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One of the special routes in the popular Walks For All series, the path is full or opportunities for everyone to explore the wildlife of this fine nature reserve. (Information courtesy of the Explore Kent website).
Adisham, Canterbury, CT3 3JE, Tel: 03000 41 71 71 , Email, www.kent.gov.uk/leisure-and-community/parks-and-outdoor-activities/find-a-walk/north-downs-way-circular-barham-and-adisham-walk
Walk Route: Barham and Adisham
Passing through the distinctive village of Adisham, this North Downs Way circular is sure to delight. This walk is relatively flat with plenty of open fields to venture through. (Information courtesy of the Explore Kent website).
William Street, Herne Bay, CT6 5EQ, Tel: 01227 868515, www.hernebayculturaltrail.co.uk/
An opportunity to find the historical and general places of interest in the town with this walking cutural trail.
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Queen Bertha's walk links together the three parts of Canterbury's World Heritage Sites - the Cathedral, St Augustine's Abbey and St Martin's Church.
Birchington, CT7 9QP, Tel: 03000 41 71 71 , Email, www.kent.gov.uk/leisure-and-community/parks-and-outdoor-activities/find-a-walk/walks-for-all-minnis-bay-to-reculver-country-park
Walk Route: Minnis Bay to Reculver
This is a lovely sea walk that is particularly refreshing during the summer months. There is plenty to see as you pass a salt-water lagoon, a working oyster farm and the Reculver Towers and fort.
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Blean Woods are the largest in Kent and, in addition to their intrinsic interest as ancient woodlands they surround a number of attractive villages with pubs, where you can eat and drink, places to visit.
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The cliff-top lawns of Tankerton Slopes roll gently towards the sea and provide an excellent view of 'The Street' and a vantage point to watch the nautical world go by. Tankerton is east of Whitstable town centre.
Fordwich, Canterbury, CT2 0BX, Tel: 03000 41 71 71, Email, www.kent.gov.uk/leisure-and-community/parks-and-outdoor-activities/find-a-walk/walks-for-all-fordwich-to-reed-pond
Walk Route: Fordwich Village to Reed Pond
This popular walk is one of Explore Kent's Walks For All series passing through pleasant countryside and woodland from the village of Fordwich. (Information courtesy of the Explore Kent website).
Chartham, Canterbury, CT4 7JW, Tel: 03000 41 71 71 , Email, www.kent.gov.uk/leisure-and-community/parks-and-outdoor-activities/find-a-walk/walks-in-east-kent-chartham
Walk Route: Chartham
A village green and historic houses are the hallmarks of Chartham at the start of this pleasant circular walk. (Information courtesy of the Explore Kent website).
The Precincts, Canterbury, CT1 2EH, Tel: 01227 762862, Email, www.canterbury-cathedral.org
Motherchurch of the Anglican Communion, seat of the Archbishop. Stunning stained glass. Eleventh Century Crypt, Twelfth Century Quire, Fourteenth Century Nave.
Herne Bay, CT6 6SU, Tel: 03000 41 71 71 , Email, www.kent.gov.uk/leisure-and-community/parks-and-outdoor-activities/find-a-walk/walks-in-east-kent-reculver
Walk Route: Reculver
Enjoy the sights and sounds to be experienced along one of the most rapidly changing stretches of the Kent coastline. Head through Reculver Country Park along the famous Saxon Shore Way and back alongside the strand.
Canterbury, CT1 2JT, Tel: 03000 41 71 71 , Email, www.kent.gov.uk/leisure-and-community/parks-and-outdoor-activities/find-a-walk/literary-walks-christopher-marlowe-and-canterbury
Walk Route: Canterbury
Join Kent Libraries and Archives and Explore Kent on this exciting circular walk around Canterbury, celebrating Marlowe. (Information courtesy of the Explore Kent website).
Canterbury, CT3 4BP, Tel: 03000 41 71 71, Email, www.kent.gov.uk/leisure-and-community/parks-and-outdoor-activities/find-a-walk/walks-for-all-stodmarsh-national-nature-reserve-grove-ferry
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A JUDICIAL review into the sentence of a Millom man who axed his mother and sister has been delayed.
John Jenkin, who killed Alice McMeekin and Katie Jenkin in their Newton Street home on June 8 last year, was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum six year hospital order.
The Crown Prosecution Service appealed the sentence on grounds of "undue lenience".
The review was due to take place before Lord Justice Treacy, Mr Justice Foskett and His Honour Judge Melbourne Inman QC at the Royal Courts of Justice in London this morning.
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We had a huge bed and delightful big bathroom. We also had a little dining and kitchen area so i had tea in bed in the morning and we pulled back the floor to ceiling windows and took in the view. You are very high up so you can watch the passing of the boats and admire the antics of the monkeys who ar swinging around in the surrounding trees, at the same time.
