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What is history? An echo of the past in the future; a reflex from the future on the past.
– Victor Hugo
History is not a burden on the memory but an illumination of the soul.
– Lord Acton
History will be kind to me for I intend to write it.
– Winston Churchill
Remember, remember always, that all of us, and you and I especially, are descended from immigrants and revolutionists.
– Franklin D. Roosevelt
The man who has no sense of history, is like a man who has no ears or eyes.
– Adolf Hitler
History is written by the winners.
– Napoleon Bonaparte
There's an old saying about those who forget history. I don't remember it, but it's good.
– Stephen Colbert
Half of writing history is hiding the truth.
– Joss Whedon
The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history.
– George Orwell
History is the science of what never happens twice.
– Paul Valéry
History is only a confused heap of facts.
– Lord Chesterfield
The history of empires is the history of human misery.
– Edward Gibbon
For feeling, not events, is to me the essence of history.
– Christopher Pike
Patterns repeat themselves in history.
– Rick Riordan
The lack of a sense of history is the damnation of the modern world.
– Robert Penn Warren
You can't be a full participant in our democracy if you don't know our history.
– David McCullough
The imagination is the goal of history. I see culture as an effort to literally realize our collective dreams.
– Terence McKenna
What really happened doesn't matter. What matters is how we agree to remember it.
– Leila Sales
History is no more fixed and dead than the future. The past is no further away than the last breath you took.
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Anybody can make history; only a great man can write it.
– Oscar Wilde
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NancyHairLight BrownColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairTrickySize is perfect. For so long I have tried to find one this size.(i inch) the only problem, and it can be an issue is that the spokes or whatever you call them can be painful. there is a row of long black spokes which is perfect.The do not conduct heat. Inbetween there is another row, colored red, which are short (they conduct heat) and the space between the black ones where the red ones are is enough to burn your head. I have had problems with my bangs.....burnt my forehead. I have to be really careful when doing my hair. I have to be sure to keep the iron away from my head. that being said, it does a nice job but you really have to pay attention. thiis is the 1 inch iron. the
1 1/4 iron does not give the same problem, but it's too big for my hair. also the cord is very, very long. Must be for hairdressers. So I have bound it up so it's not tangled.posted May 10, 2011Link to this post -
Dorothy B.Cambridge, MAHairMedium BrownDry HairColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairFantastic New LookI didn't realize the roller brush would be so large - I ordered 1" but it is so much better than anything I have ever used. It gave me beautiful soft curls and my hair hasn't looked so good in years. I am 70 years old and have gone back to school. Have had short hair for many years but let it grow long so I fit in better with younger classmates and this has made it so much prettier.posted Apr 5, 2011Link to this post
ElaineTexasHairGreyNormal HairIf You Can't Stand The Heat.....why would you buy a HOT curling brush?? I've read several reviews that criticize this appliance for being too hot, but the reason I bought it is because it IS hot. It heats up quickly and reliably stays hot. I bought one and immediately bought a back-up; my original works fine after a year and when I realized this model was becoming impossible to find, I purchased 3 more when I found them on folica.com. so I could replace my unreliable travel curling brush as well as the one at my weekend home. I would recommend this product, but you do have to use common sense and not let the hot bristles rest against your scalp or fingers... duh.posted Mar 24, 2011Link to this post
Jane T.HairLight BrownNormal HairDon't Buy ThisThis product is very dangerous, burns skin easily. I would give it a minus rating if possible. Concept good-- forget the red hot teeth.posted Mar 2, 2011Link to this post
Roxanne E.HairColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairChemically Treated HairMy LifesaverI did get the results that I expected, I had previously bought this iron a couple or
a few years ago at a Sally's Beauty Club store. I was so pleased with it and I would take it to work and on vacation with me. I tried to get another one at the same store but
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and although I have one of those, I particularly like the Conair Infiniti curling iron the
one inch version, I use it in the morning, it's better and faster for me than the flat iron,
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CathyHairMedium BrownNormal HairHot, Awesome Brush !!When I read earlier reviews of this product, I was a little skeptical...come on, how can a curling brush be "too hot"? Well, I have to admit, they were right...this one is REALLY hot, and it is sooo easy to burn your fingers, or forehead, or whatever part of your skin comes in contact with it---but it DOES curl my hair well, and for that I am glad.
