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The Bounty Hunter Reviews
John M |
Super Reviewer
April 8, 2010
cute and funny but nothing too exciting.
Sanjay R |
Super Reviewer
March 11, 2013
Predictable, unfunny, terrible acting, there isn't a real reason to waste your time on this.
DreamExtractor |
Super Reviewer
August 15, 2011
The Bounty Hunter was a painful and boring experience that I hope I must never endure again. The story is so boring and stupid, it starts as a romance then aaction film then espionage, I hated every minute of it. The cast was bad all expcept for Gerard Butler and Jason Sudakis, and Gerard proves he can be a funny guy with this movie. The jokes were horribly written and I did not laugh ONCE, I didnt giggle, smile, cheer or ect, it was just plain unfunny. I hated this movie with a passion, and even a couple of good cast members can't save this crappy romantic comedy.
Alexander W |
Super Reviewer
July 19, 2011
I wouldnt watch it again, but I like Butler and Aniston together for this romantic crime comdey, was really good!
murphmann93 |
Super Reviewer
June 23, 2011
Gerard Butler is one sexy man. Definitely made this film more watchable than it really is. Jennifer Aniston is just as hilarious. Sort of like Mr & Mrs Smith.
movieguru12 |
Super Reviewer
March 6, 2010
An adorable movie, I loved it soooo much. I love Jen she's just adorable and Gerard is as well. I just really enjoyed this movie and it was a memorable experience because I watched it when I had my Sweet 16 Birthday Party :) Just such a great movie :)
Super Reviewer
March 21, 2010
Gerard Butler plays Milo, an ex-cop turned bounty hunter with gambling debts to pay... Jennifer Aniston plays Nicole, a journalist working a big case who, in typical Hollywood fashion, lives a lifestyle far too rich for her profession and she is also Milos ex wife.......
They supposedly cant stand each other but of course in fact they cant live without each other. they find themselves caught up in a mystery involving a "suicide" that was actually a murder, and some pretty serious police corruption. |
YodaMasterJedi |
Super Reviewer
April 8, 2010
three stars
thmtsang |
Super Reviewer
March 26, 2010
Milo is a bounty hunter and he gets a dream job going after his ex wife Nicole for skipping bail. I really think they are too old for this type of movie.
middleeasternfilms |
Super Reviewer
October 18, 2010
It's a Jen Aniston chick-flick, so I knew what to expect. It still wasn't really worth a shit. Gerard Butler was pretty decent in it, but Aniston was her usual self (not good) and the jokes were pretty tired and not that funny. Had some good action scenes in it (for a movie like this, I mean), but still pretty formulaic. Only for certain audiences (you know who you are).
Super Reviewer
October 3, 2010
I'm not going to lie, I have seen much worse. The film starts off with a divorced couple, and they are the complete opposite, but because of that reason, it draws them together. It is cliched and funny at the same time. No it does not provide actually laughs, but even though the plot is one of the worst I've seen in a long time, the movie was still a little bit fun! I am not going to say I hated it, but there was nothing good about it. I don't like the bounty hunter, but I thought I was going to like it a lot less than this. It's not horrible, but it's pretty bad! Plus, the running time will make you want to listen to nails on a chalkboard! Nearly reaching a 2 hours run time for a bad romantic comedy is hell, but if you forget all these facts, you may just be able to endure it and have at least a little bit of fun. Other than that it is definitely a really bad movie!
Nicki M |
Super Reviewer
March 20, 2010
Not as bad as I had heard. Got a few laughs out of it and cared enough to sit and watch the whole thing. Jennifer Aniston is always watchable, though. Clearly not her best, but not the disaster I had been lead to believe. Good for a DVD night in.
Dean ! |
Super Reviewer
February 27, 2010
Well this doesn't seem to be too popular. I can see why, I found it ok but far from great or laugh out loud funny. One that plays on the male/female relationship during an usual setting and events. Seems a popular choice of idea with The Killers, Knight and Day also out this year. However for a Rom-com The ugly truth was way better and for more action go for Knight and day.
Nate Z. |
Super Reviewer
August 15, 2010
When a woman runs out of a trunk and is chased down by a man who then tackles her and drags her back to said trunk, how would you react? Horror, right? This scenario is the opening minute of The Bounty Hunter, an abhorrent romantic comedy that fails in every regard. The opening scene is supposed to be funny because it?s two stars and we learn, via onscreen text, that the guy and gal are formerly married. Somehow this knowledge makes the scene ? funny. Because in real life no spurned ex-spouses inflict punishment on their former halves. This disastrous and bizarre opening clued me in that The Bounty Hunter was going to be one hell of a slog to sit through. It made me want to put a bounty on the filmmakers who made this mess possible.