The pool is also a delight and as this is an adults only venue it is quite quiet. Cocktails at 4pm and a dip after the sightseeing - perfect. Food is excellent here both for lunch and dinner. However you can walk up to the main road about 10 minutes and get to other nice restaurants.
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The Kermodes: the most coveted awards in cinema are upon us once more. You know my views - but what is your opinion?
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Dr Kermode,
How dare you besmirch the good name of the Academy Awards.
They have a long and glorious history of recognising those films that are TRULY great going right the way back to 1941 when the unforgettable How Green Was My Valley triumphed over that confusing, flashy vanity project Citizen Kane.
Keeping that in mind . . .
Kermode for Best Film: Son of Rambow
It's too small for the Oscars but too great to be ignored.
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It may still have an outside chance of a 'Best Picture' nomination at the Oscars, but if it misses out it'd be great if could at least condiser WALL-E for a Kermode.
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So far, 'Che' and Steven Soderbergh and Benicio del Toro, and the rest of the crew, completely neglected at the Golden Globe.
Best Film - Hunger
Best Actor - Michael Fassbender (Hunger) or Richard Jenkins (The Visitor)
Best Actress - Julie Walters (Mamma Mia!)
Best Screenplay - Martin McDonagh (In Bruges)
Best Music - Max Richter (Waltz With Bashir)
Best Film - [rec]
Best Actor - Bill Milner (Son of Rambow)
Best Actress - Belén Rueda (El Orfanato)
Best Screenplay - I'd happily second (In Bruges)
Best Music - I've drawn a blank!
Best Film :- El Orfanato
Best Actor : - Ron Perlman (Hellboy 2)
Best Director :- Terence Davies ( Of Time and the City)
I think you'd better initiate a best documentary category (after all they really need advertising)
Best documentary - Tyson.
Unsavoury subject but an excellent film, saw it at the London Film Festival but have heard nothing about it since?
Best Actress - Michelle Williams (Incendiary)
The rest of the film is so dreadful she deserves a nomination for struggling through.
Best Film: Times and Winds [yet another great film from Turkey]
Best Director: Terence Davies [masterful, as always]
Best Actor: Michael Fassbender (Hunger) [hypnotic]
Best Actress: Belen Rueda (The Orphanage) [please no US remake!]
Best Screenplay: Martin McDonagh (In Bruges) [as sharp as Billy Wilder]
Best Music: Man on Wire [keeps the pacing, adds to the drama]
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Hello there, I must say it's spiffing of you to give us this chance to contribute. I've been coming up with shortlists inside my head anyway, so I may as well put them down here.
Best Actress: Belen Rueda for 'The Orphanage'
Best soundtrack: 'The Orphanage' again (it scared the bejayziz out of me, thereby doing its job)
Best screenplay: In Bruge. Yes, I know the film had a lot of problems, but I've just got a lot of admiration for the way it managed to wrangle such potentially irritating dialogue.
Best actor: I can't decide; either Peter Dinklage for Prince Caspian (he was the ONLY saving grace in that film)or Thomas Turgoose for Somerstown.
Best Director: HAS to be Del Toro, for making a subversive, interesting and occasionally frightening Hollywood film in the shape of Hellboy II
Best Film - Gomorra
Best Director - Frank Darabont for The Mist
Best Actor - Casey Affleck for Gone Baby Gone
Best Actress - Belen Rueda for The Orphanage
Best Screenplay - Martin McDonagh for In Bruges
Best Music - Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard for The Dark Knight
Best Film - Waltz With Bashir. Probably be nominated for best documentary but not best film. My two favourites of 2008 are There Will Be Blood and The Diving Bell and the Butterfly but they were included at the last Oscars.
Best Director - Juan Antonio Bayona (The Orphanage). Came out too early in the year to be remembered by the Academy.
Best Actor - Michael Fassbender. The film is too controversial to be nominated but Fassbender's performance is extraordinary.
Best Actress - Belen Rueda (The Orphanage). Again, came out too long ago for the academy to remember. Shame because this is such a strong and natural performance. Can't see anyone being better than this in the more Academy friendly films.
Best Screenplay - Hunger. The film stops halfway through for a half hour decussion on the subject and not only does it not destroy the pace of the film is only hightens the drama and tension. Brilliant.
Best Score - Fernando Velázquez (The Orphanage) Very subtle and very creepy.
Honourable mentions to Aaron Eckhart for The Dark Knight. Far more layed and complex than Heath Ledger's enjoyable but one-note performance. Visual effects for Hellboy II; this is the kind of stuff we want to see for Middle Earth. Josh Brolin in W. Underated actor gives a very compelling performance in an underated film.
