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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Oct 2010
Location: Williamston MI USA
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Dziękuję za dzielenie!
No I can't speak or write Polish. I used Google Translate!
2002 VFR800Fi, 2000 XR400R, 2005 CRF250X
Joined: Aug 2013
Location: Poland, Krakow
Oddometer: 28
Believe me - I can see it, because it's almost polish but very nice any way.
Let's go back to RR.
Next story will be divided into few parts. This time we will be riding in NE nad E part of Poland.
In June 2013 in Kal near Wegorzewo Transalp Club Poland made a big (ca 300 riders) meeting.
"Hania" (it's mean Hanna - it's name of my TA) and my tent.
Campsite in Kal
Calm water in the morning - I just like that photo.
After breakfast had chance to ride around Mazurian Lake District - there was touristic route, off road route and navigation rally. Of course I've started in the last one with friend from Warsaw (we have already started together in that kind of competition during Magar Transalp Rally (Hungary)). Organisers prepare not only very nice track but also some competition btw
Like this, other was shooting to the target in abandoned mill etc.
We have reach the finish line:
and had a great party.
As is in our (TA club) tradition group photo was made (I put link beause it's panoramical photo)
as You can see - there were people not only from PL, but also from Germany, Sweden, Norway and I'm not sure but probably from Hungary - just everybody is welcome.
Sudany welcome us with the rain but about 10 am weather start to be better - it's high time to start my long way back (4 days) home - You can make it in 1 day but I want to see some places, and just have a nice ride.
First day I was riding with other TA 650.
We visit Gizycko with unique turning bridge in addition its powered by human force:
Here You can see how it's work (film is not mine I just link to YT):
In Gizycko is also very interesting fortress from 19th century - called Feste Boyen
There is museum inside, but I don't have photos.
From Gizycko we went to Wilczy Szanice (Wolfsschanze) - the headquarter of Adolf Hitler in years 1941-1944. The place where attempt to kill him took place.
It's the place where bomb exploded.
Buildings hidden in forest.
Collapsed wall - pleas notice thickness of concrete (more less 2 meters)!
Other bunkers - tour around all complex it's about 1,5-2 hours.
Next place I relay want to see was Mazurian Canal - it's unfinished canal which in plans should connect Mazurian Lake District with Baltic Sea.
By the way we saw windmill:
Teutonic Knights Castel:
Old Church:
Road in the wild meadows:
And finally the Canal appear:
I saw what I want - we ride east along Russina Border:
To famous in Poland - Stanczyki Bridge:
From Stanczyki we ride to see point where 3 countries Poland, Russia and Lithuania borders meet:
You cannot cross Russian border - in moment Russian solders will appear and You have to pay high ticket - even that photo is a bit illegal
5 km later we stop in Wizajny (it's village called polish pole of cold) in place called "U Pani Krysi" - it's agroturistic hostel with amazing regional food - if You go there ask for "Kartacze" yummmie.
And map in the end - toady we were riding in that region:
It will be continued.
Joined: Feb 2014
Location: Cracow, Poland
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O witam witam!
Fajne przygody, świetnie się ogląda i czyta!
Oczywiście będę tu zaglądał!
Pozdrowienia także z Krakowa
http://www.youtube.com/user/TrasyMotocyklowe <- my channel with movies from motorcycle roads
http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=952828 <- my trip "Around the Alps 2013"
http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=955510 <- beautiful routes in Poland!
Be aware
Joined: Oct 2007
Location: Los Alamitos, CA
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What a healthy looking group in the linked photo. I'd be the guy on the left with a cast.
Watched a couple of Stanczyki Bridge vids on utube. That is a very impressive piece of work for the early 20th century.
Teutonic Knights were sent by the Vatican out of Germany(forgot the city) to convert the pagan Prussians.
Deals were struck, conversions made.
(Side note: My father's name was Norbert and he acted so holy my mother called him St. Norbert )
Looking forward to more. Thanks in advance.
