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Rockydog woofs the Isles, British Isles
The British Isles have 6,000 islands, according to Wiki, and I'm on the one named Ireland. Been here for a few weeks or more, the first 2 hanging out at Martins (WheatWacker) having a grand ol' time. Learning the perils of the old habit of right hand road driving quickly, meeting his friends, not understanding a word of lengthy convos about tires and farming stuff. Martin did pick up some tires for me
It's a lot easier to mount those suckers with 2 people, he eventually put them on his 'vintage' work tractor and had it at a tractor and steam engine show
I basically lollygagged around, day rides, messing with my new to me bike, more on that later, and enjoying the local culture, like this Point to Point race a mile from his house
Helped renew the Celtic Tiger
Admired the scenery, these beauties were doing crowd/traffic control
Hearing some traditional music in the pubs
Currently holed up in a hostel near Annascaul on the Dingle Peninsula after the sun turned to this, hey, it's Ireland
But rain or shine, just another beautiful day
Spillane's pub, pronounced Spil-lands
On the northern coast of the Dingle peninsula in Fahamore having a glass of suds. Another misty, rainy glorious day. Went over Conner pass in a minor league shower and saw the edge of the road, great ride, almost turned around to repeat.
While in Kinsale last week I headed south to the lighthouse on the point it shares with the Old Head golf links, a veddy posh 18 holes I discovered when I was denied access at the gate house, right behind this
Dress code. And I thought I looked sharp, so back down the road to the Speckled Door pub where I told 2 guys sitting at the picnic table by the door not to steal the bike. They said be quick and bring a beer. One gent confirmed the dress code and said I work at the gate tomorrow after 4 and if you come back you can drive my car up. Another Guiness for the lad.
Next day helmet and jacket in the gate house I started to take pics
Returned to the car for the light house shots I really wanted and I had locked his keys in the car. And I found out that if my handicap was over 25 I couldn't play there. Handicap? Another glorious day in Ireland
Good stuff ,always enjoy a visitors eye view of the country. Say hello when you come to Co Clare, I am right where the ferry docks in Killimer.
Tarbert ferry
Thank you, Eyore, heading over on the ferry this morning
Yesterday morning bopped up to Annascaul Lake, stopped to open the sheep gate and this great big braying came from a donkey in the field to the right. "Hey dude, gimme a biscuit."
They each got one
Over the Conor pass to Brandon Point, where the sea just merges with the mist
Talked with owner of this bike, winter project that turned out beautifully. 83,000 km
Well Steve arrived this morning to be greeted by a huge pile of crab claws that needed shelling,got passed a hammer and we happily spent a few hours chatting and cracking them. The prize for all the hard work was a crab lunch, yum.
Anyway lovely to meet you Steve, and safe riding, enjoy Ireland.:clap
Great stuff Steve.
Looks like you are seeing a lot more of the country than I ever saw.
The lady at the bar misses your witty banter. She says hello and wanted to tell you about her weekend making hay with her dad.
"I'll bet he'd be impressed, if he heard I was driving a tractor"
Safe travels.
Big thank you to Martin, Wheatwhacker
Thank you, Martin for making this whole Irish moto nonsense happen for me. Late last year it was time for me to hit the road again so I bought a round trip ticket to Dublin. Researched the wack world of shipping a bike, and nixed that, partially cause I live in Oklahoma and that adds expense. Contacted Martin on this site, he called me and we talked about what I was looking for and budget. Next day on Donedeal( like Craigslist) he found a cheap 96 Transalp, I have a 89 so it's a natural pick. He called the owner and I agreed to cover the cost of picking up the bike(way north), next day he drove up, sent me pics via iPhone, called me with details on condition, etc. He told me it needed sprockets, chain, and tires. I bought the bike and ordered tires online in England, had em delivered, dug out my spare sprockets and low mileage chain, used my Alp as a template to jiffy-pop some racks to hold off my soft bags. Designed the racks to fit in a pannier. Grabbed some spares, tools, camping gear, etc and voila! I just had crablegs with Eyore.
More on you later, Kim, cool meeting you and your husband.
Martin, Johann and me sending Johann off on his Transalp to Belarus. I picked him up in Belgooly, he put some leads for a gps and heated gear, we all went to the Spaniard pub that night. Here he is headed out for the ferry.
Hey Martin, what is it about those pubs?
Yep... me too! :freaky
Big big thank you to Kim. Aka Eyore
Got off a morning ferry to Killimer, gorgeous breezy day.
A quick down the road to Kim's house where this crazed woman comes running out waving a hammer and knife wearing clear disposable gloves. I'm thinking Tony and the Sopranos have gone Irish, but noooo, it's crab legs, fresh crab legs. We pound, pick, clean and pretty well get the bike world sorted
then a whiplash trip to the fantastic grocery store(think Whole Foods plus) in her Fiat 'get some' Panda
We had crab salad, sautéed legs with fresh garlic and a crunchy whole wheat bread, very delicious. But let's get to the Gusto......The house was built to match the original blacksmith shop on site.
Kim has since converted it to her bike room. We're going inside but before we do, ya'll take a deep breath.
I love this bike, she rode it to Isle of Mann where she got a pic of her and Joey, the new champ, smiling big time.
Thanks again, Kim, had a great time with
Great fun meeting you Steve, hope you didn't get too wet today:huhThat was some rain.
Great ride report and pics you guys. Fond memories of that area for me.