Milo (Gerard Butler) is an ex-cop who currently pays the bills as a bounty hunter. Nicole (Jennifer Aniston) is an investigative reporter looking into a series of suicides that might not be what they seem. She?s also due in court for hitting a police horse with her car (the reveal of her actual crime is intended to be a payoff; you?re welcome for having it spoiled). Nicole gets too close to a crime conspiracy that has connections inside the New York City police force, so goons chase her down to kill her. Naturally, she misses her court date and becomes a wanted fugitive, which brings her ex back into the picture. Milo is elated that he gets to drag his ex-wife to jail and get paid for doing so. Along the way, the couple improbably rekindles their old romance while being chased by hordes of goons with guns. First off, The Bounty Hunter is one of the more unpleasant, tone-deaf comedies I?ve seen in years. It assumes if two people, with obviously zero chemistry, will bicker long enough in shrill voices, eventually comedy will emerge. This is the comedic equivalent of the faulty scientific theory of Spontaneous Generation. The comedy just isn?t coming. I never laughed once during the entire painful 115 minutes. I failed to crack even a smile. I sat dumbfounded, looking back and forth between the screen and my wife?s reaction, to gauge if I was truly missing something, mainly the ?comedy? part. These people are unlikable and not once do you ever believe that they are capable of even expressing a realistic human emotion. These are people that shouldn?t even exist in a crummy romantic comedy. These are the background players in a crummy romantic comedy, given starring roles and proving with every exhalation why they should have remained Angry Dinner Couple #2. Milo is a jackass who?s full of himself and Nicole is whiny and annoying and they both have massive egos. Butler and Aniston have various acting abilities, though both seem to be in rapid decline, but their hammy acting is trying to overcompensate for the film?s numerous shortcomings. They?re playing broadly, but now they?re just broad, unlikable idiots rather than unlikable idiots. The only way anybody could like these characters is imagining that they?re completely different people. The premise itself routinely destroys any plausible sense of believability. Milo chases down his ex-wife in scene after scene, taunting her, spitefully laughing at her misfortune, harassing and threatening her. At NO POINT WHATSOEVER in the entire movie does a single person look at this ongoing relationship and cry foul. Nobody calls the police, nobody intervenes, nobody notices what explicitly looks like a woman being stalked and kidnapped by a creep. At no point does Milo flash a badge to at least provide some context or explain his actions, so scene after scene looks like a blatant kidnapping with the female captive kicking and screaming. There is nothing wacky or amusing in watching a world of apathetic rom-com extras ignoring what is obviously somebody in trouble. The fact that Milo can get away with this behavior in a gala of public venues only makes the movie, and every living being within it, infinitely dumber. The very nature of the comedy oddly results in plenty of cruel slapstick. Nicole has an officemate, Stewart (Saturday Night Live?s Jason Sudeikis), who is smitten with her after a drunken bout of making out. He follows her to Atlantic City and eventually gets hijacked by the goons after Milo. There are several astonishing scenes that just involve the goons torturing Stewart. They hit him in the leg with a golf club, they inject a horse tranquilizer into his neck, and all of this is somehow supposed to be funny. It?s really just mean and rather distasteful. The fact that The Bounty Hunter thinks that this situation is a comedy goldmine speaks volumes to me. Watching a dweeby character repeatedly get injured is not funny on its face, and it?s even less funny when the film just lets it keep happening without comment. Stewart doesn?t deserve his pain and neither does the unfortunate audience watching this garbage. Director Andy Tennant (Hitch, Fool?s Gold) and screenwriter Sarah Thorp (Twisted) wouldn?t know comedy if it chained them to a car door. Tennant?s idea of comedy is to stretch the comedy, play things as big and as long as possible. There are plenty of moments that have a rather slipshod comedic setup (oh look, they?re chasing a guy on a golf course in a golf cart! This has to end well right?), and then the movie just keeps going and going, long after what was designed to be funny crashed, burned, and had its ashes scattered at sea. His visual style also leans on bright pastel colors that heighten the cartoonish atmosphere. The comic set-ups are along the lines of? Milo chains Nicole to bed. She crawls over him to reach for gun. Sexual dialogue about a ?gun.? Milo chases a guy on stilts. Stilts! How could you resist that? And then at one point Nicole tries to make a break for it in a rickshaw. I?m already not laughing. And then the movie wants to be an action caper and lo does it fail miserably at this as well. Nicole is being chased by a bevy of goons because she knows too much. Milo is also being chased by his own bevy of goons that want to collect on his gambling debts. Then there?s a mutual friend/cop who may be dirty or might not be, but it?s just way too many extraneous characters chasing after the likes of Milo and Nicole. Thorp lacks an ear for dialogue. She seems to have some basic grasp on the ingredients of funny, but she can?t make them come together and work. Every line alternates between being clumsy, obvious, or clumsily obvious. We?re supposed to be amused by Milo and Nicole?s banter. It?s grating, like you?re stuck in someone else?s miserable family vacation. There?s a moment in the end where Milo has distracted the bad guys and come to save his ex-wife, and then instead of bolting they sit and glumly talk about the failed state of their relationship. Could that not have waited until you were safe? The tone is decidedly uneven and the second half of the film feels like an eternity. The comedy completely gets smothered in the last half because now the movie wants to be taken seriously and we?re supposed to care about the characters getting back together, as if their reconciliation was ever in doubt. Thorp?s screenplay feels like a pastiche of 1000 different movies. There isn?t an original thought anywhere inside this movie. Even worse, there isn?t anything funny. This is the kind of movie that you say, ?Well, it had its moments,? except The Bounty Hunter doesn?t even have those ?moments.? The Bounty Hunter is a colossal miscalculation on the part of everyone involved. It is neither funny nor romantic in any sense, it?s weirdly cruel and very casual about it, and the entire movie exists in some contrived, sketchy realm of reality that only exists in the furthest reaches of the rom-com universe. I find it funny (much funnier than anything in this movie) that Butler and Aniston were rumored to be dating after filming this movie. They have no screen chemistry whatsoever, though they can argue in annoying tones effectively. As the film neared its merciful end, I thought about calling somebody to round up those responsible for such an egregious waste of time and money. It?s not just that The Bounty Hunter is a bad movie; it?s a woefully clumsy and excruciating movie even considering the depths of romantic comedies. And if anybody sat through The Ugly Truth, or Over Her Dead Body, or anything with Freddie Prinze Jr. in it, then you know exactly how alarming that statement is. Nate's Grade: D |
deano |
Super Reviewer
February 22, 2010
Average marital comedy collides with the action thriller - it's completely ridiculous, at the same time as just not being funny. The characters are one dimensional and under developed. For all their likability, both Gerald Butler and Jennifer Aniston seem to be on auto pilot. Butler is his own charming persona and Aniston is well though they exhibit some chemistry. But Christine Baranski is wasted in a role far beneath her talent. |
Roy G |
Super Reviewer
February 5, 2010
The Bounty Hunter fails to locate any laughs or charm over two punishing hours as its chemistry-free leads, Gerard Butler and Jennifer Aniston, mug their way through two of the worst performances they've ever given.
Alexis N |
Super Reviewer
July 8, 2010
This is an Alexis movie if ever there was one. Sexy, likable cast, funny, exciting, clever little romcom with dirty cops and a happy ending. I loved it.
ajaymuthecooldevils |
Super Reviewer
February 1, 2010
Well, even I'm not enjoying this movie very much, but I know that Bounty Hunter wasn't just a typical comedy... At least the script was pretty good, and of course teamed-up Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler wasn't a bad idea because I love their chemistry in this movie... Even there is some conversation that I don't get pretty well, but I was pleased with this movie... Thumbs up for Andy Tennant!
Spencer S |
Super Reviewer
February 21, 2010
This movie in no way justifies comedy, romance, or action. It is a weird, disappointing, and blithe tale of two people without chemistry or appeal, and the plot is more abysmal than can be explained.
stevenecarrier |
Super Reviewer
July 13, 2010
Now, "The Bounty Hunter" is an unabashed, big name, romantic (action) comedy but I honestly kinda liked it. Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler are what really propel the picture. They turn in charming, fun, light performances which in tern make the film, charming, fun and light. Sure, it's pure nonsense but sometimes its just fun to watch some pretty, big name stars just having fun.

