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Villains that arn't that bad or evil.
Erik isn't that bad he's just fighting for his rights as a mutant.
She is sometimes even a hero in certain scenarios.
Occasionaly helps GL.
He killed allot of people but it was to stop nuclear armagedon.
Has a good side to him.
He has to be somewhat good to become a president but then again anyone can be president nowadays.lol.
Right now he's pretty much reformed; I think.
Helped train Robin and also Batman when he was recovering.
Perhaps isn't meaning to screw country up but is.
Didn't mean to screw up country but did.
Created Gotham City Sirens which I think isn't evil and is kinda neutral.
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The local newspaper did a story on us today.......
We are leaving next week and will be updating photos and status both here and on our site. http://www.adventuretrio.com
Our son is stoked to be picked up from school next week with fully loaded bikes and heading north to parts unknown.
Terry :D
Fantastic. Good on you. Have a safe journey.:D:lurk
Better avoid Arkansas
Arkansas has a minimum passenger age of 8 years old for motorcycles. There may be other states as well.
We'll be looking for your ride report :deal Thanks for the great intro, and safe journey :thumb
I hear so many people say they cannot do this kind of stuff because of family responsibilities and such, which I can understand but it is refreshing to see you just pack those responsibilities on the bikes and head out. Life doesn't stop when you have children, you just bring them along, like my parents did with me and my sister..
Your kid will have some good stories to tell when he is older. Both me and my sister were born on the rodeo circuit. My dad rode bulls and broncs for a living for 16 years not to mention our 3 week trek through Mexico in a shoddy VW van LOL! Ya, we met more people getting stuck in the sand than anywhere else! :lol3
I am Lovin this RR already!
And on another interesting note, we lived in Davis for a couple years when I was really young. I think we were there around 1980-82...
And unfortunately not everyone gets it. There are a few hens in the neighborhood that actually took offense to the article. Go figure.....
36 hours til departure....
Good luck on your trip! Great way to look at and experience life. No regrets. BTW, I tried the link a couple ways and it didn't work.
Great philosophy.
Do more!
I'll be following your travels...:D
Hi Adventure Trio! GSWayne and I are always happy to see the F650GS out on the road on another adventure (it's been up to Portland, so it knows its way up the coast :D). Have a great trip!
Met at Lunch
We met on Monday May 22 at Denny's in Aberdeen, Washington. I was on the GS and my wife on the Versys. So far it has been a great trip report.
We are still looking for real estate in Washington and Oregon. Hope you made it home OK. Rich
Glad you trip is going well. We are still on the road and just leaving Government Camp near mount hood heading for Bend.
We'l be getting home sometime on Saturday.
Safe travels to the both of you......
OK, so after being home for a week I have finally had time to sort through photos and stories of the trip.
We laid out our gear, clothes, camping kit, etc., removed some things, and removed some things again. It was a bit of a challenge as we had planned to camp and motel along the way. We would have saved all the room and about 38lbs if we didn't camp but then we would give up the opportunity to meet people..........which was the whole point of the trip. And with 3 of us, one being 7 years old, there were a few things we couldn't leave without. Baseball gloves, check, kite, check, night time blanket, check....
And after it was all loaded.....keep in mind that my back seat is full of Jack's gear as I transport it to school to pick him up.
We picked up our 7 year old from his last day of school with fully loaded bikes with a destination of Benbow California. (Near Garberville) 248 miles
It's 92 degrees as we suit up, so time is of the essence. Jack doesn't mind long rides, but he does mind roasting in a motorcycle suit in a parking lot.....
And we're off.....
So about 45 minutes out of Davis my passenger tells me through the autocom that he is hot and thirsty and would like to take a break. It's all about keeping the big guy happy in the heat so we pulled of in Esparto at a run down market to grab something cold. As we were taking off our gear I soon realized that there was a bee that had flown in to Jack's sleeve and it was just sitting there......not for long. It stung him in the arm as we tried to get it out. We got the jacket off and after a few tears had a anti sting patch from the first aid kit to sooth the pain.......and a root beer from the market.
He's tough and soon we were back on the road.
There were a few thunder clouds looming about. We kept our eye on this one as it seemed to be conveniently moving towards our destination. We weren't worried about riding in the rain, but it was the first day and we were still getting used to the weight. I didn't want to have wet roads as a factor so early in the trip.
