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Bussing Mexico
I am on a bus in Mexico, traveling "classe lugo" to Cuernavaca.
It is also the most inexpensive way to get around the region, considering these countries also have some of the highest car rental rates in the world. In contrast to a $60/day car rental rate, my fare to Cuernavaca from the airport in Mexico City was $7.50 and I am finally traveling first class!
As we arrive in Cuernavaca, I am reminded of one fact to consider when bussing Mexico, the first class bus terminals are usually located somewhat away from the city center. After arriving, I caught a cab to the Hotel Maria Cristina, a small hotel near the zocalo (center) that surprised me with its small pool and lush gardens. The hotel's other draw was its proximity to the mercado (market), where I will catch the local busses to visit different sites in Morelos during my stay.
The next day, I was to head to the silver mining town of Taxco for the 16th of September, Mexico's Independence Day. The hotel desk clerk in Cuernavaca called to reserve my seat on a deluxe first class bus with the company called Estrella de Oro. By leaving on the 14th of September, I am riding on perhaps the longest Mercedes Benz limousine ever. It's just the driver and me, and I flit from side to side to watch the scenery as we head up the mountainside. As it turns out, I had been outrageously fortunate: the next day there was not a seat available. The cost for my extravagance? $3.50.
Taxco, one of Mexico's most enchanting colonial towns, looks to me like a mountain town in Spain or Italy. The white washed buildings are decked with Mexican flags and the zocalo is being prepared for the next night's festivities. The central square is dominated by the Baroque 16th century Santa Prisca.
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While you might be tempted by an entry-level DSLR if you're making the step up from a compact, if you can afford a bit more then a mid-range DSLR might be better for you.
Not only do they offer better build quality, and thus more longevity for your cash, but you'll also get more for your money in terms of specification.
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Sony Alpha A77 Mark II
Street price: £930 body-only
While it might be right up towards the top end of mid-range DSLR scale, you're certainly getting an awful lot of camera with Sony's answer to the APS-C heavyweights from Canon and Nikon.
The extensive feature-set includes Wi-fi connectivity, an impressive 12fps continuous shooting speed and a 79-point hybrid AF set-up which delivering some of the best AF on the market.
The high price also ensures you get a few more pro-level features, including weather sealing and a high resolution EVF. Overall, if you're looking to spend a bit more on your mid-range DSLR it's well worth considering the A77 Mark II.
Best Mid-range DSLR for: Pro-level features
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Street price: £580 w/18-55mm kit lens
The Canon EOS 700D, or the Rebel T5i as it's known in some territories, is the latest model in a long line of impressive mid-range DSLRs from Canon's triple-digit range.
The model features a substantial 18MP APS-C sensor which provides some impressive image quality, while it also inherits the same DIGIC 5+ image processor that's found on model much further up the Canon DSLR tree.
As you'd expect for a mid-range model, the 700D caters for both beginners and advanced shooters with creative filters and auto shooting modes, along with full manual shooting capabilities.
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The Nikon D5300 follows hot on the heels of the impressive Nikon D5200, and does so with the introduction of a few eye-catching new features.
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Built around a 24.3MP APS-C CMOS sensor the A65 features Sony's Smart Teleconverter technology that allows it to be used at 1.3x (12MP) or 2x (6MP) focal lengths.
Like other Sony SLT cameras the A65 is not a DSLR strictly speaking thanks to its fixed semi-transparent mirror design and lack of optical viewfinder. However, thanks to its 2.36m-dot electronic viewfinder the A65 remains a fantastic camera to operate. Furthermore, the SLT design enables the A65 to shoot at a super speedy 10fps – the highest in its class.
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Street price: £450 w/ 18-55mm lens
Despite being available for a price more akin to an entry-level DSLR, the specification of the Pentax K-50 is certainly more akin to a mid-range DSLR on closer inspection.
For example, the camera features full weather sealing meaning you'll be able to use it in difficult conditions without worrying about breaking it.
