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BALTIMORE - SEPTEMBER 27: Terrell Suggs #55 of the Baltimore Ravens takes the field against the Cleveland Browns at M&T Bank Stadium on September 27, 2009 in Baltimore, Maryland. The Ravens defeated the Browns 34-3. (Photo by Larry French/Getty Images)
Terrell Suggs is on a roll. In addition to providing his typical anti-Patriots remarks to WEEI on Wednesday, the Baltimore linebacker also took some shots at the 49ers — the team his Ravens defeated in the Super Bowl earlier this month. During an interview with KNBR 680-AM in San Francisco, Suggs was asked his opinion on cornerback Cary Williams' assertion that the Niners were full of "fake tough guys." Never one to turn down an opportunity to talk smack, Suggs told the radio hosts that one of those "fake tough guys" plays on San Francisco's offensive line. He wouldn't specify who he was referring to, but then proceeded to praise every starter on the Niners line except right tackle Anthony Davis. Angered by this dig, Davis blasted Suggs on Twitter, calling the linebacker a "[f-----] loser" and insulting his two-tackle performance in the Super Bowl. Check out the series of tweets below (with some of the more vulgar ones removed). We went head to head in the Super Bowl. He made no plays.— Bam Davis (@AnthonyDavis76) February 27, 2013 Another case of a cornball wit money..he was a loser before he had the nfl backing him. You can tell by his moves. Thirsty for any hype. lol— Bam Davis (@AnthonyDavis76) February 27, 2013 ...do a dance for us Suggs. lol— Bam Davis (@AnthonyDavis76) February 27, 2013 age don't = wisdom.— Bam Davis (@AnthonyDavis76) February 27, 2013 Thumbnail photo via Facebook/San Francisco 49ers
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4. With a handheld or stand mixer, whisk the egg whites in a clean dry bowl on medium speed until frothy. Increase the speed to medium-high and whip until the whites hold a peak on the whisk or beaters (stop the mixer and lift to check).
5. Using the rubber spatula, gently fold the egg whites into the Key lime mixture. Using a measuring cup to scoop up the batter evenly, divide it among the ramekins so it comes to within 1/4 inch of the rims.
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Hiking along the Coast Trail
Walking along the Coast Trail, we crossed several picturesque bridges. During the Spring, the creeks below were still running strong, and covered with lush foliage. Absolutely beautiful and cooling. A must stop for a meditation moment type of spot.
Hiking along the Coast Trail
This photo shows a good reason for wearing long pants and sleeves when hiking the trails. This section of the Coast Trail had us walking through shoulder height thistles and various other weeds. In order to keep from bleeding profusely about our arms, we held our hands high. Beautiful though, yes?
Excellent hiking in Point Reyes
For this trip, Yubert and I were backpacking (you knew that already though - I repeat myself). Here's Yubert on Memorial Day, after we've packed up camp and are readying to head out on the Coast Trail, back to the Hostel, and my car.
Hiking along the Coast Trail
One more mile 'til the end of the trail and we're on our way back home. Loved how the sunlight dappled the path at this point. Cool breezes blew through the marsh to our left.
Hiking along the Laguna Trail
On our first day of back packing, as we near Coast Camp. The giant eucalyptus tree in the distance was our destination.
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Real Madrid have been boosted by the return of Cristiano Ronaldo for tomorrow's UEFA Champions League quarter-final first leg against Tottenham as the Spanish giants continue their quest for a record tenth European title.
Ronaldo had been a serious doubt for the clash after suffering a hamstring strain in the 19 March derby against Atletico, an injury which saw him miss two friendlies with Portugal and Saturday's league defeat to Sporting Gijon. Mourinho hinted after that match he might risk Ronaldo against Spurs and, after seeing him train without problems this afternoon, included the world's most expensive player in a 19-man squad.
There was further good news for Madrid with Marcelo, Angel Di Maria and Kaka also being available after injury doubts, while Gonzalo Higuain, who made his return against Sporting after over four months out, is also in the squad.
However, the nine-time European champions will be without in-form striker Karim Benzema. The Frenchman, who has scored 12 goals in his last 12 games and 21 in all competitions this season, suffered a hamstring injury on international duty and he sits the game out.