Best Film - Changeling: despite recognition for Angelina Jolie, Clint Eastwood's masterpiece has not recieved any nominations for best film or director
Best Director - Andrew Stanton for WALL-E: seriously when has a director's job ever been noted for directing an animated feature, they put in a lot of effort and time. And Wall-E was one of the best films of this year.
Best Actor - Ron Perlman for Hellboy 2: a great comedic performance he delivers a terrific emotional performance despite being underneath all that make up
Best Actress - Marcia Gay Harden for The Mist. Arguably being a supporting performance, her chilling Mrs. Carmody delivers one of the more memorable performances of the year.
Best Screenplay - Frank Darabont for The Mist. An intelligent script with some very clever religious and political overtones + a great ending.
Best Music Score - John Williams for Indiana Jones 4. The best part of the new Indiana Jones film, a terrific score blending thumping action beats with some dark and mysterious sounds.
Best Film-Somers Town
Best Actor-Thomas Turgoose (Somers Town)
Best Director-Terence Davies (Of Time and the City)
Best Music-Gavin Clark (Somers Town)
Best Film: Doomsday
Its about time the best action film for probably a generation was acknowledged. Doomsday does not falter like so many other action films which have no memorable sequences and are just people hitting each other endlessly- this is crammed with memorable events and is a wonderful ride to experience. It is also wonderful for it's beautiful decaying settings and depth of detail in a post apocalyptic Scotland brimming with phycopaths. It also has the one of the happiest endings of any film I have seen, and if thats not enough, it even has a gimp.
Best Actor: Doug Jones
The star of Hellboy 2 is the mand behind the mask of some of the best creatures, namley Abraham, the chamberlain and the incredible Angel of Death. He makes up for not having a 'human' face by his wonderful body actions which are as expressive as any facial movement. He deserves an award for 'acting' better than any other actor I have seen and making the unbelievabe very real.
Best Actress: Belen Rueda
In The Orfanage her gradual physical and mental disintergration at the loss of her son is brillantly performed, and adds even more depth to an already wonderful story as her detierioration becomes just as scary as any possible ghosts.
Best Director: Jaume Balagureo + Paco Plaza
The directors of REC, not mearly made a great horror movie, but the greatest yet 'handy cam' film. This has been achieved through numerous efforts, notably keeping actors in the dark and using believable characters. As a result REC stands up with The Orphanage in terms of edge of the seat scares, but unlike The Orphanage the fear stays with you well into the night...
Best Screenplay: The Mist
The Mist is a top notch monster film, and despite the fact that they changed the ending from that of the short story on which it is based, it has been made even more grim and hopeless than you could ever believe you would see in any film, and for bringing such pessimism back into the world the writers deserve everything they get.
I'm not going to cover all the awards as I'm not sure I can think of a forerunner in all of them. But here are those where I think there is a clear deserving winner.
Best Actor: Can you really make a case for Efron over Michael Fassbender in Hunger? Nuanced, able to display gradual decline towards starvation without words as well as wonderful intricate dialogue acting in the 17 minute unflincing camera shot.
Best Actress: Let's best honest, Jolie is nailed on for this at the Oscars and she was no where near Kristin Scott Thomas in I've Loved You So Long who managed to create a tense, realistic emotive atmosphere without ever overdoing it.
Best Music: Of Time and the City. Marvellous evocation of nostalgia, pining and brought the images to the forefront of the audience's imagination.
I'd just like to suggest Ricky Gervais as best actor for Ghost Town, a great performance in a touching film. I'd say also that The Dark Knight's score is impressively powerful.
BEST DIRECTOR - Alexandre Bustillo & Julien Maury for À l'intérieur*
A masterpiece of modern horror. Brutal and claustrophobic that was almost too tense
* Although it premièred in 2007 it wasn't widely released till 2008
BEST SCREENPLAY - Steven C. Stewart For "It Is Fine. Everything Is Fine!"
One of the most Beautiful and disturbing films i have ever seen.
Reminded me of an ultra dark The Diving Bell and the Butterfly.
Almost impossible film to see in the U.K though.
BEST ACTOR - Josh Brolin for Milk
His portrayal of Assassin Dan White was brilliantly both menacing and pathetic.
BEST FILM - Gomorrah
A gloriously disjointed and downbeat film that gives a lingering bad taste in your mouth.
Frighteningly realistic it shows just how deeply ingrained the Camorra is in the day to day lives of people who live both in the slums and suburbs of Naples
Lifetime achievement award-Bob Hoskins
Best actress-Ellen Page
Best Actor-Micheal Sheen
Best cinematography-The Dark Knight
Best cartoon-Wall-e
Best documentatry- Waltz with bashir
Best film-Of time in the city
* Best Film - Man On Wire
* Best Director- Ari Folman (Waltz With Bashir)
* Best Actor - Dev Patel (Slumdog Millionaire)
* Best Actress - Cate Blanchett (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button)
* Best Screenplay - Jenny Lumet (Rachel Getting Married)
* Best Music - Max Richter (Waltz With Bashir)
With an honorable mention to Ben Burtt (the voice of Wall-e)who defies all categorization.