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This page is an old one kept around only for the historical record. The materials mentioned as being in the Groovy Subversion repository have been deleted from that repository, so many of the links are broken. Those that can be have been redirected to the currently appropriate places.
Russel Winder's mode and Stuart Clayman's inferior mode have been collected together in a Bazaar branch, heavily worked on by Jim Morris, and is available for use by download from the project's Launchpad page. See also the current and up to date page Emacs Groovy Mode.
groovy-mode for (X)Emacs
Jeremy Rayner created a groovy-mode for (X)Emacs, which has syntax hilighting, recognises curly brace indentation (just use the tab key), and doesn't panic about optional semicolons. He tested it in Emacs on Mac OSX 10.3, and others use it and it isn't painful.
Russel Winder has begun an alternative version of groovy-mode as a derived mode in CC Mode. Currently, this has some problems with indenting when semicolons are not used as statement terminators but this is being actively worked on -- CC Mode has support for languages like Awk and Groovy that do not require semicolons.
Stuart Clayman has created a "Groovy inferior mode" (nothing inferior about Stuart's code but this is the jargon for an interpreter execution mode) which allows groovysh to be run from within (X)Emacs.
(NB Links go to the latest versions in Subversion)
Download Jeremy's groovy-mode.el file and place it somewhere like (on OSX)
your mileage may vary...
Download Russel's groovy-mode.el and place it in your (X)Emacs' load path.
NB As both Jeremy's and Russel's are called groovy-mode you have to have one or the other, you can't have both.
Download Stuart's inf-groovy.el and place it in your (X)Emacs load path.
I had problems with Fisheye, and had to go to SVN directly. Here are the links:
Jeremy's groovy-mode.el.
Russel's groovy-mode.el.
Stuart's inf-groovy.el.
add the following lines to your ~/.emacs file:
Comments regarding Jeremy's mode:
- check this works in xemacs, and put your results in this page (anyone can edit )
- The Groovy mode appears to work in XEmacs, but setting the global-font-lock-mode gets a message and was commented. Thanks!
- I concur that groovy mode works in XEmacs and that the global-font-lock-mode needs to be commented. The indent level default was changed from 4 to 2.
- sort out the comment blocks, as it is currently based on ruby, where the symbol # currently denotes the start of a comment, maybe this can be cribbed from java-mode...
- at the moment you have to hit tab to do indents, I'm sure emacs can do this automatically on carriage return...
Comments regarding Russel's mode:
- Get optional semicolons working properly.
- Get the font-lock colouring a bit more consistent.
- Jeremy's mode is based upon ruby-mode in ruby stable snapshot - Wed Nov 24 04:01:06 JST 2004. This is just a quick hack of a groovy-mode, so if it's broken for you, fix it and share with the world.
- Russel's mode has "issues" when used with CC Mode 5.31 where groovy-mode is not compiled and CC Mode is.


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- Round white ceramic case with white dial, subdials at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock, and stainless steel bezel
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Product DescriptionZefal Mountain Pump
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Date Reviewed: February 7, 2011
Strengths: The pump is small, but big enough to feel good in your hand. The connection to the bikes Valve is good ans sits tight. Turning the pumps valve allows a connection to different bike valves.
Weaknesses: Dust protection cap comes off to easy. You have to pump fast and hard to get enough pressure on a MTB tire. To archive more than 2 bars was unpossible fo me. But the worst thing is, what happend to me last week: The shaft cracked off the piston when I tried to pump. I jabed the sharp edged shaft deep in to my hand, the one that was holding the pump. After a few hours in hospital a wound full of grease and seven stitches later I would highly not recomend this pump.
A pump made for MTB should be strong enough to pump 2,5 - 4 bars. (My tiny race bike pump can do 6-7).