However, the return of Ronaldo - even though he might not be in perfect condition - is a timely fillip for Madrid as they look to bounce back from their shock loss to Sporting. That reverse ended Madrid's 25-match winning streak at the Bernabeu and was the first home league defeat Mourinho had suffered as coach in over nine years. It was also a potentially decisive result in Madrid's bid to wrest the Primera Division title off arch-rivals Barcelona, who are now eight points clear with just eight games to go.
Madrid cannot dwell on that match though, or the potential demise of their title dreams, as they prepare to play their first Champions League quarter-final since 2004, having fallen at the last 16 stage in each of the last six years.
"We can't think about Saturday's game, we need to think about the Champions League," said Mourinho. "It's a game many want to play in and not everyone can. It's been several years since Real Madrid have played in the quarter-finals of the Champions League. It's a game in the most important club competition in the world and there's no lack of motivation. It's a match that is too nice and too important to think about other things. I give the match a 10 (out of 10) for importance."
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Mourinho, who is looking to become the first coach to conquer Europe with three different clubs, also reiterated that a 0-0 draw in tomorrow's first leg would not necessarily be a poor scoreline for Madrid, even though they are playing at home. "Since I've been playing in the Champions League I've said that a goalless draw at home in the first match is not a bad result, although that doesn't mean we will be going out to play for a draw," he said.
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In an earlier article, British heavyweight David Haye discussed the details of February's infamous press conference brawl with Dereck Chisora and his trainer Don Charles. The brawl took place in Munich, Germany, at the press conference which followed Chisora's decision loss to WBC champion Vitali Klitschko. In the earlier news brief, Haye states that he broke the jaw of Chisora's trainer and found below is the likely shot that did it.
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Haye was right to defend himself on that day - no, I don't think he was wrong at all.
It's true, as much as I like Chisora as a boxer, he really isn't the nicest person and has the bully mentality with next to no respect against some of the world's most accomplished sportsmen in The Klitschko brothers. What Haye did with the Klitschko's was nothing but promotion and trash talk - he did not physically and would never do something as physical to the Klitschkos such slap them, spit on them (as well as biting another Boxer in the ring) etc...Anyone who believes Haye was wrong to do what he did should really think about the situation from his point of view at that time - Chisora's whole entourage was there and they were threatening. Given Chisora's history, you know he's not going to talk...he's going to give you one. The reasons Haye has given are completely acceptable in my book.
Don't forget, it was Chisora who put his hands on David first - not the other way around.
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I accidently clicked on the buffer on that video and look what turned up
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After 12 rounds of a championship fight vs VITALI,CHISORA still had the strenght to make a brawl with HAYE..amazing!!1CHISORA fought that night in the ring not like HAYE vs WLAD so i believe CHISORA is a damn tough basrad animal that HAYE can't take in a real fight,obviously if HAYE starts to fight like he did vs WLAD,he will make become this fight a ****....i hope HAYE will come with the same balls CHISORA brought vs VITALI!!!
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i wish he fought with that sort of aggression and threw punches like that in his fights
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Legendary night lmao
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LMAO the first pic is like a beginning to an intense love scene.
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Published: 6-1-2010 11:00 am
WAYNE, Neb. (May 24, 2010) - Wayne State is known regionally for the culture of student success that drives the college's outstanding student graduation rate. Now that recognition has moved onto the national stage. A recent report published by the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) profiled Wayne State among 15 public colleges and universities from across the nation, noting that WSC's "success in raising graduation rates may provide other institutions with practices and strategies that work to help more students succeed."These 15 public colleges and universities - including institutions in Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina and Texas - are outperforming most similar institutions in helping students stay on track and graduate, a major new report from SREB shows. The report, Promoting a Culture of Student Success: How Colleges and Universities Are Improving Degree Completion, profiles six public institutions in SREB states: Murray State and Western Kentucky universities in Kentucky, Delta State University in Mississippi, North Carolina Central and Elizabeth City State universities in North Carolina, and Sam Houston State University in Texas.All of the institutions in Promoting a Culture of Student Success outperform similar colleges and universities by having relatively high graduation rates compared with similar institutions, based on criteria developed by SREB. The report also outlines common approaches and strategies that these institutions are using to boost student success for other institutions, university systems and