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Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideRe: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideI should be in. But am wondering if you'll all be fast and I'll get left behind...
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideI don't think we will leave anyone behind, my Korean friend hasn't done to much riding in Australia and wants to come along. We can always meet up at the coffee shops along the way
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideI guess I could woddle my way over there. I'm fine with anytime time. I might...maybe going a bit slower as I've hardly been on a bike this month because of the rain and my other/wet weather roadie is missing a chain and cassette
Servo to Glorious is about 1400-1500m of climbing so its not that much in the grand scheme of things. Plenty of flats and down hills to grab a quick rest/breather. For those that might want to save the legs for the Mt Glorious climb, just want a little extra breather from climbing or want to get ahead of anyone faster there is a detour just north of Mt Nebo where you can continue along the ridge line instead of dropping down towards the goat track and then climbing up again. The really tough parts are the initial climb where the Mt Nebo Tourist Drive starts (just because its climbing ) and the final 2 climbs up Mt Glorious (there is a downhill run/little flat between the two to get a breather). Mt Glorious to Samford is about 2/3 just downhill and 1/3 of that you are coasting/minimal spinning with the remaining 1/3 being flat. Samford Village to Ferny Grove can be a bit hairy at times depending on the traffic/minimal space at the bottom of the hill into Ferny Grove so another option would be to turn off Samford Road and hit the quieter local roads to the top of the hill on Samford road into Ferny Grove or come off Samford road and hit the quieter back roads via Camp Mountain. Only downside for going via Camp Mountain is that its about twice as long and has some hills with good scenery. Possible break/rest/catch up points could be the Mt Nebo shops etc, the Mt Glorious restaurant - the one with the massive crock on the roof and maybe Samford Village?
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideI'd prefer that last option even though its longer/hillier.
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideNice mapping work! I'm keen for the camp mt option too - assuming it's not the same as the Camp Mt lookout off the Nebo rd ( http://app.strava.com/segments/779666 ). Did that last time on the way down from Glorious, was a little bit tough..
Good regroup point suggestions too.
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me too @lukeyboy Wow sounds like you have ridden that thing a few times!!!
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideMore than a few times It's been a while since I've gone via Camp Mountain and Upper Kedron though (usually head towards Dayboro way via Eatons Crossing/Winn Road as I live on the northside). The route I took last time was Canvey Road > Cemetery Road > Upper Kedron Road > Samford Road. They were in the early stages of building a shared pathway to connect Levitt Roads but I'm not sure if it went all the way or if it just hooked into the housing estate behind so taking Canvey/Cemetry Roads might be the better option.
Just had another thought. Since we'd mostly be bunched up because of the last rest stop/downhill run from Glorious what about getting off Samford Road early on and onto the back streets via Wights Mountain (false name as its just a crest on the road ) and just powering on towards Camp Mountain bypassing Samford/Samford Village? An estimated course profile - http://connect.garmin.com/course/3839637 It would eliminate the worry of getting buzzed by a few drivers and without the worry of picking up punctures from riding in the crap on the shoulder.
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite ride
Anyone feel like attacking it on the way to Mt Nebo? I won't stop this time to take photos hahaha. It would wind its way up that same mountain/ridge but nothing nowhere near that crazy as it will be lower/onto the smaller ridge line to the north. It would cover a similar elevation in climbing but instead of it being done over 600-700m it would be gradual and spread over 3-4km.
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideNice photo - but I don't think any photo can convey the steepness of that bit of road! I remember swearing rather loudly as I rode around that corner and saw the road go from steep to very steep. I don't overly desire to ride up there again, but probably would if someone else was...
Wights sounds good, less time on PEI/Samford roads, the better.
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideHaha no question about that! I had 21% appear on my garmin a couple times. All I could think was "My ass this is a 13% climb!". At first it looks piss easy coming off Mt Nebo Road/after the first corner and then you get to the first blind corner where you just see this massive incline and then around the next blind corner its just even steeper than the first one and then it just keeps on going and going.
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideSounding good fellas...
Plan = 6.30am Sunday meet at the Servo on Cnr of Settlement and Waterworks Rd. Route = Loop of some kind...with all kinds of options listed above, I guess we can make a final decision on the day (we could even try the dreaded Mayfield Rd between Glorious and Samford- sometimes called "Mt O'Reilly Rd" because that is what the sign post says where you turn off Mt Glorious Rd.....it is an intimidating 23%...I'll be on a standard crank and 11-25 cluster so I won't be getting up it in my present state of fitness, but it is always fun to pay it a visit !!! ) In terms of "pace" and re-grouping; it sounds like we are a mixed group with some of us returning to riding after time off (that is my excuse and I am sticking to it), others not too confident of their hill climbing and others are probably rockets. There are plenty of places for us to re-group if we get split up. Its going to be good to meet a few other BNA members.
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideMaybe might have to do it on a 11-28... while still on the big 53 ring haha
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideO'Reilly's is a f... well, its sucks, that's for sure.