Cheers! :freaky
Like a happy dog curled up with a bone
Left Kims headed to a road she had smudged on my IPad maps, the coast road, of course, Dunlicky Road, like when you're finished cleaning your plate. Runs south out of Kilkee to 487 and to the lighthouse.
I had received an email from an artist/musician friend of mine relating how much he enjoyed exploring the cemeteries and engravings on the old stones when he was here. So the first cemetery I stopped at on the way to the lighthouse had a stunning structure in the middle.
Also in the email was a song he recorded, the Beatles 'I'll be back'. Across the cemetery was a white coffee cup sitting on a mausoleum, I thought it was paper and fetched it to find a trash bin down the road. It's a ceramic go cup, my bud's Irish keepsake. Thanks, Ray.
Down to the lighthouse. I really want one
And up the other coast road, I ran out of steam at Doonbeg and found the Strand family campsite, just me and Duncan, the 9 yr old resident stud muffin. Roof to wash, cook, park the bike and listen to radio Duncan when I cooked breakfast.
Oh yeah, Kim, I had some serious help with the tent. Up next
Not sure if affects your plans, but the G8 leaders will be in Fermanagh on 17-18 June. Traffic may be affected due to security measures.
Enjoy your trip, I'm near the town of Ballymena, Co Antrim.
Ferry's to the Isle of Man run during the summer, consider Dublin or Belfast - Isle of Man - Liverpool or Heysham.
Out and about
Pulled into the campground, funky and empty, perfect. And this little bruiser gave me a lesson in tenacity
Continued north on the coast into the rain, not a lot of pics cause it was pounding down. I panzered thru Galway, the wind was howling off the sea. Great stuff. Caught my breath on Bearna, up 336, n59, and onto 334 north.
334 was magical. Flooding, puddles with whitecaps, and these humpy hills started appearing on the right, then the left drifting around in the mist. And no traffic. No buses, no cars, no bikes, and I float off into what if land....
There are sleeping monsters all around me, curled up in the rain. They've just had a huge meal of tour buses and cars and are taking a siesta. I hope they won't need an old Honda Motobike to pick bus bumpers out of their fangs. I roll into Letterfrack, what a name, grab a bowl of hot soup, find a totally empty except for me hostel. Great day in the Ireland?
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Whether you want a riotous night with the Royals, White Russians with the Wags, or a secret speakeasy experience, there's a perfect style bar somewhere in London. It's often a good idea to phone in advance and check on the door policy before you arrive, and even then be prepared to be disappointed - London's style bars thrive on turning away punters, making those inside feel even more fashionable and exclusive.
Annex 36 Little Portland Street, W1W 7JE
Finding a stylish cocktail bar that stands out in the West End is surprisingly hard given the reputation it enjoys for thumping nightlife. Leave it to the people behind Shoreditch success stories Loungelover and Les Trois Garcons to step up to the mark. Hassan Abdullah, Michel Lasserre and Stefan Karison bring their distinctive, dressy decor and chandeliers to this central restaurant and cocktail bar. The food is modern European with a Japanese twist but it's the perfectly mixed cocktails that really impress. Wasabi Kiss, which tastes better than it sounds, is an unusual mix of wasabi, basil, and fresh kiwi with vodka, coconut rum and Drambuie. The signature Loungelover comes in an elegant champagne flute and is based on a fig liqueur with vanilla and lemon and topped with Prosecco.
ArtesianLangham Hotel, 1C Portland Place, W1B 1JA
Enjoy dominoes and daiquris on Mondays from 5pm or sax on Saturday nights from 8pm at one of London's most glamourous hotel cocktail bars. When the landmark Langham celebrated its 140th anniversary in 2007 it was in the middle of a £50 million David Collins-design facelift. The Artesian kept its name but emerged more splendid and opulent than before. Where else would get such splendid idocies as "energised ice" that's "purer, colder and denser than regular ice" or water taken from a thousand metres below an extinct volcano in New Zealand?
The Coburg BarConnaught Hotel, Carlos Place, W1K 2AL
The Connaught Hotel's Coburg Bar has been superbly updated, the handiwork of Parisian-based designer, India Mahdavi. Wood -anelled interiors and antique pieces are counterbalanced by modern art works by Julian Opie, plush velvet and leather seats and geometric print carpet. Cocktails at £12 are expertly made - an apple Martini uses the hotel's home-marinated cinnamon, pear and apple liqueur. No wonder this bar was voted the 'Best Bar in London' by Time Out in 2008. Film stars Sharon Stone and Lauren Bacall are among the celebrities who have sampled the Connaught's delights and its traditional Mayfair grandeur continues to charm in a way that's absolutely up-to-date.
Floridita100 Wardour Street, W1F 0TN
The potent Daiquiri cocktails are the essential menu item in this impossibly chic Cuban-themed bar and restaurant. This dark basement is London's greatest tribute to Havanan style and culture. The waitresses, all backless dresses and big hair, set the tone from the start. Live music is played with Cuban bands taking centre stage and ensuring the dance floor fills up faster and more energetically than in most London style bars. With branches in Madrid, Moscow, Havana and London, Floridita is a thoroughly international enterprise, and it shows in faultless food, decor and drinks.