Seen far too few films this year, but of those I've seen, Hunger was a real stand-out, and must be in with a chance for best film, director and actor.
Son of Rambow was great too - best screenplay.
And Of Time and the City certainly shouldn't go unrewarded - best music.
I can't call to mind anyone who I'd award best actress to - just that it certainly *wouldn't* be Thandie Newton for Dubya!
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Creatine... again.I got smacked around pretty badly in the 4km prologue TT at Gunning last week by a guy who has never been more than a couple of seconds ahead or behind me for that event. Last year, I beat him by one second at 436W average (4Km in 5:29). This year he beat me by 14 seconds, and I was putting out 463W average (6:07 - a headwind this year).
14 seconds! Now, I was on a different bike this year, but I tried very hard to be aero. I had a chat to him after the TT, and apart from doing serious VO2Max intervals in the last month (twice a week), he's been taking creatine. In the last few years, he's always had a slightly better sprint than me, in a crit I've beaten him to the line in the past, but only his < 2 minute power has been better than mine and when he's tired he struggled to stay with me on some climbs. Now... I don't have a sprint, but it was very obvious over the two days that my pathetic sprint had completely disappeared by the end of the second day, ie. a few seconds at less than 9W/kg before dropping off, yet I was still able to hold the ~460W at the end of both road stages for the run to the line. Interestingly... my MAP test last year had me crack at around 460W. So... could creatine explain the performance difference? Or has he pulled his finger out and done some serious training? Because his endurance pace wasn't anything spectacular. I ride, therefore I am.
...real cyclists don't have squeaky chains...
Re: Creatine... again.This is how myths are created!
Bianchi, Ridley, Montague, GT, Garmin and All things Apple
Re: Creatine... again.take creatine if you want to gain weight. Or if you are a very good track sprinter. If none of these 2 then don't bother.
Re: Creatine... again.Well, something has turned him into a weapon. He trained pretty hard last year and didn't have the legs he turned up with on the weekend!
Sent from my iThingy... I ride, therefore I am.
...real cyclists don't have squeaky chains...
Re: Creatine... again.
Or maybe he was just super motivated on the day and took advantage of peak form. Talk to a coach. Bianchi, Ridley, Montague, GT, Garmin and All things Apple
Re: Creatine... again.When I was more focussed on weight lifting using creatine made a very noticeable difference to my strength. I would not be surprised if it had the same impact for power generation while cycling. However as others pointed out you usually out in weight, normally around 2kg of water. You also tend to look bloated as well.
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Re: Creatine... again.He could also have been taking something that he didn't want to talk about.
Re: Creatine... again.I guess I should have done my own research to start with.
Weight gain.... ~2%. Deck chairs on the titanic. Show me a rec level cyclist who can't lose 2% of their body weight by ditching some fat. "super motivated"? At the pointy end of the field, motivation is not a factor. We are not the namby-pamby "Ohhhh - it hurts, I'll go slower" crowd. I beat Graeme Allbon's time last year. (O.K., maybe he was having a bad day, but he did finish 2'nd in A grade for the weekend). Study : Creatine effect on sprint performance (30s). Prolonged usage effects. The prolonged dosage was only 2g/day vs. 5g/day everyone seems to use. Results of analysing studies. Summary of post-1999 studies. Poking through these... if the weight gain isn't an issue, it's a no brainer. I did come across another study last night that suggested a reduction on O2 for sub-maximal efforts as well, but I can't find it again. I ride, therefore I am.
...real cyclists don't have squeaky chains...
Re: Creatine... again.I think it's hard to compare 2 cyclists over 2 performances. 14 seconds difference over 4km is a bit but I don't think it's huge. I don't know a lot about power meters but you can get a good idea of how you paced it right? Surely that could make a difference. Does he have a PM too? Also you mention a big headwind, look how much of a difference that made compared to your last time when your power is significantly higher - were you out on the course at the same time?
Re: Creatine... again.Just done the analysis of riders who competed both 2012 and 2013.
The mean time difference was an increase equating to 8.8% of this years time. Mine was 10.6%, Roger was 6.5%. So I was about 2% slower than the average, and he was 2% faster. No, Roger isn't riding with a PM these days, yes - I paced myself properly. Roger also had a skin suit, booties and took the bottle cages off his bike. Our time on the course was about three minutes apart. I ride, therefore I am.
...real cyclists don't have squeaky chains...
Re: Creatine... again.Too many uncontrolled variables. Changes in W/m^2 for both riders could easily account for that, let alone other factors.
