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Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Sep 2007
Location: Okie near Muskogee
Oddometer: 3,907
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Pacific NW
Oddometer: 124
I'm not sure if I started getting more conservative or I just got better riding off road
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Pacific NW
Oddometer: 124
A little about Steve and Geoff
They come from a little island across the pond known as Great Britain. I'm not sure how great it is. They all seem to talk funny and drive on the wrong side of the road.
Anyway, Steve and Geoff are riding Yamaha XT660s which they shipped over and picked up in Baltimore, Maryland.
They took 6 weeks to ride across the US and specifically to do the TAT. They bought 2 sets of Sams maps with roll charts and everything. I had downloaded GPSKevins, so I am at their mercy when the two map sets don't align.
Steve is a Mountaineer. For the last 17 years he's been a guide in all sorts of places. Nepal, Antarctica, Morocco, Namibia...etc. He's not a stranger to travel.
Geoff is trying to get out of the working classes. He has one foot into retirement but I don't think he's totally ready to make the jump yet. My favorite Geoff fact is that he was a sidecar racer in the past. He wasn't the driver, he was the crazy person climbing all over the place while moving at mach speed.
They both like good beer.
Maybe it's me who doesn't know what he's getting into by hanging out with them..... hmmm.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Pacific NW
Oddometer: 124
Day 22 Wednesday June 25
Trinidad CO to Salida CO
We started the day off right. Gas up. Both us and the bikes. Steve and I found breakfast burritos in the gas station.
We head out of town on pavement looking for the first turnoff onto the dirt. Steve saw it late and hit the brakes hard, I was screwing with my GPS and looked up just in time to avoid plowing into the rear of Steves bike. I did brush his side bags though. That would have been an awesome start to our adventure together(where's the sarcastic font at?). End Steves trip before we even hit the dirt. Luckily no collisions were had.
We hit the dirt and did lots of long straight dirt roads before we finally got to some hills.
We went up Starvation Creek and over a pass and through some woods and arrived in a town in time for lunch.
I was looking at my rear tire and it didn't look like it was going to last more than a day or two.
I have been known to not be the best at estimating tire life. This has been evident on a couple of occasions when I was sure I'd have enough tread to get to Idaho and back to Portland, only to get to Idaho with threads showing.
With that knowledge, I figured I'd better get the tire changed now while we were still fairly close to civilization and not in the middle of Nevada.
I love my bike - I hate my bike.
I know my bike has an unusual tire size but I didn't realize that there wouldn't be a knobby tire that size in all of Colorado. After exhausting my resources in the small town of Westcliffe and finding out that the shops in Salida had closed and they didn't have my size in Canon City, I ended up riding into Pueblo.
When I got there I did a search for all motorcycle shops in town and started calling them to see if they had anything in my size. No one did. I drove to the last shop on the list instead of calling them.
HyMark motorsports in West Pueblo. They didn't have a tire in my size either but they were really helpful and started calling other shops in Colorado Springs, an hour up the road. They didn't find anything in my size either. They did find a shop (Rocky Mountain) that had a tire in 130/90-17, stock is 140/70-17. It was close enough in size for me.
The only problem was that it was now after 4 and they closed at 5.
I remembered that there was a Rocky Mountain shop here in town. I drove over there to see if they might have the same size tire as their shop in Colorado Springs. Luckily enough they did.
I bought it and proceeded to change my tire in their parking lot. I was sweating but it wasn't hot enough to make the tire nice and pliable only nice and miserable.
I eventually got it put onto the wheel and got it all mounted onto the bike.
I got a text from Steve telling me what hotel they were in in Salida CO.
I ate dinner then loaded up and headed to Salida. I arrived about 10pm and the guys were already in bed. I got a room and did the same.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Pacific NW
Oddometer: 124
DAY 23 Thursday June 26
Salida CO to Durango CO
Arose to a beautiful morning and hotel continental breakfast. What could be better?
Met up with Steve and Geoff after packing up the bike and laid out a plan for the day. My plan, follow where they lead and hope to not screw up their trip or mine. Their plan, follow their GPS's and roll charts. Oh ya....6 PASSES
We started the action pretty quick with a run up Marshall Pass which is also the Continental Divide.
Officially it's all downhill from here to the Pacific. But we're not going to be following the water. We are headed over 5 more passes this day on our journey West. Tomichi Pass and Los Pinos Pass before lunch in the beautiful town of Lake City.
After some lunch we head straight out of town and up Cinnamon Pass. There were quite a few Jeeps in this part of Colorado. We passed several coming down and passed others that were headed up.
Steve had a get off heading up this pass.
I'm not sure what happened but it looked like it was in slow motion. I knew he wasn't hurt so the priority is get the picture then help him pick his bike up.
We got him all situated and moving in the right direction. UP.