It never did rain on us, but we were right behind it. We kept running through puddles that were only a few minutes old.
As I mentioned, we were heading towards Garberville. Coincedently it was also the weekend of the Redwood run, a big Harley event. We stopped in Lucerne (near Clearlake) for an ice cream and lunch and parked with a sea of Harleys. Most folks were nice although there were many that didn't even acknowledge that we were on 2 wheels. Apparently it's not cool to wear jackets with sleeves, high viz gear, or full face helmets with some people. Oh well, we were just happy to have departed on our 16 day trip.
We made our next "rest stop" was Willits CA for fuel. Jack started getting tired and was dozing off a bit. He is attached to me with a child riding belt and surrounded with a RevPak U shaped duffle so he can't fall off. It was time for more sugar to perk him up and we only had about an hour to go.
This is also where I discovered by leaking rear Ohlins. With only 3000 miles on it and having it custom sprung for my weight as well as gear, passenger, and riding type, I wasn't happy to see it weeping oil badly. Not dripping on the ground yet, but give it time. Onward to Benbow.....
We arrived at the Benbow Inn around 6:45pm. I had made reservations at hotels for the 1st 2 nights as I knew they would be long days in the saddle. This is a place that my wife has visited since childhood so it was a bit of a history lesson for Jack and I. We met some other riders heading to the Redwood run and everyone was cool. The Ohlins was now officially dripping oil on the ground.....shit!
I called Ohlins the next morning and ordered a new shock. This time with an even stiffer spring as I didn't want to take any chances later in the trip. I had them ship it to Ride West BMW in Seattle where I already had an appointment to have new tires installed on Sandy's F650. We ran out of time before we left and we knew we would be staying in Seattle for a few days.
Day 2
We were up early with the sound of Harleys buzzing up and down the road. Downstairs for breakfast and then load the bikes. Ohlins was shipping my replacement 2 day air to Seattle and all was going to work out. I kept a watchful eye on the shock but could tell it was getting a bit softer as we rode.
Our destination for today was Brookings Oregon.
We had to stop at the home of Big Foot.
Jack really dug hanging out in the tree
Our ride through the redwoods and up the coast was stellar.
I had been running my POV helmet camera on and off during this trip. Jack wanted to hold the main recording unit that has a small viewing screen and to operate the record/stop controls. Apparently my video operator fell asleep and I felt the tug and separation of the camera head from the velcro mount on my helmet, followed by a radio call from Sandy through the auto com "he dropped the camera!!" Flashers on, pull over, and she says "I'll go get it" Down the freeway shoulder she ran watching cars, trucks, semi trucks, and motorcycles all seeming to dodge the camera system. She was able to retrive it.
It was still in 1 piece. Scuffed a little, but it still worked!
Jack thought I was going to be mad and was apologizing over and over. I told him that it was all part of the trip and would make a good story. Funny what vacation time will do for your outlook.....
An hour later we reached Brookings. I have stayed at this Best Western hotel before..........all rooms face the ocean and are about $120 a night for a large room. Not really economy class but we needed to spread out, use the wifi and do a little laundry.
