a youth program manager in Minneapolis, said that most Somali youth suffer from an identity crisis. Their parents want them to keep their Somali culture while American schools want assimilation. Torn between two worlds, many begin to make poor choices by joining gangs or abusing drugs.
Liepman believes that others, like Shirwa, may instead embrace radical Islam. Mukhtar, who went to high school with Shirwa, said he has heard rumors of terrorist recruiters operating in Minneapolis but has never met one.
Others say recruiters are present.
Osman Ahmed, a Somali community leader in Minneapolis, alleged many of the young man that fled to Somalia were indoctrinated at the city's Abu-Bakar As-Saddique mosque.
Liepmansaid he wanted "to emphasize that we do not believe we are witnessing any form of community-wide radicalization among Somali-Americans."
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The most important task for federal, state, and local government is to reach out to the Somali-American community and earn its trust.
Philip Mudd, associate executive assistant director of the FBI's National Security Branch, said the agency has crafted extensive outreach programs to Muslim communities and have also initiated a pilot program in Minneapolis to help FBI field offices and the Somali community deal with young men leaving to fight in their homeland.
The DHS Office of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties has also organized roundtable discussions to engage Muslim community leaders, Liepman said.
Federal, state, and local law enforcement must consider cultural and historical differences when working with Somali-American communities, said Menkhaus. Many Somali immigrants are suspicious of law enforcement after suffering at the hands of their country's security forces.
"Sustained police programs to socialize Somali-American communities and reshape their perception of the state and the law are essential if this is to be overcome," he said.
But community outreach and engagement cannot be limited to security concerns if Somali-Americans are to assimilate into American culture, Mukhtar said. When he asked a group of Somali-American youths ranging in age from 10 and 20 what their greatest challenge was, half answered police harassment.
Police and the community at large must show Somalis that they care about tackling racial and religious discrimination, poor education, and the youth identity crisis, among other social problems, Mukhtar said. When that occurs, "We can bridge cultural knowledge and understanding between Muslim and non-Muslim communities through open dialogue."
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Brought to you by ParlerParisApartments: On the third floor of an 18th-century building in a great Marais location near the corner of rue Charlot on rue de Poitou, La Fleur de Poitou has been fully transformed into a regal home away from home. Renovated from stem to stern in 2011 by Interior Architect Martine di Mattéo, the apartment is a colorful and shining example of what is possible when good taste and savoir faire are combined.
The apartment is comprised of two rooms and a bathroom. The large main room includes the kitchen, dining area and living room, while the second piece is the bedroom. Original beams are exposed and give a stirring sense of Paris as it once was. Large windows in the living room and bedroom overlook the street corner and send bright beams of light into the apartment all day long.
The open kitchen backsplash is a masterpiece of hand-laid tile, created by Mosaïste Véronique Husson. It is well equipped -- with full sized oven, two burner stove, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, washer/dryer combination, coffee maker, electric kettle and toaster. Overhead cupboards, some with glass doors, and a separate chest of drawers, contain all of the dishes, utensils, cooking implements, pots and pans that you will need to cook up any gourmet meal.
Central in the main salon is a round dining table that seats four people on plush violet velvet chairs. Overtop of the table is an eye-catching globe-shaped iron light fixture.
The inviting living room is where the purple-themed color scheme is most prominent. Against the deep purple wall sits a suede three-person sofa that pulls out to become a queen-size bed and is flanked by two end tables and their lamps. On the wall above the sofa is an original painting by local Paris artist, Pascal Amblard. There is a small coffee table in front and an easy chair to the right, between the two large windows. All of the apartment's windows have been dressed with beautiful draperies, hand-made from sumptuous fabrics.
Opposite the sofa is the entertainment center with flat screen TV, DVD player and the cable box/server, which provides over 150 TV channels and over 11,000 (preloaded) songs for your listening pleasure.
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I am a big fan of AirBnB. I have used the site for apartments in New York and an Airstream in Austin.