This little guy was just mugging for the camera. He ran over and hung around looking at us. It even looked like he was smiling for the camera at one time, but I suck at photography and missed the shot.
We passed through some snow banks that were over 6ft high on the way up. Quite impressive I thought to still have that much snow in June.
On the West side of Cinnamon pass is the ghost mining town of Animas Forks. It's a little tourist destination to come see. You can drive a Prius to this town from a different direction than how we got there and how we were leaving the town.
California Pass accent starts right there in the ghost town. This was the funnest Pass of the day. I'm not sure funnest is the right word. It was definitely the most technical. 12ft snow banks, loose shale road, muddy steep tight switchbacks with huge drop offs..... yeah fun.
The following video is from Steves GoPro. Both Geoffs and mine had run out of juice by this point.
From there we went straight into Hurricane Pass then into Corkscrew before hitting any pavement.
To add to the excitement it was raining on us off and on during these passes. It was great fun. Probably one of the best days of riding I've had. We were scratching 13k feet on some of these passes. Lots of frozen lakes and snow banks to pass by. Lots of great views and steep cliffs to potentially fall off.
Steve had a friend that lived in Durango that had wanted to see him if he got close.
We headed about an hour south of the TAT to the city of Durango on the "Million Dollar Highway". There were some really fun sections of pavement on this. Geoff is a really good rider and we were testing the stickyness of our knobby tires. Steve was right behind us but I think he was playing it a little safer in the corners than Geoff or I.
Unfortunately when we got to Durango there was some miss-communication between Steve and his friend and they didn't actually get to meet up. We went ahead and got a hotel room instead of camping at his friends. I wasn't complaining because we were all sharing one room now so my hotel costs just got cut down by 2/3's. Luckily no one had a snoring issue and we all slept well that night.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Pacific NW
Oddometer: 124
I don't recall which pass this is but google made a pano out of my pics automatically and I thought it was cool.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Pacific NW
Oddometer: 124
DAY 24 Friday June 27
Durango CO to Monicello UT
Slept like a log. I didn't notice pain in any parts of my body where there shouldn't be so I figured that Steve and Geoff didn't have there way with me last night.
Got the bikes packed up and headed out...... DAMN it's cold. Geoff and I had our heated grips on high. Steve was cussing at his bike or more directly, his broken heated grips. Even with those on, I was shivering and wishing I had my heated vest with me.
The 3 of us shivered our way up to Silverton where we stopped at the first gas station to warm up and grab some snacks for breakfast.
In the parking lot were a couple more riders doing the TAT. Kevin (KevinBB on ADV) and Brian (bdsmoto on ADV) are from North Carolina and riding a DRZ400 and 500exc respectively. We chatted a little bit about our experiences so far.
The 4 of them were regaling all the fun they had in the mud and unsuccessful river crossings back east on the TAT. I had no such stories due to riding on pavement most of that time. Therefore I figured it was a good time to go use the facilities of this fine establishment and let the 4 of them reminisce.
Kevin and Brian were doing GPSKevins track. Yesterdays routing seems to be the only major differences that I have seen. They route you totally differently. I think only Cinnamon pass was the same. They got cock blocked by snow on the first pass they tried that morning. Hancock I believe.... hmmm.... that would mean they got Hancock blocked..... Stop rolling your eyes at me. I'm funny damn it.
Kevin and Brian took off for Ophir Pass. This is where we were headed also but we weren't done unthawing and eating.
Once we finished, we then headed out for Ophir also.
Ophir was a fun pass besides the rain on the west side of it.
Geoff in the rain
By the time we got down to the bottom of Ophir we had caught up to K&B. I don't think they realized it though. They didn't stop at the bottom to chat or anything, they just took straight off.
Steve, Geoff and I stopped long enough to snap some pics in the rain.
Look blue sky
Take off on the pavement till the next dirt section.
Steve and Geoff like to play this game "See who notices the missed turn first". They kept playing this the whole trip.
I always just figured it was the difference between GPSKevins and Sams so I would never get to play.
Anyway, we get turned back around and headed up the dirt road and I notice that Kevin and Brian must play the same game. As we're headed up the mountain, they are coming back down the paved road that our intrepid leader was going to take us down. I wave to them but I don't think they noticed us up there.
Now they are behind us, not for long. Brian does not seem to like to be behind us eating dust. He passes us all up over the course of a couple miles then notices that Kevin is not following his lead so he stops to regroup with Kevin. A little while later Brian again goes past us again but again no Kevin. At this point I'm starting to think that Brian is just an ass that likes to make other people eat his dust.
Brian stops at a fork in the trail eventually and we all stop there and start chatting. Brian doesn't seem like an ass while we're here talking. He's actually a really cool guy.
This fork in the trail is for a bypass or the regular route which says "muddy and rocky" on Sams maps.