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David and Amanda Latchaw of Loveland are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughters Lily Colette Latchaw and Evelyn Cedar Latchaw. The twins were born on Monday, December 2, 2013 at Medical Center of the Rockies. Lily arrived at 8:22 a.m. weighing 6 pounds, 14 ounces, and was 19 inches long. Evelyn arrived at 8:23 a.m. weighing 6 pounds, 8 ounces, and was 18.5 inches long. The twins are joining their big sister Molly, age 2. Also celebrating Lily and Evelyn's arrival ... Full Story
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Incident activity for December, 2013 Sunday, December 1 BFPD responded with TVEMS to a medical call on Marshal Place. The patient was transported. BFPD responded to a medical call on Douglas Place for a person having a seizure. The crew assisted TVEMS with medical care. The patient was transported. BFPD responded to a four-vehicle accident on Interstate 25 at mile marker 250. There was moderate to heavy damage to the vehicles. One occupant required medical attention. The crew helped with ... Full Story
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Loveland woman trapped in submerged car during floods grateful for last-moment rescue Longmont, Mountain View firefighters braved rushing waters to pull her to safety By Pierrette J. Shields Longmont Times-Call Just two days shy of her 23rd birthday, Erin Brazzil used her cell phone to call her father to tell him goodbye. With the phone gripped tightly to her face she told him that she wouldn't be coming home again, that she was sorry for everything bad she had ever ... Full Story
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Air National Guard Airman 1st Class Miranda L. Craft graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills. Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air ... Full Story
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Berthoud horses are headed to the Rose Parade in California 13 Norwegian Fjord horses -- with eight from Berthoud -- will make their debut in the 125th annual Rose Parade in Pasadena By Jessica Benes Reporter-Herald Staff Writer About 800,000 people will experience the 125th Tournament of Roses Parade live from Pasadena, Calif., on Wednesday, and another 57 million people will view it on television. Viewers will see flowery floats, marching bands and equestrian units marching ... Full Story
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Level 3 State Championships 2013 Premier Gymnastics of the Rockies By Wendy Kenner December 20, 2013 The Level 3 team for Premier Gymnastics of the Rockies recently competed in the Level 3 State Championship Meet. The meet was held on December 14 and 15, in Littleton, CO. The team placed second in the team competition. There were also several top 5 individual placements. In the Session A, Child Division, Naima Contreras placed first on Vault, fourth on Uneven Bars and ... Full Story
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Larimer County Sheriff's Office investigators have arrested Jeffrey Alonzo Varos, DOB: 07/28/93 and Christopher Glen Agnew, DOB: 03/31/92 as suspects in the December 4 robbery of a convenience store in Wellington, Colorado. The arrest of Jeffrey Varos occurred after investigators and the Larimer County SWAT team executed a search warrant of a residence in the 3700-block of Harrison Avenue on December 12. Mr. Varos was arrested for Aggravated Robbery, a class 3 felony and Theft, a class 3 ... Full Story
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If asked to posit the antithesis of the Philadelphia Unionĺs struggles in 2014, you neednĺt look further than Sept. 27, 2013.
That night, a Union team traveling to Kansas City, carrying a six-game winless streak that seemed predestined to grow to seven, faced the prospect of tangling with one of MLSĺs best teams in one of MLSĺs most intimidating venues.
They did just about everything youĺd expect: They defended desperately, they bunkered in their own half for long stretches, they saw precious little of the ball.
And they did one thing no one expected: They won, a 1-0 victory that kept the flickering playoff hopes burning for another week.
What that Union team did is precisely the opposite of whatĺs been produced by the club this season. There was no attractive football, hardly any tidy passing, and there was that all-too-rare sight of a clinically finished opportunity. It was ugly, from Conor Caseyĺs 36th-minute rebound goal to living on the edge in trying to repel one Sporting KC wave of pressure after another. But it was effective.
Somehow, the Union must channel that performance Wednesday when they travel to Kansas City, improbably facing a direr predicament than last fall.
ôA couple of us were talking about it at lunch,ö Danny Cruz said Monday. ôLast year we were in a bit of a downward spiral when that game came. Everybody wrote us off. And it was obviously a huge win, but it was a win where we fought for each other. We got a goal earlier, and then were under pressure most of the game, but we came out at 1-0. At the end of the day, we looked back at it and it was three points. It didnĺt matter how we got them. And we need a win like that. We need to get a win where weĺre just fighting for one another and letting the soccer take care of itself.ö
The conversations within the Union this year constitute a remarkable reversal from last season. While John Hackworthĺs club was in playoff position for the vast majority of last season, Hackworth was left to lament the lack of free-flowing, aesthetically-pleasing soccer comprising that effort.
This year, theyĺve controlled games with authoritative midfield performances and a possession-oriented approach. (For comparisonĺs sake, SKC outpossessed the Union 62-38 in that game last year; this year the Union have owned possession edges of 53-47 and 61-39 in road losses to New York and Montreal, respectively.) But they have a lone win to show for it and are winless in a franchise-record stretch of nine games.