Travels With Barley
Joined: Aug 2007
Location: Northern Vermont
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Poland - what a fascinating and tragic history you have!
When I was serving with the US Marines we met some Poles serving in the Royal Marines. Their parents had flown their aircraft to Great Britain when the Nazis invaded, and continued to fight the Germans in the RAF. It was fascinating to hear their longing for their native Poland, even though all had been born in the UK.
I had always hoped to visit someday when the Iron Curtain fell
I got a sidecar to travel with my dog. He never complains, is delighted to be with me, approves of my dietary choices, is a social butterfly who helps me meet folks, appreciates a good beer, snuggles better than my wife, and hangs on my every word as if it's the most profound thing he's ever heard. TravelsWithBarley.com
Joined: Aug 2013
Location: Poland, Krakow
Oddometer: 28
NE corner of Polnad
Let's go back to RR.
In the morning I opened my eyes and see heave rain - I'm not in hurry, I will ride..but about 11am weather start to be better - so, I've started engine.
First point on my list - must see was Cisowa Gora - Yew Mountain. It has very characteristic shape - something like volcanic cone and it's great spot to see surroundings.
First You have walk to the top.
Than You can see:
Next point on my list is orthodox church in small vilige Wodzilki
Suwalszczyzna (name of that region where we are now) is very hilly and beauty even during rain:
This like You can see on the first look is not special - but it's Hancza Lake - it's the deepest lake in Polnad (a bit more than 106 meters of deep)
You can ride around it on tracks like this:
Now I ride to the NE point - border with Lithuania but notice how nice that region is:
Pass next to forgotten cementary:
And it is - border:
Along border is nice, new tarmac:
Perfect adv track:
After dinner I ride to Wigierski National Park.
It's view form my hostel balcony:
In the end of the day clouds went out, and Sun was shining - I've made nice long walk around.
Half an hour later sun set, I had a local beer - next nice day of travel finished.
Wannabee adventurer
Joined: Feb 2008
Location: Netherlands
Oddometer: 123
One day...
I will visit Poland, never thought about it but after reading your RR and seeing the pictures I made up my mind.
Thanks for the report!
Riding Any Road
Joined: Aug 2013
Location: Poland, Krakow
Oddometer: 28
Let's go!!
Sorry I had very hard week at work that the reason of long break in RR.
We finished on the bank of Wigry Lake, so next day started with visit in Wigry Monastery.
View from clock tower:
Main church:
After that I ride to Sejny ( there is also very famous church, but I don't have nice photo). From Sejny I started to ride in direction of Augustowski Canal
Suwlaszczyzna (it's name of the region) is amazing, fields, forests, lakes - just perfect territory for ADV:
Nice gravel highways:
That region was importat (we are about 5 km from border with Belarus) during September Campaign (first month II WW) - me can met some monument and places of memory:
And again nice tracks:
Finally - there is one leg of Canal:
Main leg, and one of many locks:
Churches by the way:
Canal is border. On the left side Belarus - right Poland
Me :)
Border lock:
Low water side of lock (Belarus)
Other lock:
Where I should go?
I don't know why, but for me it the best foto of 2013 season:
Manor house, where the direction of Augustowski Canal works:
Night I spent in this same place like the previous one - near Wigry.
I forgot to place the map:
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Nice Pictures and stories :-)
Gnarly Adventurer
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Location: UK Northumberland
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nice pics, thanks for posting, great to see some of Poland.....
Joined: Aug 2013
Location: Poland, Krakow
Oddometer: 28
Along east border
Let's start next day.
I wake up early - breakfast and go.
First few km was boring - main road, but of course there was adventure
When I was tuning left I rolled TA - exactly in the middle of crossroad and I blocked main road between PL and LT. Driver of truck want to help me, but before he want out of cabin of his MAN, bike was horizontal - any way sometime there are situation when You can get help.
I left main roads and proper tracks for me started.
Again small church in village:
Next very important point is here:
This small (here) river is Biebrza - river which makes a lot of swamps, oxbow etc... try to google for : Biebrza or Biebrzański Park Narodowy.