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ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 / News
World Cup 2011
Eden Gardens loses India-England fixture
ESPNcricinfo staff
January 27, 2011
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In a major embarrassment to the BCCI, the ICC has ruled out Eden Gardens as the host of the game between India and England on February 27. The ICC's inspection team, which included some of the leading experts in the field of stadium and ground preparation, felt that Eden Gardens would not be ready in time. No alternate venue for the match has yet been named. The Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai and the three World Cup stadiums in Sri Lanka were all given the go-ahead by the ICC.
"Regrettably, Eden Gardens has not made sufficient progress to justify the level of confidence required to confirm that the venue would be ready in good time," Haroon Lorgat, the ICC chief executive, said. "This was no easy decision to take and while it is most unfortunate, it is absolutely necessary." The Cricket Association of Bengal is having an emergency meeting to discuss the development.
Kolkata was to host three other matches in the World Cup, but the status of those games is still unclear. "At this stage no decision has been taken on those matches," an ICC spokesperson said. The India-England clash was the only chance for fans in Kolkata to see the home side.
BCCI president Shashank Manohar said that there was no need for the BCCI to call any emergency meeting, but pointed out that he would consult his "office bearers" to finalise the venue for the match. It is learnt that Bangalore is tipped to be a favourite. "99 % it will be Bangalore," an ICC source said.
The news of switching the match from Kolkata comes just two days after the tournament director, Ratnakar Shetty, waved away worries over readiness of World Cup venues. Media personnel had been barred from a recent inspection of Eden Gardens.
The venue, one of the largest cricket stadiums in the world, has hosted some of the highest-profile matches of the previous two World Cups held in the subcontinent including the final in 1987 and the semi-final in 1996. No international matches have been held in Kolkata since the Test between India and South Africa in February as the stadium was being renovated.
"All venues had ample time in which to prepare for World Cup matches," Lorgat said. "We had been understanding and had provided extensions to the deadline dates but unfortunately we are now at a point where we must carefully manage our risks.
"The Central Organising Committee had provided venues with a deadline of 30 November 2010 to complete all construction work and then to be match-ready by 31 December 2010. An extension was granted by the ICC for five venues, which were again inspected over the past week. Sadly, Eden Gardens in Kolkata was unable to meet the final deadline date of 25 January 2011."
The ICC is still deciding on the new venue for the India-England match. "We will work with the new venue, the tour operators and the ticket distributors to manage the logistical challenges that will surely arise," Shetty said.
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Command Line Scanner? (Scan one file?)
I use Symantec Antivirus Corporate edition for my Windows server, And i am trying to scan single files on demand and save log files
The only file i can find that should be able to do the job for me is DoScan.exe but it doesn't seem to work.
I tried with eicar test file like this:
DoScan.exe c:\eicar.com /LOGFILE="C:\Logfile.log"
And the result is:
Started QuickScan 06/05/2009 16:33:55
Duration of Scan in Seconds = 23
Scan Ended. Status = 0
So tell me please, how can i scan a single file using command line? (and save report)
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Not sure if single files can be scanned with vpscan, but you could try.
- Jukka
First of all norton has the worst community forums ever, you will find meaningless post about the command line scanner all over the web.
I tell you what did I figure out with hard work:
1, navc < outdated
2, vpscan < only works with business edition products (you cant get any report out of it)
3, navwnt32 or whatever the main exe of norton av 2009+norton internet security 2009 (this will delete the infected files and you cant export the report)
4, DoScan.exe /cmdlinescan c:\eicar.com /LOGFILE="C:\Logfile.log" (cant scan single file, folder cant be specified)
So is it possible with *any* norton products to start an automated scan from a batch file to scan a single file and create a report log or not?
DoScan.exe is not supported for single file/ folder scans. You already assumed this since it didn't work. Also as a note for anyone else that is working with DoScan.exe you should know that because DoScan.exe makes a call to Rtvscan.exe and uses the current local virus definitions, Auto-Protect must be enabled. Just thought that might be helpful for someone else reading this. Also I don't know if I am getting exactly why you are doing this. Are you hoping to get a more complete log from scanning a particular file, or do you want just logs that relate to that particular file being scanned. I think if we know why it might give us a better idea on how to tell you to do this. I have never tried this so hopefully someone else will enlighten us. Thanks.
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I think we were clear on what we want to accomplish. We need a full report for 1 specific file we scan. For example with panda I can get a log output like:
Date : 11/05/2009
Time : 00:10:56
File checked : C:\eicar.com
Found virus :EICAR-AV-TEST-FILE
Panda CommandLineSecure 9.05.01 (c) Panda 2008
Time employed for scan .............: 00:00:01
Number of files scanned ............: 1
Number of files infected ...........: 1
Number of suspicious files .........: 0
Number of files disinfected ........: 0
Number of files renamed ............: 0
Number of files deleted ............: 0
Copyright Panda Security 2008
Thanks rweessen, you hit the nail on the head with what I am meaning. I understood what he is asking, but by asking why he wants to do this I hope to come up with a solution to the 'bigger" problem. ie the reason they need to run a scan of one file from the command line. Thanks for clarifying what I was meaning. Appreciate it.
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Not to be completely cynical, but the first thing that comes to mind is a simple way to test if my new package I just created in metasploit will pass vendor x's defs+engine. If I can get a simple command line scanner from each vendor, this becomes easy and automated.
I'm hoping there is another reason I'm just not thinking of right now.
If you have network scanning on this happens already and automatically. I still need to hear back from Robust to see if his/her needs are being met. This was Robust post to begin with, so I don't want to start posting and forget about Robust. So Dru if you want to talk about this more feel free to make another post or PM me, and I will be happy to help.
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Hi Grant,
I would like to do a scan a file from the command line and get the output as mentioned by dru33,
Time employed for scan .............: 00:00:01
Number of files scanned ............: 1
Number of files infected ...........: 1
Number of suspicious files .........: 0
Number of files disinfected ........: 0
Number of files renamed ............: 0
Number of files deleted ............: 0
is there any way we can do it with the doscan.exe or by any other way.
Sorry for the late reply. In general you can run a scan from the command line by using doscan.exe. However doscan.exe does not support specification of individual files or folders. The log files for this scan will get outputted to the default location for logs but you can change where they get outputted by editing the command, but I feel this is not what you guys are wanting. As far as I know Symantec does not have a scanner that will scan a single file from the command line. Hopefully someone else will correct me with this if I am wrong, but I have not seen it. Hope this helps
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Hi Grant,
Thanks for the Reply.