Hackworth, ever the stickler for process, emphasized that the nuts and bolts of controlling Sporting KC must be different this time around given the divergence in styles between the teams. But during a conference call Tuesday, he did relent that, ôI think weĺre going to have to steal a little bit of what we did last year and infuse that in this yearĺs team in order to try to rectify the situation.ö
In an odd way, traveling to Kansas City may not be the worst thing for the Union (1-5-5, 8 points). Yes, they have to face the Eastern Conference leaders and defending MLS Cup Champions in SKC (5-2-2, 17 points). That loss to the Union is the only one for the home side since last August at Sporting Park, where theyĺve gone 3-0-2 this season. And though the Union have Maurice Edu available, they must contend with the home teamĺs U.S. National Team threats, Graham Zusi and Matt Besler.
But the Union have struggled at home, and fan unrest that last week added chants of ôFire Hackworthö to the arsenal havenĺt fostered an intimidating environment for opponents. At least a time zone away, theyĺll have some separation from the weight of expectations.
ôI think itĺs a good opportunity because youĺre playing the best team in the league right now at their home,ö Hackworth said. ôPressure comes off of us in that regard because nobody truly expects us to get a result in Kansas City. Traditionally, it doesnĺt matter where either one of us has been in the standings. Weĺve have really good games against them.ö
Whispers of pressure on the club and its manager have grown to a crescendo that canĺt be ignored. Hackworth isnĺt trying to run from that, hoping to bear the burden of expectations on his shoulders to free his players to just play. He also isnĺt concerned about his job security, saying he feels fully supported by the front office and ownership.
Cruz and company need no reminder of the pressure that rides on a game like Sporting Kansas City, especially with the team level with them atop the standings, New England, awaiting the Union at PPL Park Saturday. They certainly donĺt require outside influence to know that the tide must turn, and quickly.
ôWith this profession comes pressure,ö Cruz said. ôI certainly didnĺt come out to training today and think, Ĺman the world is my shoulders or any of our shoulders.ĺ We know that we need to get a result. We know that weĺre in a bad spot and if things donĺt turn around soon, itĺs going to be a long year. And I donĺt think a lot of us are looking at it as pressure. If it is, itĺs pressure on ourselves. No oneĺs putting it on us except ourselves.
ôTo get to this level, you have to want to be the best at what we do. And right now we havenĺt been good enough. Thereĺs no secret about it. But Wednesday, just like last year when we went there, is a big opportunity to make a statement and turn things around.ö
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The place to be last night in LA wasn't Villa, or Green Door, or Goa. It was Pink Taco at Brooklyn Beckham's 9th birthday. Victoria enlisted the help of gal pals Eva Longoria and Heidi Klum organize the festivities.
There were about 15 kids total,13 adults, and they had all kinds of things off the menu (chips, salsa, quesadillas, guacamole). They brought their own special bday cake to celebrate.
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It has been recently revealed in a report that Google firm is planning to launch an all new .lol domain. These plans have been revealed by the Chief Internet Evangelist for the company, Vint Cerf. He is of the view that these plans might be made reality in the next four years to come.
He is of the view that there have been most people in the world using .com domain and there is need for changing the same. This shall mean that there is need for some new efforts to be made to incorporate some effective changes in the time to come.
"Despite the great opportunities the web has enabled for people around the world, there is still a lingering question about the diversity of the domain space (given that the number of generic TLDs has only increased by 14 in the last 28 years)", he said
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AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, Oct. 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Doctors in the Netherlands have used RapidArc technology from Varian Medical Systems (NYSE: VAR) to treat four early stage lung cancer patients in what is believed to be among the world's first treatments of their kind. Clinicians at VU University Medical Center in Amsterdam now plan to replace conventional stereotactic radiotherapy treatments with RapidArc for all such patients.
A 57-year-old male, diagnosed with a 1.2cm diameter non-small cell lung tumor in the right upper lobe and deemed unfit for surgery as a result of severe emphysema, was the first patient to receive the pioneering radiotherapy treatment at the hospital in early September.
"We normally use ultra-precise stereotactic radiotherapy in these cases and we have now treated more than 400 such patients in this way," said Dr. Ben Slotman, chairman of the hospital's department of radiation oncology. "But RapidArc offers some real time-savings over stereotactic radiotherapy and its use in this case is a real breakthrough for us and our patients."