We all agree to do the muddy, rocky track and bail only when it gets too bad.
It turned out to be a really nice 2 track through the forest. There was a couple of mud pits that had routes around though. Steve decided to find out how deep and muddy one was. Well he took a little bath and his bike took a nap. He got it righted before I could get and pics but he has it on video and I took some as he left the pit.
Geoff was pulling rear duty and when he got to the mud pit he discovered that his GPS had come off.
He had plugged in the power cable not to far back so he rode back to find it while i waited at the mud. He showed up a little bit later with no GPS.
We both hop off of our bikes and start walking the trail to see if it may have bounced into some shrubbery. No dice. He thinks he may not have gone back far enough.
We decide I should catch up to the other guys as it's been about 15 min of searching and they didn't know anything about the missing GPS. Geoff will catch us, hopefully with his GPS.
I noticed before that with a little faster pace the trail was much easier. So I'm hauling ass.... having a blast. this is some great fun. There were a couple of forks that I had to use some tracking skillz to find the right way but I eventually caught up to Steve, Kevin and Brian.
You thought I was gonna crash or something huh?
I explain everything to the guys. Within 5-10 min Geoff rolls up. GPS in it's cradle...YAY.
Geoff was thinking the same thing I was and he had be hauling some ass too. He was still feeling it so he takes off in the lead. Steve takes off second before I was ready. I knew I wanted to run a faster pace that Steve so I passed him like we're going for the hole shot. I win...The trail was actually wide at that point but it narrowed further on.
Geoff was indeed hauling some ass and I was right on his or as close as the dust allowed. He stopped near the end of this section and was shocked to see me parked right behind him with a huge smile on my face. I believe we may have even high fived each other. Then got back on and finished the section.
I sense a Wan has been this way.
After that it turned into desert fairly fast. One minute you're in the forest then you're in a scrub brush desert.
We headed on into Monticello stopped in town for a quick chat. It was still fairly early so we discussed how we were going to proceed. We officially became a group of 5.
We then headed across the street to get a couple rooms for the night.
Steve had some work to do on his bike.
I looked at my schedule and it looked like there would only be 1 night in our future that we might even consider camping. I made the executive decision that we would not be camping that one possible night because I'm shipping all my camping gear home. No one had a problem with that. We're all soft anyway and melt without AC. Well except Steve but he's a freak that loves hot weather. I have no idea how he lasted over 2 years in Antarctica.
I head to the post office and ship my camping gear, then the car wash for a pressure wash and finally to the laundry mat to defunk my clothes.
Studly Adventurer
Joined: Jun 2010
Location: Melbourne Australia
Oddometer: 853
Wow those passes look great, I might have to visit Colorado one day.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Pacific NW
Oddometer: 124
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Pacific NW
Oddometer: 124
Day 25 Saturday June 28
Monticello UT to Moab UT
Today is a short day. Only about 100 miles to Moab via the TAT.
We decided that a real breakfast might be a good thing since we had time.
We walked a few blocks up the road for some nutrition and caffeine.
After fueling ourselves up we headed out onto the long straight roads that took us towards Moab.
As we got closer we started climbing the only mountains in the area. It took us up into the pine and birch forests where it was nice and coolish (everything is relative).
There was one little technical section that Sam routed us on that was really fun but short that GPSKevin bypassed. Of course earlier in the day while on a graded gravel road Sam routed us the long way around only to back track to a road we could have turned onto a lot earlier. Both map sets have pluses and minuses. Using some from each would result in a better ride than either individually imho.
On the way down we stopped in a nice meadow to enjoy the beauty and diversity of environments we have been experiencing in such short distances.
As we continued down we got to a break in the trees for our first glimpse of the red rock landscape this area of the world is know for. No matter how often I see red rocks they always have me in awe.
We made our way on down into Moab and checked into our hotel for 2 nights.
The immediate plan is to go get some lunch then head out to the Slick Rock area in the evening after it cools down some.
The immediate result is we went and got food successfully then back to our rooms and took naps. No complaints were heard.
After naps we went for dinner at a local brewery.
Tomorrow we ride The White Rim Trail.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Mar 2011
Location: Lake Havasu City, AZ.
Oddometer: 339
This a pretty cool ride, you start out heading for Mexico and finish riding the western end of the TAT. Talk about diversity.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Pacific NW
Oddometer: 124
More diversity to come
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Pacific NW
Oddometer: 124
Here is another google pano special.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Pacific NW
Oddometer: 124
Day 26 Sunday June 29
Moab UT to Moab UT
White Rim Trail
Plan today? Don't dehydrate and die on the White Rim Trail.
To maximize the survival potential we got up at the butt crack of dawn again. I love mornings, the peace and tranquility of them. The crispness of the air. I just hate getting up for them.