Surface change:
Again churches - one catholic second orthodox.
Villages lost somewhere in the meadows:
Gravel highway again:
Orthodox church
Catholic one
Next photo need some explain - You can see dircetion Palestyna it's in polish Palestine :) - just 0,5 km.
Tatatr mosque in Sokolka:
Windmill (rest of) somewhere by the way:
Some village:
Highway again
In one moment I spoted HD biker cleaning his jeans and bike from dust - I ask what happen - he try to turn round but rolled bike and now have problem. Some screws get loos in addition he has no tolls (and knowledge). Of course I have - I've service HD - we had a "lunch" in front of local shop - that situation make me fell that something like bikers spirit exist - one day I help You - second one You help me.
Other orthodox church:
The most famous Tatar mosque in Poland - Kruszyniany:
Here I mat rider on XJ - short talk, where are You going etc - we had exactly this same plans - we will ride together, but first dinner in Tatar restaurant and lest go:
Near Boborowniki we divided - XJ rider need petrol, so ride on tarmac - I choose gravel.
We set meeting place near nice church:
We ride to Siemianowka Lake:
In Białowieża we found camp site - buy some local beer and had long riders talks.
Map of today:
Old wanderer
Joined: Mar 2009
Location: No.VA.
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Great report and photos! Love the building designs! Thanks!
Thumper Rider
Joined: Aug 2013
Location: Toronto, Canada
Oddometer: 201
Great stuff, thanks so much for sharing!
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Mar 2011
Location: Pocono Mountains, PA
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Thank you for the great pictures, reference maps, and explanations. My grandparents grew up in Poland. They are gone now, but I heard many stories about city life (Warsaw - grandma) and country/farm life (Dziadzia). I still have relations there, of course (Dzik and Korczak).
I hope my Sicilian wife and I can explore there someday.
Jim K in PA
1979 BMW R100T - Otto - Returned to the road - 5/12/11
1975 BMW R90S Hack - Olga - Olga's story - adopted 3/22/14
Viktor - Coming to a thread near you - eventually
Joined: Aug 2013
Location: Poland, Krakow
Oddometer: 28
Bialowieza is in heart od Bialowieski National Park - they protect old natural forest (only one in Europe that in kind) and also polish Bison (Żubr).
Morning welcome us with sun - so lets go :)
There is one spot called "place of power" after testing local beers we need power, so we ride through forest:
Park our bikes and have a walk to "Miejsce mocy" - place of power:
Full of positive energy we want to see bisons:
Few km later we decided to say "goodbay" - ride in other dirctions. There is beautiful legal road across national park - I like it :
I get main road (for a moment - to get petrol), and returned on small one:
Visit small villages:
Chapels lost in forest:
With next photo funny (but also quite serious story is connected). As You can see (or read) I have garmin etrex venture model with internal memory only. In that place where the photo was taken maps finished - I need to connect gps with PC in the middle of nowhere (technically no problem) - You can see laptop connected - maps were uploading, but there was only one but... we are 200m from border with Belarus. In moment when I made that photo border guards came - I had to explain what am I doing - and in first moment they don't believe.
Everything finished fine I was able to ride further. I want to see some orthodox churches:
Last gravel highway during that nice trip:
Last spot which was on my list "must see" was Grabarka - this the most importat place for polish orthodox, also called "mount of crosses".
If You want to thanks God or ask for something You have to carry cross (like Jesus) to the top:
I ride to Mielnik (to see orthodox church - but after that nice wooden - concrete is nothing special):
Short break on bank of Bug river:
It was ca 2 p.m. - and if I wanted I was able to ride stight home (I will be in Krakow about 10 p.m), but what for I have one spear day, so take a look on the map and I made decision. Today I ride only to Warka (campsite which I visti every summer - there is a big kayaking meeting).
By the way there is place called Jezural - but in Polnad is known as Wilkowyje - its arena of very famous and very nice sitcom called Rancho (You can what it here http://ranczo.tvp.pl/, but it is only in polish.