The pioneering treatment was delivered in less than 15 minutes versus the 30 to 45 minutes normally needed by the team at VU University Medical Center to treat lungs with image-guided intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT). The treatment was delivered using six arcs -- or rotations -- of the treatment machine around the patient. RapidArc delivers a volumetric radiotherapy treatment in a single or multiple arcs of the treatment machine around the patient.
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Descension had a better closing track.
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here's something I'm working on for an album cover. Don't know where to take it next, so please don't hold back. Be brutal!
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Hey this is looking pretty cool. Seems like some graphic typography would tie it up nicely. The one thing that jumps out at me as a little awkward though, is the blood spatter on his eye... because of the shadows under the eyes being brown, and the blood being a similar shade of red, it makes the splatter look like a port wine birthmark instead. Since you have a hot pink ear necklace, purple slippers, and a blue gun, maybe you could pop the red out a bit more, make it brighter for contrast, maybe not the whole splatter, but just a part of it to stand out.
Also, I can't read where the splatter came from... it doesn't look natural. Seems like it should have more of a projectile direction, right now it looks like the gunsite spit blood in his eye... I like the rest though
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I agree with the blood being brighter for contrast. I'm also unsure if thats where the shadow should be. I think it would come to more of a angle. Hopefully someone more experienced could comment soon. Also depending on the genre of the music you could add some more detail to the figures clothing/gear like you did with the Felix the cat button and the ears. Maybe do a homage to one of the bands inspirations ( for example if it was ACDC maybe put a lightning bolt on the gun )
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if this is an almbum cover, I'd say don't hold back anything to make it pop. Some strong red /blue (or any warm / cold) rim lighting would really help this pop. it would also help defines the forms alot. and as a personal note, i'd darken those eyebrows.
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Because I'm a Maid! (メイドですから! Meido desukara!?) is a romantic comedy manga by Sayuri Sakai.[1] The story is set at the wealthy Mitsurugi household and follows the Mitsurugi siblings and Karen Otonashi through her struggles in love and becoming a maid.
The main character, Karen Otonashi, takes a maid exam at the Mitsurugi home, the first step towards her dream of becoming a respected maid like her grandmother. After passing a difficult exam, Karen throws herself into becoming an expert maid. Karen matures as she faces many issues in her path.
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Shrimp Kabobs
30 May 2010
|Large shrimp in shells
|1 Pound (Fresh Or Frozen)
|Canned pineapple slices
|8 Ounce, juice pack (1 Can)
|Lemon juice
|3 Tablespoon
|Cooking oil
|2 Teaspoon
|Dry mustard
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Bottled hot pepper sauce
|3 Dash
|Cherry tomatoes
Thaw shrimp, if frozen.
Shell and devein shrimp.
Drain pineapple, reserving juice.
Halve pineapple slices.
Combine reserved pineapple juice with next 5 ingredients and 1/2 teaspoon salt; pour over shrimp.
Cover; refrigerate 2 hours, spooning marinade over shrimp occasionally.
Drain shrimp; reserve marinade.
On 4 skewers alternate shrimp and pineapple slices.
Broil 4 inches from heat for 4 minutes; brush occasionally with marinade.
Turn kabobs; put two tomatoes on end of each skewer.
Broil about 4 minutes more, brushing with marinade
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More than Ten Thousand Citizens Hack for Good at the Second-Annual National Day of Civic Hacking
Open data empowers people and businesses, drives innovation, and makes possible what was previously impossible. Today's apps and websites use open data to make cities easier to move around, more sustainable, and more business friendly.
For the second year in a row, America's Civic Hackers, Mayors, and State and Federal government officials came together to participate in the National Day of Civic Hacking—the biggest gathering of civic hackers in the world. The event brings together technologists, entrepreneurs, developers, and citizens to unleash their tech skills to improve their communities and the governments that serve them. This year, 123 events were held in 103 cities in 13 countries across the world.
Inspired by the National Day of Civic Hacking, mayors across the country are stepping up and recognizing the tremendous benefits to opening up their city data. For instance, showing their support for the open data movement, in May Mayor Karl Dean signed the "Metro Government Open Data Executive Order" for the City of Nashville, while Councilmember Sittenfeld and Interim City Manager Stiles announced the City of Cincinnati's new open data policy.