Yeah I would like to get the out put of the scanned file/folder(bunch of files in folder) report in a text format with doscan.exe or any other way that would serve the purpose.
Grant, if you are not able help me with this can you please escalate it to some one in Product Development who can help me to get the output as I mentioned in earlier post.
Hoping to see a positive reply.
If SAV or SEP is installed and autoprotect is on, this is happening already. The big difference would be you can't script it, its just automatic. You can however kick off notifications to be emailed or a script be run from the SEPM anytime that server finds an infected file in whichever upload directory you specify.
Does that accomplish what you need? It may not be the way you originally envisionsed, but the end result is likely the same.
Yes Giuseppe is right you can do this, but I think he wants it from the command line. I am not sure that is possible. To scan a single file normally you can just right click and select scan. You get a report for just this single file in the SEP manager (same for SAV). The report looks very similar to what dru posted above just in a gui window. My question again is it is not clear why you want to do this from the command line, instead of the normal way. So Rubust if you could give a little more info on what exactly you want from this then that would be good. Thanks
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I find Robust's question quite clear. The person merely wants to automate scanning a single file using a command line, and output the information from the scan to a log in a directory and file name of that person's choice WITHOUT having to perform the action manually by using the context menu (right click on the file, and select Scan). Are there any command line arguments for Rtvscan.exe that will allow a program to call the Rtvscan.exe executable with command line arguments?
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Hi everyone. First, I want to apologize - I am cross posting, I put a similar post up earlier today here. For the past 5 days I have been trying to find out what bluetooth headsets are compatible with Mountain Lion, no one seems to know. I need to get a mic for a language class coming up starting monday, and I *need* to get this answered. I went to the apple store, and they spent 20 minutes telling me how bluetooth is a standard and all bluetooth devices should work on macs. I then showed them the apple discussion site and the issues that show up when you search for bluetooth, and showed them that my BH200 wouldn't pair with a mac. They said they couldn't guarantee anything at that point.
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Is there an issue with your built-in microphone or do you need a bluetooth mic for another purpose? The reason I ask is because I used the built-in microphone on my iMac for an Arabic class that worked perfectly. It also had no problem recognizing and understanding exactly what I was saying when using online services. I also used the microphone at the same time that I used my headphones and there were no issues. Yes, I was tethered to the machine, but I would advise that if nothing else seems to work because of the cost factor.
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Well, is this for an interactive class where you have to have discussions, or simply record your voice and then upload what you said? I remember having to use the web-based interface for recording my voice. Another thin you could do is find voice recognition software that is mac-compatible and then see what they recommend. IN that case they would most likely have the right specs for microphones/headsets.
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The class is an interactive distance learning class, similar to skype.
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hmm, then perhaps your only option is to get a high-quality webcam with a built-in microphone over usb that has been shown to be compatible. It's probably not what you wanted to do, but with the fact that the headset option doesn't really seem to be a good one, then look at Logitech or find an Apple iSight somewhere.
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The thing that is driving me crazy is that this is not that hard to do with windows, and the second I bring it up at an Apple store their eyes glaze over. |
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Why not get a usb extension cable? I got one when I realized I didn't want my printer right next to my iMac when I first bought that and this made it so that my printer could be much farther away from me to the point where it felt like I had a WiF-enabled printer. And if this is only a temporary thing for class every once in a while, it might not be that big of a deal to put up with the inconvenience to save money, and not have to get other new equipment. Do you happen to know why the headsets and cameras keep losing connection? It might be something as simple as deleting or disabling the built-in microphone/speaker so that the machine isn't continuously trying to reestablish the connection with the included one. Otherwise, why not install Windows via bootcamp and run it that way? I know that's not ideal, but I don't know if that will solve the problem.
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I am a new mead maker, and before I get rolling. Just some background. I want to make this mead in the very near future (possibly my first batch)http://www.instructables.com/id/Butt...ch-Mead/#intro I realize this isnt a great reliable site (unless it is). I was wondering what yeasts to use. I plan on following the steps involved. Making a 5 gallon batch, primary fermenter will be a 6 gallon fermenting bucket. Followed by a 5gallon secondary carboy for long term aging. Here are my questions: Which yeast should I use and will inhibit a sweet taste? (the recipe calls for english ale yeast, I might use Wyeast Sweet mead: http://store.homebrewheaven.com/wyea...4184-p858.aspx) Any suggestions on which nutrients to use? (If using Wyeast, I was going to use their nutrient pack for it. http://store.homebrewheaven.com/wyea...5-oz-p832.aspx) What (by estimate obviously) will be the abv% of this recipe? Or has anyone tried something along these lines before? (how can I make it higher by still having a great tasting mead) As stated above, I am new to mead making, this seems like a great recipe to use and would taste pretty good. Any ideas and what do you guys think? Any help would be much appreciated Thanks a lot I am open to any suggestions for a different beginner mead or help with this one.
3 lbs of honey will give you a potential of about 14% ABV. There are quite a few different yeasts you could use, check out winemaking.jackkeller.net/strains.asp . I would use Montrachet, D47 or maybe 71B-1122, but you can try others if you want. Most folks here (including me) prefer to use a form of staggered nutrient addition. This just means that you don't add all the nutrient at once but spread it out over the first several days. I usually use nutrient and energizer and add a third of the recommended dosage every other day until it's all gone. Remember to gently degas the mead before adding nutrients or energizer. Just lightly agitate the bottle or stir it up slowly so the dissolved CO2 can escape. If you add energizer to a CO2 saturated must you'll get a foamy mess all over the counter top, floor and possibly the ceiling. I would caution against the last step in the recipe. Let it go for several weeks, rack (siphon) it off the sediment into a new vessel and let it sit for a couple months. I would rack it again and let it sit till it's at least 6 months old. Once you get this going you'll have plenty of time to peruse the forum, learn what you can and adjust it slightly as you go. Good luck and be patient, mead takes a long time to get really good.