Bottom Line:
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Price Paid: $15.00
Purchased At: Karstadt Sport
Similar Products Used: Topeak Mini
Bike Setup: Stevens, LX and XT
Date Reviewed: August 6, 2005
Strengths: Tiny, light weight, mt. Zefal quality and price.
Weaknesses: max. pressure is 60psi, takes a long time to get 26"x1.50", 1.750",1.950" slick tires to 60psi and likes to pinch the skin on your hands.
Bottom Line:
that is light weight, gets the job done (but not quickly) and for a good price. If your too lazy to lift weights, then pump everyones tires in your neighbourhood. After your skin gets pinched the first time, it'll never happen again.
I inflate my 26"x1.950" slicks to 65psi and 26"x1.50" slicks to 80psi. So have some time handy.
I had it clamped to my seatube from 1996-2001 on my 1996 GT Ricochet and never had to use it. I've only used it to add air to punctured tubes to see where the air leak was as I didn't want to use my floor pump. It came in handy in mid July 2005 when my Wrench Force floor pump's presta connection failed to work. I jammed it in deep and no the slime didn't clog it either.
Bottom Line: A great pump to carry along on rides if you ever need it (I never did) and even better as a back-up to a tempermental floor pump.
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Price Paid: $24.00
Purchased At: D'Ornellas (1996)
Similar Products Used: Hand pump - None till now. Gas station for free air, Bike Mate floor pump I found in the grass while golfing (1998), I guess the greens keeper rode a bike, the pump died in March 2005, pity it was excellent. Wrench Force floor pump with longer hose, guage and a head for both valve types.
Bike Setup: 2001 Trek Fuel 90 Disk, 1996 GT Ricochet.
Date Reviewed: January 29, 2005
Strengths: Looks good.
Weaknesses: Doesnt work!!
Telescoping design is great for pinching skin.
DOES NOT WORK for shrader valve. This thing pissed me off so much I smashed it against my coffee table and broke my coffee table as well as the pump into a dozen tiny pieces.
Bottom Line:
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Purchased At: gift
Similar Products Used: gas station air (free)
Bike Setup: multiple
Date Reviewed: September 25, 2004
Strengths: Pumps a lot of air for its compact size. I have ridden my bike hard with the "mini double shot" pump in several cross country citizen races and all over the Rockies. In the past 8 years of owning the pump, it has never come out of the clips while riding.
Weaknesses: I replaced my water bottle cage and one of the clips broke at the attach hole. But I can't complain, it took many years of abuse.
Bottom Line:
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Price Paid: $25.00
Purchased At: Rim Cyclery , Moab Ut.
Similar Products Used: another mt zefal mini double shot, and Blackburn air stick.
Bike Setup: Specialized Epic Disk, XTR, Fox Shocks,
Date Reviewed: August 26, 2003
Strengths: Light-weight, small, stays put on it's clip-holder and the velcro strap
Weaknesses: I don't know if it's a weakness, but you can definitely develop a nice bicep work-out using it as you increasingly pump with it. I'm also not sure if the gauge on it works all the time. Does it ever?
Bottom Line:
Rule of thumb: Keep the store receipt and keep exchanging the product until you get one that works correctly. Also, utilize the product's warranty!
I've been blessed -- I just happen to be one of those lucky Zefal customers!!
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Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid: $25.00
Purchased At: The Bicycle Shop/East 14th St/NYC
Date Reviewed: June 4, 2003
Strengths: Durable. I used this pump as my ONLY pump for 10 years.(I don't own a floor pump)
Weaknesses: Takes a lot of muscle to pump.
Bottom Line:
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Price Paid: $20.00
Purchased At: Michael's Cycles
Similar Products Used: I had to buy a new pump as soon as this one broke. I don't know the brand of the new one off the top of my head, but it's a pain. It's supposed to fit Presta and Standard, but it doesn't always work. I want my Zefal back!!!
Bike Setup: Stock Trek Antelope 850
Date Reviewed: January 8, 2003
Strengths: Light. Lasted 5 years (kind of). Presta and standard.