I think (I know) the problem is the super-heated metal bristles that are located every other slot on the barrel. They may look harmless, short and red, but for sure they hurt like bonkers if you touch them....and I am so desperate for this curling brush, that I am beginning to find it "normal" getting through little "owwies" just to curl my hair----it really DOES curl well...and fast.
I only wish could replace the metal bristles with the regular plastic ones and save myself the finger-burns when I touch the hot bristles by accident.....seriously, I'm no wimp, it gets darned HOT!!!
But....until I am able to reach Conair by phone, and see if it's possible to replace the bristles, I will continue to use it, burns or not, 'cause it really does do a great job curling....and after all, what are a few burns when your hair looks AWESOME!?posted Oct 25, 2010Link to this post -
Donna H.Pikeville, KYDon't Buy This One.The reviews, so far, are correct. It was a good concept but not designed well at all. The bristles are too short, and you're constantly burning yourself as well as accidentally turning the iron either up or off while using it. i wish I had purchased another Helen of Troy iron instead.posted Sep 3, 2010Link to this post
ChristinaHairMedium BrownColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairReally Bad Design - Danger Of BurnsToo bad I had to assign even one star. I also returned this curling iron to the store. I received several burns before I gave up trying to use this. The concept of the heated bristles is good, but the engineering design of the product is sadly lacking. The black bristles are not heated, but as the other reviewer stated, they are too far apart to be able to protect your fingers from hitting the red bristles and those get very hot - enough to burn skin. Take a good look at the picture - you only see two rows of the black bristles - that means that there are only two other rows of black bristles - for a total of four - imagine just how much space that leaves for your fingers (and even the palm of your hand) to fall between them. And I also burned my scalp since the black bristles are so far apart that the red ones easily made contact with my scalp.posted Jul 7, 2010Link to this post
TammyNew JerseyRed Teeth Burn Your HeadThe red teeth on this iron are heated and even though shorter than the black teeth are still long enough to touch your head and burn it. The power and heat setting buttons are push buttons and are easily pressed while holding the handle. I am constantly turning the iron off while trying to curl my hair. I am very disappointed with this iron.posted Mar 14, 2010Link to this post
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Former Judge Dredd artist Brett Ewins hospitalized after alleged knife attack on police officer! Lamenting "Shonen Jump's" move online! Takao Saito mulls ending of long-running "Golgo 13"! Plus much more!
"Zaucer of Zilk" writer Al Ewing spoke with CBR about working with comics legend Brendan McCarthy on the project, how he hopes "Zilk" will impact "2000AD," his response to being called the "next John Wagner" and more.
Rebellion CEO Jason Kingsley spoke with CBR News exclusively, revealing Hollywood negotiations for two 2000 AD properties in addition to the upcoming Karl Urban-starring "Judge Dredd" film.
Guest-writer Eric Nolen-Weathington looks at the career thus far of Frazer Irving, dissecting the distinctive artist's style and process, form his days working on "Judge Death" to his recent gig on "Xombi."
2000 AD editors Matt Smith and Keith Richardson discuss the UK comics scene, the appeal of Judge Dredd and the upcoming movie's fidelity to its source material.
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In advance of the film relaunch of their signature character, 2000AD release the very first still of Karl Urban as Judge Dredd from the R-rated "Dredd" which just began filming in South Africa.
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Courtesy of 2000AD / Rebellion, CBR presents an exclusive first look at "Judge Dredd: Mega-City Masters 02," featuring the first-ever Judge Dredd cover art by comics legend John Romita, Jr.