thanks a lot. As in nutrients and energizers. The nutrient is what you mean? or should i be getting another thing(energizer) to add? Nutrient and yeast wise. If i buy a different yeast (as in montrachet) is there a better nutrient that I should be buying other than the one listed above or would that be fine. And Montrachet red will work and handle the 3lbs of honey? Thanks for the helpful tip on agitating the bucket before adding nutrients etc. How soon should I add nutrients to the mix? When would be a good time to test the gravity levels with a hydrometer? Or would it really matter if i didnt care what the abv is? Most people use a hydrometer but isnt it just used to calculate the abv of your batch? I plan on using a primary 6g fermenting bucket for a month or two. Then racking it into a secondary 5gallon carboy for the old aging. Most likely stopping it at 6 months, and might let some go even a year. Just dont know how soon I will want to taste some. Thanks a lot. And i plan on learning as much as i can get my hands on to make sure my first batch is a winner. Added: After my long aging, should i bottle the mead (and get a spigot for my 5g secondary)? or just keep it in the secondary for as long as possible? move to a third rack? Thanks again anyone
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You'll probably get the best results if you get both yeast nutrient and energizer. Yeast energizer is cheap and should be easy to find, I'm sure you could get a good mead without it but I've always used it. I would guess that it's sold right next to the yeast nutrient at your local homebrew store. I think that all yeast nutrient and energizers are about the same, you shouldn't need different nutrients for different yeasts. Though there are some yeasts that require more nutrients than others, the one that comes to mind is RC212. I've never used it but I understand that it produces a lot of hydrogen sulfide if it gets stressed by low levels of nutrients. Most yeasts including the 3 I quoted above should be fine if you add the recommended dosage on the bottle of nutrient/energizer. The hydrometer is still useful even if you don't care about your alcohol levels. If you take and record readings then you can get a good idea of the health of your yeast. It's good to be able to watch the Specific Gravity drop over time. If you get a slow or stuck fermentation you may not even realize it unless you're checking the SG regularly. I usually check the SG each time I add nutrients, that is, every other day for the first week. And then I'll check it at longer intervals after that, maybe once every few weeks or months Some folks leave mead in a carboy to bulk age for years. If you don't want to wait that long you can bottle it, but it's best to leave it in the carboy as long as you can. It will probably be drinkable at 6 months but It'll likely be hot, fermentation produces fusel alcohols which are spicy or solvent like but will dissipate as the mead ages.
Energiser a.k.a. combined nutrient often looks like a tan/beige powder, that will contain all sorts of stuff, like yeast hulls, DAP/di-ammonium phosphate, magnesium of some sort, thiamin/vitamin B1, etc Nutrient usually looks like white crystals (like sugar or salt) and will often be almost entirely pure di-ammonium phosphate (sometimes 1 or 2 other ingredients but they're, more often than not, anti-caking agents). If you only use 1, then the Energiser/Combined one is best as it provides a full range of all the yeast need - brands like FermaidK, Fermax, etc We often use both, because that way, we're giving the yeast all the nourishment it needs plus a boost of the nitrogen part in DAP. I use the 2 parts Energiser to 1 part Nutrient mix (remember, that the two terms nutrient and energiser can be interchangable, depending on what's actually being discussed - or how stuff is marketed in your region/locality).
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Everybody else covered the OP's questions, all I can add for tips is read The Compleat Meadmaker by Ken Schramm.http://www.amazon.com/Compleat-Meadm.../dp/0937381802 It really is a good source of meadmaking info; I have a copy on my shelf. Regards, GF.
And finally, having just checked out the OP "instructables" link, that's a very poor recipe, method and technique IMO. If its the butterscotch flavour he after, he'd be better placed making butterscotch vodka. With 2 bags of the werthers originals and a couple of bottles of cheap vodka. All mixed into the DJ/carboy and shaken daily for a week or two. Once its all dissolved it can be bottled. Apparently the sugars can sometimes drop out if its kept any length of time but you just shake the bottle to re-incorporate it and serve......
really im looking for a nice mead to make and get started. I found this just gazing over the internet and figured i could give it a try. Might look into making some JAOM in a 1 gallon batch. But dont know whether or not to follow the whole bread yeast and whole rinds from the orange. or follow the MAOM where Malkore only zests the orange and uses a different yeast. Once my beer is done in my Mr Beer kit, then I am gonna make some apfelwein in the keg thing from the kit. Any suggestions/links to use to make a few 1 gallon batches of mead that are pretty easy. Just trying to get a few good batches going. Thanks


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Still feel like I'm battling the entire day trying to entertain LO. She still can't sit up on her own, so other than naps and being carried around (which at 16 pounds, is getting harder and harder on me!), all she really does is her play mat (no longer than 15 mins at a time), watch the mobile from her PnP (no longer than 10 mins) or occasionally sit in her vibrating chair and gnaw on her hands or learning dog (10-15 mins). Am I missing something?
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My 4 month old does the same thing. I feel so bored for her and I cant wait until she can sit up and crawl.
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Mine is the same way I have to constantly be changing his positions. If he's sittin down after 10-20 min he'll cry I'll have to lay him down on his back then he'll cry, switch him to his tummy (sometimes it works sometimes I can't even do that) hell cry, hold him he'll cry, feed/change him he'll fall asleep or it starts all over lol
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He chews in his toungue n sucks in his hands too. I have a toy that u can freeze n he'll chew on that for awhile too he loves it.
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Mine spends the day being switched between the exersaucer, vibrating chair with toys hanging over it that he chews on, and the playmat. He is a pretty content kid most of the time, but the exersaucer is mom's best friend! :) He is sitting up with support in it, and is entertained with all the toys around it.
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How are you propping him in the exersaucer? We have one, but I thought she might still be too little!
Ours likes her play mat. We do tummy time (she hates it), sing songs, sit and "talk," play with toys that rattle or are shiny or have different textures. She will be rolling over and intentionally reaching for stuff any day now!
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My LO likes Watching cartoons with bright colors and loves being in my arms but she gets bored I guess but I keep trying new things sometimes I take to the mirror in the bathroom that entertains her Alil bit :)
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Mapping Your Kid's Genome
Should children be submitted to genetic testing to determine athletic talent?
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Scientists mapped the human genome to help the human race.
Genetic testing for the ACTN3 gene, starting with infants, is now being marketed to parents by a Colorado company, with this tease: "Finding any great Olympic champion normally takes years to determine. What if we knew a part of the answer when we were born?"
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Identification of future sports-great while still in diapers: priceless.
A 2003 study of elite adult athletes who carry the ACTN3 gene found that variants of it are linked to a natural predisposition to excel in speed and power sports like sprinting and football, as well as endurance sports like distance running.