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Funky Buddha15 Berkeley Street, W1J 8DY
Between the Victorian elegance of Berkeley Square and the imperial magnificence of Piccadilly, you might be surprised to find a club that oozes with Eastern decadence, but find it you will in the form of Funky Buddha. While be-suited fat men wobble their way towards Annabel's, the sexy socialites slink past the doormen of FB and make their way downstairs to the main dancefloor and bar area. This is the place to go if you want to watch Premiership footballers, Big Brother 'stars', Russian playboys and Page Three models at play - and prices are as steep as you'd expect. If you're lucky, you might have booked a table in the VIP sections where you can sit and be served by waitresses and watch the beautiful people do their thing. If not, you'll be on the dancefloor strutting your funky stuff beneath Buddha's impassive gaze. But let's face it, if you're in Funky Buddha you're there to dance, drink and flirt and you'll find plenty of opportunity to do all three. It's theoretically a members' bar, but if you look the part, you'll have no trouble getting in.
The Long BarSanderson, 50 Berners Street, W1T3NG
For a little refinement and an expensive tipple, the Sanderson hotel's Long Bar and Courtyard Garden is a very exclusive sanctuary. The courtyard is something of an urban oasis; modelled on a Japanese garden, it is crammed with colourful mosaics, Oriental flowers and streaming fountains. In the evenings the tiny little night-lights shine out from beneath the undergrowth. The Long Bar is hugely chic but is still one of the more accessible of London's many flashy bars. Inside, it's sleek, modern, starkly white, and - as you'd expect from the name - possesses one of London's longest bars, some 80-feet in length. Posh punters perch on eye-stencilled bar stools to see and be seen. Providing you're dressed to kill, you'll find the staff and clientele a little less aloof than in London's other high-brow establishments. The bar serves all manner of Martinis and champagne cocktails, including some outstanding house specials.
Lonsdale48 Lonsdale Road, London, W11 2DE
Final proof that London's nightlife was no longer led from the centre of town comes from the location of this extraordinary concept bar just off the Portobello Road. The design, from architects Fusion, is strictly sci-fi, but no movie ever looked as good as this, with great curves of silver sculpture and aged bronze bubbles studding the walls. On other floors, bright furs and rich carpets add to the impression that you've strayed into a set from Flash Gordon. The cocktails are magnificent and the food is also fantastic (though it comes in minute quantities). Service is impressively efficient - in spite of a loony layout that sees every item of food carried perilously across the dancefloor. The Lonsdale is also surprisingly laid-back for such a showy venue. There are plenty of beautiful people, there to see and be seen, but the fashions on display are cheerfully eccentric, and the busy seating layout is well designed to push people together and create an air of easy conviviality.
Loungelover1 Whitby Street, London, E2 7DP
Due mainly to its unassuming location, this decadent, eccentrically styled bar has kept a reasonably low profile over the years. Functioning at one time as a meat-packing factory the building now functions purely as a late night fun factory for Brick Lane's party-loving fashion set. Opulence is the buzzword here - blood red drapes reflected in gilt mirrors and flaming torches surround antique Swedish and French furniture overhung with sparkling chandeliers. It's split up into different sections, each with its own unique style, and there's fun to be had moving from one to the other as the mood takes you: rustic, Baroque or day-glo, the choice is yours. Guests are expected to glam up to match the surroundings. Needless to say, the cocktails here are excellent, if pricey. The surreal artwork on display - including an eccentric collection of dolls' house memorabilia - takes on an even more disturbing aspect after a couple of vodka Martinis. If you're lucky enough to make it into the exclusive gated Private Room a camp collection of clutch purses and handbags awaits you. This is heaven for the glam at heart.
Mahiki1 Dover Street, W1S 4LD
A favourite with young royals - Princes Harry and William, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have been spotted here... all at the same time. And where the royals go the celebs follow and you're likely to see a few of them here too. Scarlett Johansson and Paris Hilton are among the A-listers who've dropped by when in town. Despite its popularity and ensuing publicity the door policy is really relaxed, there are no guest lists and the Polynesian vibe is chilled-out with Tahiti-inspired tropical cocktails. The Pina Coladas come served in frozen pineapples and the Coconut Bomb in a real coconut. If you're feeling like a party try the infamous treasure chest (a heady mix underscored by a litre of vodka and costing £100 a pop). It's a steep £800 for a table but you're better off just turning up - get there early and you don't need to book. Piers Adam and Nick House certainly know how to run nightclubs. Recommended.
Milk & Honey61 Poland Street, W1F 7NU
With no number on its door, no name emblazoned outside, a ring-before-you-arrive guest policy, an underground location and some rather interesting house rules, this bar oozes mystery. Designed in the manner of a prohibition-era speakeasy, the land of milk and honey is, more accurately, overflowing with gin swizzles and champagne cocktails. The rules - no name dropping, no shouting, gentlemen will not introduce themselves to ladies - are only sporadically enforced, but they add to the general sense of sophistication. Clearly the less than inspired food menu is not putting off the rail thin ladies who typify the female Milk & Honey regulars - after all, a liquid supper suits them just fine. Access to non-members is by reservation only until 11pm. For members and their guests the bar is open until 3am six nights a week.
Shochu Lounge37 Charlotte Street, W1T 1RR
Roka's dimly lit, stylish basement bar is more seductive than the glass and metal restaurant upstairs and serves the same world class Japanese menu. Dark woods, giant barrels, candles and pottery create a chic modern take on rustic Japanese simplicity, with low couches for diners and plenty of pillows to prop yourself up on if you eat too much. What's more, the Shochu Lounge offers a selection of Eastern and Western liquors that are combined in an impressively unusual cocktail menu. The house speciality Martinis are a good way to kick things off - or perhaps a shot of 'Hard Wood' Shochu tonic, laced with the natural aphrodisiac Bois Bande.