states to use.Wayne State was approached by SREB to participate in the study on the basis of the college's success in graduating students despite many of WSC's students coming from disadvantaged economic backgrounds and having low median SAT or ACT scores. SREB researchers found that Wayne State achieves its graduation rate through a culture of "friendliness," "care," "attentiveness" and "excellent cooperation between academic, student services and other administrative units.""These institutions are helping many students complete college degrees who otherwise often do not graduate," said Cheryl Blanco, an SREB vice president who co-wrote and researched the report with consultant Paul Bradley. "The strategies they're using can be adopted by other colleges and universities, and will guide state policy decisions to improve degree completion across the nation," she said.Despite rising college enrollment, improvement in students' timely completion of bachelor's degrees in the United States has stalled, according to the report. Less than one-third of degree-seeking, full-time freshmen in public four-year institutions graduate in four years. Most students who enter college as first-time, full-time freshmen take at least six years to earn a bachelor's degree - and only 55 percent graduate in that time span. And research shows that students from disadvantaged economic backgrounds or with low SAT/ACT scores are even less likely to complete bachelor's degrees than their classmates.The institutions profiled in the SREB report are helping more students complete degrees while also providing a quality education. These institutions often serve a comparatively high percentage of students from low-income families and students with average-or-below scores on standardized achievement tests. Yet their six-year graduation rates are near the national average for all students. The study team used The Education Trust's College Results Online database to select colleges and universities that met these criteria in 2006: a six-year graduation rate of at least 45 percent; a median SAT score no higher than 1050 (ACT average of approximately 25); a proportion of students receiving Pell Grants of at least 25 percent; and Carnegie Classification as a public baccalaureate or master's institution. At the time of the 2006 report, Wayne State's graduation rate was 52 percent; median SAT score was 990; and 38.9 percent of the college's students received Pell grants.Using the study criteria, SREB selected 15 institutions for this report: California State University, Long Beach and California State University, Stanislaus; Western Illinois University; Murray State University and Western Kentucky University; Delta State University; Northwest Missouri State University; Wayne State College; Montclair State University in New Jersey; Queens College, The City University of New York and The College of Staten Island, The City University of New York; Elizabeth City State University and North Carolina Central University; Clarion University of Pennsylvania; and Sam Houston State University in Texas.The report's key recommendations call for institutions to:
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In a session that was much tweeted about at JAX London today, the new site try-clojure.org was introduced. The session, titled Getting started with Clojure, and presented by John Stevenson (@JR0cket on Twitter), aimed to introduce:
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Based on the tweets, this was a highly entertaining session:
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<p>Thank you for the great write up. The JAX London ...
by jr0cket - 2011-04-14 07:12
Thank you for the great write up. The JAX London was fantastic and I learnt a whole host of new ideas and new technology. I really enjoyed the workshop by Ted Neward on pragmatic architecture, the keynote by Dan North and the Java 7 talk by Martin Verberg. It was also great to see what has been happening with TomEE, tomcat with the Java EE web profile by David Blevins and Jonathan Gallimore.
I was pleasantly surprised at how many people turned up to my Clojure talk and engaged with me during the presentation. It can be a very long three days at any conference, so I tried to ensure that I kept people awake and engaged, it seems to have worked.
I hope that I can do more talks at JAX London when they return later in the year. Perhaps doing a half day or full day workshop.
Thank you
John Stevenson.
You're welcome, John. From across the Atlantic, JAX London ...
by kfarnham - 2011-04-16 20:13
You're welcome, John. From across the Atlantic, JAX London Spring Edition certainly looked like a great conference. Some day I hope to be able to attend!


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This Cream of Corn Soup is a fabulous appetizer ! Relish this creamy corn soup at leisure and tell me how you've enjoyed it ! Your suggestions about the Cream of Corn Soup are welcome !
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Good morning! The birds are singing and the temps are perfect. It's gonna be a great day of riding.
Just had one minor malfunction for the morning. The jet boil fuel canister kicked the bucket. They need some kind of fuel level indicator on them. It had enough juice to get the water warm enough for oatmeal and coffee though. Just barely.
10 miles before I turned off on 226 was the last time I've passed a car. I'm about 50 miles into not having seen a car, atv, horse rider, or anybody. This will continue.
I'm heading up 732 on the North end of the Independence Range. The stunning views keep on coming.
After the big ass mine I passed, the road got really wide and smooth. Mines maintain this and it's click off some high speed gravel miles.
At 225 I made a right and went only one mile South to get on 746/Bruneau River Loop.