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite ride
Looks pretty darn steep to me! When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite ride
Hardest 800m I've ever done...it feels like 34% all the way...and not much of it feels like 16%...psychologically it is a killer with a corner at what you think is the top...but around the corner it keeps going up. It is looking like a cool 8 degree start for Sunday
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideArm and leg warmers..... check!
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite ride
Last year on that descent I thought I was going well at 104km/hr until I was passed by a mate coming out of my slipstream at 110km/hr Gas propulsion.......it's natural don't fight it.
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideGotta say, that hill looks terrible, even in the photo.
Hopefully this doesn't make things any busier: https://trailwalker.oxfam.org.au/brisbane/trail There could be more riders than normal heading up too, due to road closures on the riverloop: http://www.bq.org.au/news/ride-somewher ... is-sunday/
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If it's 8 degrees here...then think of me in Stanthorpe this weekend!
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideI'd already bowed out, but was also reminded by SWMBO that I've got kid duties Sunday morning anyway.... Have fun and stay safe guys.
Hopefully I'll get to the next one. Litespeed Tuscany Ti, Trek Superfly AL 29er, Trek 8000 rigid MTB
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideYep hopefully we sort a repeat ride soon, I am keen.
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite ride
Footy shorts, pluggers, singlet?
Re: Nebo Glorious - My favourite rideSo I am bringing my bike up from Sydney in July, to Brisbane. This ride looks pretty overrated compared to what we have down here, but I will let you know what I think after I have done it a couple of times.
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Rationalist Tzedakah
There are a number of different communal charity organizations in Ramat Bet Shemesh. Some organizations give hand-outs to the many local desperate kollel families which, while alleviating their current hardship, does nothing to change their long-term situation. This is presumably based on the mystical idea that such kollel study is valuable; perhaps even more so than financial self-sufficiency.
But one of them, Lemaan Achai, is the most extraordinary charity organization that I've seen, and has a different approach. Their motto is "smart chessed." When taking on a family, they first have a case worker assess every aspect of the family's situation. Then their goal is to practice charity according to Rambam's principles, whereby the highest level of charity is to rehabilitate the family such that they are independent.
"Smart chessed" also has ramifications for collecting donations. They focus less on shtick and more on what people really need. Collecting money to provide people with a Purim seudah made a lot of sense in an era where the basic requirement was food. But today, when the amount of money collected may well exceed the cost of providing Purim seudos, but there are utility bills and other problems to be solved, it makes more sense to spread donations more broadly. Lemaan Achai offers a "Smart Matanos L'Evyanim" program, whereby some of the donation is used to buy provisions for a Purim Seudah, and the rest is used for more important needs.
Lemaan Achai equally services all sectors of the local population - charedi, dati-leumi, secular, Ashkenazi, Sefardi, Israeli, Russian, French, Anglo. Its rabbinic board is also diverse, including dati-leumi as well as moderate charedi rabbanim.
Put together all the above factors, and you have the recipe for an organization which does incredible work - but you also have the recipe for an organization that, in Ramat Bet Shemesh, faces active opposition.
It's no secret that Ramat Bet Shemesh, for all its amazing qualities that make it a much sought-after place to live, suffers from a lot of divisiveness and zealotry from certain sectors of the population. This has spilled over to local charities. Despite the fact that Lemaan Achai helps many local charedi families, they are prohibited from making appeals in many local charedi shuls - often the same shuls which have families that they help! In some cases, Lemaan Achai fundraisers have been forcibly and physically prevented from entering local shuls. And when they put up banners and posters to fundraise, these are often ripped down. At a broader level, the struggle between Lemaan Achai and other organizations has become symbolic of the larger struggle to define the character of Ramat Bet Shemesh - as a town housing a diverse population, or as a charedi hegemony.
If you're looking for a good, smart cause for your charity shekels/dollars, please consider Lemaan Achai. You can find out more, and donate, via their website at www.SmartChesed.org.
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I just clicked on your link, and was surprised to see a picture of someone I know well, who made aliyah seven or eight years ago. I see he's now the financial counselor. He's a first class mensch. Your description was already compelling, seeing this individual part of it makes it doubly so.
ReplyDelete- David. L.February 21, 2013 at 7:41 PM
Do you have a post anywhere on your archives explaining why the Rambam took tzadaka from his brother (before he died at sea) and was not financially independent?
ReplyDelete - David. L.February 21, 2013 at 8:25 PM
Thanks. Do you have a source for this? if i am not mistaken in the kook version of Rambams Letters it seems the diamonds and all the wealth that got drowned on that fateful journey actually belonged to his brother, and Rambam bemoans how his "brothers" wealth was lost. i dont remember reading the Rambam writing "our wealth"
ReplyDelete - Steve RBSFebruary 21, 2013 at 9:27 PM
I have been a resident of RBS for quite a while.
There us definitely a campaign among certain factions to marginalize Lema'an Achai.
Otherwise intelligent people arrive here and rather than making educated decisions they are instructed how and what to think including where to give Tzedaka.