Creatine possibly for short duration events, but not for anything more than that. Creatine is used early on in an effort if it's present, it won't be about for you at end of a road race for instance. And anecdotally I think you'll find a lot experience bad cramping. As for weight gain, the water retention from a creatine loading protocol is likely a necessary by-product of any improvement in power. And for endurance cycling, then the gain may still be tempered with worsening W/kg. If you don't gain weight, you likely won't see the power gains, as you most likely didn't need it and are probably peeing it out with the rest of your bodily wastes. It's mostly for sprint oriented athletes and those who have lower level of natural creatine from their diet (e.g. vegan/vegetarian). Of course every individual's response is unique, so I'm talking generalities. In short, for a roadie, no.
Re: Creatine... again.Yes... but. It's not my W/kg for road racing that's the problem, it's getting dropped in sprints and short-duration climbs.
Roger is my height, a bit heavier than me these days (I'm 10kg lighter, he's probably 5Kg heavier than I am now, and our TT performance (short & long) has always been similar. Yes... I rode a different bike this year. Bar height is about the same as last year, maybe 1cm higher. Forks (Ribble "Black Storm" winter forks) are most definitely non-aero compared to my old TCR. And... something I hadn't considered - I'm 10Kg lighter than last year, or 90.4% of my old weight. The first half of the course is slightly downhill... weight could be an advantage. I ride, therefore I am.
...real cyclists don't have squeaky chains...
Re: Creatine... again.
Sure, but unless the race critical short duration efforts occur in the opening minutes of the event, any advantage provided by creatine would be well gone by the time most race selections occur. Where I think one can consider it, is during a dedicated block of training specifically designed to lift anaerobic work capacity, as it may provide an ability to train harder and/or recover more quickly during such interval sessions. But one has to be careful when doing this, as at some point in the cycle or shortly after it can lead to heavy/wooden legs. But as far as race day performance goes, the creatine isn't likely to be of much benefit for middle and end of race efforts, and the downside risks (e.g. extra weight, cramping) still exist.
Re: Creatine... again.
How come with all the megawatts you claim to be putting out you only beat me by just over 2 mins and you sat in the bunch most of the race and I was ITTing in the wind for most of the race?
Re: Creatine... again.Dunno what to say, Ross.
Yes, I spent time hiding in the bunch. I also spent a fair bit of time on the front as well - when necessary. And there was a lot of time when Kev and I were being hung out on the front so we sat up and were doing turns at stuff-all pace because we weren't going to chase down David if Roger wasn't going to take turns. I ride, therefore I am.
...real cyclists don't have squeaky chains...
Re: Creatine... again.... besides which, when you are my height and weight, they are not impressive numbers.
I ride, therefore I am.
...real cyclists don't have squeaky chains...
Re: Creatine... again.Creatine has not been clinically shown to increase or decrease susceptibility to cramping in conjunction with heat and dehydration - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1421496/
The Creatine weight gain is associated with 'loading' (5 days of 5g 4 times per day). If you avoid the loading and just take the 3-5 grams per day you'll get the benefit after approx 4 weeks without the weight gain - http://www.ausport.gov.au/ais/nutrition ... s/creatine Creatine is only of clinical proven benffit in short maximal efforts with minimal recovery time (<1 min between efforts), it would not account for the difference in performance of the prolog TT. It's more for criterium type events with closely spaced surges (eg corners, short sprint climbs etc). For your TT event I'd suggest bicarb loading to increase lactate buffering - http://www.ausport.gov.au/__data/assets ... _sheet.pdf The AIS website has a really good section on supplements.
Re: Creatine... again.Except in a short TT where the intial acceleration up to speed is important as well.
And I agree - after reading all of the literature, it's unlikely to be a significant gain over a 4km effort. But in a RR or crit, I often get dropped as I am unable to respond to the surges quickly enough and get gapped. I ride, therefore I am.
...real cyclists don't have squeaky chains...
Re: Creatine... again.463w av for 6m7s and slightly down hill course... only 39 av ... what's the profile like at the end?... huge headwind?
Re: Creatine... again.I highly doubt creatine would be the difference between the two of you. You don't know how well he has trained or how fit he is, for all you know last time he was slower due to a bad day and this time he had a good day.
My experience with creatine is that its highly over rated, its not like you take it and have mass energy all of a sudden.
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That only takes 10 seconds, 15 at most.
Re: Creatine... again.
Correct although individual responses can vary, and there are plenty who do suffer badly when using it. Whether it's because they supplement incorrectly, or there are other reasons for the symptoms, any supplementation regime should be done with due care and tested well in advance of competition.
If one tries this, be very careful to test it first, in a safe environment (i.e. be able to get to a dunny quickly) as some riders experience gastric problems, even severe distress.