Here's a great pic looking back West at the Independence Mountains.
Back across the desert. I implemented a speed limit for my self here. It occurred to me just how long it's been since I've seen another person. 70mph is the tops. I'd look down and be doing 85, slow down, look down and see 85 again. Finally, I got it to stick at 70 with some judiciousness.
The Jarbidge Mountains again come into view. This time from a different perspective.
I intersected with 748 that I had come South on yesterday. I just had to retrace six miles before I took a different fork. Instead of continuing to Jarbidge, I made a left on 067 which follows the Bruneau River.
This road came as a recommendation from another IAMC club member. He had written about this road in his RR and I knew I wanted to see it. I planned a big chunk of my trip around it. My route would have been very different if I didn't learn of this road. Still the same destinations, but a different order.
I passed though a closed gate with several warning signs. Burned area, possible washout, yada, yada, yada.
I stopped here to adjust my cheap earbuds and add my extra fuel to the tank. It's quite a unique experience to have to add fuel in a place like this.
I took a ton of photos on this leg of the trip. It was absolutely beautiful and isolated. The road was a lot of fun. A truck could make it, but it would would have the ULTIMATE set of redneck pinstripes on it. The road is getting a bit over grown.
There was a fire here and it burned a lot of acres. Not sure when it happened, but it was quite sometime ago.
There were also several offshoots that climbed out of the river valley and over the Copper Mountains into that beautiful valley I was photographing and soaking in yesterday. I'm a little Southwest and over the peaks. I think I will make a trip back here in the fall to see the leaves and ride some of these 4WD roads. They look like a lot of fun and I know the scenery is going to be awesome.
I saw three of these old telephone poles. That's all that remained. Actually, they look old enough, they may be telegraph poles!
The biggest stream crossing of several. Nothing major, but one was a little rocky and required some care with regards to wheel placement.
How does a tree grow out of a rock like that?
An old stone dwelling. Tough life out here.
I made it out of the canyon and back onto a "main" road. Still haven't seen a soul since yesterday.
First challenge point of the day. Rowland. Not much here. I'm sure there used to be.
I'll let you digest all those photos for awhile. Back later. The day of riding is just getting going!
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I continued on from this quick challenge point stop. The road went just a little ways before it bent and went up to the high desert and out of the beautiful canyon land.
Then, lots of this. Lots and lots of this.
I'm cruising along and this bird flies out in front of me 'n Hobbes and tries to out run us. He lost. Hobbes thumped him. I didn't see him bounce off, and I thought about stopping to make sure he was dead and not suffering, but I hit him hard. I'm sure he was vulture food on the road behind me.
70mph, Tyson. 70mph.
70mph. Gotta stick to 70mph.
Once I made it to the highway I still hadn't seen a person or a car all day. And into yesterday. Another 15 miles down the highway was when I saw my first car. I figure it was about 175 miles of riding without seeing a soul. Now that's solitude.
I stopped in Bruneau for fuel and food. I was out on both accounts. I filled my Camelbak with fresh water and ice. Had to pay 25 cents for ice at the restaurant. I squawked about it for a second and the high school girl told me I could just grab some. Then I felt bad, cause that place really isn't that busy and they probably needed the 25 cents more than I did. I was glad they were open and made a great tuna melt.
Now it was decision time. Home or head over the Owhyhee Mountains into Oregon to get some more challenge points? It was about 3:00. Hmm. If I go home, what will I do? Nothing probably. Might as well keep on riding.
The only problem with that was, the camera battery was getting low. Like really low. I could always take the challenge pics with my phone, but then my readers would suffer and just have to read about the rest of my trip and not see it. I guess I'll chance it and take a few less pics.
Hwy 78 it is!
One of those peaks is my next destination.
There is a lot of awesome OHV areas in the foothills of the Owyhee Mountains and my friends and I ride this area a lot in the winter time. One of the areas at Fossil Creek has some GIANT sand hill climbs. I began to wonder as I passed the trail head, could Hobbes make it up that big ass hill?
This one.
That was my buddy from work, Brandon. I never made it up with the CRF and Terry never made it up on his 300EXC. Am I really fucking crazy to want to try that on a 500 lb 93 HP dirt bike? I'll bring a shovel and smooth the run in to carry more speed. I'll also have a brand new rear tire mounted. I'll also wait til the Fall when we get some rain to firm up the sand a bit like we had that day in the video. I think I can do it. Either way, success or failure, it will be an awesome video. Am I crazy for having these thoughts? I'd like to hear your opinions.