Weaknesses: gets inoperable after a while - but it's now fixed. Feels flimsy. Build up your biceps... because it gets really heavy after 30psi's or so.
Bottom Line:
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Price Paid: $20.00
Purchased At: missing link
Similar Products Used: metal foot pump with gauge 17 yrs ago. Had to duct tape the airline just so I can get 20psi through that leaky thing.
Bike Setup: 03 Gary Fisher Tassajara. Shimano 515 clipless. hmm... had it for 2 days now so maybe more modifications to come (maybe a spoiler and some bigger chromier rims). :)
Date Reviewed: November 23, 2002
Strengths: I have used this pump for 4 years and it not let me down yet
Weaknesses: hard to change from presta
Bottom Line:
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Similar Products Used: floor zefal
Bike Setup: jamis team full XTR
Date Reviewed: March 5, 2002
Strengths: Lightweight. Fits well against the frame and never comes loose. Low profile. Cap keeps dirt out of pump head.
Weaknesses: Takes quite awhile to pump up an MTB tire. For racing, CO2 is probably better.
Bottom Line:
I'd use the alloy bodied Zefal x4 on everthing, but it is too big to fit my size frame (16.5"). If you have problems with the minis, and flat a lot, and if it will fit, try those and you'll be happy as a clam.
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Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid: $15.00
Purchased At: Mail order
Similar Products Used: Zefal x4, Blackburn, Serfas.
Bike Setup: Litespeed Obed with XTR.
Date Reviewed: September 27, 2001
Strengths: Light.
Weaknesses: Cheap plasticy non-sturdy feel. Not confidence inspiring. Takes more effort to pump than others. More effort to insert/extract from (presta) valve.
Bottom Line:
The E1 does it's job and never fell apart, but it's performance it certainly subpar compared to the competition.
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Purchased At: lbs
Similar Products Used: Topeak Einstein
Date Reviewed: September 20, 2001
Strengths: Light and short and telescoping chamber with pressure gauge
Weaknesses: Gauge didn'twork after 1st week.Purchased new one gauge broke ,chamber cracked.
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid: $23.00
Purchased At: nashbar
Similar Products Used: Innovations
Bike Setup: N/A
Date Reviewed: June 17, 2001
Strengths: lightweight, looks decent
Weaknesses: sliced open my thumb
Bottom Line:
After reading these reviews, inspected my [E1] style pump. Original lube was pretty much dried up even though hardly used. Maybe this is why so many reviewers reported overheat & failure. Decided to do some preventative maintenance 'cause walking back to the trailhead sucks. Zefal instructions:
Unscrew caps on barrel end sides.
Pull out both washers then inject oil drops into barrels.
Practise to be done regularly.
Not specified what type of oil (motor oil, silicone oil, vegetable oil?) hope SAE30 motor does not deteriorate the rubber seals.
One reviewer found the metal pin - plastic pivot too delicate, so I oiled this and worked it back & forth and
*** MERDE!!! *** took a deep slice out of my thumb! At least was at home so could wash up. Poor design, would take a Dremel tool to the sharp corner but it might weaken the pump. Hope I never have to use this pump on the trail. If you already have one, inspect & maintain regularly.
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Price Paid: $18.00
Purchased At: Blue Mtn. Sports, Jim Thorpe
Date Reviewed: May 28, 2001
Strengths: none
Weaknesses: this peice of crap---i'm so pissed i smashed it against a
tree---when it did'nt break i smashed it between 2 rockes.
Bottom Line:
in the woods warning don't buy the mt zephal double shot!
i can't believe i have to give it even 1 chili.
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid: $15.00
Purchased At: performance
Similar Products Used: blackburn
Bike Setup: cannondale 700 sx lefty
f-1000 xtr-race face
Date Reviewed: April 2, 2001
Strengths: None
Weaknesses: Leaks air when pumping. Have ruined tubes because of this pump.