Sign my kid up, said the mother of a 2-year-old who takes soccer lessons. "I could see how some people might think the test would pigeonhole your child into doing fewer sports or being exposed to fewer things," she said, "but I think it's good to match them with the right activity."
Critics of the testing say matching 2-year-olds with one sport--and at the expense of broader experiences--carries no guarantee that a kid will grow up to bend it like Beckham. "The idea that it will be one or two genes that are contributing to the Michael Phelpses or the Usain Bolts of the world I think is shortsighted because it's much more complex than that," said a genomics expert, who noted that athletic performance is affected by at least 200 genes.
Test results--known as a "Genetic Athletic Talent Report"--come with a certificate called "Your Genetic Advantage." But it's a disadvantage that has many talking. "What I fear it would become is one more way for parents to insure that their children never learn to fail," wrote one mother, who paraphrased a psychologist: 'If you never fail, you never learn that you can pick yourself back up again.'
Tell us what you think: Is helping a child excel at sports a parental responsibility or a parental obsession? Should genetic testing of children be used to establish sports dominance?


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Dysart & Azaceta talk "B.P.R.D. 1946"
Thu, March 13th, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
With issue #3 on sale now, writer Joshua Dysart and artist Paul Azaceta stop by CBR News to talk about "B.P.R.D. 1946," which depicts an early mission of the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense.
Santiago Authors Baseball Legend Roberto Clemente Biography in "21"
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In an era when baseball was arguably more than just a game, Puerto Rican-born Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Roberto Clemente occupied his own place in the American consciousness. We spoke with author Wilfred Santiago about "21."
Cast + Crew talk "Spectacular Spider-Man"
Mon, March 3rd, 2008 | Category: TV/Film
The "Spectacular Spider-Man" cartoon debuted at WonderCon, and CBR chatted one-on-one with several of the voice actors and producers to get their take on the latest Spidey animated series.
Mignola on Hellboy's Extended Universe
Mon, March 3rd, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
With "Hellboy II" in theatres this summer, creator Mike Mignola is busy expanding the world of his supernatural detective and co. on the comics page. CBR spoke with Mignola about "BPRD: 1946" and "Abe Sapien: The Drowning."
Marvel's Everything but "Secret Invasion" Call
Wed, February 27th, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
At Marvel's press call today they discussed a lot - except for "Secret Invasion" - and we've got word from Brevoort, Alonso, Paniccia, Rosemann, Lowe and a massive gallery of new artwork.
In & Out of the Dark Ages: Moore & Reppion on "Darkness vs. Eva"
Tue, February 26th, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
Light and darkness (or "The Darkness") meet this April in the four-issue "Darkness vs. Eva" miniseries from Dynamite Enterment. CBR News spoke with writing team Leah Moore & John Reppion about the book.
Director Jon Favreau talks "Iron Man"
Tue, February 26th, 2008 | Category: TV/Film
Following the "Iron Man" movie panel at WonderCon, director Jon Favreau met with the press to discuss the film in greater detail. CBR News was on hand to get the scoop on what fans can expect to see on screen.
WonderCon: DC Universe Panel
Sat, February 23rd, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
A surprise appearance by Joe Michael Straczynski marked the biggest surprise of Saturday's DC Universe panel. But there's plenty more to discover as we approach "Final Crisis," and Didio, Busiek, Bagley, and co. were on hand to share.
WonderCon: DC Nation Panel
Fri, February 22nd, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
James Robinson on "Green Lantern/Green Arrow?" It's sounding likely. WonderCon's DC Nation panel held this and more readily discussed news as DC Executive Editor Dan DiDio led a lively discussion.
WonderCon: "Astro City" Panel with Busiek & Anderson
Fri, February 22nd, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
Kurt Busiek and Brent Anderson hosted a lively panel at WonderCon Friday, covering the past and future of "Astro City."
TWISTORY: mink Talks Fantasy Western "13 Chambers"
Thu, February 21st, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
CBR News speaks with "Dust" writer and film director mink about his new fantasy western "13 Chambers," the notion of "twistory," and an upcoming project with the legendary Yoshitaka Amano.
Priest Returns to Comics (Sort Of!) with "Gunplay" Dime Novels
Thu, February 21st, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
It's his first comics work since "Captain America and the Falcon," but is it a return? Christopher Priest talks with CBR News about his prose stories in Platinum's "Gunplay," what he's been doing with his time, and what's coming next.
Avatar Head talks Warren Ellis' "FreakAngels" Web Comic
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Avatar Press will launch on Friday its first original web comic, Warren Ellis's "FreakAngels," completely free to readers. CBR spoke with publisher William Christensen about the venture, and why the Avatar model is unlike what we've seen before.
Who is "Anna Mercury?" Warren Ellis Gives Hints
Thu, February 14th, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
Who is "Anna Mercury?" Warren Ellis isn't telling, but CBR News was able to eke out a few new details of the Avatar series as well glimpse into the writer's private conversations… with his computer.
Disguised as Clark Kent: Jews, Comics & the Creation of the Superhero
Fri, February 8th, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
CBR News spoke with comics expert Danny Fingeroth about his new book, "Disguised As Clark Kent: Jews, Comics, and the Creation of the Superhero," which takes a look at the cultural origins of our favorite heroes.
Elegantly "Wasted" - Alan Grant talks New Humor Anthology
Wed, February 6th, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
Famed Judge Dredd and Batman writer Alan Grant presents a new anthology featuring the comedic talents of Frank Quitely, John Wagner, Simon Bisley and more. Grant spoke to CBR News about "Wasted" and the perils of publishing controversial material.
SUPER PHREAK: Ed Piskor talks "Wizzywig"
Fri, February 1st, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
"American Splendor" collaborator Ed Piskor's new graphic novel explores the early days of hacking. CBR News spoke with Piskor about "Wizziwig" and the challenges of alternative distribution.
The Shape of Things: Hutchinson talks "Halloween: Nightdance"
Thu, January 31st, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
Just in time for Valentine's Day, "Halloween: Nightdance" debuts in February from Devil's Due. We spoke with writer Stefan Hutchinson about the Tim Seely-illustrated miniseries and what makes Michael Myers a horror icon.
Superheroes on Stage in NYC
Mon, January 28th, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
The new superhero stage drama "Save the World" opened at New York's American Theatre of Actors last week, and CBR News was there to find out whether the popular maxim about the cheerleader holds up.