My tip is to read the descriptions and reviews carefully. Find out: What is included (breakfast, laundry, parking?), what are the cancellation fees, where is the flat located, how do you reach it, any extra cleaning fees, etc.? Chat up the owner for info on how to get the key and the best way to get in touch with her/him if you have any questions or needs.
If you are very social, you might consider sharing an apartment. Otherwise, get your own place. Finally, once there, if you see any damages, take photos so that you can prove that you did not cause them. And after your stay, spread the love and submit a review.
You'll need a little cash for incidentals, which you can buy from your bank before leaving or pick up from an ATM when you arrive. Avoid the exchange kiosk at the airport, if you can (they charge commissions and usually have an unfavorable exchange rate). For the rest of the purchases, you can use a credit card. Just make sure you have one that has low currency exchange fees and possible, one that's compatible with the chip-and-pin readers widely used in Europe. See this week's Navigator for a full discussion of using a credit card in Europe.
They are pretty comparable-- Bolt, Washington Deluxe, BestBus (previously DC2NY), etc. Just stay away from the Chinatown buses. I found them to be dirty and unsafe.
Your kids might like MegaBus, a double decker. Try to nab the front seat on the second level. A new service called Royal Sprinter also started traveling the NY-DC route. It's more expensive ($90 one-way) but has only eight seats and individual entertainment systems.
My guess is that you are looking at Lufthansa flights. Try going through Lufthansa rather than United to see the seatmap. It's not all that easy to find on the Lufthansa site, but when you click on the Information bubble next to the flight number, you'll see seatmap in the top right corner.
Great tips! Thanks!
Thanks for commenting on the article. Wow, I've gotten the comments on that one. I'm glad you didn't have any problems with your credit card while you were in Europe, and here's hoping everyone else has the same experience. I've definitely learned my lesson about carrying cash.
Thanks for the great suggestions.
Most checked baggage thefts involve valuables, such as money, technology and jewelry. You should always carry these goods in your carry-on bags.
If you are concerned about your French goods, put together an itemized list and take a photo of your open luggage for proof. If you notice any missing items, report your concerns to the airline's Baggage Services as well as to TSA's claims department.
That said, I have full confidence that your items will make it home safely.
It'll probably be cheaper to go to the local beaches, as airfares are high over Labor Day, but hotel rates have already gone down as most families with school-age children are done with vacationing by then. Difficult to suggest the best spot without knowing a little bit about you. If you're on your own and like shopping & eating, I'd opt for Rehoboth.
Google Flights offers a fairly comprehensive list of flight options. Also, have a look at ExpertFlyer. There's no site or reservation system that lists every flight option, but you can find most of your choices on those sites. For the rest, you would need a travel agent.
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Love Portsmouth! It's a fun town just to walk around in, lots of nice restaurants and great shopping, if you're into that. You can spend a couple of hours just wandering around and having a drink in lovely Market Square, the heart of town. For history, there's Strawberry Banke, an outdoor history museum down by the water, with 10 historic houses that you can visit. Nearby Prescott Park has beautiful gardens and holds a summer arts and theater festival, so maybe you could catch a show. Another fabulous historic home that's not part of the Banke but is incredibly authentic is the Warner House; I recommend it highly. Across the Piscataqua River is
Kittery, Maine, which has outlet malls and more great eats.
I know you're already taking a whale-watching tour, but if you have time, I'd recommend a tour to the Isles of
Shoals, a fascinating series of rocky islands about 15 miles from shore. If you don't do it this time, put it on your must-do list for your next trip. What else, chatters?
Most airlines sell one-way tickets at an astonishing mark-up, because their yield management systems that set ticket prices believe they will only be booked by business travelers on an expense account. So if you try to book a one-way ticket to France, and then a one-way ticket back, you will almost certainly spend more than by buying a round-trip. I would find the airline you dislike the least and buy a roundtrip ticket. If you still want to proceed, I'd strongly recommend you seek out the advice of a qualified travel agent, who may be able to find something creative that won't break the bank.