Church in "Wilkowyje"
and the the most famous small shop in PL and bench:
As I planed I sleept in Warka on campsite http://www.kemping-nad-pilica.pl/.
Map as usual:
About noon I was back home in Krakow - nice trip was finished, but it is not the end of polish adventures.
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The Nanwalek IRA has a collections policy, but the community's distribution system does not have curb-stops, making enforcement of delinquent payments difficult. The utility bills customers on a monthly basis and does send utility statements with past due amounts. The utility does not send a past due letter stating delinquent payments, explaining enforcement policies, or the consequences of non-payment. Nanwalek uses a QuickBooks accounting system. The bookkeeper provided a chart of accounts that identifies categories in a usable manner. Customers are tracked through Nanwalek's QuickBooks accounting system and most customers are several months past due. A payroll system is in place and the bookkeeper stated payroll taxes are paid every two weeks. The bookkeeper also stated that bank reconciliations of past utility accounts is performed regularly, though sometimes falls a month behind. The utility has a purchase order system that must receive approval from the tribal administrator prior to purchases made.
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Jimmy E. Durrett, 59, Vickery, passed away Monday morning, July 15, 2013, at the Lutheran Memorial Home, Sandusky, after a lengthy struggle.
He was born Aug. 1, 1953, in Port Clinton, to George Edward and Lona Margaret (Todd) Durrett.
Jimmy attended the Sandusky Church of God. He loved to cook, loved his dogs, loved John Wayne, loved watching sports, especially the Cleveland Browns, and, above all else, loved spending time with his family.
Jimmy is survived by his wife, Anna (Fitzthum) Durrett, whom he married Sept. 14, 1994; son, John Jones of Vickery; sisters, Janice (Earl) King of Sandusky, and Glenda (Jim) Webb of Louisa, Ky.; nieces and nephew, Amanda, Vickie, and Dwayne; numerous great-nieces and great-nephews; and a host of other family members and friends.
Friends may call 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 24, until time of memorial services at 10:30 a.m., at Sandusky Church of God, 1018 W. Bogart Road, Sandusky. A luncheon at the church will immediately follow the service. Private burial will take place at a later date at Sackett Cemetery, Danbury Township.
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FLORENCE, KY . . . December 27, 2008 . . . Officer Rocket worked speed both ways in the $50,000 Holiday Cheer Stakes at Turfway Park Saturday, ignoring a fiery pace early and then zooming up the rail late to win by a length. Rouse the Cat, favored at 2-1, was second, with Golden Country a neck back in third.
The win capped a fine day for Officer Rocket's connections. His savvy performance was the third win on the day for owners Ken and Sarah Ramsey and trainer Mike Maker and the fourth for jockey Orlando Mojica.
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Hello, Could anyone please tell me the exact part name of "two small rubber seal on the bonnet" on ford focus car (circled in the attached image). These are located on both left and right side and few inches below windscreen wipers ? Thanks.
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Who will be the most logical to pass thru waivers and be trade candidates in August?
Who will be the most logical to pass thru waivers and be trade candidates in August?
"I could watch video of Griffey swinging all day. It's like baseball porn." - C. Trent Rosecrans
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Hernandez, Cairo, Lewis, Janish, Renteria.
Championships for MY teams in my lifetime:
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Coco... if the Reds fall really really out of it and a contending team's bullpen blows up like a Katy Perry song.
I have a love-hate relationship with Albert Pujols. Mostly hate.
I mentioned Ramon on the other thread, but he's obvious. I hadn't thought of Coco, but he and the others are good bets as well.
The flip side of this is, if the Reds don't slip out of contention, who might pass through waivers to them?
Hernandez won't clear waivers.
I'd have the following guys on waivers tomorrow/today (majors only):
Open the roster spot for spects:
Discuss extensions if demands are too high:
At least listen:
Listed on willingness to trade. If someone is willing to pay what price is needed I dont care what division, if it could/would improve the team anyone of them could be had.