Couple this with rampant peer pressure in the Charedi world and this makes Lema'an Achai's job even more difficult. - LI ReaderFebruary 21, 2013 at 10:36 PM
Normally I'm a very big fan of yours. But I find it incredible that you write the following:
"Collecting money to provide people with a Purim seudah made a lot of sense in an era where the basic requirement was food. But today, when paying utility bills and solving other problems is more fundamental to peoples' needs..."
You think the problems are over of people having enough to eat in Israel? You haven't read about the numbers and the percentages of people who simply don't have enough to eat every day, let alone on Purim? And how many of those are children?!
Please rethink this and rewrite it. - Just Sayin'February 21, 2013 at 11:02 PM
Do you know which tzedakah is missing from Rambam's eight categories?
Giving to yeshivos!
When charedi yeshivos that don't serve in the army come collecting, just tell them that you're willing to do something much more valuable for them than material hishtadlus. Tell them that you'll learn in their zechus! - SolomonFebruary 25, 2013 at 3:18 AM
Wonderful post. Great time of year for it. Do you know if any women are involved in the decision making or, despite serving a diverse populations, is the organization still constrained to the ideas of menfolk?
ReplyDelete - Lema'an AchaiFebruary 25, 2013 at 8:52 AM
Lema'an Achai has been very proud to have women serving on the board as well as in top decision making positions from day one!
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ReWorking Graffiti
This image was taken over twelve months ago. I did it as a 3 image HDR in Photomatix. It was in my early attempts of HDR and it is way to saturated. The bins blend in too much with the background. So as I have been going though old HDR's I thought, I might try doing this one, and another one again.
I think this is better, but still not great. I tried to darken the background a bit, and lighten the bins. I don't think it worked. I do think the colours in this are much nicer and not so bright. I know a lot of you are going to like the first image more, but think about how over saturated they are. The colours are not natural, if you can say that about graffiti.
I thought this one was also too saturated.
So with this one, the colours are not as saturated. It is a darker image, but not in the mirror, and it is the mirror where you are meant to look. I like what is happening in the mirror. The mirror shows us that the graffiti just keeps going on and on.
I have called this a rework, but technically it isn't, it is the first time you have seen it, and I only did it this morning. Just shows a different view from the same mirror. I did it because I thought this one was the same as the original. Anyway, extra image.
I hope this post makes sense. I have just got back from the city where I spent all day taking photos and teaching a new client how to use her camera and how to take photos. It was exhausting, but so rewarding. I had the best time. I completely filled my memory card, and had to delete photos, so I could take more. I hope she also had a great time. I know she is feeling confused now, but with time she will start to understand what we were talking about.
Please excuse me today, I need a cup of tea and to put my feet up.
Now, that's what I call "I mean it" – determination, patience, hard work, imagination…
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Great work and with all the colors ,different perspectives and combining the two into something cohesive i am suprised you aren't now cross eyed!!have a great weekend, great shots :)
May 17, 2013-
I am feeling a bit that way, very tired now. Thank you and you too.
May 17, 2013
Thanks for showing this. There's some amazing grafitti art out there worth recording (and some pointless and rubbish!)
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The mirror is amazing. I definitely like the muted ones more and couldn't see the bins in the first image at all. Hope you get some rest.
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That is wonderful to hear Nia, a good nights sleep is definitely on the cards.
May 17, 2013
interesting idea for a picture. what you refer to as over saturation seems to work for me this morning. peace.
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I was wandering…what about using a fish eye or a wide angle in order to stand out the bins even more? Would this work? Just an amateur question.
Nice shots by the way.
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Maybe, though it was taken with a wide angle, I don't have a fish eye. I think it is about lighting, and working on there more. I am not sure, I am sure there is a way, but I did the rework very early this morning, so maybe. Thanks for the ideas.
May 17, 2013
Cool images…I think you're right on all counts about the first and its rework – too saturated in the beginning, but it loses something in the second image. It's definatly worth playing around with some more, though!
Sounds like you had a fun (if exhausting!) day…hope the rest of the weekend goes as well! :DMay 17, 2013-
Yes, I think the problem with the rework was that I did it very early this morning, before I went out, and I rushed it too much. I might try it again another time. See what else I can do.
I did have fun. I got so many photos, which is great and I think she did too. Thanks Marie, I hope you do too.May 17, 2013 -
Yep, I agree with gardenfresh but the image you did today is perfect. Just enough light and focus on the mirror to make it pop. Cheers.
May 18, 2013
This is fantastic. I agree, I like the second picture of the first set a lot more, far more depth. Although I must admit I like the first picture of the second set better, I am immediately drawn to the mirror despite the intensity of the colour. Nevertheless, all beautiful shots. Thanks for sharing.
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Looks like you had great fun Leanne and I am sure your client did too. Lovely shots and I like the HDR effects. I love the intensity of the colours brought out in your photo's. Thanks for sharing hon. :) *hugs*
May 17, 2013-
Yeah, I think we both got a lot out of it. I love HDR. You're very welcome. Thank you. :)
May 17, 2013
If I ever move to Melbourne I'm going to buy a shop specialising in spray paints. I'd make a fortune.