I head to the local Maverick on my way out of town thinking that is where we had all agreed to meet the previous day. Apparently that wasn't the message and the others went to a different gas station. I knew they would have to pass by me on their way out of town so I ate my nice hot fresh made breakfast sandwich and waited.
They eventually came on down the road and I joined in their procession. I later learned that they had no hot food for breakfast and only stale doughnuts. This is a public shaming of "I told you where the food was last night" guys. =) But I digress. No one starved and we all had supplies we needed for the day.
We had all taken off our luggage for this fun filled day since we were staying in the same place 2 nights in a row. I think this was a bigger deal to the others in the group since I had already shipped a lot of my gear home already.
Here's some info about the trail from National Park Service website.
The 100-mile White Rim Road loops around and below the Island mesa top and provides expansive views of the surrounding area. Trips usually take two to three days by four-wheel-drive vehicle or three to four days by mountain bike.
Under favorable weather conditions, the White Rim Road is considered moderately difficult for high-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicles. The steep, exposed sections of the Shafer Trail, Lathrop Canyon Road, Murphy's Hogback, Hardscrabble Hill, and the Mineral Bottom switchbacks make the White Rim loop a challenging mountain bike ride, and require extreme caution for both vehicles and bikes during periods of inclement weather. During high water conditions on the Green River, sections of road on the west side can flood, making a complete loop impossible.
I wonder if they don't mention motorcycles because they don't want to make the others feel bad that we do it in a day?
This country is just so beautiful. I'm not going to bore you with a lot of my words I'll just put up some pics.
We did have one flat on the trail. Kevin on his DRZ400 front wheel. He was also the only one running a Tubliss system.
I will start with the pics that google made panos of.
I'm not sure how Google decides to stick the pics together to make panos but I wish they could give me another bike for real
I think this pic needs an explanation. The guys were calling it vegan poo. While it may look like that's what it is, it is not. The protective candy coating on M&M's only can protect for so long it seems. This trail mix still tasted good but I only ate a little bit of it. I'm hoping that the hotel maid enjoyed what was left as I seem to have forgotten it in the rooms fridge.
h2oboy screwed with this post 08-01-2014 at 06:17 PM
What's ******width?
Joined: Apr 2008
Location: Tucson, AZ
Oddometer: 2,575
How did the tire go flat? (I have the Tubliss system on my bike too)
Did the inner/rimlock tube go flat? Or did the tire get a puncture and the tire itself lost pressure? How did he fix it?
(Just curious, I like to be prepared for as many eventualities as possible, and I like to learn from others mistakes/experiences)
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on 6/16/2014 3:53:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
How I wanted to love this... My review is because I developed an allergy to this, and I had skin issues for months. I would like to warn you, that if you have sensitive skin, take caution and read the ingredients (IF you know what you are sensitive to. I don't know what ingredient it is though that clogs me up...) I have used Giorgio Armani Lasting Silk UV Foundation for 2 years and have no issues, its amazing. When I first used this powder foundation, it was to set and create a flawless look on top of my foundation. And wow, did it ever! I LOVED the look it created. After 3 weeks, my forehead developed little bumps and it was so disappointing. It was a long road after that to try and clear it up. In conclusion, if you don't have sensitive skin - try this on top of your foundation for a flawless look, it was so pretty while it lasted.
on 12/24/2013 11:54:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I see no pros of using the compact in my case.
Show dry patches, low/no coverage
Perhaps the shade doesn't suit me.
on 9/7/2013 11:35:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I tried this every which way, over make up, over matte primer powder, just over my spf moisturizer, which is thick. It just didn't last. I could see it patched all over my forehead by noon in the heat at work . I don't have AC at my job, but for the price & great reviews, I thought I would look like a mattified porcelain doll all day, but I looked like a leper by noon.
on 8/24/2013 1:14:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I have been searching for a foundation that's light and comfortable to wear but I have tried tons of different kind and most of them just breaks me out or just wear off. This compact foundation from Giorgio armani is by far, the best I have tried. It's sheer and silky. I finally found a foundation that can even out my skin and feel like I can still breath
on 6/3/2013 11:46:00 AM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is a lovely silky powder foundation that blends to a really nice smooth finish.It has good coverage for a powder foundation.It just has a lovely gliding transparent texture. Some powder foundations are no better than ordinary powders, but this is a lovely powder that lives up to it's foundation name. And it has spf 34!Good colour choice too, from fair to dark skin tones.In some ways I didn't want to like this as the price is ludicrous, but hey, it's Armani .I've been using their cream shaper foundation and loved it so decided to try this as I wanted a powder foundation for summer.This is the best powder foundation I've used.If you don't want to splash out this kind of money try the Max Factor facefinity powder foundation spf 15. It's also excellent, I've used it for years.But Armani to me is worth the splurge.