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And as I said in the original post, we have never been more than a second or two apart over the years - this is our fourth Gunning ITT. Plus a handful of medium/long TT's in the past where we have always set very similar times. And after doing my own research... correct, Creatine isn't the answer, except possibly in the initial kick from the start. But my CTL was the highest it has ever been for this event, I was putting in 400k weeks - and IMO, 14 seconds is huge. Maybe it's the aero, I will be looking into that aspect - I've had to change my position a lot in the last year due to back problems and I might be presenting a lot more frontal area because of it. And next time we catch up, I'll be asking if I can get a copy of his data. Sent from my iThingy... I ride, therefore I am.
...real cyclists don't have squeaky chains...
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2012. Garmin didn't want to play this year, needed a cold restart. Time was 5:28, I kept going for a little while then turned back. I ride, therefore I am.
...real cyclists don't have squeaky chains...
Re: Creatine... again.
This is something to look at Twiz. I would certainly be getting your powermeter checked. 460W is good no matter your size really. Jump on the track and do a pursuit would love to see what time you could get, if your power is correct I would expect somewhere around 4:30 or less which is a serious time.
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Mike from Kitehouse Miami soaks in the sun while getting some photos
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Clarissa S-Bends in St. Martin
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Rob in Anguilla
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Black Dog owner and sponsor of the trip shows why he wanted to travel by boat through the Caribbean, untouched secluded islands!
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Damien Leroy
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Cabrinha Team rider Damien with style during the Martinique Demo
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Susi in St. Martin
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Cabrinha Team rider, Susi Mai, grabs while kiting in St. Martin
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St. Martin
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Crystal clear water, warm steady wind
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Clarissa represents the Kitehouse
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Co-owner of the Kitehouse and Cabrinha team rider, Clarissa shows her stuff at the Club Med demo
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St. Lucia
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Big bay, nobody out but us
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The Hulk Kites!!
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The Hulk made an appearence in Martinique
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Rob in St. Martin
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High Kite loops were Rob's favorite trick
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Catamaran style
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Tough life cruising on a boat
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Sandy Island, Anguilla
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The photo says it all
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Cabrinha Demo Team
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Damien, Clarissa, Dave, Rob, Susi, Daniel, Cameron and Rachel onboard the 57 foot Carla in Martinique
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Dave in Anguilla
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Dave organized and made sure the trip went smoothly
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Clarissa in St. Lucia
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25 knot tropical wind greeted Clarissa in St. Lucia
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Two wheels Mean Twice the Fun
by E. Don Smith
June 3, 2014
Not only is cycling good exercise, it's a great way to explore the area beyond your campsite Since the 1800s, when the modern bicycle was invented in Europe, mankind has been fascinated with using our own power to propel ourselves around on two wheels. Throughout the history of the... Read more »
Roof A/C Gasket replacement
by Bill and Jenn Gehr
June 2, 2014
Water leakage around an air conditioner means it's time to replace the gasket before damage occurs Every year, after the first big rain of the season, it's not uncommon for motorhome owners to discover that there's a leak originating from the air conditioner's inside ceiling assembly.... Read more »
Know Your Height
June 2, 2014
YouTube is full of videos of RVers who have lost their air conditioning units, and anything else on the roof, while driving under low overpasses. To prevent this from happening to me, I had a friend help me measure all of the high points on my RV, and then purchased a sheet of plastic letters and numbers... Read more »
Convenient Canned-Food Storage
June 2, 2014
We used to store canned goods on shelves behind cabinet doors. My wife often thought that the item she needed was behind some other cans. The simple fix was location, location, location. We decided to put all cans in a large bottom drawer equipped with ball bearings, which makes it easy to open. That... Read more »
Keeping the Tow Bar Dry
June 2, 2014
My tow bar cover was gathering moisture and water due to rain. My solution was to stand the tow bar on end. That way the safety cables and electrical connections are tucked inside and remain dry. My talented wife, Sara, hand-made a cover for the tow bar with cloth-backed vinyl from Hancock Fabrics. Don... Read more »
Oil Consumption Mystery
by KEN FREUND
May 30, 2014
We recently ran into a problem with our motorhome that we can't figure out. We own a 2007 Newmar Dutchstar powered by a 400-hp Cummins ISL turbodiesel engine. It has about 36,000 miles on it. During our last trip, we suddenly began to go through a considerable amount of oil. Eventually, we discovered... Read more »
Comfort Zones
May 30, 2014
TempMinder wireless digital thermometer, calendar and clock keeps tabs on inside temperatures and up to three remote locations Admittedly, I'm a weather junkie. Maybe it's because I wanted to be a meteorologist before pursuing a journalism career, but that's another story. Keeping tabs... Read more »
Vise Squad
May 30, 2014
Whether you're a hobbyist or just like making your own repairs, the Wilton ATV (All Terrain Vise) could be a handy addition to your rig. The Wilton ATV is a combination vise and sleeve that slides into a standard 2-inch receiver and is secured by the hitch pin. In addition, two patented setscrews... Read more »
A Bright Idea
May 30, 2014
Cabin Bright has introduced a line of LED lighting products designed to replace existing 12-volt DC fluorescent tubes without harming the fixture wiring. In addition to brighter light, LEDs have a lower current draw, and the company says the installation takes roughly five to 10 minutes using... Read more »
Smoke on the Weber
by Bob Livingston
April 29, 2014
The new 14.5-inch Smokey Mountain Cooker livens up meat flavor using charcoal and hardwoods, and can be easily stored A barbecue is almost standard equipment in a motorhome. Most people enjoy cooking outdoors and a barbecue is a great way to get favorite meats, poultry and fish to the... Read more »


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Airman surprises grandma
POSTED: Tuesday, June 24, 2014 - 7:00pm
UPDATED: Tuesday, June 24, 2014 - 7:09pm
Florida airman surprises grandmother after returning from two year overseas deployment. David Williams reports.