Bottom Line:
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Price Paid: $15.00
Similar Products Used: Zefel, Blackburn
Bike Setup: Giant CFM4
Date Reviewed: January 8, 2001
Strengths: Weight and size..
Weaknesses: Unreliability, falls apart.
Bottom Line:
So I am now going to look for a Topeak frame pump based on the review from here..
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid: $25.00
Purchased At: San Francisco somewhere
Similar Products Used: Old fashioned frame pump and floor pump
Bike Setup: 2 wheels and a frane in between
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It was a truly special occasion, so the tribes donned their finest jewelry, clothing and other adornments — items they consider their best handiwork, items that are rarely seen by the public eye. This magnificent regalia is typically worn only during ceremonies in the tribes' private dance houses.
Inspired by the beautiful work of the Maoris, the tribes also saw an opportunity to share their finest work with the public. The wheels started turning in the mind of Rebecca Dobkins, associate professor of anthropology and curator of the Maori exhibition. Why not create another exhibition featuring historic and contemporary regalia from local tribes?
"Ceremonial regalia is perhaps the most highly regarded art form within American Indian groups and thus truly represents an indigenous definition of master work," Dobkins says.
This summer, Dobkins' idea garnered a prestigious $50,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. The Oregon Arts Commission selected the project, titled "The Art of Ceremony,' as Oregon's 2008 American Masterpieces project.
Dobkins also received a two-year Millicent McIntosh Fellowship from the Woodrow Wilson Foundation to help her assemble the exhibition in collaboration with Native community curators. It is scheduled to open in fall 2008 at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art.
"'The Art of Ceremony' promises to contribute profoundly to the national conversation about what constitutes American art and American masterpieces," Dobkins says. "We are honored to be working in partnership with Oregon tribes on this project."
She will work closely with the Siletz, Umatilla, Warm Springs and other Oregon tribes to develop the exhibit. After it shows at the Hallie Ford, it will travel to the Tamastslikt Cultural Institute and the Museum at Warm Springs. "We are excited to be able to work with Native communities on the exhibition's development and thrilled to be able to share the exhibition with audiences throughout the state," says Museum Director John Olbrantz.
Regalia is exceptionally diverse — from the Plateau area's buckskin and beadwork to the Columbia River region's use of condor feathers to the coastal area's feather work and abalone shell decoration. "A lot of people attend intertribal events, such as powwows, and mistake what they see there as our traditional dances and regalia," says Bud Lane, vice chairman of the Siletz Tribal Council. "Each tribe has its own regalia and dances that go way back. We want people to see that each tribe has its individual traditions and cultures that vary from region to region."
To choose pieces for inclusion in the exhibition, Dobkins will work with Native curators to determine the complex aesthetic criteria regalia-makers use to judge their work. Regalia reflect environmental and cultural transformations in the tribes and are used to generate spiritual power and social status. "This project offers the public the opportunity to gain unprecedented appreciation for the multiple meanings of beauty, excellence and innovation as expressed in Native community standards," Dobkins says.
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Backed by 40 in the First Half, Limestone Sneaks Past Men's Basketball 70-56
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Charles Blue (Corpus Christi, TX) scored a game-high 23 points on 8-of-14 shooting as Limestone College scored a 70-56 victory over Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas mens basketball action on Saturday afternoon. The Saints improve to 15-7 overall, 11-5 in league play, while the Falcons dip to 3-21, 1-16.
A Joe Ledbetter (Stone Mountain, GA) jumper would give the Falcons an early five-point advantage three minutes in on Saturday while Josh Humphrey (Matthews, NC) deposited a layup 55 seconds later to keep Pfeiffer on top 8-3. A pair of three-balls by Blue would help get the Saints back in the contest and find themselves up eight with 8:39 remaining in the half. After a Ledbetter basket cut it to six with 6:56 left, Limestone would race out on a 20-5 run to close out the period with a 40-19 halftime lead.