Sketch9 Conduit Street, W1S 2XG
Laid out over two floors, on the former site of the Royal Institute of British Architects, the Sketch complex comprises two critically acclaimed restaurants, an art gallery, a salon de thé and two spectacular bars. It also features London's most talked-about toilets, a collection of bright white, egg-shaped, space-age pods. Dont be fooled by the decidedly ordinary-looking, pale 18th-century townhouse building that meets you on approach, inside this is a pure sci-fi, space age fantasia. The Parlour, a restaurant and bar reserved for Sketch members, club nights and private events at night, is decked out in pinks, oranges and dogtooth prints and 60 different fabrics and crushed velvet. Sofas are a mix of Victorian, Louis XV and French day beds. Meanwhile, the East Bar, with its white leather walls is the ideal spot from which to sip a superbly dry (if extortionately priced) Martini chosen from a drinks menu designed in the style of a tabloid newspaper. From the drinks menus to the handwritten napkins the devil is very much in the detail here at Sketch. The lighting is similarly spectacular in the bathrooms, front and backlit crystals and glass shapes produce a stunning shimmer, while gentle washes of colour bathe the cylindrical pods and sweeping staircases dotted elsewhere. Prices are sky high but youll spend so much time gaping open-mouthed at the décor that your sipping speed will slow down considerably.
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Victory Parade past the Town Hall
The parade took place on Sunday 13th May with 16,000 members of the services and workers from organisations, which supported the services, marching through the city centre to pass through Victoria Square where the Lord Mayor took the salute.
This huge parade took an hour and a half to pass by and was watched by an audience of more than 100,000 men, women and children who crammed themselves into the surrounding streets and attempted to get a vantage point to view the spectacle.
The Birmingham Gazette describes some of the scenes; youngsters were perched precariously in the branches of the trees in St Phillips Churchyard and occupied most of the window-ledges along the street, people of all ages - even elderly women were standing shoulder to shoulder on the flat roofs of the street air raid shelters; young men, girls and children even contrived to retain a vantage point on the top of the scanty bus shelters at the stopping places.
The surrender of Japan was announced at midnight on 14th August 1945 by Prime Minister Clement Atlee, in a broadcast from no. 10 Downing Street, this finally marked the end of the Second World War.
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The next 2 days were declared public holidays. Street parties and decorations and bonfires were again prepared throughout Birmingham and the Churches were open in the morning with the services well attended , but the city centre saw even more exuberant celebrations than on V.E day with crowds assembling in the early hours and staying till late in the evening. Impromptu concerts and dances sprang up every where and processions of people danced around the side streets banging dustbin lids, tea trays and other improvised musical instruments as Birmingham finally let loose the pent up emotions of the past 6 years.
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Chargers clinch playoff spot; now playing for top seed.
CLARKSDALE — The execution was spotty throughout, but Oxford did enough Friday night to ensure itself of playing beyond the regular season. The Chargers got a pair of early touchdowns against Clarksdale and were never seriously threatened by the Wildcats, clinching a spot in next month's MHSAA Class 5A playoffs with a 17-0 victory at Crumpton Field. (October 26, 2014, Page 5B)
High School Spotlight: Harmon brimming with FBS potential
He's 6-foot-5 and pushing 230 pounds. His arms are long, his first step's a blur when he wants it to be, and once he gets going, he's got speed that could make some running backs blush. Korbin Harmon has all the physical tools, and college coaches have taken notice. (October 15, 2014, Page 1B)
Disappointment fuels competition for Oxford
It's been a patchwork spring for Oxford's football team. (May 14, 2014, Page 8)
Oxford looking for longer playoff stay in 2013-14
If Oxford isn't prepared to make a deep run in the MHSAA Class 5A state basketball tournament this season, the Chargers may never be ready. (November 8, 2013, Page 6A)
9th grade Chargers earn wins
Oxford earned two wins in ninth-grade boys basketball action Saturday in the OHS gym. The Chargers beat West Point 58-29 thanks to 14 points from Jack Abraham, 10 points from D.K. Metcalf and nine points each from Korbin Harmon, Will Swindoll and Zack Cousar. (more…) (January 14, 2013, Page 8)
Oxford tops Pontotoc in hoops doubleheader
The Oxford Chargers won their first ninth-grade basketball game of the season Monday with a 55-53 win over Pontotoc. The junior varsity Chargers also won, 68-33, over the Warriors. (more…) (November 27, 2012, Page 7)
Chargers blank Tigers to claim title
The Oxford Middle School Chargers put the perfect punctuation on a perfect baseball season Thursday.
Leaving no doubt who was the top team in the Tri-Lakes Conference, OMS torpedoed the South Panola Tigers 10-0 in the championship game at Edwin Moak Field. (April 13, 2012, Page 6A)
OMS stamps ticket to title game
The Oxford Middle School Chargers can scratch off another goal from their preseason checklist.
Thanks to dominant pitching from starter Houston Roth and an overpowering offense, the Chargers earned a 16-1 victory over Marshall Academy on Monday to advance to the Tri-Lakes Conference title game. (April 10, 2012, Page 8)
OMS secures playoff seeding, sweeps LMS
Monday's middle school version of the Crosstown Classic had more on the line than just rivalry pride.
When Lafayette and Oxford met on the baseball diamond at Edwin Moak Field, both the Chargers and Commodores had a more immediate reward in mind — playoff seeding.