(WTLV) Dressed in military fatigues and with some of his family by his side, Kyle Richert, slipped into the back door of a Jacksonville, Florida Longhorn Steakhouse with a single mission: surprise his grandmohter.
His grandmother, Shirley Campbell was completely unaware that Richert was in the United States, let alone in the same restaurant where she was. He hasn't seen her face-to-face in two-and-a-half years.
"I'm kind of nervous. I don't want to give her a heart attack," Richert said as he prepared to surprise his grandmother. "That's what I'm worried about."
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We got the first look way back in April, but now with the news today that Quentin Dupieux's (also known as the electronic artist Mr. Oizo) follow-up to the wacky Rubber will be playing at Sundance Film Festival 2012, a teaser has arrived. WRONG stars Eastbound & Down's Steve Little (a Sundance 2011 staple due to The Catechism Catacylsm), character actor William Fichtner, as well as Jack Plotnick, Eric Judor and Alexis Dziena.
This teaser (from the director himself) and the new set of images (from Sundance's press site) don't do much to tell us what the plot will be, but that can be found after the trailer with the official synopsis. We do get a set of enticing visuals, set to Mr. Oizo's score, one of the key factors that made his debut work so well. Check out the images and teaser below.
Update: The Wrong poster has been unvieled on the official site.
Dolph searches for his lost dog, but through encounters with a nympho pizza-delivery girl, a jogging neighbor seeking the absolute, and a mysterious righter of wrongs, he may eventually lose his mind… and his identity.
WRONG will premiere at Sundance 2012, which kicks off January 20th.
Since any New York City cinephile has a nearly suffocating wealth of theatrical options, we figured it'd be best to compile some of the more worthwhile repertory showings into one handy list. Displayed below are a few of the city's most reliable theaters and links to screenings of their weekend offerings — films you're not […]
With a seemingly endless amount of streaming options — not only the titles at our disposal, but services themselves — we've taken it upon ourselves to highlight the titles that have recently hit the interwebs. Every week, one will be able to see the cream of the crop (or perhaps some simply interesting picks) of streaming […]
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Is Fair Use Really Fair?
As it exists today, "fair use" is a confusing and complex problem for photographers
Reconciling Fair Use
Although Picasso is credited with once saying that "good artists copy, great artists steal," the statement suggests he wasn't terribly concerned with fair use issues. What's inescapable, however, is the reality that as each photographer matures—like any other artist—each tends to integrate aspects of other photographers' styles and works into what becomes the photographer's own, unique style. In most cases, this integration takes place without directly impacting copyright and fair use issues.
Today, however, there are some who question whether fair use in the United States is no more than the right to hire a lawyer to defend the right to create. While that might appear to be the case as a result of cases like those involving Shepard Fairey and Richard Prince, those cases are, relatively speaking, isolated incidents. It's also something of an exaggeration to suggest that because Fairey and Prince may face liability for their acts, the right to create has been curtailed.
There's no question that fair use, at least as it exists in the United States, can be terribly confusing, complex and unpredictable. However, as even Lawrence Lessig concedes, "I think the world with fair use is better than the world without it." Undoubtedly, the debate about whether fair use is fair will continue, unabated, for years to come.
Recent Developments |
Shepard Fairey dealt his case a setback by admitting that the Obama HOPE poster was based upon a different Mannie Garcia photograph. In papers filed with the court on October 16, 2009, Fairey's attorneys admitted that Fairey was mistaken when he originally identified the Garcia photograph of George Clooney and Barack Obama as the reference used to create the now iconic poster. According to a statement published on Fairey's website, Fairey admitted that a different Garcia photograph—a tighter image of Obama alone and, notably, the image that the AP has long asserted Fairey used—served as the basis of the HOPE poster. In the wake of these revelations, Fairey issued a public apology, taking responsibility for submitting false images and deleting other images. Various reports also suggest that Fairey's lawyers intend to withdraw from the case. |


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- With the file open, press [Alt]+[F11] to open the Visual Basic Editor (VBE).