May 17, 2013-
Haha, you know you have to be over 18 to buy it here, I think. I heard a tour guide telling some people today that Melbourne is famous for the graffiti.
May 17, 2013
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Hey there! I was just wondering if I could use one of your photos in my blog because they're really cool :)
May 18, 2013-
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Because I was thinking about doing a post about Street Art and I thought it would be perfect for it. Is there any problem?
May 18, 2013 -
No real problem, but can you please make sure you credit me. That is all I ask.
May 18, 2013
Hi Leanne! I am a totally amateur photographer.. bad at editing.. I saw you recenlty liked one of my latest blog post! It is encouraging.. I posted a few graffiti clicks in a collage there.. This post of yours makes so much sense to me now.. and I can totally relate to what mistakes I may have made in capturing those! Thanks for being a great teacher!!
May 18, 2013-
I'm flattered, thank you. Graffiti is great to photograph, though you do have to work out pictures within it so it doesn't just become a jumble. I hope you do more. Good Luck.
May 18, 2013
I agree, the reworks are better. When I first saw the first picture, I thought "Wow." (Which translates as, "That's really really bright and very saturated," by the way.) And that may work for somethings, but I like the slightly more muted colours of the rework.
And I didn't even notice the bins until you said something about them… But, like I said, it just isn't for the same purpose. I am sure there are some people who would actually buy the first one to put on their wall, and perhaps even some art galleries that would like to have it. You never know! :)
May 18, 2013-
Thanks Joseph. I have had people like that first one, I don't understand it, it is so in your face. I think the reworks are better, though, the one with bins, probably needed to be shot differently.
May 18, 2013-
Yeah, probably. It might be better from an angle rather than from straight on, so that you can see one side also. Just a thought. Keep up the good work!
May 18, 2013 -
Yeah, problem is the image was taken so long ago, I don't even know if the bins are even still there. I should have done, lots of different ones, from lots of different angles. I rushed it.
May 18, 2013
The smaller photos are nice. The first one is bright and sort of screams at you. Hope you got rested up, and if I were there I would certainly want instruction on cameras.
May 18, 2013-
It does scream at you. Thanks John, yes, good nights sleep, so am feeling better already, just need a coffee now. It was a great way to teach, though it may be have too much all at once, I will have to ask her if she would have preferred it in two parts.
May 18, 2013
Oh my gosh Leanne! The ones with the mirror are brilliant!
May 18, 2013-
Do you mind me calling you that, I call everyone that who is special to me.
May 18, 2013
All adjustments were well done. Its amazing, because some time ago i did the same with one of my works "Christmas Stairs"…i didn's had the guts to show the previous version… stay safe :)
May 18, 2013-
Haha, it is hard to show the original, but it is also good to do it, not necessarily for everyone to see, but for you to see and compare. I like using my blog like a visual diary, so I know I can come back to an image and get an idea of what I did. Thank you.
May 18, 2013
I love the rework on the first image most, but they are all really nice!
May 18, 2013-
That is great, it is always a worry that everyone likes the original more, which happens a bit. Thank you.
May 18, 2013
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all very nice Leanne, love the first one especially… c(_) <– tea for you :)
May 18, 2013 -
Great shots with the mirrors! They have an almost cartoon quality to them.
May 18, 2013-
That is an interesting thing to say, I hadn't considered that, thank you.
May 18, 2013
I love to see how you work with your photos and experimentation – It's great to see the 'before' and 'after' … I'm a novice at Photography and working in film format makes it even more of a challenge … Funny enough, I like the saturated or dreamy look that I often get with my cameras and film!
May 18, 2013-
Sometimes saturation can work, but I didn't like it in this image. Working with film is quite challenging, I worked with film for a number of years before I discovered digital. Film is hard and so frustrating. Great to hear from you.
May 18, 2013-
You are right … Sometimes it works! I admire you working with film for so long – it can be expensive but funny enough I prefer it … I think because it's the element of surprise (the shot may or may not turn out) … Plus I don't think I have an eye for digital – well not yet anyway.
Thanks for following my blogs and I appreciate you 'liking' my shots … Can't wait to see more of yours!May 18, 2013 -
Why you say you like film is exactly why I hated it. It was also very expensive, it is also very bad for the environment, so I was never happy about that. It was hard to do what you loved knowing that the chemicals were really bad. I love, love, love, love digital, you get the idea. I don't think there is any difference, you still have to compose an image the same way, you still need to know and understand aperture, shutter speed and ISO, it is just more instant. So much cheaper too. I used to spend around $50 a week on it, but not anymore. Anyway, I have gone on long enough.
Thank you and you are welcome.May 18, 2013
This is really mind blowing job … I love that 3D version … but my favorites are the photos you have taken through the mirror – that is so creative and clever, but still … you haven't lost the greatness of the graffiti.
Fantastic job, Leanne. Have a great weekend now.May 18, 2013-
Thank you Viveka. I am really surprised how popular they have been, it is really wonderful.
You have a good weekend too, though mine is half over now.May 18, 2013 -
It is a great place to photograph, I suspect it would be hard to take bad images.