"Thor" villain talks about the final battle and blood on the set. A new "Tamara Drewe" trailer. Karl Urban talks tone of "Dredd." Also, "Psychopomp" to be a film/comic, a sliver of new "Tron" and more.
Karl Urban confirms he will be The Law! Jaime Alexander talks Lady Sif. Warren Ellis writing new tale for "Gravel" film. Also, "Cowboys & Aliens" set pic, Frank Miller's commercial and more.
Rose Byrne and Jason Flemyng reporting to "First Class"? Another early look at a member of the "Green Lantern" Corps. Karl Urban will enforce The Law! Also, an early "Red" review and more.
CBR News spoke with famed cover artist and "Losers" co-creator Jock about "Driver: The Pursuit of Nothingness," a Wildstorm one-shot tying in with the upcoming Ubisoft game, and for an update on the "Judge Dredd" film.
Editor Keith Richardson sat down with CBR in San Diego and revealed plans for a US version of "2000AD," never before seen in the US Alan Moore material, and the holy grail of Grant Morrison comics.
At CCI, Pat Mills, creator of "2000AD," superstar artist Jock and editor Keith Richardson discussed "2000AD," breaking in to the American market and what it is that sets US and UK comic fans apart.
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Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, disabling disease of the central nervous system. The disease causes inflammation, destruction, and scarring of the nerve sheath (called myelin) that covers nerve fibers in the brain and spinal cord. There can also be damage to the underlying nerve itself (called the axon). As a result, electrical signals are slowed or blocked.
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According to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, about 400,000 people in the US have multiple sclerosis.
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Multiple sclerosis. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php. Updated July 13, 2011. Accessed August 8, 2011.
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- "Our elder chief, Taha Aki, was the only spirit warrior left to save the tribe after his son was killed."
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Yaha Uta was the eldest of Chief Taha Aki's children with the Third Wife, and the younger half-brother of Taha Wi. He is mentioned by Billy Black at the bonfire during which Bella Swan hears the Quileute legends.
After the disappearance of several Makah girls from their homes, Taha Wi and five other wolves, including Yaha Uta, went in search of their kidnapper, and happened across a strange, sickly sweet stench that burned their noses. Their search led them so far north that Taha Wi sent the younger wolves, Yaha Uta and another of his brothers, back to the Quileute village to report to Taha Aki. Taha Wi and his two other brothers never returned.
Two years later, two more Makah maidens went missing, so Yaha Uta and his pack followed the sickly sweet stench that filled the Makah village until they happened across the Cold Man, standing over the body of one of the girls who had been drained of her blood, and drinking the blood of the second. They underestimated the creature's strength and speed, and one of the wolves was killed. The Cold One was crushing the second wolf when Yaha Uta, the youngest member of the pack, managed to rip its head off and tear the creature to shreds. Then he took the pieces of its body back to the harbor, where they were laid out for the tribe to inspect. The Cold One tried to reassemble itself though, so the pieces of its body were burnt and scattered, a bag of his ashes worn around Taha Aki's neck so that the chief would be warned if it ever tried to reassemble itself again.
Then, the Cold One's mate, the Cold Woman, came to the village, seeking revenge for her husband's death. Yaha Uta, the only remaining shape-shifter, attempted to kill her and almost succeeded, but he was alone and had no one to distract her, so died in the effort. Enraged, Taha Aki phased into an ancient, white-muzzled wolf and fought the Cold Woman, but the Third Wife could see that he was failing. She took a knife from one of her younger sons and plunged it into her heart to distract the vampiress. Taha Aki was able to finish her, with the help of several of his younger sons, who were so distraught by the sight of their mother dying that they phased though they were still only boys.
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Tribes | Makah tribe • Quileute tribe |
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Submarine Captains of the Sub Committee
AUGUST 12th and 13th, 2006.