on 2/6/2013 6:56:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
It is a good powder foundation. It is very smooth and silky and it is not cakey at all on your face no matter how dry your skin is. The coverage is fairly light so I only wear it when I don't feel like heavy makeup or use it as a retouch. The sponge supplied is not good at all so using a brush will give you a much better finish. The only downside is, the compact dries out very quick, I used it for about 5 months and with no dropping or anything the whold compact just fell into pieces. So at the end, I grounded all of the pieces and use it as a loose powder.
on 8/22/2012 3:55:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
One of the best powder foundations I have used. My only issue is that I can't find a perfect color match. I use it in 04, which is close enough, however, its a little on the yellow side (I find the majority of their colors are a little yellow). It's almost perfect, but not quite. It goes on smooth, sinks into my skin immediately, and lasts all day. I have combination skin with an oily t-zone and even in the summer this will last 6 or so hours before I need to use any blotting paper. I use this over a moisturized and primed face, and generally use it wet (kabuki brush with evian mineral water spritz). I like full coverage, and this can provide that, however, if you prefer something more sheer that can be achieved as well. Of all the powder foundations I have used this is one of the top two (neck in neck with dolce and gabbana powder foundation). The packaging is ok, not great, but not bad either. I plan to continue to purchase.
on 6/3/2012 9:09:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
This was the first powder foundation i have ever purchased, because i have scars to cover up so i usually go for medium to full coverage foundations. I recently came to the realization that it is okay for skin to show through makeup so i opted for this compact at the GA counter. My opinion might short-sighted lol
The color i got was in 6 The color was not totally right was slightly pink (my skin has absolutely no pink in it.. if possible lol) I piled that powder on so the color was saturated
The powder glides on face (with the sponge it comes with) Initially face looks smooth. My hyperpigmentation scars showed through, so with clean shadow brush picked up some powder and spot corrected (not smart haha) Has that pretty 'powdery veil' look.
With in an hour i get oily, just a fact of my life lol
The powder sinked into my skin, looked like i was wearing a light cream foundation EXCEPT on the spots where i corrected hahahaa the spots looked like greyish/dark yellow splotches on my face!
I treated the powder like it was a cream foundation (not its proper function). I gave it another shot, i applied two EVEN coats with hyperpigmentaion slightly showing through. after it sank in. i got coplemented by more than one person "wow ur skin looks waaay better. What hav u done?" They did not realize i had on makeup. It was initially a bruise to my ego but then i looked at it a different way "Hell, i had on makeup that doznt look at all like im wherering something"
It is pricey for most people, but in reality by comparing it to other designer makeup its priced fairly
on 4/12/2012 3:05:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is an HG product for me. Shade 3.5 is a very good match for my light Asian complexion. It doesn't look powdery, sink into pores or break me out. For a powder, it does a good job of hiding the red patches on my skin. Also does a decent job of oil control. Even though the price is outrageous, I'll buy it again.
on 1/26/2012 9:28:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
-good coverage
-yellow undertones
-pafume smell-cant stand it
-looks cakey
-broke out like crazy :(
-high price
not gonna buy again
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4. Measure and reserve 3 cups.
5. Similarly wash, hull and crush blueberries and reserve 3 cups.
6. In a large (6-quart) non-metallic saucepan, combine measured berries, sugar, corn syrup and lemon juice.
7. Cook on a medium low flame, stirring constantly until it comes to a rolling boil.
8. Continue to boil the mixture for 40 to 50 minutes or until the mixture is thick and viscous and leaves a trail when stirred.
9. Take the pan off the heat and let cool slightly so that the scum surfaces.
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The light-hearted campaign shows England fans physically and mentally being put through their paces at the 'Fan Academy', by a stream of famous faces such as Stuart Pearce, Brian Blessed and Ray Mears, to show what it means to be a "true England fan."
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The creative director on the ad was Ryan Newey, who worked with creatives David Govier and Simon Johnson. The production company was Academy Films, with direction by Peter Cattaneo. OMD handled the media planning and buying.
Ryan Newey, co founder, Fold7 said: "We wanted a change of focus from previous years and to celebrate the fans, showing what we do as a nation to get behind our team. England has the best fans in the world and we wanted to celebrate this, whilst retaining the quintessentially English sense of humour".
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Baker University's women fell to Heart of America Athletic Conference opponents William Jewell and Lindenwood last week.
The Wildcats lost to William Jewell 76-60 on Thursday, despite 26 points from Cory Shoaf, freshman from Bonner Springs. Shoaf made 10 of 15 field goal attempts, including five three-point shots. It was the first time this season a Wildcat scored over 20 points.
The Wildcats lost to Lindenwood 75-51 on Saturday at home. Theresa Yetmar, junior from Fort Dodge, Iowa, led the team with 11 points and had seven rebounds. Amber Zenger, junior from Odessa, Texas, had 10 points and a team-high nine rebounds. Monique Everett, senior from Clarksville, Tenn., had five assists and four steals.