Limestone would keep their healthy lead throughout the remainder of the contest at Pfeiffer was able to trim the lead down to 18 on a layup by Jerod Wallace (Charlotte, NC) late in the second half. The Falcons would help minimize the damage closing Saturday out on an 11-2 run for the final 14-point deficit.
Behind Blues 23, Ryan Bogdan (Charleston, SC) would finish with 12 while Philip Moultrie (Southern Pines, NC) would pick up a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds. Ledbetter, along with Armin Omanovic (Wilkesboro, NC) and Kenny Tappin (Hyattsville, MD), would each contribute 10 points for the Falcons. Ledbetter also added 11 boards for his double-double. Pfeiffer did outscore Limestone 37-30 in the second half.
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Have you ever wondered what it felt like to have your hair blowing in the wind while you zip down the road on the back of a motorcycle, the thirst of adventure captivating every bone in your body? Well, here is a great opportunity to do just that in one of the most exotic places in the world with Brazil on Bikes.
"We strongly believe that touring on motorcycles is the ultimate travel experience and definitely the best way to get to know Brazil and its hidden paradise, "said Renato Teodosio, the company founder. . He recommends that riders have at least two years of motorcycle riding experience (there is a discount for experienced riders) but it ultimately doesn't matter as long as you're ready to have a good time.
Many riders have exclaimed highly about this tour and other tours.Marcos D'Allessandro from Italy remarks that it was a "fantastic trip! The route was more spectacular than I had imagined, and Renato is a professional in every respect, having carefully planned every aspect of the trip.
Some people may be unsure of whether or not they want to embark on such a long journey in a foreign country. However, the great sights one gets to see on this tour will change their mind and there will be no regrets, said Teodosio.
Shaun, Roland and Matt from the UK said "In total we rode 3,000 kilometers for 18 days, all the roads were excellent, and the landscapes were stunning. The accommodation was very comfortable, the food tasty (Feijoada supreme meal) and Churrasco for meat lovers like me. Great Tour. 5 Star Adventure." Biking around Brazil is an excellent chance to delve into the culture.
David and Kristen Fawcett of Australia suggest that "anyone considering the Discovery Tour should stop thinking and just book! You will have the best time".
Peter and Ursula Egoroff also of Australia said "The [tour in] April 2011 was a great experience. Both guides, Renato and Rodrigo were very experienced riders and were knowledgeable. I would recommend this tour to anyone that loves adventure."
Brazil aboard a motorcycle would be the experience of a lifetime. People have come from all over the world loved their tours that they are greatly anticipating their next visit. Keigo Yasuko from Japan states "although I live in the other end of the world, I'm pretty sure that I'll go back and travel around Brazil again."
Teodosio also explained what makes his company unique from his competition. "The main difference between Brazil on Bikes and our competitors is that we run tours to have a great time ourselves instead of doing it for a profit.
The motorcycle company has many brands of bikes to choose from. Makes include BMW, Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha and Triumph motorcycles. When asked his favorite bike Renato said it was the Yamaha XT 500 because "it is fun and very suitable to all kinds of terrain - even Mars". Only the best can handle the terrain of the jungles of Brazil.
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Mr. Teodosio, has been throughly pleased with the success of his business. In the interview he said that "[Brazil] is mysterious, unknown, colorful, happy and very diverse, so the success of Brazil on Bikes was a natural progression. We are extremely happy with the response we are having". The founder is very excited about the coming years.
Brazil is to host the 2014 "Football" (soccer) World Cup and in 2016 the Olympics. This is a great opportunity for Brazil as a country to show off to the world. Brazil on Bikes will also have a great opportunity for a great amount of business as tons of tourists and travelers come to visit the country. The company is setting up some new tours including a tour to the Amazon jungle and many more. The company is trying its hardest to become the company offering the very best motorcycle tours in South America.
Brazil on Bikes offers several 18 day tours in various great destinations throughout Brazil.