May 19, 2013
the mirror image draws me in- but i was drawn to the black and white poster of the person smiling on the wall. nice shot. I enjoy playing wheres wally for your watermark.
May 18, 2013-
There are lots of those appearing now, the poster I mean, not the mirror. Thank you Gregg. I have to admit quite a few people have said the same about the watermark, and I do try and find interesting places to put it now.
May 18, 2013 -
I did a tutorial on it once, I think it is under Learning Photography Gregg, check that out.
May 18, 2013
That's one of the things with adjustments. I shoot in RAW, with as little adjustments as the camera allows . . .
That means I need to decide how much to do. As a rule, I tend to underwhelm, as it takes a lot more work to balance the photo if one wants to crank stuff up. That said, the new Lightroom really does offer a lot of latitude . . . but not the precise placement of a watermark. Perhaps in future versions.
May 19, 2013-
I shoot in RAW too, well most of the time now. I try to adjust everything to what I think it should look like and my memory of it. I don't use Lightroom, and I use Photoshop, so watermarks are easy in that. GIMP does watermarks, so you could use that for the final part and put a water in it in that.
May 19, 2013
It's nice to relax when your exhaustion comes from doing something you love doing rather than from something tedious — so glad your day was good! I agree about the first photo being too saturated — I didn't see the bins until you mentioned them, lol! The photos with the mirror are fantastic — again, you observe things and ideas that I always miss. Hope you got all rested up!
May 19, 2013-
It is funny you say that, I often look at other photographers and think, why don't I do that, for example, I often realise that I don't do enough detail, I wish I zoomed in more. I tend to do the whole rather than little things. I have some details for todays post, I am super excited to be showing them. thank you Kelly, it was an exhausting but also a very rewarding day. I could do that nearly every day.
May 19, 2013
Fantastic eye for a great photo, love the reflections and post processing.
May 19, 2013-
Thank you, it was a fun thing to do, who knew that so many would like it? If was a fun thing to do.
May 20, 2013
Fantastically imaginative capture and image rework. I enjoyed reading your thoughts and your process for deciding what to work in with each shot. I was one of the people who, upon initially looking at the images, thought: "I like the first one best!" But your comment about how the colors were too saturated to appear natural was true. Once I thought about it, it made more sense to see the image with a bit more darkening to the colors. I really like the details in the mirror, too. It's almost like being able to step into another world in that tiny little part of the image.
May 20, 2013-
Thank you, it is so good when someone sees what I have done and agrees. It is great. I am so glad you like how I write about the work, I often wonder if people bother reading it. The mirror has taken me quite by surprise, I didn't think people would find it that interesting. It could be good to start thing of the mirror and other possibilities.
May 20, 2013
Liking the re-works, Leanne, but I'm wondering just how thick the paint is on those walls!?!
May 21, 2013-
That could be a scary thought, LOL, no idea. It is probably pretty thick.
May 21, 2013
Graffiti can almost never be too saturated – almost! The shot with the mirror is great – the clarity in contrast to the rest of the image works really well.
May 23, 2013-
I think it can help to up the saturation a little, but that first image was too far up. The shot of the mirror has been very popular, it is a great idea, wish it was mine, but I stole it from someone else, as all idea are usually. Thanks Noeline.
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Brett Erlich (born March 1, 1982, California) is an American political comedian featured as a writer, producer and host on TV shows and Web sites. He appears as the host of "Pop Trigger" on the The Young Turks. He also appears on ABC News Primetime Specials hosted by Barbara Walters and Katie Couric.
From 2006–2011, Brett was a writer, producer, and host of InfoMania, a comedic news show on the cable station Current TV. He formerly wrote, co-hosted (with Ellen Fox), and co-executive produced The Rotten Tomatoes Show (2009–2010). InfoMania was canceled in the summer of 2011.
From July 1, 2006 to July 9, 2007, Erlich wrote, associate-produced, and co-hosted Google Current.
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Born Brett Michaels Erlich in 1982 in the San Fernando Valley near Los Angeles, California, he attended local public schools. He studied at Stanford University, graduating in 2004. While there, he co-founded the Stanford Shakespeare Society. This student-run company is devoted to the production and performance of Shakespearean and Shakespeare-influenced drama.
Erlich has become established as a political comedian in TV shows and on the Web. From July 1, 2006 to July 9, 2007, Erlich wrote, associate-produced, and co-hosted Google Current.
From 2006–2011, Brett was a writer, producer, and host of InfoMania, a half-hour comedic news show on the cable station Current TV. It was created by Madeline Smithberg, who created The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, and executive producer David Nickoll.
Erlich formerly wrote, co-hosted (with Ellen Fox), and co-executive produced The Rotten Tomatoes Show on Current TV (2009–2010). After its cancellation, some of its material was compressed into a weekly 2-minute segment on InfoMania. This show was cancelled in the summer of 2011.