We are pleased to announce the upcoming West Coast Submarine Regatta. The Regatta will be Hosted by the S/C Chapter "Inside-Passage" at Tualatin, Oregon August 12 & 13 Tualatin is 10 miles below Portland.
• The pond covers 3 ½ acres, clean, clear, fresh water that is 9' deep, cement edge and a walkway all around.
• Lunch Saturday.
• Registeration fee with lunch or without.
• Hotel and restaurants at pond edge (you can run your boat from your room or from the dinner table at pond edge)
• We set up at lake edge in a 20x20 tent, and some tables (bring em if you got em) Charging power at each tree.
• Unload area at north end of pond 20ft from tent, parking near by.
• This same week-end the Portland model boat club will also be on the pond, there is plenty of room for everyone.
• As with any event there is much planning to make it run smooth, we would like to know if you will be attending if so please Email to firstname.lastname@example.com or any questions call Erv Crosby 425-259-4490 or in Canada Duane Hillier 604-888-2221 firstname.lastname@example.com
• Century hotel and restaurant at lake edge The Century Hotel is at pond edge, mention Submarine Regatta for discount rate. www.thecenturyhotel.com 1-800-240-9494 Other hotels in area Comfort Inn 503-612-9952 RV Park of Portland, close by on other side of freeway make (reservations early) $29.32 FHU 1-800-856-2066 www.rvparkof portland.com
• Map to Tualatin Commons below Picture of 3-1/2 acre pond below When you get the S/C report check page 56 Jeffery's comments (hold the nationals with us) we sure need to get our info in the S/C report.
• Awards will be given out for navigating the steering course, and modelers choice in "best in show".
• Lots to do for spouses and children.
• Great shopping (no State sales tax in Or!)
• The Regatta coincides with Tualatin's Annual Crawdad Festival!!
• More information is available from Irv or Duane.
We hope to see you at the Regatta. Almost guaranteed to have good weather, definetly guaranteed that a good time will be had by all.


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A better nickname for German-born, New York-based designer Ingo Maurer would be a "poet of light," as his whimsical creations surprise and evoke emotion. As a part of his I Ricchi Poveri lamp series, Maurer's Toto table light prompts us to recall our childhood and sense of wonder. The specially manufactured halogen bulb appears to float like a balloon, and has a cap with Mickey Mouse-like ears that rests on top.
Something about the Bonded 100 proof bottling of this Kentucky bourbon speaks to its origins and continued success. It's not expensive, it's not fancy. It's just good old fun—with a higher amount of rye in the mashbill for lighter, spicier profile. The "Old Grand-Dad" mentioned happens to be distiller Basil Hayden (whose own namesake line also continues to wow). While he didn't develop this, his grandson did—and did so with fervor.
Made from clear polyurethane, this double-breasted caban raincoat from Paris-based Wanda Nylon is a good way to stay cheerful when the moody skies are offering nothing but seemingly never-ending spring showers. The multi-colored details are made from 100% cotton and the coat boasts patched flap pockets—to make sure your goods stay dry—and a removable hood. Pair with some bright rubber boots to actually look forward to heading out in the rain.
Back in 1961, photographer Ted Russell started capturing a relatively unknown Bob Dylan when the young artist had just moved to NYC. Russell shot the 20-year-old songwriter, recently signed to Columbia Records at the time, hanging out in his Greenwich Village apartment, practicing his guitar and performing in tiny venues. This new hardcover of never-before-published photos gives a charming peep into Dylan's life before he belonged to the world.
Danish audio company Vifa's latest portable offering comes in a petite, square-ish package but surprises with its power and sound quality. The Helsinki speaker, launched in time for this year's summer picnics and outdoor parties, comes with a beautiful leather strap for easy carrying; its grill is unusually covered in a custom made Kvadrat textile available in four soft colorways. Perfect for those who love music and design.
These bold black pearl earrings by New York-based designer Sharon Chandally make a refined, powerful statement. Trained in Yemenite silversmithing by her great uncles, Chandally creates pieces influenced by ancient cultures but feel contemporary in the way they channel movement and sculpture. Respecting the fact that these pieces are worn so close to the body, Chandally uses only conflict-free stones as well as recycled or Fairmined metals.