- Add the following auto macro to the This Document module:
Sub AutoOpen()
'Display document name and path in the title bar.
ActiveWindow.Caption = ActiveDocument.FullName
End Sub
- Return to the Word document, then save and close it.
Open the document. This will trigger the auto macro, which displays the document's full pathname in the title bar.
The security setting could delay the display, but only temporarily. With all but the lowest setting, Word prompts you to enable macros when you open the document. As soon as you do so, Word will run the auto macro and update the title bar. Since this is an auto macro that runs only when you open the document, Word won't update the contents in the title bar when you save the file. If that's a problem, add a second macro to respond to your save tasks. Open the document's module and add the following macro to ThisDocument:
Sub FileSaveAs()
'Display document name and path in the title bar.
If Dialogs(wdDialogFileSaveAs).Show = 0 Then Exit Sub
System.Cursor = wdCursorNormal
ActiveWindow.Caption = ActiveDocument.FullName
End Sub
You'll need both macros for a complete fix: The first macro updates the title bar when you open the document and the second updates when you rename the document.
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Davenport's been filming with Warren Miller Entertainment for the past fifteen years, getting into the zone in some of the most exotic mountain ranges in the world. This year's adventure took him to a Colorado favorite: the San Juan Mountains, where he made big-mountain lines with Telluride Helitrax.
The annual Warren Miller films help create a communal sense of flow state for skiers and snowboarders everywhere, says Daven-port. "You walk out of that theater, and all you're thinking about is, 'When is the snow going to fall?' For 63 years, the Warren Miller films have been perpetuating this stoke, this passion."
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Denver, CO 80202
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Region: Downtown Denver
Flow State gets its Denver premiere tonight at 8 p.m. and will screen through November 18 at the Paramount Theatre, 1631 Glenarm Avenue.
For tickets, $25, and more information, visit www.paramountdenver.com.
Thu., Nov. 15, 8 p.m.; Fri., Nov. 16, 6 & 9:30 p.m.; Sat., Nov. 17, 2:30, 6 & 9:30 p.m.; Sun., Nov. 18, 2 & 5 p.m., 2012


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BBC Monitoring Alert - INDONESIA
Released on 2012-10-18 17:00 GMT
Email-ID | 825478 |
Date | 2010-06-25 05:58:05 |
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To | firstname.lastname@example.com |
The following is a selection of quotes from editorials and commentaries
published in 25 June editions of Indonesian newspapers available to BBC
Australian prime minister
Jakarta's Kompas (www.kompas.com): "The ascension of [Australian deputy
prime minister] Julia Gillard to be Australian prime minister confirms
that politics is cruel, that politics is money and that money is
extremely powerful. Julia Gillard becomes the first female Australian
prime minister after 'displacing' Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, who was her
own superior... What happened in Australia once again shows how
influential power brokers in the Labor Party. It is these power brokers
who have encouraged Gillard to come forward to face Rudd..." (Editorial)
Indonesian economy
Bandung's Pikiran Rakyat (www.pikiran-rakyat.com): "There is good news
from the World Bank, which has revised its prediction about Indonesia's
economic growth this year from 5.6 per cent to 5.9 per cent...
Indonesia's improved economy has been a result of the increased demand
of domestic consumption and trade... What is more heartening is that it
turns out that our improving economic growth has also been encouraged by
the investment sector..." (Editorial) (25)
Prosperous Justice Party (PKS)
Jakarta's Media Indonesia (www.mediaindonesia.com): "Regarding the
Prosperous Justice Party [Partai Keadilan Sejahtera - PKS], there is an
impression that it has further moved to the middle, moved closer to the
country of [US President Barack] Obama by intentionally choosing the
American hotel Ritz Carlton as the venue for its second national
congress, which ended last Sunday [20 June]. In response, the
consultative council chairman of the PKS Hilmi Aminuddin said that what
the PKS has done is not a strategy or tactics, but [an action] in line
with the teachings of Islam to become worshipers in the middle. The
products of PKS policies must be able to be enjoyed by every circle, and
not only by Muslims..." (Toeti Adhitama, editorial staff of Media Group)
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The Kings Hall Gallery is an exciting exhibition space in the foyer, created by the Herne Bay Improvement and Conservation Trust to promote the work of artists and photographers in East Kent.
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The Sidney Cooper Gallery is a contemporary arts space located on the main street in Canterbury within walking distance of the city's train stations and bus station.
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