I made the turn off to Silver City and the was a fair amount of traffic coming down from the weekend warriors.
I found my turn off to War Eagle Mountain and headed up. It was a fun road and I wasn't concerned with tire wear or fuel mileage.
There were a number of points that were tough. Really rocky steps and washed out ruts. It took some finesse and energy. The next pic is the view looking up at the last section of the climb. Fuck me! Now that was tough! When I told a veteran Idaho dual sport rider and friend at work on Monday that I made it all the way to the towers, he was pretty impressed. Frankly, so was I. I've done harder, but this was good one.
Success! At the top.
Remember that bird? I found him. Wedged between Hobbes' headlight and beak. And I mean wedged! I tried to pull him out, but pulled his head off instead! I'm actually going to have to do disassembly to remove him when I get home!
Looking in the direction of the Treasure Valley and Boise, The Owyhees can be seen very clearly from Boise. They are long ways away, but they are also big.
On the way down and into Silver City.
The next challenge point is just outside of Silver City somewhere. I'm trying to find the road and am frustrated by where exactly the GPS point is marked. There is no road that goes there. I find one that looks like it wraps within a few hundred feet of it and take it. I think the road was Long Gulch.
It was a friggin ATV trail that was steep, loose, and rocky. Very tough on a bike this size. There was a point all I could do was grab more throttle and hope for the best. Seriously. It was tough. And this is coming from me. Somebody who generally seeks this shit out on the big bikes. I guess I just wasn't in the mood for something like this. My club rating system rated this as a Level 2 Challenge point. This ATV track pushed into Level 4 type stuff. And 5 is considered insane.
I finally got to a point that I could stop and catch my breath and turn around. I had passed the challenge point and it was getting farther away on my GPS as I had no choice but to keep climbing and stay on the gas.
It did get me some really cool vantage points of Silver City that I've never seen. This is NOT a ghost town. It is inhabited and a very busy place in the summer. Tons of people on ATVs all over the place. Not a fucking one wearing a helmet either. They are as bad, or worse, than Harley riders. Why do people refuse to protect themselves? Oh yeah, that's right, accidents never happen on an ATV. Silly me.
Anyways, back to Silver City. It's a super cool place and I'd like to have the time to actually walk around it sometime. I'm always in such a rush when I get here.
Read a bit about it HERE.
Coming up this was a pain in the ass today.
I tried another route to get closer to the point and ended up at the cemetery. I thought the road continued and I almost ended up in the river. I hit the brakes, but I was already going down the embankment. The trail went that way, but I had no idea what it was going be like getting out the other side to the main road. I had a tedious turnaround with a few choice swear words rolling out of my helmet. Fuck it. This is where I'm taking the pic.
Then I realized I had cell service and checked the club website to see where others were taking the photo. Right at the main intersection just outside of Silver City. Oh well, at least I got some good views and burned more than a few calories.
Here's the real pic.
The conclusion of my short little 800 mile overnighter coming up.
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Is anybody else having problems seeing all the photos in my last post? These pages get really long.
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Not having any problems from the other side of the world Tyson!!!
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No problems from the other side of town (Nampa). The pictures are great and the narration is awesome. So, Hobbs will do 85 mph on a dirt road, carry you up hills, over nasty rocks and catch birds. Now thats talent.
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That's no moon.
"It is far better to grasp the Universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring." -- Carl Sagan
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Glad you guys weren't having any problems. I refreshed my browser a number of times last night and the pics just wouldn't load. Looks fine now.
The conclusion will have to wait. There's actually a really cool story to write and it's gonna take some time. Time that I don't have right now. Wanna know why? It's the 4th of July and I don't have to work til 4 tomorrow. I'm going riding! See ya.
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It's amazing what you can do with a little speed, wet soil and fresh knobbies. I bet you make it if you pick the right gear and keep the wheel speed and momentum up.
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It is hilarious you asked an old time local about the history of a place and he hadno idea, we get that here. I was at a small remote town called Ivanhoe (NSW) and staying at the pub (bar in your language), the only one in town (there is only a dozen buildings) drinking and chatting with an old bloke from one of the local farms.