After the Reds' first 3-game winning streak in seemingly ages... why would we be thinking about who will pass through waivers? lol
I don't know about you, but I don't think losing the division is yet a foregone conclusion no matter how distant it seems at the moment. The Reds have a beneficial schedule the last two months and still have enough games against the Brewers to directly cut into the lead. Plus, let's be honest, Milwaukee has been hideous on the road this year.
"No matter how good you are, you're going to lose one-third of your games. No matter how bad you are you're going to win one-third of your games. It's the other third that makes the difference." ~Tommy Lasorda
For me its as much as how many teams are in front of us as it is the distance. Because even if we win 4-5 in a row doesnt mean we really make up any room as any one of the teams in front of us wins means we dont move at all vs them.
So, can Arroyo be put on Waivers? If some team like the Yankees claims him, who is responsible for the accelerated deferral of about $15 Million. If its the claimer, I'd put him on Waivers and hope he gets claimed.
"All I can tell them is pick a good one and sock it." --BABE RUTH
Having better players makes "the right time" or "the big hit" happen a lot more often. PLUS PLUS
If the Brewers finish 27-26, they'd have 87 wins. The Reds are currently 53-55, meaning they'd need to go 34-20 to tie. So it's 14 games over, not 17.
Nonetheless, if the Reds sweep the Brewers in September in Cincinnati, that's only 3.5 games the Reds need to make up elsewhere. And again, Milwaukee is awful on the road so while a sweep is never expected, it's not a terribly tall order.
If you look at it that way, 3-5 games isn't really that outlandish.
"No matter how good you are, you're going to lose one-third of your games. No matter how bad you are you're going to win one-third of your games. It's the other third that makes the difference." ~Tommy Lasorda
Remember too, that about half of our remaining games will be played with 40-man rosters, which would seem to help us more than anyone in the division.
Still a long shot, but I'm not ready to wave the white flag quite yet. We need to make hay this week, though...
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Great light for car, home or camping...hangs, hooks, sticks.... very bright as a task light.... comes in colors.
nice light for the price!
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nice and bright little hook to hold it and it was a freebie!
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I bought this from Harbor Freight and just love it. It says it is 27 LED. I'm not sure how many lumens this is, but the light is very bright. I like that it has 2 modes: (1) It operates just like a flashlight and shines forward. (2) It shines from the side, which is the most powerful mode. It has a hanger on it and a magnet so that you can be "hands free" if needed. It is great for closets, hanging from the inside hood of a car or truck. I will definitely buy more of these. Great light for the price. Can't beat it.
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I recently visited New York to try and capture some images of the city that were uniquely my own. After a rather large winter storm, I headed out into the city alone. I started in Brooklyn and eventually made my way to Central Park where I spent a few hours wandering around and shooting the freshly fallen snow. After I left the park, I headed up 7th Avenue back towards Times Square. I really didn�t have a mission, I just wanted to take in as much of the city as I could.
During my walk back, I passed a street that immediately grabbed my attention. The moon was slowly creeping across the sky and it was showering the wet pavement with an eerie glow. The headlights from a distant convoy of taxis mixed perfectly with the yellow tinge of the streetlights to create a colorful New York city pallet of colors. I walked down the street a bit trying to frame the shot and I eventually stopped in between two trees that I wanted to incorporate into the image. Once I was happy with the position, I unpacked the tripod slung across my back and set-up in the middle of the street.
In order to create this HDR photograph, I needed at least one 30 second exposure due to the nature of this technique. I soon found out that 30 seconds without traffic was a rarity, even on a side street. I could see the traffic light at the end of the street and each time it turned red I ran into the middle of the road and setup my tripod. On my first try, I got about 20 seconds into the exposure and a taxi cab came racing down the street honking its horn as I was obviously blocking his path. On my second attempt, I had to move for a snow plow that was lumbering down the street with a line of inpatient drivers immediately following it. On my third attempt, the first scenario repeated itself as a line on taxis came barreling through the side street. Each time I moved for traffic, I was forced to jump into about 18 inches of snow piled up on the sidewalk. This delicate dance of setting up and jumping out of the way continued over and over again.