"X-Force" with Chris Yost, John Barber and Axel Alonso
Thu, January 24th, 2008 | Category: Comic Books
Marvel's latest podcast covered the upcoming "X-Force" debuting February 6, with series co-writer Chris Yost and editors John Barber and Axel Alonso telling CBR News why Cyclops is the X-Men's new "alpha male."


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Simon is a writer, broadcaster and countercultural investigator. Over the last 18 years he has written for everyone from The Guardian to Loaded magazine, presented television for Rapture TV and hosted radio programs for the likes of Galaxy. He has also found time to earn a Masters Degree in Novel Writing and write three books (a collection of journalism, a guidebook to Ibiza and one on financial planning for young people – the most varied publishing career it's possible to have) and establish and run a PR company, Pad Communications, looking after a range of leisure and lifestyle clients.
He currently splits his time between researching his PhD at Leeds University, looking into various countercultural movements; teaching at Leeds, Chester and Manchester Metropolitan universities on subjects ranging from PR to the guitar and writing for the likes Clash, Shortlist, Marie Claire in Australia, The Big Issue and the Manchester Evening News, where he has reviewed concerts and theatre, as well as stint as their Pub & Bar Editor. He is also a broadcaster, appearing regularly on Tony Livesey's late night BBC 5Live show for the BBC, and also for BBC Radio Manchester Gourmet Night food and drink show and BBC Breakfast News. He is also currently writing a feature film, already optioned by a director.
Simon's main focus has been music and travel. His career has included editing Ministry of Sound's magazine in Ibiza for two summers and also writing two long-running columns for DJ magazine – "Around The World in 80 Clubs" (which took him everywhere from Beijing to Brazil, Moscow to Marrakech) and "Dispatches From The Wrong Side". A collection of the latter was published in the UK and US as the book Discombobulated, including tales as varied as gatecrashing Kylie Minogue's birthday party, getting deported from Russia, having a gun held to his head by celebrity gangster Dave Courtney and going raving in Ibiza with Judith Chalmers.
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While this places the emphasis on the priority of divine revelation, it doesn't mean that we should opt out of the apologetic task of presenting a reasonable faith to a sceptical and unbelieving world.
The emphasis on the experience of the salvation of God is important. It reminds us that there is a difference between the living God and an idea of God.
The living God calls for our attention. He speaks to us about our sin. This is something that we can't get away from. He speaks to us about His salvation. This is our greatest need. The idea of God, reached as the result of an intellectual argument, is something about which many people are inclined to say, "That's for the academics."
The living God and the God of natural theology (or the God, reached through the traditional proofs of His existence) - What are we to say about this contrast? I don't think that it needs to be an absolutte contrast. It is a matter of emphasis. In a theology which emphasizes the reality and priority of divine revelation, there is a place for apologetics.
Handled sensitively within the context of the principle, "I believe that I may understand", philosophical arguments cam perform a positive function in Christian theology. They would not, however, be viewed as 'proofs.' Rather, they might function as an aid to Christian reflection concerning the meaning of faith in God. When, however, such arguments for God's existence are removed from the context of faith in the God of revelation, we are left with a pale reflection of the God of Christian faith.
Berkouwer insists that the question, "Does God exist?" implies the further question, "Who is God?" He emphasizes that this second question is "a most existential and relevant question ... not a theoretical question about God's existence as a 'thing'" ("A Half Century of Theology", p. 77).
The question of God is a deep question, which is raised by the question of the meaning and purpose of our whole experience of life. When we ask the question of God's existence in the context of the whole of our life, we are led beyond an academic debate, which remains, for many people, at the periphery of life.
By emphasizing the priority of divine revelation, I am not encouraging blind faith. I am, however, suggesting that Christian faith is not built on a foundation of natural theology. Christian faith is a humble and grateful response to the living God, whose revelation brings meaning and purpose to our life.
This is not to devalue the work of apologetics. It is, however, a call for each of us to remember that the God in whom we put our trust is always greater than all of the words we use when we speak of Him.
In his approach to God and His revelation, Berkouwer makes three important points.
(a) The way of authoritarianism is excluded.
We must always remember that our knowledge of God is not complete knowledge. In God's revelation, there is always a hidden element which remains beyond our understanding. While we are called to speak with conviction, we dare not suggest that we have all the answers.
(b) The way of rationalism is excluded.
Our thoughts cannot be compared with God's thoughts. His thoughts are always higher than our thoughts. This is why we must speak of the mystery of revelation. There is always something about God that defies our ability to describe Him.
(c) The way of mysticism is excluded.
God's revelation is not comprehensive. There are many questions that remain unanswered. We do, however, confess our faith in the clarity of His revelation. For our life's journey, His Word is a bright shining light (Psalm 119:105).
I think that this way, proposed by Berkouwer, is a way that combines both positive commitment and openness. It points to a way of overcoming three serious impasses.
(i) the authoritarian impasse between those who accept and those who reject
There can be meaningful conversation without any compromise of our strongly-held convictions;
(ii) the rationalistic impasse between "mindless fideism and faithless rationalism" (from a review of Berkouwer's "A Half Century of Theology");
(iii) the mystical impasse between those who have the experience and those who do not
While Berkouwer's theology is experiential, he is not dismissive of those who haven't had the experience. He does encourage people to experience the salvation of God, but he does not write them off with the rather glib remark, "You'll understand once you've had the experience."


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Re: Moron Motorists #321 drink drivers caught during Easter - largest number of drink-drivers caught on ACT roads in three years
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/act-new ... z2zbNKljCw These people are morons of the first degree. It's Easter and cops have a massive publicity campaign telling everybody that they will be out in force. So these people decide that getting drunk and going for a drive is a good idea. Sixth time lucky for one woman (wonder how many times she has DUI and not been caught...). I don't understand why someone who does a burnout can have their car impounded and crushed yet a multiple DUI offender is allowed to keep theirs.
Re: Moron Motorists #3Multiple high-level drink-driving or other offences will see your car impounded and destroyed under the Victorian hoon-laws.