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Jan Davis, Conway, Arkansas
Thank you for quick response
While visiting my younger brother in Corpus Christi the first week in June, I had a near-death experience on the beach at North Padre Island. I was in the water and was overtaken by the waves and current.
Quick response from off-duty medical personnel was immediate and effective. I was taken by ambulance by your EMTs to the Corpus Christi Medical Center for further treatment. The EMTs, hospital staff, nurses and doctors were very professional and comforting.
Today, I am recovered and back in Arkansas. In a time when so many medical facilities are criticized, it was reassuring to get the treatment I received.
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What's wrong with this picture? Two hundred trash cans? Where is the "littering" public supposed to put the trash? How can you possibly cite someone for littering if the trash cans are brimful already? One trash can for every fifty people can't be enough.
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I started to wonder: The B bus uses a big bus to transport one or two people at a time. What is wrong here?
The sales tax which the RTA gets comes from everyone: the elderly who live on fixed incomes, children, homeless people, rich people. Everybody pays this tax, even people with special needs. It is a "pecado" (sin) to collect these sales taxes and not spend them wisely.
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One who is a Bad Ass that can basically do anything he wants. He is usually loved by all and a ladies man. Also, a name for a friend, or to describe a friendship. Hoss is a compliment. Plural form Hosses.
Mihalik is such as Hoss. He destroyed his competition in track and picked up the hottest girl in school.
Matt and Sean are hosses. They're always tearing shit up together.
Matt and Sean are hosses. They're always tearing shit up together.
Beküldő: TeamSolid 2011. június 2.
A hoss is a level higher than a boss. In other words, the guy who gives orders for others to give orders in order to give other people orders and so on and so forth. If you are a hoss, you are a level one beneath God. A hoss is pretty much a divine, or glorious, bad ass mother fucker.
George Washington was a hoss as he whooped Englands ass and lead America into a state of supreme glory. (boss) (bad ass Mofo) (leader) (winner) (overlord)
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(US, slang, Northwest) A Car.
Some guy: That's a real boss hoss.
Some other guy: It sho is.
Some other guy: It sho is.
Beküldő: Derwos 2011. szeptember 11.
In between Superhero and God.
He is such a hoss they should call him doctor.
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A large, four-legged mammal bred for riding; First introduced by Spanish Conquistadors in the 15th century.
Get up on that hoss there boy! Now pull em' on over to the stable we gon' brand em' all up!
Beküldő: gitrdun 2012. február 5.
A massive wad of chewing tobacco, generating lots of saliva and a protruding lower lip.
You should have seen mike at the bar last night, he had the biggest hoss in!
Jesus christ, he's hossing at a funeral...
I'm hossin' nice right now!
I need a hoss.
Jesus christ, he's hossing at a funeral...
I'm hossin' nice right now!
I need a hoss.
Beküldő: Gator Faced 2011. július 13.
Someone who plays football or rugby and resembles a wild boar, commonly in a southern background and from an anglo-saxon family. They are husky and can leg press 1000+. They are also hardasses can truck through anything. A sign of a hoss is having a full grown beard and being huge.
Look at that hoss on the field, he is untacklable
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Eric Paul Friedrich, 42, of Bremerton, Wash. passed away suddenly on April 28, 2014 in Japan. Eric was born on June 25, 1971 in Port Hueneme, Calif. to Karl and Sandy (Jacobson) Friedrich. Graduating from Venice High School, Eric served in the U.S. Navy and was deployed in support of counter piracy efforts and multiple Gulf War campaigns. He retired after 20 years of honorable service, attaining the rank of DC1. Upon retiring, Eric worked with AMSEC as a Senior Marine Analyst and returned to college, expecting to graduate this fall. He was a member of the American Legion and Kitsap C.E.R.T., who also enjoyed cooking, gardening, his daughter's softball games and volunteering at the Kitsap Severe Weather Shelter. Eric's memory will live on with his parents; loving wife Jennifer; son, Eric, Jr.; daughter, Jenna Lee; and brother, Matthew Martin. An inurnment service with honors will be held at Tahoma National Cemetery on May 16 at 1:30 p.m. with a celebration of life to follow immediately at 315 Sigurd Hanson Rd NW, Poulsbo, WA 98370.
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1793 1C Wreath Cent, Vine and Bars AG3 PCGS. S-9, B-12, R.2. A late die state. A majority of legends are readable on this dark brown Wreath cent. Small digs beneath the chin and above the T in CENT, but marks are otherwise minor. Minutely granular, and hairlined near the date. A typical example of this briefly produced and widely collected early type. MRB AG 3.(Registry values: N491) (NGC ID# 223H, PCGS# 1347)
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Tax Freedom Day in Georgia falls on April 8 this year, according to the Tax Foundation. That's the 98th day of the year and the day when we Georgians will have worked enough to pay our share of federal, state and local taxes for 2010.