Los Angeles is also leveraging open data and civic hacking. On May 31st, City of Los Angeles Controller Ron Galperin and Chief Innovation Technology Officer Peter Marx joined us at City Hall to launch an open data portal for the City of Los Angeles. At the event, we met with over 400 Los Angeleno civic hackers who are building tools to leverage the City's newly released open data—including data sets on permits issued, incidence of traffic collisions, and 311 response times.
At this same Hack for LA event, the i.am.angel Foundation, WhizGirls Academy and Technovation worked with 150 students from the Los Angeles Unified School District to take the first steps to learn how to code. These budding hackers demonstrate the incredible potential of the city of Los Angeles and its dynamic students to expand the diversity of the American tech sector, answering the President's call for one million additional STEM undergraduates in the next ten years.
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We thank all the municipal leaders and civic hackers from around the country for joining the movement to unlock open data and for building the apps and services that put open data to use. Together, we are answering the President's call to unleash information that fuels innovation and economic growth.
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Danielle S.
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on 1/16/2014
I wore this to the pool with my preschooler and found myself worried "the girls" would fall out! I love that it is light and simple, but I find the coverage from bottom to top is pretty minimal. I ordered a size up based on other reviews and it fits around my rib cage just fine, but if you're bigger than a B cup, this wouldn't be appropriate for any sport I've ever played, unless you're playing "peek-a-boo"!!
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excellent- for extra coverage under Aquablade
Louise D.
from Elizabethtown, PA
on 7/20/2013
I have an open swim event and am 52 - wearing a Speedo Aquablade and wanted additional coverage - the Sporti works perfectly. Minimal fabric but all the coverage needed. Lightwear and does not interfere with function and ease of the Aquablade.
Comfy and cute
Stephanie L.
from Utah
on 7/8/2013
After reading reviews I ordered the XL. Dry fit is comfortable but it is too loose in the water. The coverage is good and I love the pink color. I'm 5"5", 130lbs 34D, size 6.
Awesome but runs small!
from Minneapolis
on 1/18/2011
I don't do a lot of working out in pools, but when I swim I want both parts of the suit to stay on, without having to wear a one-piece. The sizing is European, apparently, so be sure to check your actual dimensions rather than picking out the "size" (s,m,l) that you normally wear. This suit definitely runs small! You may be surprised. It's a great value, though, durable and attractive. The cut is nice, and the drawstring in the bottom is great for after a few wears, although it keeps its shape well: it doesn't stretch out much even when wet.
so so
Natalia S.
from Livermore, CA
on 8/28/2013
This top is ok. The problem is that when you're swimming, the straps don't hold very well and the top goes down uncovering your chest.It's good if you're not competing or swimming fast, just chilling by the pool
Great Bikini Top
from Florida
on 8/20/2013
I don't know how this would do for competitive swimming, but I wanted a bikini top with a little more coverage than my usual triangle and bandeau tops. This was perfect. Love the racerback. Fits true to size to just a tad small.
Great for small chests
Lesia P.
from Sellersville, PA
on 8/8/2013
Love this top. If you are bigger then a small b do not get you will fall out. I love this for running and swimming!
Comfortable Bra to wear under a suit or whereever.
Jennifer Brehob
from Marblehead, MA
on 7/14/2014
Very useful, lightweight and comfortable.
Best top ever
from Honolulu, HI
on 6/20/2014
I had to get a large, which I'm not, but I love this top. It keeps everything in place for all activities: jogging, yoga, biking and swimming. PLEASE BRING IT BACK, ESPECIALLY IN PURPLE!!!!!!
Material very thin
Club swimmer
from Indiana
on 6/18/2014
Not a lot of support
Fits EXTREMELY Small
Le Heat
from Salem, Or
on 5/7/2014
Over all, I loved the color and what the fit likely would have been. I purchased this for my mother. She has a decently large bust and roughly a size 6. This top would be best for someone with no bust, and about 100 lbs. I bought and XL, and I had triple checked to see if it was a youth size, due to it being so small.
Loved it
from Sacramento, CA
on 5/4/2014
Nice, Runs small tho.