Erlich's segments on InfoMania and Google Current have included "Viral Video Film School," "Guilty Pleasures," "Men Menning," "Everybody's Doin' It," "Spam I Got," "Ostensibly on the Scene," "World Leader Flickr Sites," "Retroactive Interview," and "FearCast."
His show, Viral Video Film School, was nominated for a Webby Award in 2010. It was a People's Voice Winner in the Online Film & Video "How To & DIY" category.
His video Saw the Musical was nominated for a 2011 Webby in the Variety category; it lost to Zach Galifianakis' Between Two Ferns.
In 2012 Erlich appeared in the independent feature Dead Dad.[1]
In the fall of 2013, Erlich became the online host of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Declassified, a spinoff online show on ABC.com. It is companion to the ABC Network T.V. show, Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Declassified features recaps, sketches and featurettes to bring fans up to speed. According to [Variety], the network plans three expanded installments during the season to delve into the series' more provocative storylines, with the help of some special guests. [2]
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- ^ Dead Dad, official website
- ^ "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D gets 'Declassified' with online companion show", Spinoff: Comic Books Resources
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Adventures in Dog Sitting in Puerto Rico
0Rease warned me that Padfoot loves to chase iguanas. I just didn't expect to have to deal with an iguana situation my first day alone. Luckily, it was nothing compared to iguanapocalypse (seriously, the photos in Rease's post are terrifying), but it was a bit unsettling and brought out the More >
From snowy mountains to Caribbean beaches
5In a period of three weeks, I traveled to Boston for work, Bend for snowboarding at Mt Bachelor, and Puerto Rico for some sun and relaxation. I was used to being in a new place every week when I took my 20-month travel sabbatical a few years ago. But life isn't quite as simple now with a full-time More >
A glimpse of Bend
8With long days snowboarding at Mt Bachelor, I didn't get to see a lot of Bend. But I was impressed by what I did see.
Bend is small, cute, and surrounded by gorgeous landscapes. It has a laidback vibe, and people seem down-to-earth and friendly.
The first evening in town, we stumbled upon a More >
Snowboarding… for real!
7You know I travel solo a lot, and I enjoy that freedom. But there are a few trips I don't want to do alone. One of those is a snowboarding trip.
Snowboarding is more fun with a friend. Plus, there is a safety factor. Most of my snowboarding More >
PHOTOS: Jamaica's other famous waterfall
10Perhaps the most well-known waterfall in Jamaica is Dunn's River Falls in Ocho Rios on the northern side of the island. For those visiting the southern or eastern part of the island, there is another natural gem.
YS Falls is about an hour drive from Treasure Beach. If you're driving, be sure to More >
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11The Explore the Elements photo contest is sponsored by Thomas Cook Travel and seeks to find images that best represent the four elements of earth, water, fire and air. I was happy to be nominated by travel photographer Jonathan Look. If you're not familiar with his website LifePart2, you should More >
Ya mon… a glimpse of Jamaican culture
15When you think of Jamaica, the phrase "ya mon" immediately comes to mind. I assumed this was an exaggerated stereotype of the way Jamaicans speak.
Turns out "ya mon" is ubiquitous in Jamaica.
And yes, you can find it in the Urban Dictionary.
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Jamaican Food: Delicious and possibly deadly
15The thing I research the most for any travel destination is the food. I have my priorities straight.
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I wanted a place where we could get advice and support.
Too right!
I'm feeling productive already
ooooh I love hot water bottles, they're all snuggly
Hi SOLB
Things are mixed and variable, but Christmas is coming, and I am starting to get the spirit in. - rewind - in the spirit. - actually no! as you were.
God bless!
Crikey I forgot to set my alarm and slept through - only woke up becuase my AMazon parcel arrived. So much for being up by 9.
No sign of SOLB though
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oh nooo
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Oh dear I'm feeling a bit ill now too
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by 'eck promised ice cream!
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2001 Ford Explorer • 178,000 miles
I am having trouble opening the door from the outside. When I lift the handle to open the door it won't. I just had someone replace the handle from the outside cause it broke. Is there a certain place or shop I can take my truck for them to fix that problem for me cause I am having a hard time trying to find someone to fix that for me cause they dont know how. I really need this fixed urgently. I dont want to go to the dealership for them to fix it.
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Its not rocket science the person that replaced the handle probably didnt attach the release rod correctly. What is zip code and I will try find you a shop.
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This report covers an assessment of two brands of energy management controllers that are currently being offered that utilize the principle of duty cycling to purportedly save energy for unitary air conditioners and heat pumps, gas furnaces, and gas fired boilers. The results of an extensive review of past research on this subject as well as a review of vendor sponsored field testing of these controllers compares these newer controllers to those of the past. Included also is a discussion of how the duty cycling principle is prone to misinterpretation as to its potential to save energy.
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Pronunciation: /ˌprɒməˈnɑːdə/
Definition of promenader in English:
1A person who takes a leisurely walk, ride, or drive in public.
Example sentences
- The two houses that were built along it today stand out like a baby's first teeth and the only promenaders are cattle.
- Armed with Bernard's advice, we head down smart shopping streets towards the port, past boats, dock litter, and crowds of promenaders reveling in a glorious day that finally hints at spring.