Well, that's quite a bit! Thanks for the lesson and the reminder of my 8th-grade history!
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Thanks for passing along that link.
So nice that you could salvage the relationship, and now know that you should never take her swimming in that dirty ocean.
Yes. fares drop if you were willing to sacrifice holiday time with your loved ones. Such as flights that overlap with Thanksgiving dinner or opening gifts on Christmas Day.
You might see the fare drop for really early flights on New Year's Day or about three days after the holiday.
Not familiar with that particular all-inclusive. Chatters? As for venturing outside of the resort to party, the so-called Hip Strip on Gloucester Avenue is where tourists congregate. Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville is one of the more popular places there. Be careful, especially late at night. There are neat nature-oriented trips that I'd recommend, but not in MoBay. Take a look at the Mayfield Falls, which is about a 90-minute drive.
Thanks for the beachy advice.
Your free time may be less than you expect because you'll need to be at the airport at least two hours before departure. Heathrow is busy and very security conscious. It takes a long time to get through the process there. Don't know what time you are arriving the night before, but if you are getting in late, it may make sense to stay near the airport and then take the Heathrow Express right into London the next morning. That will dump you off at Paddington Station, which is not far from Hyde Park and Kensington Palace.
Thank you. That's a great suggestion.
The rule is: Never get too attached to your belongings!
Oooh, definitely put that guy on the don't-invite-again list.
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You beat the odds and found those two special people!
Meant to say "dislike the least" and have fixed that. Thanks. Yes, you can do throwaway ticketing, but then you're buying two roundtrips, which may be more expensive than a single roundtrip.
Thanks so much for sharing your illuminating experience.
I've not personally used Viator, but know many who have, and the reviews have been good. It also has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. As far as taking the Tube, if you can get directly to your destination via the Heathrow Express, which ends up at Paddington Station in London, it's a good deal. Nice wide areas for luggage and takes only 15 minutes. Not sure what Viator is charging you for airport pick-up and whether that is a shared ride. Taxis are easy to get, although they aren't cheap.
Hello, I am thinking about taking a bike tour. I have been looking at trips from two companies, and wondered if you or the chatters had experience with either of these OR any other bike touring companies? I'm not having much luck searching for reviews online. I'd like to stay domestic, and while both these companies are women-only, I'd be fine with mixed gendered tours, too. The companies I've been looking at are Woman Tours and Vesta Vello. Guess I'm just feeling nervous about booking something without knowing they are good companies! I've never done anything like this before (trip with a tour company).
Chatters, does anybody have experience with these or other bike tours?
If you have a preferred airline or hotel, I'd recommend signing up for their email newsletter, which often sends out last-minute fare specials. If you're in the market for what's known as "distressed" inventory -- or fares or rooms that probably won't be sold and are aggressively discounted -- try Hotwire or Priceline.
Honestly. you are not alone. I "strayed" from a friend in London for the very same reasons you listed. Sometimes you gotta go for it.
That is hilarious! I so wish I had been following along in my own RV.
Well, you should see the Christ the Redeemer statue, touristy as it is, and also go up Sugarloaf Mountain for the views. There are favela tours that you can take -- these shantytowns are part of the Rio character, and as long as you're on a tour, you should be okay. Then of course there's always the beach. Copacabana and Ipanema are the most famous. Have a look at this Rio story we ran a couple of years ago. And chatters, let's hear your two cents.
I'm sorry that happened to you. You're right, Expedia should have mentioned something to you, and it sounds as if you were inconvenienced by its lack of disclosure. Expedia relies on the same reservation systems used by travel agents, which sometimes offer an unrealistic or circuitous itinerary. I would let Expedia know about this issue in writing, and if you don't get an adequate response, please contact me. Here are my coordinates.
With a budget of $225, you will likely find more hotel choices closer to the airport than in the city.