For press photographer Weegee (born Usher Fellig), New York City was his muse; he spent his lifetime documenting urban life without prejudice, from spectators at gruesome crime scenes to elevator operator strikes to the crowds at Coney Island. In the book "The Weegee Guide to New York," 265 black and white images (many which have never been published) reveal the chaotic streets of New York from the 1930s to '60s. The book is thoughtfully organized by areas, from the Lower East Side and the Village to Brooklyn and Rockaway, and includes fold-out maps that indicate where Weegee shot each photo.
For those who have been wearing the same T-shirt to bed for the past few years, upgrade your sleep style with these handmade pajamas from young Istanbul collective Poplin Homewear. With a focus on lightweight, pure fabrics—like sheer voile—many of the brand's pieces are refined enough to double as airy summer outfits. But the rest of the collection isn't afraid to get adventurous; such as jumpsuits and nightshirts for men, plus striped bodysuits and polka-dot kimono gowns for women.
As a fun way to encourage their son to wash his hands before meals, Swedish couple Niklas Lagström and Marina Nilsson started "hiding" his toys in transparent soap bars. Handmade in Sweden, using vegetable based glycerin, Happy Soap is free of SLS and SLES irritants (and is unscented, too) to be as gentle as possible for kids. The couple now scouts locally for loved toys (from dinosaurs and cars to ponies and jewelry) that are no longer wanted—to bring joy to another child. €1 from each soap purchase is donated to the international non-profit Save the Children, and Happy Soap has already been able to raise €1,000.
Toronto-based Roots brings the night sky a lot closer with their new five-panel cap. The 100% cotton chambray hat—which is available in grey or blue—is one-size-fits-all and is peppered with constellations. It's yet another excellent reminder of the astronomical bodies that exist far, far away.
Tired of cheap nylon NATO watch bands proliferating the market, Suigeneric recreates the style using durable and stiff waxed cotton; the naturally water-repellent fabric used in vessel sails and classic Barbour jackets—at a similarly affordable price point. Freshen up your much-loved watch-face for spring with this hand-sewn, hand-waxed green strap. Or, for the more adventurous, go for their watercolor or leopard print options.
This isn't your typical hammock. UK-based Tensile's 80 square foot Trillium model comfortably fits three adults and bears a maximum weight of 880 pounds. Utilizing seatbelt material and a high-strength ratchet system, the Trillium sets up in minutes for an elevated outdoor outpost. Pick-up multiple Trilliums and stack them for an outdoor bunk-bed set-up. Just don't call dibs on top bunk if rain is on the way.


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Winter, Awake! by Linda Kroll
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Filia Oil Pastels in 36 Colors
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Forest Gnome Family Kit
Fountain Pen, Ink and Eraser Pen Set
Great Set of 8 Play Silks
Gyroscopes Twin Pack
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Hexahedron Puzzle in a Box
Hiking Hat - UPF 50+
Hot Water Bottle and Soft Cover
Ladybug Apron Gardening Set
Large Flower Hair Tie
Laser Cut Castle Model Kit - SECOND
Learning Tower
Lyra Ferby Triangle Pencil Set
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Medium Blank Books - Green, Yellow, Purple, Orange
Mini Animal Cookie Cutter Set in a Gift Box
Mini Cookie Cutter Set in Tin
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Number Cookie Cutter Set in a Gift Box
Over the Rainbow Gnomes
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Polka Dot Felt Bag
Puffy Rose Petal Skirt
Quick-to-Knit Scarf Kit for Beginners
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a fuckin awesome little piece of skin and nerve endings which, apparently when licked , will make a chick love you for ever (or at least say that)
clit, cliturus, clitiris, clitorus, etc...