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With the scenic landscapes and adventurous rides Brazil on Bikes is definitely on the to-do list when planning a trip to Brazil.
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Women's Basketball Puts Five in Double-Figures During 40-Point Win at Lees-McRae
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BANNER ELK, N.C. Pfeiffer University drained 14 three-point shots placing five players in double-digits as the Lady Falcons registered an 83-43 victory in Conference Carolinas womens basketball action on Wednesday night. The win moves Pfeiffer to 3-4 overall, 2-0 in league play while the Lady Bobcats fall to 0-6, 0-1.
Christina Harvey up Pfeiffer up 16-0 early on with a layup at the 14:28 mark until Zukye Smith layup got Lees-McRae on the board 30 seconds later. Pfeiffer pushed the advantage out to as much as 34 with under five minutes remaining on layups by Brittany Cox and triple by Celeste Caudill. Sam Craven scored three of her game-high 17 points midway through the second half to put Pfeiffer up as much as 50 until a final push by the Lady Bobcats and back-to-back baskets by Icey Patterson cut the deficit to 36.
Behind Cravens 17 points, Olivia Surratt scored 13 points off the bench while Cox and Harvey had identical double-doubles with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Caudill rounded out the double-figure scoring with 11. For the Lady Bobcats, Patterson led the way with a dozen points.
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The reaction to last week's column about David Arquette was so swift, so nasty and so emotional that I have decided to stop writing a Sunday column.
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However, I was serious about the reaction to last week's column. Both Arquette apologists and Howard Stern's radio fans didn't like that I called Arquette's performance backstage at the Oscar pathetic. It's funny; I've met Stern twice and I think he has a much better sense of humor than his listeners.
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First Known Use: before 12th century
noun \ˈstep\
: a movement made by lifting your foot and putting it down in a different place
: the sound of a foot making a step
: the distance covered in one step; also : a short distance
Full Definition of STEP
: a rest for the foot in ascending or descending: asa : one of a series of structures consisting of a riser and a treadb : a ladder rung
a : the space passed over in one stepb : a short distancec : the height of one stair
a : a degree, grade, or rank in a scaleb : a stage in a process <was guided through every step of my career>
: a frame on a ship designed to receive an upright shaft; especially : a block supporting the heel of a mast
: an action, proceeding, or measure often occurring as one in a series <taking steps to improve the situation>
: a steplike offset or part usually occurring in a series
: an interval in a musical scale
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— step·like \-ˌlīk\ adjective
— stepped \ˈstept\ adjective
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- She took one step forward.
- The baby took her first steps today.
- I heard steps on the stairs.
- The edge of the cliff was only about three steps to my left.
- The cottage is just steps from the beach.
- He walks with a spring in his step.
- She walked down the hall with a quick step.
- a major step towards independence
- We are taking steps to correct the situation.
Origin of STEP
Middle English, from Old English stæpe; akin to Old High German stapfo step, stampfōn to stamp
Other Architecture Terms
: to move in a specified direction by lifting your foot and putting it down in a different place : to move somewhere by walking
: to put your foot down
Full Definition of STEP
intransitive verb
a : to move by raising the foot and bringing it down elsewhere or by moving each foot in successionb : dance
: to press down with the foot <step on the brake>
: to come as if at a single step <stepped into a good job>
transitive verb
: to take by moving the feet in succession <step three paces>
a : to move (the foot) in any direction : set <the first man to step foot on the moon>b : to traverse on foot
: to make erect by fixing the lower end in a step <step the mast>
: to measure by steps <step off 50 yards>
a : to provide with stepsb : to make steps in <step a key>
: to construct or arrange in or as if in steps <craggy peaks with terraces stepped up the sides — Time>
— step on it
: to increase one's speed : hurry up
Examples of STEP
- She stepped onto the bus.
- They stepped aside to let her pass.
- Please step away from the door.
- He stepped outside for a moment.
- Step in my office for a minute.