How about the City of Brotherly Love? That's right -- I'm suggesting Philly! I think you could get all of the above there: Stay at the boutique Rittenhouse 1715 hotel or the posh Latham. Eat at one of these restaurants, or maybe one of these. Or these.
Stroll around the grounds of the Barnes Foundation. Whisper sweet nothings to each other at the Whispering Benches in Fairmount Park. Hike a trail in the Wissahickon. Take a day trip to the Brandywine Valley for wining.
Chatters, where else in Philly would you send a pair of lovebirds?
Well, unlike my much-loved & now much-missed DCA to Islip nonstop flights, they haven't canceled them yet, which is good news. JetBlue, which gained slots at DCA from the US Airways/American merger, will start that service on Dec. 18. I noticed that US Airways reduces its schedule to just one nonstop a day after that, so that's where it might stay for a while.
If you're drawn to P-town after having visited, then I say go for it! I love it there -- although I confess I usually stay in the next town over, Truro, with friends. (I'm going there next month, actually.)
You could certainly find enough to entertain you in MV or Nantucket, but maybe you should consider that for next year, while this time you could take a day trip to one or both while you're on the Cape (kind of like you scouted out and settled on Provincetown last time). That's my two cents.
Spring and fall are wonderful times to visit, especially May and September. But you could go earlier in spring or later in fall and still have pleasant weather. Summer can be hot and rainy; winter, coooold!
For lower fares and fewer crowds, plan around national holidays. Price varies so much, depending on day/week/month. But flights are typically in the low $1,000 range.
You'll love Charleston, a beautiful, laid-back city. Can't miss things to do/see: Fort Sumter (where the Civil War began); any one or combination of Drayton Hall (a must-must), Middleton Place, Magnolia Plantation and Boone Plantation; Calhoun Mansion; Charleston Museum; the City Market. Maybe take a city walking tour, they're fascinating. They'll tell you why all the houses face sideways to the street (I'm not giving it away!). For eats, try Husk, Fig, The Grocery and hot newcomer The Ordinary. What else, chatters?
Excellent ideas.
Friends don't let friends drive on the wrong side of the road!
Either the Catskills or the Berkshires would be fantastic. They're both beautiful areas with wineries, history, culture and natural beauty. I'm partial to the Hudson Valley myself -- you could start in Tarrytown, N.Y., and head north along the river. But really, I'd say the two are a toss-up. Chatters, your thoughts?
That's a great approach. We should all adopt it.
That is unfortunate -- but you totally lucked out!
Well, I don't know that you're going to have such great food possibilities that you can eat up (cough-cough) those 5 hours with dining. Here's Eater's take on LAX dining possibilities.
How about going to XPress Spa? It's in Terminal 5. This is one of my favorite ways to kill time. Nothing like a good chair massage to help you handle air travel, IMO.
If you want to leave the airport, you might be able to swing it -- there are some good beaches a VERY short cab ride away! See Andrea's take on this possibility.
Oh that should be stunning in the fall.
I was going back to college. A car full of boys -- and me, the one female. We had a flat tire while on the Penn Turnpike. I saw the hubcap and said that I'd go back and get it. When I got back to the car, they'd gotten the wheel jacked up and two boys were trying to hold the tire while another one was trying to loosen the lugs. I suggested that they jack the car down and then loosen the lugs. I also needed to show them how to step on the bar to start the lugs. Boy, was I glad that my Dad had showed me how to change a tire when I was 9!
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How about the Long Island Children's Museum in Garden City? Too bad Theodore Roosevelt's house at Sagamore Hill is closed for renovations, as this was always one of children's favorites.
How about the Lansdowne Resort in Leesburg?
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Agile Development in High Assurance and Regulated Environments. Below is a white paper on the use of Agile development in high assurance (medical, regulated, aerospace) environments. Since Agile is the best method we have found to assure quality and efficacy, it shouldn't be a surprise that we recommend Agile development here, too. In the white paper, we did the homework necessary to debunk the myth that these environments mandate waterfall development, as nothing could be further from the truth. The attached white paper lays out the case. In addition, as Rally Software commissioned the work, it shows how tooling can support many of the reports and documents that are typically required in such environments.