2British A person attending a promenade concert and choosing to stand in the area without seating.
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- International stars, picnic hampers, big screens and lighting displays are all part of a three-hour classical party enjoyed by promenaders from all over Northern Ireland.
- I gave up because - contrary to myth - promenaders are among the most undiscriminating and noisy audiences anywhere.
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My husband will not give up bar soap in the shower. Does anybody know what kind of bar soap leaves less residue in the tub?
Lynn from Albany, NY
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By OliveOyl02/12/2009
My husband also insists on a bar of soap in the shower. The clear glycerin bars leave the least residue IMO. I stockpile the B&BW bars when they are on sale for $1. Dial also makes a glycerin bar--I think it's the White Tea one. Keep on the lookout for glycerin soap in dollar stores, Big Lots,ethnic groceries, etc. as sometimes you hit the jackpot unexpectedly.
It's important to keep the shower walls clean. I wipe down the walls with an old towel or squeegee.
By BeeNAlaska (Guest Post)02/12/2009
I use Amazing Soap. It is a glycerin soap that is all natural. You can find them on the web at www.AmazingSoap.com
By df (Guest Post)09/03/2007
AVOID deodorant soaps- they leave far more scum than others I think.
By Jennifer [9]09/02/2007
Dove White soap! For many reasons. For his skin especially!
I clean my shower/tub area with this wonderful product called Bar Keeper's friend. It cleans, fiberglass, glass shower doors, stainless steel, copper, brass (it's a polisher), porcelain, and the list goes on...check out their site @ http://www.barkeepersfriend.com You can find this product at most grocery stores. Just look where the comet or ajax is located. I promise you if you use it you will say goodbye to soap scum. Just use it weekly. And use whatever soap you want!
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Lynn, The very best scum cleaner I have found is
Comet Bathroom cleaner. It's wonderful! Don't know
of any soap that won't cause scum.J.B.
By Veronica (Guest Post)09/01/2007
I recognize the situation. My boyfriend's shower is disgusting. I read that acid (e.g. vinegar) would react with the soap residue and make it come off. It worked, sort of, but not completely.
Later I learned that artists (the type that paint pictures) sometimes use oil to clean stuff. I tried, and found that the soap residue can be dissolved with cooking oil. Then the cooking oil can be removed with the same stuff you use on your dishes. This worked better than the vinegar.
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Try Dr. Bronner's liquid soap. i know you said he likes bar soap but this is real soap not body wash. It is way less messy then bar soap. as a plus it is good for the environment and is recommended for laundry use and household cleaning. A little goes along way so you get a lot of bang for your buck. They have a really good almond scent that is guy friendly.
By joan pecsek [88]08/31/2007
Neutrogena and Pears aren't supposed to leave a residue.
By Dean (Guest Post)08/31/2007
All soaps will leave a film and it becomes more noticeable over time. The best way to keep a shower or bath scum free once the scum has been cleaned is to wipe down the shower or tub with a towel after each use. You will remove the soap film and water drops with the towel. You have to get in the habit of doing this after every shower or bath. I do this and my shower looks as good as the day it was installed.
By Julia08/31/2007
In addition to $5 bars at Bath and Body, you could get them even cheaper at the Dollar Tree. Also, I think Ivory Soap is good. And then there is baby soap...real gentle.
By Concetta [4]08/31/2007
Any kind of pure glycerin soap should do the trick. Bath and Body Works runs them on special $5 for 5 all the time. My DH uses the plain vanilla one and doesn't complain about it.
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I would like to go to Punta Cana and have never been there. Can you tell me the best time (month) of the year to go? Also, where is the best beach to be on to stay at an all inclusive?
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Bavaro is said to be the best beach area.
I've been to PC in June, July, October, January.
January is my favorite time as it is still temps in the 80s but the humidity is much lower than the other months when I've been there. -
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Do you have a favorite hotel there? (Punta Cana), especially an "all inclusive?" thank you
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There are many to choose from.
We have only visited two, not the most expensive ones. But we've enjoyed our weeks at Bavaro Princess All Suites Resort and a week at Iberostar Punta Cana/Dominica.
Princess is a larger property with gorgeous grounds, IB PC/D is more compact, standard rooms but nice with a balcony and small sitting area, but still a nice beach.
There are pricier places with additional services.
And lower cost ones with less.
A good source to check out is Debbie's Dominican
Just type that into Google and you'll go to Debbie's site. It has tons of info about the whole island, the east coast (Punta Cana) area, and reviews of many hotels. And all sorts of other helpful stuff when planning a trip to PC.
We're in the process of booking our 5th trip there. For January.
If you are traveling from the US, check out applevacations for prices for all inclusives including air. From many places there are charter flights on USA3000 or AirTran as part of the package, saves a LOT of travel time.
No baggage fees for first bag with these charters.
Apple clients get preferred room locations in many cases, and often other 'extras' that those who book on their own don't get without paying for some upgrade.
Plus they have their own rep at the resort every day who is very helpful with anything and everything you could want to know while you are there. -
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thank you. where are you staying in January? Also, is there a town close by to all the inclusives? How is snorkeling?