โดย Big Bear Stalker
28 สิงหาคม 2003
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A small, pink bud at the front of the opening of the vulva and the main source of the female's sexual pleasure. Female version of the penis.
AKA. The Good Spot.
Warning: can be too sensitive for direct stimulation.
AKA. The Good Spot.
Warning: can be too sensitive for direct stimulation.
Women are not given sexual pleasure through deep penetration with a large penis; all it gives them is a pain in the cervix. Le clitoris is the star of the show.
โดย Sam
15 มกราคม 2005
A dot-shaped nub located in the vulva above the vagina and labia minora, but below the labia majora and covered by a small hood of skin for protection against over-stimulation. The clitoris is extremely sensitive and is the primary means for a woman to achieve sexual pleasure (although vaginal orgasms are also possible for some women). When the human female is sexually aroused the clitoris fills with blood and the many condensed nerve endings become even more sensitive, whereby enough stimulation of the clitoris can result in a female orgasm, which releases the pressure by means of .08 second apart contractions throughout the vulva.
If you want a women to experience orgasm you may which to stimulate her clitoris manually, with a vibrator or with your tongue.
โดย entry_grrl
16 กรกฎาคม 2005
Source of unbelievable pleasure in a woman. Looks like a tiny pink Smartie.
Mmmm... very lickable...
โดย Alianne
07 กันยายน 2003
A girl's button, or hot spot.
When you touch a girl's button she says ooooh!
โดย Punkette
26 ธันวาคม 2002
one main sexual organ in the female vaginal area; the organ that causes the orgasm
โดย anonomous
16 เมษายน 2003


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Thursday, May 15, 2014
By Jeff Hartsell
West Ashley baseball players knelt in the outfield grass, waiting calmly for coach Mitch Miggenburg to deliver his postgame words of wisdom.
But as Miggenburg approached, the Wildcats turned with impeccable timing and mobbed their coach, celebrating the latest step in a history-making baseball season.
Behind the pitching of junior Anthony Vincelli, the visiting Wildcats edged Wando, 4-2, on Wednesday night to advance to the finals of the Class AAAA Lower State tournament for the first time.
West Ashley (23-6), which also won on Wandos field for the first time, will travel to top-ranked Sumter on Friday to play for the Lower State title. The Wildcats will have to beat Sumter twice to earn a berth in the state finals. But with pitchers Jordan Merritt, a Citadel commitment, and Jonathan Sabo, last years All-Lowcountry player of the year, ready to go, West Ashley at least has a chance.
Im so excited and happy for West Ashley, said Miggenburg, a former College of Charleston player. Our kids have competed all season, and I was so proud of their effort tonight.
Vincelli gave up a run in the first and escaped a bases-loaded jam in the second, but then settled down and limited Wando (18-11) to one run the rest of the way. A visit to the mound from Miggenburg helped the fiery right-hander maintain his poise.
At the beginning, I wasnt feeling it, said Vincelli, who struck out five and walked three. But coach came out to the mound to settle me down. He said, Dont be scared, Anthony. You are the man for the job.
Said Miggenburg, Hes an emotional kid and he was a little amped up. But once he got going, he settled in and threw strikes and competed all night.
Wando errors helped West Ashley score all four of its runs.
Every mistake we made cost us a run, said Wando coach Dirk Thomas, whose team was eliminated from the playoffs. We made mistakes, but to their credit they took advantage of every little thing we did wrong.
West Ashley scored twice in the third inning with the help of a Wando error, with Tyrie Blalock slapping a run-scoring double.
An error and singles by J.C. Rodriguez and Caleb Goude loaded the bases for West Ashley with one out in the fourth, and Wando pitcher Harrison Smith walked Vincelli to force in a run for a 3-1 Wildcats lead. Warriors left fielder Andrew Lee prevented further damage with a diving catch of a Blalock liner.
The Warriors cut the lead to 3-2 in the fourth on a walk, a wild pitch and RBI single from Owen Ravenel. But West Ashley got the run back in the sixth on a walk, a wild pitch, an error and a bloop single from Merritt.