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Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Prisoner 489 - Author Joe Lansdale
November 17th, 2014
Reviewed by: Anton Cancre
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Equilibrium Overturned - Authors Anthony Rivera and Sharon Lawson
November 13th, 2014
Reviewed by: Dave Gammon
Category: Book Reviews
Film Review: Devoured (2012)
SYNOPSIS: A young immigrant woman is working in an old New York restaurant earning money to send back home to her young son, who is living with his grandmother; however, malevolent forces are making her job much harder. REVIEW: Directed by Greg Olliver, Devoured opens with us joining the New York police department as they are standing over the body of a young dead woman in a restaurant; a picture of a young boy is … Continue reading
Film Review: Devoured (2012)
SYNOPSIS: You Will Be Devoured… REVIEW: Devoured is a great psychological thriller, which makes you think about the way the world thinks about us and us about them. With that said, this movie starts out with the main character, Lourdes (Marta Milans), dead on the floor of a Manhattan restaurant. Now the fun starts as we try to figure out how she died, and why. The movie then picks back up days, weeks, months, they … Continue reading


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Making Democracy Work
We sponsor meetings and events for the public and League members.
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|Saturday, October 11, 2014
8 am - 12:30 pm
|Farmer's Market at State & Grand
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|Wednesday, October 15, 2014
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|State Senate Debate. Come hear the candidate for the 15th Senatorial District
|Wednesday, October 29, 2014
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|Janesville LWV Rock County Wellness Committee Mental Health and AODA Issues.


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November 28, 2014
More than 500 boxes of Nebraska beef should be in Texas, but according to a police report neither the beef or the driver showed up.
According to Nebraska Beef Ltd., who filed the police report, a trailer full of beef was loaded on March 10. The truck was supposed to deliver the meat to Rio Star Foods, Inc. in Dallas, Texas but never arrived.
The beef is valued at $140,000. Anyone with information is asked to call Omaha police at 402-444-STOP.
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Segment on Kid-Safe Productions with Susan Hay
Kid-Safe Productions was highlighted by Global TV's "Making a Difference" on July 2. Watch the video below if you missed the segment by Susan Hay.
What We Do
We create "whole school approach" dramatic programming for all students on social skills development (such as bullying awareness/prevention or character building) that combine with specially created teacher resources and even parent information sessions. Just what all school communities need to build and maintain safe and positive school learning environments. Watch the video below and visit our services pages to see just what we've got to offer.
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We have created a brand new musical to appear in the Toronto FringeKids! Theatre Festival from July 4 – 12 and ultimately at schools next fall! We're looking for support and will keep you updated as we progress through the days and weeks leading up to the festival. Watch the video! The flashing red arrow refers to the cool rewards offered for your support. See it now on our crowdfunding page.
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How a mild-mannered Huntington Beach columnist became OC's fiercest critic of a proposed beach fire pit ban
See the update at the end of this post about the other GOP assemblyman, state senator and "Surfin' Congressman" attending Sunday's beach bonfire. Also, the original post has been corrected to reflect the panel the AQMD board chairman resigned from and the date of the AQMD hearing on fire rings.If yo ... More >>
If you know Chris Epting, you know that the Huntington Beach author and columnist for the Huntington Beach Independent prefers to write about the past: about rock stars, about murals, and especially about baseball. But don't let his easygoing ways fool you: piss Epting off, and he'll unleash his inn ... More >>
South Coast Air Quality Management District chairman William Burke isn't an OC resident, but methinks he's already on the short list for this year's Scariest People issue. He probably would've ended up on the list anyway for his board's laughable move to try and ban the fire pits in Newport Beach an ... More >>
You seen Change.org mentioned on this site for various petition drives, from those calling for the firing or reprimanding of all six Fullerton Police officers involved in the Kelly Thomas murder to a Seal Beach massacre victim's husband seeking tighter gun control law--to even a plea for gender-neut ... More >>
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Countdown to L'Eroica!