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Punta Cana is the center or tourism in the Dominican Republic; although it features the longest coral reef on the island, the snorkeling isn't optimal here. Sosua was the original hotbed of tourism in the Dominican Republic, when the industry took off in the 1970's. Since then, other areas have eclipsed Sosua, but it's still a good spot for visitors. There's good snorkeling here, both from the beach and among the reef reachable by boat. For the serious snorkeler, a better base of operations might be Bayahibe, where you'll find great snorkeling right off the beach. Bayahibe is a small fishing village with a good supply of restaurants, hotels and guest houses - along with a few big resort hotels - that support a growing tourist trade.
Bayahibe is also a good gateway to the Parque Nacional del Este, and it's just a short boat ride away from spectacular snorkeling around Saona Island and Catalina Island. The Wall and The Aquarium are two snorkeling destinations off the coast of Catalina Island that are not to be missed. Other great snorkeling spots include Catalinita Island and Canto de la Playa on Saona Island.
The Punta Cana area lends itself more to those looking for the type of vacation where the resort has everything and one never has to go outside the gates. Note the nearest city, Higuey, is about a 40 minute drive away. Beyond the resorts is mostly empty countryside. You can literally walk for miles along the beach without seeing anything but an occasional unfinished construction project or the next hotel.
El Cortecito, located between Punta Cana-Bavaro and Macao, is the closest thing to a little beach town in the area. Nearby is Manatee Park, a wildlife ecological/adventure site and the Ponce de Leon house is near Boca de Yuma, a choice for fresh fish lunches by the seaside. Handicraft vendors rotate offering market day at the different hotels. There are several souvenir shops located right on the different beach stretches.
Try this site, as well as those previously mentioned to find out much about the DR, and to help you select the resort that would be best for you.
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72, Digital-ro 32-gil, Guro-gu - Seoul
Enjoy brunch, lunch and dinner at this 4-star Seoul hotel's restaurant where you're sure to find something to suit all tastes. If you are visiting South Korea on vacation or for business, make sure to take some time to relax as you will find a fitness center on site, so make the most of it! Guests can also enjoy drinks as there is a bar/lounge.
Knowledgeable staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide express check-in and express check-out. The reception has a safety deposit box for your valuable items. Free Wi-Fi is provided so you can check your in-box whenever you like. Planning a meeting? This hotel has conference rooms, as well as a business center. Other amenities include dry cleaning/laundry, an elevator (lift), concierge services and laundry facilities.
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Facilities at Premier Guro Hotel
- Business Center
- Conference room
- Bar
- Baby sitter
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Room service - limited hour
- Laundry room
- Limousine service
- Gym
- Personal newspapers
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Concierge
- Luggage room
- Internet/Email services
Know before you go
- Children 7 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Construction is underway at a neighboring building and there may be noise disturbance from the construction work.
Check-in: after 2 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: KRW 20000 per person (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: KRW 30000 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Room Details
Book your business-friendly accommodation at Best Western Premier Guro Hotel, offering 201 guest rooms with climate control. Flat-screen televisions in each room offer entertainment at the end of a long day. Business travelers visiting the Seoul area will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks and complimentary newspapers.
Bathrooms are outfitted with bidets and complimentary toiletries. Refrigerators, irons/ironing boards and coffee/tea makers can be found in each room to accommodate basic traveling needs. Additional guest comforts include air conditioning, safes and blackout drapes/curtains.
Microwaves can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Mini fridge
- Coffee and tea maker
- In-room ironing facilities
- Safe
- Desk
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Premier Guro Hotel
Mario Outlet - 1.2 km / 0.7 miGasan Digital Complex - 1.4 km / 0.9 mi
Horim Museum - 1.8 km / 1.1 mi
Boramae Park - 2.1 km / 1.3 mi
SeaLaLa Spa & Water Park - 3.8 km / 2.4 mi
Times Square Shopping Mall - 3.9 km / 2.4 mi
Women's History Exhibition Hall - 4 km / 2.5 mi
Yeouido Saetgang Ecological Park - 4.4 km / 2.8 mi
KBS Exhibition Hall - 4.8 km / 3 mi
Seoul National University Museum of Art - 4.9 km / 3 mi
Abraham Park Kenneth Vine Collection Museum - 5 km / 3.1 mi
Gyujanggak Library of Seoul National University - 5.1 km / 3.2 mi
Noryangjin Fish Market - 5.1 km / 3.2 mi
Seoul National University - 5.2 km / 3.2 mi
Yeouido Park - 5.2 km / 3.2 mi
The closest major airports to Best Western Premier Guro Hotel are:
Seoul (GMP-Gimpo Intl.) - 11.8 km / 7.3 mi
Seoul (ICN-Incheon Intl.) - 39.7 km / 24.7 mi
The preferred airport for Best Western Premier Guro Hotel is Seoul (ICN-Incheon Intl.).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 km and mile.
Transportation services Best Western Premier Guro Hotel
- Limousine service
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