On Wednesday, March 31, Jeff Larson of the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) held the second "stakeholders" meeting to discuss the progress, or lack thereof, of the EPD in accumulating and processing data to answer the questions about the potential for damage to the salt marsh should the wastewater treatment plant in Liberty County be allowed.
The 2010 legislative session of the Georgia General Assembly is almost completed, with only seven session days left. Working into the late hours of the night on Crossover Day, last Friday, the House passed many important pieces of legislation. Given that Crossover Day is the last day that a bill must pass one chamber in order to be considered by the other, the members of the House continued to debate legislation as long as time would allow. Some might say that the "People's Work" is never finished and as a member of the "People's House," all of the ...
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The Hinesville City Council's recent decision to increase the salaries of the mayor and council members was a surprise to most residents of our city. The vote followed a Jan. 7 vote taken after an executive session when the media and most attendees had left the meeting. To further cloud the first vote, the discussion to increase the wages of the mayor and council members was not included on the meeting agenda, as required by law
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Pasta Salad with Chicken Shrimp and Melon
|Elbow macaroni/Other medium size pasta shape
|1⁄4 Pound (110 gram)
|Vegetable oil
|1 Tablespoon (adjust quantity as needed)
|Chicken fillets
|10 Ounce (300 gram)
|To Taste
|Freshly ground black pepper
|To Taste
|30 Milliliter (2 tablespoon)
|Honeydew melon
|Small shrimp
|10 Ounce, cooked , peeled and deveined (300 gram)
|Finely sliced celery
|250 Milliliter (1 cup)
|For dressing
|45 Milliliter (3 tablespoon)
|Plain yogurt
|60 Milliliter (1/4 cup)
|45 Milliliter (2 tablespoon)
|Chili sauce
|1⁄4 Teaspoon (adjust quantity as per taste)
|Chopped fresh dill
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
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1) In a pan, cook the pasta in the boiling salted water, until tender. Drain, rinse under cold water and drain again.
2) In a large salad bowl, transfer the pasta and stir in a little olive oil.
3) Season the chicken breasts with the salt and pepper to taste.
4) In a frying pan, saute the chicken in butter, until golden. Allow to cool, then slice into strips and add into the salad bowl.
5) With a melon bailer, scoop out the honeydew melon flesh and add into the salad bowl along with the shrimp and celery.
6) In a bowl, mix the mayonnaise, yogurt, cream, chili sauce, dill and gin together and season with the salt, pepper and sugar to taste.
7) Pour over the salad, toss lightly to coat, then cover with a plastic wrap and refrigerate to chill for 1 hour or more.
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Steven Soderbergh Talks Theatre Plans & Retirement
Academy Award-winning director Steven Soderbergh has revealed in a new interview with Vulture.com that he plans on pursuing theater work following his impending retirement with the release of this week's new feature film SIDE EFFECTS and the forthcoming HBO Liberace biopic BEHIND THE CANDELABRA finished and in the can, ready to premiere later this year.
Soderbergh states: "Just to be clear, I won't be directing "cinema," for lack of a better word. But I still plan to direct - theater stuff, and I'd do a TV series if something great were to come along."
Also, in the interview he confirms that he will be completing the CLEOPATRA movie musical project with Tony Award winner Catherine Zeta-Jones after all, as well as direct a play by Scott Burns, who wrote SIDE EFFECTS.
The entire interview is available here.
Steven Soderbergh has directed 26 films in 24 years in his career so far and received an Academy Award for his direction of TRAFFIC. He revealed retirement plans as far back as 2009, when he began a heady string of features that will collectively comprise eight films in four years - THE GIRLFRIEND EXPERIENCE, AND EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE FINE (A Spalding Gray documentary), THE INFORMANT!, CONTAGION, HAYWIRE, MAGIC MIKE, this week's SIDE EFFECTS and the upcoming BEHIND THE CANDELABRA.
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LaGRULLA, Texas _ Texas Migrant Council workers have traveled the country for more than 20 years to help young migrant children from their state learn the alphabet or enjoy other preschool activities.
Administrators, teachers, nurses, cooks, bus drivers and other council staff members have taken on the role of migrants themselves as they packed up their belongings each spring and headed off to different parts of the country.
But the Texas Migrant Council tradition is starting to come to an end. Beginning next spring TMC staff members will travel less and less as other states start running their own Migrant Headstart programs for children from Texas.
Agencies in most of the 30 states where the TMC employees have traveled to _ including Washington _ say they will be able to make a smooth transition. The planned change, however, worries some parents who were previously secure in the knowledge that their children were looked after by familiar faces.