After claiming both games Monday 4-0 and 6-2, the Chargers secured the top spot in the Tri-Lakes Conference with a perfect league record. (April 3, 2012, Page 9)
OMS no-hits Water Valley in doubleheader
The Oxford Middle School baseball team improved to 4-0 overall and 2-0 in the Tri-Lakes Conference by blanking Water Valley 12-0 and 4-0 in a doubleheader on Saturday. (more…) (March 26, 2012, Page 8)


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Apr 17, 2009 - Amritsar
Get into Amritsar roughly on time on the overnight train from Haridwar. After taking one look at the ridiculously packed free bus, splash out 20 ruppees on a rickshaw to the heart of Sikhism, the Golden Temple. Sikhism prides itself on it's openess and putting faith into action, so here there are no restricted areas, you can eat here 24 hours for free, and stay here for free too (donations always welcome of course), and so the atmosphere is at once sacred and welcoming. Whilst wondering around the environs of the temple, I came across a...Jump to full entry
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Mar 19, 2009 - Seeking the Sikhs
First off, my SD card won't let me take the pictures off. I know they're there but it takes a doctorate degree to get them off I guess. So, I am bummed that I haven't been able to include pictures of the closing ceremony or Amritsar. Hopefully I can get this figured out and my next post will catch you up on pictures. For now, use your imagination. - - - Amritsar is home to The Golden Temple and very good chapatti. I stayed in a hotel right across the street from the temple. I didn't really know much about it before coming but it quickly...Jump to full entry
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Mar 17, 2009 - Pakistan vs. India
Pakistan Border Ceremony This was perhaps the best event I've attended while being here. I traveled to the border at twilight. The 30 minute drive was magnificent; I love seeing kids playing cricket in the fields, tractors hauling hay, women wearing saris and riding side-saddle on motorcycles, shopkeepers chatting outside, boys selling chai. I haven't been able to get a picture but the make shift cricket fields I've seen have the cricket base (I don't remember what you call it) built out of a stack of random bricks. When I arrived near the...Jump to full entry
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Jan 20, 2009 - Amritsar - The Golden Temple
After showering, my first place to visit is the Jallianwala Bagh. If you have seen the movie Gandhi, this is the park where General loony Dyer massacred 400 and injured about 1,500 during a peaceful demonstration. People stroll or sit in the park that after the massacre became a garbage dump until acquired by some local businessmen who made it into a shrine. Richard Attenborough was faithful to the script as well as this location and it's a weird feeling walking around the park imagining the screams of terror and panic that must've been...Jump to full entry
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Jan 18, 2009 - The Taj Mahal and onto Amritsar
HIGHLIGHTS • The Magnificent Taj Mahal • A seventeen hour train journey to Amritsar • Encounter the dread of the Travelling Ticket Examinar, AKA the 'TT' DETAIL After posting my BLOG I sit outside my room trying to copy my photo's from my laptop to a CD - no luck. Andrew wanders by in a trance, and I mean trance as he is a lost soul wandering aimlessly through life. He's 37 and hasnt a clue about anything but thinks he does (was I like that?). He hums and ahs and decides to sit and join me. I am eating tradition western-Indian food, its...Jump to full entry
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Oct 25, 2008 - Amritsar, India
Before leaving Pakistan we tried one more time to find a place to print pictures for folks we met along the way w/o success. Ended up w/ heading out w/o mailing anything, bummer! Taxi to border was same driver who took us there yesterday for 800 r. rnd trip to the flag/border closing ceremony - left at 1:30 for 650 r. Good driver, safe and skilled which is important in this traffic!!! Took us until 4:30 to get into India, a whole Sikh gathering was entering India so we got caught in the middle...very interesting, a special bus all decorated...Jump to full entry
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Dec 6, 2007 - Amritsar
Its over the border and into India. Wagah is the only official border crossing between Pakistan and India, and it was surprisingly quiet; I was the only one in the departure building on the Pakistan side. It was then a case of hanging around for an hour or so to see the border ceremony from the Indian side, and the Indians were noticably less passionate than their rivals. Whilst waiting for the ceremony to start, I got talking to an Indian couple who offered me a lift to Amritsar, and then bumped into them again that night at a restaurant...Jump to full entry
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Nov 20, 2007 - Rockin' in the Garden
Time for some rock education. Name that tune! I will walk with my hands bound, I will walk with my face blood, I will walk with my shadow flag, into your garden of stone. Extra bonus point if you can tell me what a shadow flag is. Now, Chandigarh is a planned city. Its labelled as India's cleanest and greenest. It probably is. But, Switerland it aint! Actually it reminds me of East Kilbride but without the neds. Back in the 1950's the India government commissioned some French designer bloke called Le Corbusier to design a new city which was...Jump to full entry
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Nov 19, 2007 - The Ministry of Silly Walks
Amritsar is the holy city of the Sikhs as is home to their most holy site, the Golden Temple. The town itself is fairly non descript and really, apart from a few parks and the temple, there is very little to see here. Its another dusty, noisy Indian city for the most part but the temple complex, which is extensive, is a fantastically serene, spiritual oasis of calm amongst all the madness. The father of the Sikh religion was a guy called Guru Nanak. He sounds like an all round good guy. He based his religion around the tenets of basicaly...Jump to full entry
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Nov 1, 2007 - My visit to Pakhi Kalan
I said good bye and a taxi came and took me to my favoured village , Pakhi Khalan. It was great to see them all again and as always all the Purba's were out to greet me. It was wonderful to see Amritpal again, he was to be my personal guide while there (he had taken two days off from college). First time I met Amritpal he was just 11 years old and he was a competetive bangla dancer (and a very good one) and very short. He had sure grown a lot and his English is perfect. He has a motorcycle so after all the saying "hello" to everyone we...Jump to full entry
Oct 29, 2007 - A brief story of the wedding on the 28th of October
The wedding last night was quite an affair with almost 450 invited guests (one un-invited!!!). Duke seems to know everyone in town and I was introduced to dozens of inportant people (and a few beautiful children) - Adesh was with us and everyone adored him and he was very charming - smiling at eveyone. He reminds me of my grandchildren usually very well behavd in public. Of course Golu and Duke were beaming with all that attention their beautiful baby received! The newly married couple were stuck on a raised balcony and received many...Jump to full entry
Oct 27, 2007 - Going to Punjab
I had to get up at 06:00 because my driver was picking me up at 06:45 to take me to the train station. Of course Abid arranged that and the driver was on time. The poor "red cab" coolie here, had to carry my heavy suitase ( it contained two big bottles whiskey!!) on his head quite a long way from the car to right track. We had negotiated 200 Rubies ( approx. $2.25) but I did give him more - I am after all a "softie". My friends here give me hell when I pay more than agreed upon!! We soon on our way and even 20 minutes after departure we...Jump to full entry


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I agree. E.S. "Mac" Maloney, 90+ years young and long time author of Chapman's, has used a CQR successfully for decades. Tom Neale, another noted boating author, has cruised and lived aboard since the late 70s, logging several thousand miles per year, and he has also used a CQR successfully during that time.