Guest blogger Bike Snob NYC joins us to document his preparations for Italy
On October 5th I will undertake the greatest challenge of my cycling career, when I travel to Italy for the 18th edition of L'Eroica.
On October 5th I will undertake the greatest challenge of my cycling career, when I travel to Italy for the 18th edition of L'Eroica.
One of the nice things about working amongst a community of designers, engineers and artists is the opportunity of collaboration.
Here at Brooks England, we could never have predicted the overwhelming reception our new Cambium range has received. Setting out to honour the legacy of our founder J.B.Brooks through an innovative new saddle led us to a series of new manufacturing processes that we wanted to share with you.
Discover the history and present of Brooks Cycles Bags, starting with a trip through images from the Brooks Archives, to a somewhat epic adventure undertaken to Manchester by factory office manager Steven Green, and finally to our new home B1866 in Covent Garden. Enjoy!
Throwing an Eroica-style event in your neck of the woods might prove a challenge if held up to the standards of the Retro Ronde, Anjou Velo Vintage, l'Eroica Britannia, or original event in Tuscany. As unfortunately, stunning scenery, white gravel roads, or quaint Italian villages are not equally distributed around the world.
Therefore, inspiration took hold last year as we witnessed the first retro criterium taking place at the Retro Ronde in Oudenaarde, Belgium. And a spectacle it was – a chance to see the riders and really take in the bikes as they cruised around the town center lap after lap.
We thought it was such a great format that we wanted to try and get it going elsewhere, so we approached the organisers of the London Nocturne with the idea and they were on board right away. So now this year there are two events taking place a mere 4 hours and one week apart.
If you would like to participate, spots at both events are limited, so register today!
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Lately we have perhaps been in danger of mentioning the name Dario Pegoretti a little too often, but well, let's be honest, Dario Pegoretti is kind of a big deal.
Dario's frame building career began in 1975 and he has spent almost 40 years refining and honing his craft. A pioneer of TIG welding, experimenting with this method as early as 1985, Dario's approach to Bicycle construction has been a significant influence on the way in which modern bicycles are made. All the materials in his frames have been made to his specifications, from the tube sets, to a custom carbon fork and matching Chris King Headset. Dario has built frames for pro riders, including Miguel Indurain, Marco Pantani, Stephen Roche, Claudio Chiappucci, Mario Cipollini, and Andrea Tafi. He began making frames under his own name in 1998, the models he offers today are a culmination of the experience and knowledge gained throughout his lengthy career, these frames are truly among the finest you will find on the market.
During the past two months we've been working very hard to create what we describe as the Brooks 'Cathedral'. We are excited to announce the opening of B1866, our first Brooks Store, situated in the heart of London. The shop is not only a showcase of our product range, but a celebration of the brand's 150 year history.
As another week for us mere Mortals draws to a close, we have news from the WCR Grand Tour, some of which may be of interest for anybody near London who has been following our riders since they began their race around the World earlier this spring.
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Sooner or later every cyclist is likely to experience an unplanned tyre deflation episode. Whether due to a lack of dilligence and subsequent navigation through a patch of broken glass, or even a wanton stab through the sidewall from an irate property owner whose fence you've adorned regardless of signs to the contrary, the outcome is equally irksome.
No need to bestride your bike before reinflation has been achieved. Granted, it is possible to ride on a flat tyre, but this is likely to lead to further damage to the bike, and quite possibly even the rider.
Given the unlikelihood of experiencing a puncture outside a friendly bicycle shop during opening hours, you're going to have to get your hands dirty. Or at least, as dirty as your bicycle wheel. If your steed is a filthy neglected object, your mitts will get just as grimy. A clean bike is easier to repair just as it is more pleasant to ride.