A smarter man would have just moved on but I refused to leave without getting the shot. After about twenty minutes of pure trial and error, I finally manged to complete the 30 second exposure. Content with the image, I packed up the tripod and headed down the street back towards Times Square.
I am fast learning that many kinds of photography take patience and perseverance. You may have a good location and the necessary equipment, but that doesn�t mean that you�re going to walk away with the shot. This is especially true in urban settings where constant movement can be both a friend and an enemy. The patience and perseverance that is needed for photography mirrors many other aspects of life. Very few things are ever given to us. Most of us have to work hard and wait patiently for the things we want in life. This photograph reminds me of that. I knew the shot that I wanted and I wasn�t going to give up until I got it, even with so many forces working against me.
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awesome shot, congratulations!
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Outstanding shot, love the treatment too!
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What a wondeful photo! And thank you for taking the time to write your experience of capturing this precise moment in time. It is beautiful.
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Wow. Breathtaking view. Congrats on your sale.
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I really like this. Great use of HDR. Congrats!
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What a great result! Absolutely worth the trouble! :-)
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Great shot! I absolutely love the colors and especially the fishbowl effect of the buildings. Well worth your patience and determination to get it right. You sure did that! v/f/tweeted.
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Such a unique shot! Interesting to study as you turn your head and twist to see new details! Love it! :). Fav, voted! :)
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Great perspective.
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The depth is just awesome -- love the colors. Congratulations.
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Joshua, I really enjoyed reading the backstory, and love, love, LOVE this breathtaking image! Congratulations! :-)
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Super-duperdee-spectacular. Love it. Love the angle. Congrats on your sale and many more.
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Gorgeous photograph effects, congratulations on your sale and HAPPY 2012!
Thank you! Happy 2012 to you as well!
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I don't know if this is the first time you sold this one, but I know its well deserved. I favorites this as one of my first favorites on FAA! Congrats on the sale!
I am truly humbled! Thank you!
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I am ecstatic! Thanks!
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Great shot! Thanks for not giving up, just like you said "Very few things are ever given to us. Most of us have to work hard and wait patiently for the things we want in life."
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From a public relations standpoint, the timing couldn't be worse. AMR Corp's board of directors boosted the stock-based compensation of its five most senior executives just one day before the company announced major capacity cuts, job losses, potential facility closures and that controversial $15 charge for the first checked bag. A 22 May filing […]
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Looking for a little light reading as we head into the Memorial Day Weekend? Then look no further. An Aircell patent application that was filed on 31 October 2006 has just been published. It details the company's invention for providing multiple radio frequency communication links simultaneously between the aircraft and multiple terrestrial cell sites. US20080102814.pdf […]
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A bicyclist hit and killed by a vehicle Thursday in Moorpark has been identified.
Kenneth Gutherie, 52, of Moorpark was riding south on Moorpark Avenue when he was hit by a vehicle about 9:55 a.m. near Poindexter Avenue, Ventura County sheriff's officials said.
Jaime Tijero Ibarra, 44, of Sylmar was driving south on Moorpark Avenue when, for an unknown reason, the two collided, officials said.
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At a glance: Who was at the forum?
Here's a list of who participated in Monday's forum.S.C. State Senate District 26 Republican Challenger Deedee VaughtersS.C. House of Representatives District 81 Petition Candidate Jane VaughtersRepublican Don WellsDistrict 86 Write-in Candidate David LobbIncumbent Republican Bill TaylorSheriffWrite-in candidate Jim VauseProbate Judge Republican Candidate Challenger Jane Page ThompsonSchool Board District 8 Tad Barber Bruce WheelonTreasurer Candidates (all write-ins) John CagleDebra FolkJason GoingsAngela GunterMelissa OremusRobin SaylorEd Smith Sonya SprayReferendum on change to form of governmentAiken County Council Chairman Ronnie YoungCouncilman Scott SingerMore onlineVisit www.aikenstandard.com for more information on the upcoming 2012 election.