If I were to suggest to them that their CQR was a bad anchor because it performed poorly in a controlled anchor test with 5 or so pulls, then I suspect their response would be one of disbelief, and possibly even hysterical laughter.
I have heard similar accolades from Bruce owners as well.
Do the "new generation" anchors offer improved performance over the older models? I believe so, but those older models certainly have earned a loyal following over the years....even up to this day. I still see them mounted on the bows of many different types of boats by a vast majority at the shows.
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fundamental point. The availability of better anchors doesn't make older anchors less good. It simply gives those of us in the market for an anchor better performing alternatives.
I've spent a lot of nights hanging on a CQR or a Bruce and many many nights on a Delta. I'm much more comfortable now hanging on a Rocna. I'd be just as happy on a Spade or Raya. Although I haven't used one, I'd probably be just as content on a Mantus or Manson Supreme.
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The Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine with this issue celebrates its 75th year of publication. During these 75 years, the journal has evolved from a publication with a narrow focus on anatomical and experimental pathology and a limited circulation to a journal covering the entire field of pathology and laboratory medicine with an international circulation. The journal started in 1926 as one of the Archives specialty journals of the American Medical Association (AMA) and today is published as the official journal of the College of American Pathologists (CAP) in association with the AMA. All CAP members receive the Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine as a membership benefit. This distribution, plus the additional subscription circulation to individuals and libraries, gives the journal an average monthly circulation of 16 000, the largest of any peer-reviewed journal covering the entire field of pathology and laboratory medicine.
This article will briefly review and celebrate the history of the ARCHIVES during its first three quarters of a century.
The founding editor of the ARCHIVES, Ludvig Hektoen, MD, of Chicago, Ill, was a beloved and nationally recognized leader both in the field of pathology and in medical research (Figure)[1-3] His research interests were broad and included the pathology of infectious diseases, immunology, and forensic pathology. He served as chair of the Departments of Pathology at both the Rush Medical College in Chicago and the University of Chicago and held many other leadership positions in medicine and pathology, both locally and nationally. Dr Hektoen was the recipient of numerous honors during his career, including membership in the National Academy of Sciences. He and a small editorial board of 5 distinguished American pathologists led the ARCHIVES during the first quarter of a century of its existence.
The editors following Hektoen included Granville Bennett, MD, chair of the Department of Pathology at the University of Illinois, 1950-1954; Paul R. Cannon, MD, chair of the Department of Pathology at the University of Chicago, 1954-1963; D. Murray Angevine, MD, chair of the Department of Pathology at the University of Wisconsin at Madison and then Associate Director for Research at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology in Washington, DC, 1964-1973; Kenneth M. Brinkhous, MD, chair of the Department of Pathology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1974-1983; and William W. McLendon, MD, vice-chair of the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1984-1997. Kenneth D. McClatchey, DDS, MD, chair of the Department of Pathology at Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, Ill, has served as the seventh editor of the ARCHIVES since 1998.
Over the years, the ARCHIVES has undergone various changes in direction and affiliation, while maintaining its association with the AMA and its commitment to the advancement of the field of pathology and laboratory medicine. The ARCHIVES began in 1926 as the Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. This was a farsighted title for the time, but for unknown reasons the "and Laboratory Medicine" was dropped in 1928. With the 50th anniversary issue in January 1976, the title returned to the original Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine.[4] This change in name reflected the reality of the practice of pathology and laboratory medicine in the last quarter of the 20th century. As well, it emphasized the fact that pathologists are physicians with a commitment to medicine. As a senior pathology resident at the time noted, "for the first time in years, the words `pathology' and `medicine' shared the masthead of a major pathology journal."[5]
In 1956, the ARCHIVES became the official journal of the American Society for Experimental Pathology. This relationship continued until 1970, when the American Journal of Pathology (founded in 1925) became the official journal of the American Society for Experimental Pathology and the American Association of Pathologists and Bacteriologists. The 2 societies later merged and in 1993 became the current American Society for Investigative Pathology.