Jacqueline V
from Philadelphia, PA
on 4/29/2014
I'm a 32C bought a medium, and I'm worried most of the time that my ladies are hanging out. Other than that, I like the style and it still looks good you just gotta be careful ;)
Small and thin
from Boston, MA
on 4/23/2014
I use this to go to the gym and wear under my wetsuit for surfing. The material is good for water sports. However, the fit is way too small. I ordered an XS and it is tighter than I wanted. The fabric is thin, removable cups would be nice in a top like this. The blue is a nice color.
A ridiculously small top!
from Ontario, CA
on 4/15/2014
Awful product for anyone with breasts large than 32A. If you're a B cup even the large won't fit you. Skip on this product and pay a bit more for something you won't end up having to give to your ten year old daughter. Yup, gave the LARGE to a 10 year old. That's how small they are ladies. SUPER SMALL.
Great quality but runs very small
Anita k.
from AKRON, OH
on 3/28/2014
I love this suit. I bought Sporti 2 pieces in a few colors. The fabric and construction are very high quality on all.The bottoms run true to size but the tops are small. I am a 34D and there isn't much fabric to hold me in. This may be because the top is wide enough but is not tall enough. I bought a Lg and an XL top and wear them together and this works for me. At the sale price this was possible.
perfect for anywhere
from Pullman, wa
on 3/26/2014
Get one size bigger than what you usually wear.
from wailuku, hi
on 3/21/2014
Love it
very little coverage
from USA
on 3/18/2014
This top does not fit like other racing bikini tops (ie Speedo, tyr brand). It provides very little coverage and going up a size does not help because the straps are very long which makes the top very low cut regardless of size. I do not recommend this top for anyone larger than a B cup. I am returning it because it will not work for lap swimming.
Runs small, not for more busty folks
Lauren L.
from San Francisco, CA
on 3/12/2014
I am a C cup and I barely stay in this suit. I definitely ordered a size larger than I typically do and still found it lacking in support/difficult to keep on. Fine for splashing around at a beach, getting in a hot tub, or lounging about but I would absolutely not use this for fitness swimming or laps.


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The Remington 770 .270 Win Bolt-Action Rifle with Scope shoots with exceptional accuracy thanks to its cold-forged, ordinance-grade steel barrel that is button rifled with 6-groove rifling. The premounted 3 - 9 x 40 boresighted riflescope delivers precise targeting, and the textured synthetic composite stock offers a firm grip. Easy-camming 60° bolt action provides rapid shooting, and 3 lugs lock the bolt inside the barrel for strength and smooth operation. Single-stage trigger.
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A federal jury has found former Lighthouse Inn operator Maureen Clark guilty of fraudulently obtaining more than $1.7 million in a scheme to build a resort and casino in Lakeshore, Miss.
The jury in U.S. District Court in Bridgeport deliberated for less than two days before finding Clark, 58, of Stonington guilty of one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, 13 counts of wire fraud and six counts of money laundering. The jury found her not guilty of one count of wire fraud.
She faces a maximum of 20 years in prison on each count of conspiracy and wire fraud and a maximum of 10 years on each count of money laundering. She remains free until sentencing, which is expected to take place in October.
Her business partner, Christopher Plummer, pleaded guilty in January and is scheduled to be sentenced Aug. 31.
According to the government, Clark and Plummer held themselves out as authorized members of New England Resorts LLC and falsely represented to investors that they owned or controlled hundreds of acres of land in a Mississippi town. They said they had invested several hundred millions of their own and would be building a 2-million-square-foot resort with a casino, hotels, condominiums and a medical facility.
In soliciting funds for the project, Clark and Plummer falsely represented that major Wall Street firms had committed to the project, according to the government. Clark said she was getting finances from overseas sources, including nearly $1 billion from an international corporation called Africa-Israel Investments.
The government calculated Clark spent $900,000 of the investor funds on the financially troubled Lighthouse Inn, a New London restaurant and hotel that has since been foreclosed.
At the trial before Judge Warren W. Eginton, Assistant U.S. Attorneys Michael S. McGarry and Richard J. Schechter called investors who described a sales pitch that involved building a resort that would help revive a region that had been ravaged by Hurricane Katrina. A number of the victims said they met with Clark and Plummer at the Lighthouse Inn, were told about the project and were convinced to invest their money.
Defense attorneys Hubert J. Santos and Jessica M. Santos maintained that the project was legitimate and put Clark on the witness stand last week to tell her story.