In the Wando seventh, lead-off batter Ravenel hit a rocket down the first-base line that seemed ticketed for at least a double and probably a triple. But West Ashley first baseman Taylor Oden dove to his left and snared the hot shot after it bounced over the bag, and the Warriors went quietly after that.
This win means a lot, said Oden. Wando beat us at the beginning of the playoffs, and now our series with them is even at 2-2 this season. And now, we go to Lower State.
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Penny Farthings!I'm thinking about getting my hands on a penny farthing but google isn't helping much. Does anyone know where to get them?
I'm assuming that buying one would be jolly expensive, so i'm contemplating making one using a 36 inch unicycle as the front wheel (which would also make it a bit lower and presumably a little less daunting than a 48 or 52"). When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Penny Farthings!"If you don't have a plan, you become part of somebody else's plan."
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Re: Penny Farthings!want to take some holidays in November?
is there a Penny Farthing Club in Qld? There is one in SA (I am on their hardcopy newsletter mailing list), they so far managed to avoid a web presence
Re: Penny Farthings!When you do find one you can come visit Tassie for a spot of racing http://www.evandalevillagefair.com/inde ... ation.html
LG = Low Gear
Re: Penny Farthings!Northpoint (Bracken Ridge) Tafe runs a penny building course. I doubt you would get in this year though. I'd planned to do the course myself this year, until I realised there is no room to store a penny in my apartment.
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Re: Penny Farthings!That second one on ebay . They really want $29,000 for a wreck they know nothing about?
I've heard about the evandale races, and seen a few youtube clips, it looks like a lot of fun! I'm very tempted to do that course, the cost looks very reasonable to me, and if those ones on ebay are anything to go by i could make it back a couple of times over by selling just one. Hmmm, Lachlan Davis, Penny Farthingsmith, i like the sound of that . When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Penny Farthings!originals cost more than the replicas
Re: Penny Farthings!Thanks for that link scot, there's some really cool stuff on that site. Shipping on something that size from the US would probably be pretty exxy, makes the tafe course look like even better value.
When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Penny Farthings!
Yes, Rideable Replicas machines do look to be quite reasonably priced. Some more information - how I first found out about the penny building course - from an article in Australian Cyclist magazine. I registered for the 2011 courses but could not get in. Then just before xmas I saw the mass penny ride (about 15 pennies) down at Nudgee Beach and got talking to the riders - all were graduates from the previous courses. So I shortlisted for this years course, but eventually declined a place, much to my regret. To build my own is something I'd really love to do, but sadly I just don't have room for it. I think there is also a Facebook group called "Penny Farthing Brisbane Chapter". Might be worth looking up. Cycle touring blog and tour journals: whispering wheels...
Re: Penny Farthings!Dan and Catherine Talbot are keen riders from down Mandurah way in WA who ride contemporary unicycles. Perhaps you can get some info from them.
I have no contact but Dan's FB page is at http://www.facebook.com/daniel.talbot.944 36" is going to be a whole lot less of a practical beast than a 52" or 54" in terms of speed, although it will have pneumatic tyres which is a plus. AFAIK penny farthings only run with pram-chord. Unchain yourself-Ride a unicycle
Re: Penny Farthings!...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
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Re: Penny Farthings!My eyes, my eyes! .
Precisely my thinking, and the short gearing wouldn't be an issue at least at first as i'm looking at having it just for very gentle rides and basically posing. The other benefit i can see from a 36" is being a lot closer to the ground, my balance is not great. When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Penny Farthings!For your info the penny course is actually run by non other than Brett Richardson of Berretto bikes fame. Apparently Brett is a pretty avid rider and goes down to Tassie to race them.