First Known Use of STEP
before 12th century
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PEMBROKE — A last-ditch effort to come up with money to hold the Lumbee Tribal Council election on Nov. 12 failed Monday, and the elections are now "suspended until further notice," according to the chairwoman of the tribe's elections board.
Carvicous Barfield said that a meeting Monday morning between herself and Tribal Administrator Tony Hunt failed to reach any solution to pay for the annual tribal election that is mandated by the Lumbee Constitution. Chairman Paul Brooks and tribal administrators contend that there are no unrestricted funds available for the election, an activity that cannot be funded with federal funds allocated to the tribe under the Native American Housing Assistance and Self Determination Act.
According to Barfield, Hunt offered $3,100, all the money he said he could find, to cover the election that she said would cost about $25,000. The board only has available the $4,500 in filing fees collected from the 18 candidates to cover election expenses, Barfield said.
Barfield said that her additional budget needs of $21,313 are "bare bones," and does not include such expenses as electric and phones for the new elections office located on Union Chapel Road. She also said if there becomes a need for major repairs to existing voting machines and other election equipment, there is no money available to pay the bill.
"Things get more expensive every year," Barfield said. "We (board) are not trying to be unreasonable, but this board is responsible for running a credible election for tribal members. We are going to protect the rights of tribal members and the candidates."
In a statement, Hunt said that he believes the election could be held for less money than the total $25,813 budgeted by the Board of Elections.
A review of budget ordinances dating back to 2008 show the Election Board funded previous elections using money from the tribe's nonprofit company (Lumbee Nations Tribal Program), tax credits from tribal housing, and revenue generated from fees on enrollment identification cards, according to Hunt's statement.
Money from these sources are not currently available, tribal officials have said.
In his statement, Hunt said that he "believes the budget could have been reduced significantly … ." According to Hunt, the election should cost approximately $8,000 and the proposed budget is "excessive."
Hunt's estimate on elections cost is based on the fact that the upcoming election includes only six districts — with one additional district, District 8, being uncontested — compared with the 2012 election, when there was a chairman's election that resulted in polling sites having to be open in all of the tribe's 14 electoral districts. The larger election in 2012 cost about $31,000.
In her budget, Barfield has budgeted $6,500 in travel and salary payments for herself and four other board members, amounts Hunt questions. The chairman would receive $1,700. Each board member would be paid $1,200.
Hunt also questions the amount of money the board of elections has budgeted for newspaper, radio and television advertising, clerical costs, and the number of judges needed to man polling sites.
Barfield said that Hunt's suggestion to save money by reducing the number of judges who would man the six polling sites would not be feasible if a "credible" election is to be held. Three judges are needed at most polling sites, she said, with five judges working the polls where the largest numbers of voters cast their ballots.
According to Barfield, absentee ballots will continue to be processed in case money is found to proceed with the election as planned. She said any absentee ballots returned by the October deadline will be votes that are counted whenever the election is held.
Barfield said that if the election is not held on Nov. 12, all of the incumbent council members in the seven districts up for election will maintain their seats until another election is held.
"This is ridiculous. There's no reason for this. The election is mandated in the constitution to be held every year. There's no surprise that the money is needed," she said. "This election is not something for the elections board, the council or the administration. It's for the people and should have been planned for."


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Its very popular to use a RESTful approach of sending blobs of XML over HTTP or JMS. Using the full SOAP protocol and WS-* is often an unnecessary overhead.
ActiveSOAP now supports both pure REST and one or more SOAP protocols concurrently on the same service endpoint over HTTP and/or JMS (or other transports).
This allows lightweight some clients to use pure REST and then when the use of the SOAP protocol (and other optional WS-protocols) makes sense, to support those too all in the same endpoint.
This is useful as you should only pay for what you need; for many use cases pure REST is fine - its often up to the endpoint to decide whether or not the SOAP protocol is worth the cost and if it is which version of SOAP it wishes to support along with what of the WS-protocols it requires too.