Hubert Santos said in a phone interview Thursday afternoon that Clark would be appealing.
"She never really set out to hurt anybody," said Santos. "The day she was arrested, she was working on the project."
Clark had options to purchase 370 acres in Lakeshore and was working hard to find financing for the project when the economy collapsed, Santos said. He said Clark never profited from the deal. She sent $500,000 to Mississippi to secure the options, he said, and other money went into the Lighthouse Inn, where she was just a 10 percent owner.
Had the project gone forward, "These people would have called her one of the greatest commercial developers in the history of America," Santos said.
Michael Abromowitz, whose Ohio family invested $250,000 in the project, said in an email that the Abromowitz family is "extremely happy with the verdict."
"We feel after years of hell and false promises that justice has been done," Abromowitz wrote. "With Ms. Clark locked up, we can rest easy knowing that no one else will fall victim to her."
Clark's partner, Plummer, pleaded guilty in January to conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Plummer, 50, has been held in federal custody since he was arrested Nov. 29, 2010. He faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison when J. Eginton sentences him next month. He faces a fine of up to $250,000 and will be required to repay the victims of the scheme.
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Tim Robinson publishes historical novel
INDIANTOWN - Tim Robinson, a local author from Indiantown, has published his first historical novel, "A Tropical Frontier, Tales of Old Florida."
Robinson has crafted an unforgettable story of the hardy pioneers who settled along Florida's southeast coast in the early 1800s, years before Flagler's railroad.
This epic novel has it all, from shipwrecked sailors and damsels in distress, to ruthless pirates and buried treasure. There are gifted shipbuilders and fearless blockade runners and unexpected assaults by Mother Nature and Mother Ocean. Readers will follow four generations of the MacLeod, Dawson and Hackensaw families, and share their triumphs and tragedies as the early settlers conquer the tropical frontier.
Robinson's family has a long history in Florida. His grandfather and great uncle were homesteaders in Cape Canaveral in the early 1920s, and his father and mother moved to West Palm Beach when he was an infant. Robinson graduated from Twin Lakes High School and served in the US Navy. After his tour of duty, he and his bride Connie moved to Stuart where they raised three children. Currently, the couple lives on a small farm in Indiantown surrounded by a menagerie of animals.
Robinson became interested in Florida pioneers years ago when his father gave him a pamphlet about Miles Burnham from Cape Canaveral. "I really enjoyed the story and it piqued my curiosity," he said. "I began collecting books and diaries of Florida's early settlers and became a frequent shopper at local garage sales and used book stores…the Internet was also a great source for me."
"While Henry Flagler was a great visionary and brought the railroad to Florida, it always irked me that most people thought Flagler was the first one to settle southern Florida," he said.
"Obviously, that wasn't true...so, one morning I just decided I would write a book listing every settler, from A-Z, that arrived before Henry Flagler," he said.
Robinson is the owner of Pool Masters, and in his spare time he worked four years to research and to compile all the information. In 2005 he published, "A Tropical Frontier, Pioneers and Settlers of Southeast Florida, 1800-1890." This 654-page reference book is a complete listing of all the settlers who set foot in this part of Florida and includes personal information that he collected from land records, diaries, and newspaper clippings. For the perfect finishing touch, he hired local artist Kevin Hutchinson to design the stunning cover.
"During my research I became good friends with Debi Murray of the Historical Society of Palm Beach County," he said. "She was the first one to suggest that I should write a novel about the early settlers…and now, six years later I have the finished product."
"A Tropical Frontier, Tales of Old Florida" is available online at http://Amazon.com, http://Barnes and Noble.com and is also available as an e-book for Kindle and Nook.
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Course: Montreux Golf and Country Club (7,472 yards, par 72).
Purse: $3.5 million (winner's share: $630,000).
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Last year: John Rollins won his third PGA Tour title, matching the course record with a second-round 62 and finishing at 17-under 271. Martin Laird and Jeff Quinney tied for second, three strokes back.
Last week: Steve Stricker successfully defended his John Deere Classic title for his second PGA Tour victory of the year and ninth overall, shooting 60-66-62-70 for a two-stroke victory over Paul Goydos. Goydos matched the tour record with a first-round 59.
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