In 1984, the CAP joined the AMA in sponsorship of the ARCHIVES.[6] Under this agreement, the AMA remained the publisher, while the CAP contributed significant financial support and provided the journal as a benefit to all of its members.
Peer-reviewed articles from the various CAP laboratory improvement programs soon began to appear in the ARCHIVES. These articles provide pathologists and others direct access to the data from these unique studies. Another major change occurred in 1988 with the publication of the first papers from a CAP conference.[7] These conferences were established to review advancing knowledge in specific areas of pathology and laboratory medicine. The proceedings of the first 12 CAP conferences were published in book form, a process that was time consuming and provided limited circulation. With the publication in the ARCHIVES of CAP Conference XIII on "The Evaluation of Proficiency Testing Results for Quantitative Methods in Relation to Clinical Usefulness," the peer-reviewed conference papers were indexed in the medical literature and were widely available in a timely fashion. Since that time, selected peer-reviewed papers from some 20 CAP conferences have appeared in the ARCHIVES.
The next major publishing development came in 1995, when the ARCHIVES became the official journal of the CAP,[8] which assumed full fiscal and editorial responsibility for the ARCHIVES, while the AMA retained ownership of the title. The college contracted with Allen Press in Lawrence, Kan, for publication of the journal, and this relationship has continued to be mutually beneficial.
In conclusion, as the ARCHIVES celebrates its diamond anniversary, the journal has an exciting mixture of 75 years of publication tradition with continuing innovation that assures its ongoing vitality. The ARCHIVES retains its status as a member of the AMA scientific publication group, which includes JAMA and the other 9 AMA specialty journals. The editor of the ARCHIVES continues to serve as a member of the JAMA Editorial Board and as one of the AMA specialty editors. Furthermore, the ARCHIVES remains committed to its traditional mission of providing pathologists and their colleagues with timely and reliable information to facilitate their provision of high-quality and innovative pathology and laboratory services to physicians and patients.
Under the dynamic leadership of the current editor, Dr Kenneth D. McClatchey, the ARCHIVES has accelerated the effort to provide enhanced benefits for authors and readers. The depth and breadth of the topics covered in a typical issue have continued to improve and expand. Color illustrations routinely appear on the cover, and the publishing of color figures is available to all authors at no additional cost. Residents have been brought into the publication process with the institution of the Residents' Page, where residents have the opportunity to present their cases for publication. An International Advisory Committee with 8 outstanding pathologists from around the world has been established in recognition of the global nature of the practice of medicine and of pathology. In response to the rapidly expanding field of electronic publication, the ARCHIVES now offers full text and illustration retrieval at the CAP Internet Web site at www.cap.org.
All those associated with the Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine--authors, editors, editorial board members, reviewers, editorial and publication staffs, and the sponsoring professional organizations--can take pride in its successes on this 75th anniversary and can look forward with confidence to its centennial celebration in 2026.
[1.] Fishbein M. Ludvig Hektoen: a biography and an appreciation. Arch Pathol. 1938;26:1-31.
[2.] Gruhn JG, Steigmann F Ludvig Hektoen, 1863-1951: founding editor of the Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. Arch Pathol Lab Med. 1993;117: 748-753.
[3.] Wissler RW. A trip through time to visit four scholarly pathologists I have known: first four editors of the Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. Arch Pathol lab Med. 1993;117:743-747.
[4.] Brinkhous KM, McLendon WW. The Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. Arch Pathol Lab Med. 1976;100:1-2.
[5.] Raff LJ. View of the young pathologist. Pathologist. 1983;37:125-128.
[6.] McLendon WW. The Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine: a new beginning. Arch Pathol Lab Med. 1984;108:13-14.
[7.] Langdell RD. The College of American Pathologists Conferences. Arch Pathol Lab Med. 1988;112:319.
[8.] McLendon WW. The Archives of Pathology and laboratory Medicine, the American Medical Association, and the College of American Pathologist: a journal in transition. Arch Pathol tab Med. 1995;119:13-15.
Accepted for publication July 18, 2000.
From the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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I hate to say this and maybe Im just to old, im actually 43 but why and how did this little stud become sooo haited by the world?!?!? I mean. , really what is he doing so bad that all the other young artist havnt done?! Its really all apart of growing experimenting, who would live right in the public eye with all that money and fame give him some time to grow and mature, hes still very young . I mean look what Brittney Spears Linsdy Lohan, look how bad and wild Jim Morrison was!!! Hes still a god in peoples eyes!!!!and man he did it all!!! And was even a little older.
So obviously little Justine is doing something wrong. sHe is definitely not a god in anyone's eyes, except maybe Selena's. She (Selena) came out when she started dating that little beeotch (Justine). I think part of the reason sHe is so disliked is because sHe is so disingenuous. Nothing real about her and sHe tries WAY too hard to be a thug, and sHe does not have what it takes. sHe should have stuck with music and not tried to be part of the thug scene. sHe blew it.
I think both of them need some time to mature they are still too young to make big decesions in life.
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She has acted that way ever since this little idiot got under her skin.
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Do you believe the Lord our strength in today's world of troubles? The Word says it in Psalms 37:39, "But the salvation of the righteous is of the Lord: he is their strength in the time of trouble."
What do we say and do in these troubled times? A time of trouble can make us weary, weak, and worried…or it can make us more discernable, determined, and strong in our faith. Many reading this column were taught the same lesson I was as a youngster… 'It isn't what happens to you in life that matters, it's how you take it that counts, what you do with it – how it leaves you."