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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Here is "What they want" .compulsory registration for all bike riders over 16 ( unless on a closed road circuit) . CTP insurance for all bike riders over 16. . 16 is a manageable age to be responsible for your own rego. . Rego would be a once off fee. To acquire the plate and admin costs. . Each state has there own rego department that is equipped to administer this. Bike riders legally obliged to stay as far left as practicable. . No lane filtering for bikes unless turning right. The stay wider law is a good idea but it must also apply to push bikes. Bike riders legally obliged to indicate their intentions on roundabouts. Bike riders not able to filter to the front of intersections. ( we have a problem now where cars have just spent the last 5 ks trying to safely overtake a group of riders only to be caught behind again at an intersection) . We must have the existing bike paths maintained to a high enough standard for their use. . Riders legally obliged to use bike paths if they are there. . All riders to wear high vis clothing at night. . This can all be paid for with fines that are already in place. And increased detection arising from number plate recognition. I've been banned too If you ask too many questions that make the bogan heads hurt, and keep coming back to the same ignored question, you get banned, you post info like 4 out of every 5 crashes is caused by the driver - you're gone. So much stupid n = Specialized Tarmac SL4 (racing!), Prolite Cuneo GP (riding!)
n + 1 = Pro-Lite Trentino GP (track - woohoo)
Re: Moron Motorists #3I think the page admin is very confused. He does not se to realise that a lot of things he wants are already road rules, but his calls for registration seems to be about registering the rider, not the bike, but then asks for plates on bikes (which can have any rider).
I got banned for commenting on a photo that he reposted (without credit) from another source, but he then stayed it showed a cyclist attempting to run down a pedestrian. The photo was actually from an article about the Kent St Cycleway in Sydney, and pictured a pedestrian standing in the middle of the path texting on her phone, while the cyclists had a green light. I suggested that pedestrians should be registered so they can identified when they flout the road rules like this. Apparently that was too much for the admin and my comment was deleted and I got banned. He does seem to be fond of reposting photos without crediting the source. '11 Lynskey Cooper CX, '00 Hillbrick Steel Racing (Total Rebuild '10), '09 Electra Townie Original 21D
Re: Moron Motorists #3The thing they don't seem to grasp is that rego simply will never come into affect because it would cost more to administrate than revenue collected. Saying fines would cover it isn't true because that goes to a separate account. And then comes the whole issue of displaying an identification number. If its a plate where do you mount it? Saddle bags, aero seat posts, bike types has a fundamental effect. If its a side mounted identification number that brings up the same problems. You could mount them on the quick release but that brings up a bigger safety issue of having it sucked into the spokes when it flexes and that's after decoding if you can mount it on your particular frame. Getting fines from running red lights then goes flying out the window as the cameras don't capture the side on image of a vehicle negating the who point of registration for cyclists. Hi vis clothing is another issue which can not be enforced. And then there are the proposals which are already law. I don't think they have thought it through.
I guess they'll say that's not for us to decide how it will be implemented as we just want registration. Maybe they should increase car rego to cover the shortfall? We all know how that would go down
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I haven't been banned yet, shall I suggest it?
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You don't say ??! Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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Go for it! Hahaha. I'll start the prep work on celebrating you joining the banned club. FYI. We're a bunch of tight asses so you gotta bring your own booze. Damn this hobby called cycling
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I reckon you'll need a bigger table! n = Specialized Tarmac SL4 (racing!), Prolite Cuneo GP (riding!)
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Re: Moron Motorists #3And a few more balloons!
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And we know exactly where to go for a limitless supply of hot air to inflate them . When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
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^ winner
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I just burst out laughing uncontrollably in an empty house for 45 seconds, and have that satisfied I just LMAO feeling still. They realise that politicians have to stand behind these proposals, and that they risk career advancement if they bring stupidity like this to the table? CTP is about dumbest thing imaginable to bring to the table. Cyclists don't create a significant burden. Insurance for 3rd party liability sits at 80 bucks, if you are racing. There are enough crashes on the closed road course to accept that it's necessary. But the kicker is expecting 16 year olds to hold CTP compulsorily, which will only cover injuries. This would cost less than the paperwork to mail it out. Cyclists don't maim other road users. Forcing cyclists to get 3rd party property liability opens a HUGE can of worms for car owners, because many cars aren't insured. Aren't we forced at 12 to ride on the road? And heads up, I have tboned a car leaving their driveway (long long time ago). Why no insurance for 8 year olds scratching BMWs riding to school? This stuff just beggars belief. I rant with the best of them, but you don't base a policy on it.
Re: Moron Motorists #3I don't do FB so will post my comments in red below.
Re: Moron Motorists #3Off duty Qld sergeant allegedly DUI
http://www.news.com.au/national/breakin ... um=twitter
Nothing to consider, only one course of action to be taken IMO. He needs to be sacked or resign.
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While I agree with you Ross, if it is acceptable for a SA Supreme Court Judge to keep her job, I suspect the plod will keep his with a slap on the wrist . . . . . . .
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If it's ok to falsify statements, I'd think a bit of DUI is no problem for a Queensland policeman.
Re: Moron Motorists #3.061 is low range and sacking someone is a very serious step, particularly a sergeant who has obviously dedicated his career to the police.
Re: Moron Motorists #3Apparently the West Australian's (print edition?) front page is an MM special. Here's the on-line article.
https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/wa/a/ ... e-madness/
Re: Moron Motorists #3Won't the morons just love the resulting mail
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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Irony is they will probably read it on their phone
Re: Moron Motorists #3So Buddy Franklin wiped out 3 parked cars last night.
He wasn't under the influence. How else does this happen? Texting?
Re: Moron Motorists #3Too many knees to the back of the head.
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Dream Gelato (Fashion Island Shopping)
Categories: Restaurants > Dessert
Address: Dream Gelato (Fashion Island Shopping), 587, 589, Rarm Intra Rd., Khan Na Yao, Kannayao, Bangkok 10230 Thailand See map
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Gelato is an Italian ice cream. It has many branches here in Thailand. One of the branches is Dream Gelato (Fashion Island Shopping). It is located in the Kannayao district of Bangkok on Rarm Intra Road. The shop serves ice cream in 30 different flavours. It can be classic, yoghurt, with nuts flavour, dream flavour such as tiramisu or cookies and cream, cocktail flavour (white or red wine, whisky, beer), sorbet flavour (apple, coconut), seasonal flavour (durian and mango) and the new flavours (punch and cappuccino). They also offer sundaes, fresh smoothies and crepes.
- Open days
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Service hours
10:00 to 22:00 17:00 to 23:00
Input price range
100 - 150 Baht/Day or 3 - 5 USD/Day
- More info
Remark: Cost of meal per person
- Address
Dream Gelato (Fashion Island Shopping), 587, 589, Rarm Intra Rd., Khan Na Yao, Kannayao, Bangkok 10230 Thailand
- Phone number
+66 (0) 2957 6313/4
- Email
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