Re: Penny Farthings!Hi LD
you could try asking via Dulwich Hill BC in Sydney (DHBC). Alan Sumner is the man who builds and races Vetran class 70+yo I was just talking about him today with an older gent. He said when Alan was racing he grew wings, that is, his elbows stuck out as wide as possible Fight till the end n never give up. Cadel Evans 2012
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Yea i found that out from the article ronk linked, i was quite surprised by that. And funnily enough i actually found an old Beretto just last week . When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Penny Farthings!I love my Berretto. Beautiful bike to ride. Mind you any bike built from Columbus SLX should be nice to ride.
Re: Penny Farthings!lol i just moved from tassie, i remember driving from hobart to launceston once and seeing non-stop penny farthings the whole way.. at least a couple thousand
didnt read the thread just wanted to chime in with that p.s. my girlfriend wants one too
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Higher may actually be easier in terms of balance but I'll do some asking. Paradoxically a tall unicycle (giraffe) is less of an issue for balance than for a regular one. Which is one of the benefits of a giraffe for performers. The reasons are quite well understood, requiring only a high school level of physics. Though easier balance may be compromised by other issues that could still make it more difficult. Anyway, I'll ask around and post again. Unchain yourself-Ride a unicycle
Re: Penny Farthings!I'll be interested to know, i understand a larger wheel being more stable but my balance is only adequate even on a 'safety', things like unicycles (although i've only ever tried on a small one, maybe 20" wheel) or pogo sticks i have never been able to ride. So even if the larger wheels are more stable i'm concerned about the extra drop to the ground.
Something else that's got me curious, is why do some of the high wheelers have the little wheel tucked right in and others have it spaced out a bit? My first thought is that it would be more stable with a longer wheelbase? When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Penny Farthings![youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtcFaMmuuJQ&feature=player_detailpage[/youtube]
perhaps with the sound DOWN
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hehe well naturally the short ones are racers. The long ones are tourers. I met Joff Summerfield on his world tour at Southbank in Brisbane and again later at Salamanca Place in Hobart. He'd just been to Evandale for the penny farthing world champs... From my brief chat with the Brisbane penny riders, I discovered that braking without going over the bars is the bugbear of pennies, especially on downhill sections. Cycle touring blog and tour journals: whispering wheels...
Re: Penny Farthings!
Exactly what I was thinking when I saw the disc brake on the front of that purple penny. Tony
Re: Penny Farthings!
There are things to make a PF safer but my understanding is that they will always still be considerably more dangerous than a regular bike. And as indicated going over the bars is the normal and significant one. When you come off a unicycle you are simply left to fall down to the ground. On PF the handlebars will be in the way and so you are launched up and over the bars. The PF is likely also to follow up by crashing onto you. As I undertand it, this is what makes a PF so dangerous. To address this handlebars evolved with the curly moustache shape so there was a better chance that you at least would not have the PF still attached but you still have to go UP before you can go forward and down to the ground. Another evolution was the Wharton bars which sit behind you. You are still gonna easily be launched forward but more akin to a UPD on a unicycle. (The ridiculously designed Yike Bike has these sorts of bars if you are interested in seeing it in use. Seach on You Tube.) The problem I see however with the Wharton bars is how do you mount the thing? I have never ridden a PF, so my advice is not born of practical experience. I do see the occasional rider on the path and in the Xmas pageant and ask questions of the riders and read up a little, that' all. There is a reason why the safety bike was so developed so soon after the introduction of PFs and why PFs fell from favour so quickly. btw while I will attack going on the straight or going up a rise or hill on q unicycle, I do not do so going down hill. Much like a PF rider. Last edited by ColinOldnCranky on Wed Aug 15, 2012 10:15 am, edited 1 time in total.
Unchain yourself-Ride a unicycle
Re: Penny Farthings!
Joff Summerfield demonstrates correct descending technique, with legs over the bars ready to plant. Also commonly used for dismounting. Cycle touring blog and tour journals: whispering wheels...
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Downhill doesn't seem to bother Kris Holm too much Colin... Cycle touring blog and tour journals: whispering wheels...
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