Reading my devotion book, A Pocketful of Hope, before beginning my daily routine, gives evidence that God is our strength. These words touched my heart as I hope they do yours. "Let us not brook upon our dangers as if we alone in all the world were suffering, but let us keep busy about our home, our business, our community, our church, our nation – lifting the spirits of those with whom we come in contact. Become a 'Spirit – lifter" – an "Ambassador of One" – with courage and strength, bearing your share of the world's burdens, going about your daily tasks with uprightness of heart"
We have much work to do, we have a great task; time is of essence. These days of national crisis reminds us more urgently of the need for a strong America. We need a nation strong in moral character, strong in military might, strong in financial responsibility. This call for work and prayer. "Work as if everything depended on work…Pray as if everything depended on prayer!"
We believe in WORK, and COURAGE, and PRAYER…and turning our attention to doing our best in the days ahead, remembering always that from the Word of the Lord, our Bible, we have God's way of saving America…old as history, new as today."
These words from my daily devotional were penned by Mary Crowley and copyrighted in 1981. Remember the troubles of our nation in the 1980s? I do, as a working mother with two small children and a husband building a business in our new hometown – Clinton – that would become the greatest place in the whole world to raise our family and share our faith. I taught school, sold Avon and served as a territory supervisor, sold World Book Encyclopedias, and did home shows as a jewelry consultant. Cameron helped me bag Avon on Saturday mornings and do jewelry shows during the week. He would place the black velvet cloth on the table provided by our hostess and put the jewelry in place while I prepared for the show. Tim worked long days and nights building his insurance business.
The winter before Clint was born, we went with Charles and Mirjean (our neighbors) to cut wood. It wasn't for fun; it was to stay warm during the winter. Times were tough in our home and our nation, economically. Therefore, we took action and worked together as a family to get through them the best we could. Using the fireplace for heating our home made good sense. So, we set off with chainsaws in hand to bring home firewood. Tim had the real thing; Cameron clinched tightly his toy chainsaw, and followed his Dad's footsteps to the woods where troubles awaited us. I watched from a distance the accident that would keep Tim home for six weeks recovering and thanking God he was still alive after his chainsaw jackknifed and cut his knee. When we wondered what we would do, God already had plans in motion. He was teaching us to value life, to enjoy each day we have together without letting troubled times consume our lives. We learned what matters most in tough or triumphal times is keeping God first and trusting that everything else will fall into place.. Those tough years taught us to persevere, pray, and stay connected in love while trusting God to work it all out. And He did! We learned the value of family time, of faith, of family and friends, of leaving off some things we think we can't do without (we can), of leftovers, of enjoying the good things of life but not being obsessed with having them, of loving deeply and putting all 'our times' in the Lord's Hands. Have you also persevered through tough times? When we travel through tough times together in a spirit of love and seeking God's guidance and help…we will never stay stuck in sadness, sorrow, or situations that steal our happiness and hallelujuahs.
With each passing decade, we have seen tough times escalate throughout the world God created, but we must keep pressing forward in faith. John 16:33 says, "In the world ye shall have tribulations: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world." And HE has!
Let us unite as Christians, embracing these troubled times with prayer and purpose…sharing love and lessons of living connected to Christ… wherever He leads.
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Buddha Buzz: Birthday Parties and Abandoned DogsHappy birthday to the Dalai Lama! His Holiness turns 77 today. Here he is greeting Ogyen Trinley Dorje, one of the two claimants to the Karmapa's throne, at his birthday party in Dharamsala. And here he is again with some excited birthday revelers. You can see more photographs of the festivities on his official website. More »
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How to practice right speechIt's not enough to simply resolve to speak only what is "truthful, helpful, kind and timely." After all, we scarcely know which of the hundreds of voices in our head is going to "grab the mic" next. Vajrayana teacher Ken McLeod suggests we begin with a pretty straightforward method in his discussion of verse 34 of the 37 Practices of the Bodhisattva. Here's how it works: When you speak, listen to the sound of your own voice as if you are listening to another person talk. When you do this you hear immediately when what you are saying or how you are saying it is out of sync with the situation. If you are angry but aren't unaware of it, you hear the edge in your voice...you also hear when there's fear...or when you are trying to sell someone an idea, or when you are trying to seduce someone against their will.... There will be a little insistence or insincere charm in your voice. You may be surprised to hear your mother or father speaking..." More »
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You've got a minute left. How will you spend it?"There comes a point when you know you have take meditation seriously," Ken McLeod says in his discussion of verse 33 of The 37 Practices of a Bodhisattva. He hits us not long after with, "If you had 1 minute left in your life, how would you spend it?" Then he invites us to really stop for a moment and consider that very prospect, providing appropriate background sound effects: tick, tick, tick... If we're wondering, what with our ambitions, whether we've got the time to practice, practice itself will take care of that: All efforts to gain recognition and attention are undermined by your efforts to be awake and present in your life. They are mere compensations for a fear of death, unmet emotional needs, or the desire to be someone. More »
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Buddha Buzz: Mindfulness and Being a Buddhist WomanAs mindfulness has spread into the corporate world, there have been some who have expressed their reservations about it. Is mindfulness being appropriated to serve ends of corporate greed? Is it promoting good business ethics or, as some suspect, merely teaching people to concentrate better on making money? If we take this article—"Corporate Buddhism Training Helps Employees Understand that Job Dissatisfaction and Malaise Are Actually Nirvana"—the answers to these questions are a very frightening yes. From the article: More »
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