After an hour or so I ask him about the name of the farm written on the side of his ute, I cannot remember it but it was an odd name so I asked it's origin or meaning. He says "I have no idea and never thought of it before" so I ask how long has he worked there. He half explodes "worked there, I've owned it for over 50 years".
Keep up the effort, love the countryside and roads, so similar to here only we don't get the snow. This means where it is to steep for farming it is basically rain forest so you do not get the panoramas, too many trees.
Maybe one day we will share a beer and story or two.
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Epic as always, man such a beautiful, historic area.
Jess and I loved it around there. (http://blog.trailimage.com/2010/07/silver-city.html)
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WOW Tyson Just got home from hanging in the mountains with family, trying to do some catching up...
Man you are really covering some serious ground. Beautiful Pictures and an excellent writing style to boot. I truly know how much work goes into writing a decent Article or RR...... I do appreciate the tenacious pursuit and love of the ride to pen out here.
OK, so you cover more ground than I like to do but have the utmost respect for your endeavor. I too do much more solo riding than I care to admit to, but that is just how it pans out for me. I don't think I mind it too much until the end of the day when it it would be great to sit in camp with a cold barley pop and share the the days experience with someone, and reading between the lines I sorta detect that feeling in your writing........ I empathize with you man.
So, young Grasshopper you are gaining knowledge to know there is a time and a place for everything (riding styles) Setting yourself a pace limit on the open stretches ( I know those roads you've ridden) sticking to 70 ! I have had trouble keeping Moya out of Starburst events ( that's triple digits) too, but as a seasoned man I truly wish to be around for many more years to enjoy retirement riding, not laid up healing I do applaud you but I would have set a lower limit of 60 ish...... but I too would have violated that restriction on that Rowland road
Now as to that ATV trail, had I been with you I would of called you a few names told you to "Fuk off" and meet you at the bottom, your oon your own ( with age comes some wisdom) on the DRZ probably . At 58 on a 500 pound Orange beast, your nuts....
Anyway keep it up, your doing a excellent job
I have not done that area, yet so I guess I'll have to run it solo also to get my challenge points documented. Unless you want to ride it again with an old (but not too slow) man My route would vary from yours
I chuckled at the part about donations; as a retired guy now on a fixed income stream, tires, fuel and parts (chains-n-sprockets) can indeed impact riding, so I have had to curtail my riding also thus I have nothing really to write-up I been saving up $$$ as I have 3 big rides in July. WOooh. Don't take that as a whine cause I am loving my life right now just had to make life adjustments. Wish I had the cajones to ask for money to keep riding.... you da man!
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Sam, please take him out riding and 'warm him down' for me. My visit out there in a couple of month will benefit from it. Thank you
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Did you mean wear him down or slow him down, either way I think the opposite to be true, he'll wear me out.
I can hear it now................ Oh come on lets ride some more we still have daylight................. Come on man we did good we rode 300 miles, we can do another 100 easy it's only 5 PM........................... That trail looks like fun I'll go first you follow, "It won't be that Bad"..........
And my retort .... what part of NO Way don't you get
On a serious note hope I get an opportunity to meet you if you get out this way. How are you acclimating to that 950 Beast? That thing is not as sedate as the GW..... Oh you already figured that out I'm sure. Kinda like going from a piper to a P51 and the maintenance too
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Hi Sam.
I really enjoy having the company around the fire at night. But, the more time I spend by myself, the I am comfortable with it and actually enjoy it. I'll always choose to ride with people vs. alone. But if I have do, it ain't so bad.
I'd love to get down that way again. Lots of stuff to explore. I'd really like to get in there during peak fall colors to see the Copper Basin with all those Aspens. Wanna take a Fall Colors tour down there?
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By Jake Donovan - For the second time in less than a year, Orlando Salido and Juan Manuel Lopez met in Puerto Rico to provide a leading candidate for Fight of the Year.
For the second time in less than a year, Salido proved to be superior to Lopez.
In terrific featherweight war that saw both fighters hit the deck as well as one of the best rounds in recent boxing history, Salido repeated last years success with a 10th round knockout Saturday evening at Coliseo Roberto Clemente in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The fight began in exact opposite form of their first clash last April. Salido wasnt forced to fight from behind, instead coming out as the aggressor and taking the fight to a surprisingly hesitant Lopez. Both fighters had moments of success in a razor thin open round, Lopez pumping his jab and Salido landing clean right hands.