The TMC staff members have helped children ages 2 to 6 learn their numbers, the alphabet, colors and, in some cases, words in both Spanish and English. The Migrant Headstart program offers individual instruction and helps children develop their socialization skills.
``Our staff are like migrants themselves. Every year we closed down here in Texas and everyone packs their bags and follows the children to where their parents travel,'' said Jamie Ramirez, TMC center director in LaGrulla.
But the federal government, which pays for the relocation, is asking other states to help because the cost of moving the Texas centers has become too expensive.
There are 47 TMC centers throughout Texas. More than half are located in the South Texas Valley, which is where the most migrant families live. There are 600 employees.
The centers serve about 3,750 children, said Oscar Villerreal, executive director of the Texas Migrant Council. He estimates that 1,179 of them travel each spring to Washington state, primarily to the Yakima Valley.�MDNM�
The history of the TMC centers relocating to other states dates back to the 1960s, Villerreal said, ``when we found out that some of these states that the families were traveling to did not have services for migrant children.''
Since 1969, Ramirez has been traveling with LaGrulla families during the harvest season. In the past, he has set up centers in Grandview, Prosser, Basin City and Eltopia.
In 1991 about 550 children traveled with their parents from LaGrulla to Basin City and Eltopia. About 100 staff members from various TMC centers, including the 11 employees from the LaGrulla center, made the trip in seven buses
``It's been pretty hard on the staff, because many leave their families behind. Then when they get to these locations they have to find housing and start a whole new life there,'' he said.
Compensation is low, too. Employees are paid minimum wage, and they have to pay for half of the relocation costs out of their own pocket.
This coming spring, most of that traveling will end and the host states to these migrant children will have to provide the services that TMC has been providing.
``There were two reasons for this move. One, the government feels it's `old fashioned;' and second, but most importantly, it is not cost-effective,'' Villerreal said.
TMC is a federally funded program that cost $250,000 in the first year that the centers were relocated. ``This past year^...^the federal government funded us at $13.2 million,'' Villerreal said.
The program costs have increased as more parents each year place their children at TMC centers rather than take them out into the fields, Villerreal said.
He said that some of these states are unhappy with their new responsibilities.
``I think we will have to return to Indiana, Wisconsin and Ohio this coming spring, because those states do not have the capability to handle our children,'' he said.
States that will assume the responsibility in the spring include Washington, Kansas, Michigan and Oklahoma, he said. Twenty years ago, TMC opened a seasonal center in Oregon. But the Texas workers did not have to return after that because the state of Oregon began providing Migrant Headstart program for children from Texas. Tina Kroth, Washington State Migrant Council's adminstrative assistant in Sunnyside, said Washington does not foresee any problems in serving the 1,000 or more Texas migrant children. ``We're always prepared. We'll be able to provide them with the same type of quality care that they've always had and that we give our own hcildren,'' Kroth said. However, she would not talk about any specific plans her agnecy has because it hasn't received confirmation from the federal government that the change will take place. Regardless, Walla Walla and Milton-Freewater should not be affected by the changes because TMC centers were never set up in those locations. Now, the TMC centers will remain open 10 months each year in Texas. They will be closed for two summer months, possibly July and August. ``We do have some children that remain in the area, but only about 40,'' said Livia Cantu, the head teacher at the LaGrulla center. ``Yet, I'm looking forward to staying here because it got tiresome after a while.'' Villerreal and Cantu said parents of migrant children seem concerned, however. ``They want to know if their child is going to get the same type of service that we gave them. For example, since they were our kids we sometimes drove our buses 50 miles to go pick a child and bring them to the center,'' Cantu said. ``They want to know if the same thing is going to be done next year.'' ``The parents are concerned, but I can almost guarantee that if people are not doing their jobs, we are sure going to hear about, it'' Villerreal said.
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Sahm with 4 month old boy. I'm from ok, just moved here late august, looking to make mommy friends. Anyone out there???
moms in mckinney/allen/plano area??
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Sounds Like you have things worked out.
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It is a 2007 and I have put the last 20,000 miles on it. After my final shakedown ride today, it has 25,942 to start the trip.
And I am not worried about the 520 or Shinko244. I have been running those for a long time without problems. Like I said, I just replaced those again and am even carrying another 16 CS to swap out to try and lenghten the life of the chain. I am using a 16 because I went up to 46 on the rear and that puts it close to stock gearing for the roads. When I am offroad, I use the 14.
I am definitely excited about my light packing. I already test packed it and it all fits. Unfortunately, my light modo means I am not taking any camping gear, but it is the right choice. I like to camp and have done it on my other Mexico trips, but this time LIGHT makes RIGHT.
I'm glad to hear that you like the Shinko 244. I am on my second DR650 and have put nearly 50,000 miles between the two. I have tried lots of different tires and was looking at the front Shinko 244 for it's reasonable price, but wondered about it's handling and durability. Looks like you are in for a great time.
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