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As readers of the Brooks blog must be only too well aware, in about a month now London will be the starting point for perhaps the most ambitious and dramatic cycling event the world has yet seen.
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The Houston Chronicle is reporting that HISD seems to have settled on Terry Grier, of the San Diego school district, to be its next superintendent. They have the sources over there, so we're inclined to believe it.Earlier this afternoon HISD spokesman Norm Uhl sent out word that the supe pick wou ... More >>
School test scores rise as more low-scoring students drop out.
Today's weather is wreaking the proverbial freaking havoc on the Houston Independent School District and its schools. One has already been struck by lightning (good thing classes aren't in session yet) and others are leaking. At one elementary they're trying to save textbooks by plying them on ... More >>
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KennethCuadra.com We think Andy Garcia should play Cuadra (right) if there's every a movie made about this story. We've been checking former HISD employee Kenneth Cuadra's website daily since the news that Harris County dropped their charges against him. It took a while (one assumes the Cuadras ... More >>
HISD continues to send students to CEP. Whether they go there, stay there or return successfully to their home school is anyone's guess.
The Port praises itself, with omissions
Students find out cartoons are no laughing matter
TABC nabs a sheriff's spouse in a sting
Second Ward slugger Aaron Trevi�o scores a scholarship and prepares to leave the barrio behind
HISD's ideas on advancement
Sometimes it's all in being in the right place at the right time
A lawsuit accuses HISD insurance consultants of conning the district
HISD isn't laughing now about a breakfast program
Are HISD and Aramark cooking the books to feast on federal breakfast subsidies?
HISD kills a reality show on high school dancers
Traffic problems? One woman's novel guide to getting city action
Judges declare open season on shooting the bird
Plus: Wonderful Rubbish, Dems Don't Get It, Peeved at Parsons
Shining Example, KTRU Blues, Not So Nice
Ungraded exams. Suspect scores. Departing teachers and lawsuits. Is this alternative school really passing the test on its highly touted educational claims?
Everybody knows that HISD is supposed to be second-rate. So why are private school kids defecting back to the district that nobody wanted?
Is legitimate safety or something more behind the push to curb Bellaire High parking?
Did a teacher fabricate a student assault to collect disability?
This HISD program teaches a big lesson: Don't question what the district touts
Indians battle Lamar's "Redskins" and a suspect student vote
HISD's contract plan could be a test case in school choice
Park trees make a last stand against HISD expansion
What does it really mean to pass the TAAS?
Parents and students fight to save Lamar High School's International Baccalaureate program. Administrators don't see a problem.
With help from Democrats Pete Laney and Bob Bullock, Bush has been a Republican governor Texans love. But who'll be his pals if he sets his sights on the presidency?
Civic, school and business leaders unite to try to pass a massive HISD bond election


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We get lots of advice on how to avoid identity theft :
1. Do not carry your social security in your wallet.
2. Shred all your bank statements or bills if you decide to junk them.
3. Have strong passwords
4. Know what are phishing emails and do not reply or divulge any information over the email.
But, today while I was at the driving center renewing my driving license, the person over the counter told me that he just attended a course about identity theft. And he said that one of the easiest ways to get your identity stolen was through the hotel room swipe cards that the hotels give you.
It turns out that many hotels store information such as your name and even your credit card numbers. It makes it very easy for even an amateur to get someone's credit card number! So I did some googling and true enough, there have been lots of articles written about this as early as three years back. Here are interesting posts :
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Hotel Key Cards : Identity Theft Risk or Not
Hotel/Motel Key Cards embedded with personal information.
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"The Amazing Race" (16.9): Dumb and Dumber Did Us In
And here's a bonus cap because it's the first time all season that Brandy looks like she likes Carol. And by "like" I mean she looks like she wants to gobble her right up.
Goodbye, LESBIANS. My wish is your wish — wait, you wish Caite gets hit by a bus in the next leg of the race? Oh. I was just wishing for her to get eliminated.