Salido cleaned up in rounds two and three, charging forward to the point of bullying the Puerto Rican southpaw. The fear going in was that Lopez stood no chance of exorcizing past demons unless he dramatically improved his defense and proved to be his undoing through the first few rounds.
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Lost all respect for Juan Ma when he started blaming everyone after the fight. Sad part is that he had crooked judges on his side and a ref that was letting him get away with everything, and he still managed to get KO'd.
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Like I posted in the past thread on this fight, I predicted before this fight that it was going to be more or less the same fight with the same outcome..It was a way better fight than the 1st & the KO was even better than the 1st.. I had Salido way ahead & the round that Juanma scored the KD, was Salido's round until the Juanma scored that nice KD..After such a good fight & a gutsy performance by both fighters, Juanma just had to fuk everything up in the post fight interview.. Juanma is definitely a sore looser & is fuked in the head for the stupid accusations he made towards the ref(actually both, father & son).. The ref actually was going to give him a chance cause ANY other ref in their right mind would have stopped the fight as soon as Juanma got up cause he was wobbling all over the place!! Juanma is done & if or when he goes up in weight & fights an elite fighter, he gonna get KO'd faster!!& his stupid ass deserves it!!
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JuanMa is a little baby making nothing but excuses, first fight and second, he has no class and a sore loser. Glad Salido went in and did work.
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He was up but he couldn't stay up he was reaching for the ref. Good win for Salido
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i think juanma wants to get ko n never get up lol, he can take punch all night he was gettin beat up bad, salido es cabron!!!!!!!!!! i cant believe people still want a rematch lol, i guess they like seeing juanma take a beating dude has balls
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Juanma's post fight comments reminds me of the guy in the bar that can't leave the place standing up and barely can make himself understood when being denied another drink:
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Mad as hell
About the judges, where do they get them from? seems like they are always watching the wrong freaking fight. What was up with the score cards? are you kidding me? they should never score another fight ......damn!
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Posted: April 19, 2014|
Some food banks have warned they may have to close in the next year because of the increasing cost of providing food.
City council research found in February there were 42 organisations – mainly religious groups and charities – facing increasing demand for hot meals and food parcels from those who cannot afford to feed themselves.
The council said "a sizable minority" of the food banks have expressed concern about their ability to continue.
Head of revenues and benefits at the council, Caroline Jackson, said community groups were struggling to get enough food to redistribute and have scaled back the amount they hand out.
It has been collecting information from the groups to try to get an accurate scale of food poverty in the city.
In a report, she said: "A sizeable minority of food banks expressed concerns regarding their ability to operate their existing delivery model and existing resources are inadequate to meet the level of demand experienced.
"Over 80 per cent of food banks have reduced average distribution from three days of food to between one and two days per referral.
"Three of the providers we had previously identified ceased trading due to funding withdrawal or the collapse of distribution agreements at the end of 2013.
"More than 40 per cent of those operating today are either due to close or are at risk of closure within the next 12 months."
The charity FareShare Leicester provides nearly 90 per cent of the food distributed by the city's food groups and provided nearly 750,000 meals last year.
FareShare charges an annual fee to organisations that take its food to cover its costs, but that has risen from £600 to £700 for fortnightly deliveries to £1,200.
Ms Jackson's report said the main reason for potential closures was a lack of funding.
FareShare Leicester trustees chairman John Willetts said: "Our fees have gone up but that reflects the range, volume and value of food we provide.
"That food is also delivered to the community groups who use us.
"There is research we have done that shows for the fee of £1,000 to £1,200 they get food with a retail value of £13,000 and for that they get the food delivered to them.
"We know that a few of our community food members, and it is less than a handful, have said they cannot afford the annual membership or that it is no longer their priority. That, of course, is their decision.
"We now provide chilled food. We have just installed a second walk-in chiller which gives us much greater capacity.
"That came at a cost and we have to cover our costs."
FareShare Leicester is now supporting 61 charities to help meet demand, a 69 per cent increase in the past 12 months.
A total of 2,920 people received food from the charity every day last year, up from 1,720 in 2012.
The Gilmorton Development Group runs a small food bank on Aylestone's Gilmorton estate.
Group spokesman Alan Potter said: "If the fee was to go up to £1,200, it would be fatal and I think a lot of groups would drop out."