Around 150 seats were set up at the Aiken Standard's public forum held Monday evening and almost all of them were filled by residents who wanted to hear from local candidates.
The forum took place at the Aiken Municipal Building in which 17 candidates from a variety of races attended and answered an array of questions asked by moderators Jeff Wallace, former Aiken Standard editor, and Executive Editor Tim O'Briant.
Questions covered issues that related to each position.
Some candidates sat at the forum table alone, like Republican Deedee Vaughters, who's running for S.C. State Senate District 26 – incumbent and Democrat candidate Nikki Setzler didn't participate. Vaughters said she has persistently asked Setzler to debate her, but he has yet to grant her request.
"He continues to duck me every chance he gets," she said during her closing statements.
On the other side of the spectrum, eight write-in candidates for treasurer packed onto the stage to tell the public why they were running and answer the three questions that related to the seat they were bidding for.
"I'm sure more of you wanted to run, but there's no more room up here," quipped treasurer write-in candidate Melissa Oremus to the audience.
County Councilman Scott Singer and County Council Chairman Ronnie Young were also at the forum to speak on the change of government referendum that will also be on November's ballot.
Singer, who's for the change that would give County Council the option to appoint the treasurer and auditor positions rather than be elected by residents, said it would be more efficient and effective.
Young opposes the referendum and simply stated it didn't need to change because, "What we got works."
Some of the candidates took time to express their frustration of the fiasco this election year has become locally and across the state due to a Supreme Court ruling that new candidates seeking elected office must submit a paper copy of a Statement of Economic Interest at the same time that they submit their intention of candidacy.
That ruling decertified hundreds, knocking them off the ballots. Some successfully became petition candidates and others are write-ins.
O'Briant said that it's the responsibility of a newspaper to assure that democracy exists by keeping the public well-informed.
With the confusion in this year's election caused by the Supreme Court ruling, the Aiken Standard decided it needed to step it up even more with its coverage and organized the forum.
"We have lots of wonderful, well-qualified candidates who are seeking to serve the residents of Aiken County," O'Briant said. "It was good to give them a forum where they had an opportunity to speak to the voters."
Residents seemed pleased with the outcome of the forum as well.
Dr. Marsha Harris, a retired educator, said she found the forum quite helpful.
"I wanted to hear all of the candidates because some of them will represent us all," she said.
The forum, which aired live on ASTV 95, will air again. Keep an eye on the Aiken Standard for times of when it will run.
The video of the forum in its entirety can also be found on www.aikenstandard.com.
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Chocolate Coffee Pudding recipe adapted from Marguerite Patten BBC cookery show.
|Strong coffee
|7 1⁄2 Fluid Ounce (225 milliliter)
|Cocoa powder/25 gram /1 ounce chocolate powder
|1⁄2 Ounce
|7 1⁄2 Fluid Ounce (225 milliliter)
|Eggs/2 eggs and 2 egg yolks
|Caster sugar
|3 Ounce (75 gram)
|Cake crumbs/Soft breadcrumbs
|50 Gram (fine)
|For sauce
|1 Tablespoon (Leveled)
|Strong coffee
|4 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Pint (300 milliliter)
|Caster sugar
|1 1⁄2 Ounce (40 gram)
Grease a 1 2 litre/2 pint pie dish and preheat the oven to 160°C/325°F, Gas Mark 3.
Warm the coffee and dissolve the cocoa or chocolate powder in it.
Add the milk.
Beat the eggs and sugar together; you may need the larger amount of sugar if you are using cocoa powder and breadcrumbs.
Add the milk mixture.
Put the crumbs into the pie dish, strain the liquid over them and allow to stand for 15 minutes before cooking.
Bake for approximately 45 minutes, or until just firm and serve hot with the sauce.
To make the sauce, blend the cocoa or chocolate powder with the cornflour and add the coffee and milk.
Pour into a saucepan, stir over a moderate heat until the sauce thickens, then add the sugar.
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