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The 'carbon compound' featured on the Grand Prix 4 Season, means that it is a extremely wear-resistant tyre, showing minimal signs of damage after many long rides. A double Vectran® Breaker belt under the tread raises the puncture and cut protection to the highest level available on the market. Available in 23mm, 25mm and 28mm versions, the Grand Prix 4-Season is a customisable choice for all types of riders. - T.H
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Ive only done 70 miles on these new tyres, but so far Im very pleased with them. Bought them as replacements for my Vittoria Rubino Pro Clinchers that had picked up a bad split from a bit of glass, and so wanted some hard wearing tyres.
Early signs for me though are that the rolling speed is less for these compared to the VRs. This is the only reason why I havent given it a 5*. But they are exceptionally tacky around corners - meaning Ive never had so much fun on high speed cornering!
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A friend had these and really rated them for being half way between heavy old Gatorskins and light weight GP 4000's.
I kept riding the latter of the two until I puntured and looked closely at the tyre which had been cut to shreds by General winter use.
The 4 Seasons are tougher and provide more grip on the sidewall for cornering confidence on rubbishy road surfaces.
21 January 2015 by
I wanted to see if riding 25mm tyres gave a smoother ride so I was looking at getting a couple of tyres. ProBikeKit were already giving a great discount and then gave an additional discount for purchasing two. With free delivery thrown in, it was a deal not to be missed.
Will certaininy look to buy more from ProBikekit in the future.
19 January 2015 by
Eddy Mackeral
First time trying these tyres, not to difficult to fit, using as a daily commute and training, first impressions are that they are very secure tyre dry or wet giving confidence while riding at speed, reason for buying these tyres is for the extra puncture protection and winter profile, so far so good, never had a problem with conti tyres as I have a puncture free time with sport contacts on a mtb.
14 January 2015 by
Use these all year round on my commute to work and have only puntured once a fast tyre and long lasting highly recommit
12 January 2015 by
great pair of winter tyres - good grip and puncture resistance, but still roll nicely and don't feel too sluggish
9 January 2015 by
Excellent all whether Tyre with excellent grip. Also the Tyre is very strong and resilient to flats.
When checking what Tyre to get for winter all my friends recommended this model.
22 December 2014 by
I have used these tyres for the last few winter seasons and they are great, hard wearing and grippy. Punctures have been few and far between.
8 December 2014 by
OK, I wouldn't race on these. But for my commute/winter train/utility bike I haven't bothered putting any other tyre on it for years now, these are such good all-rounders. Good grip, durable, not light, but not overly heavy or 'dead' feeling either. Just great reliable all purpose tyres.
10 November 2014 by
I decided to upgrade to winter tyres after having 3 punctures on the same bit of cycle path in the space of a week (basically since the weather turned and autumn made the paths all leafy).
I had been running Panracer Passela tyres which up until now I thought were perfectly fine.
Its not until you switch to a premium tyre like the GP 4 season do you actually appreciate the benefits of them.
A steep section on which my previous tyres always lost traction (even in the dry) I now grip all the way (it was wet today) and the increased efficiency actually makes my commute feel easier.
The bike feels generally more nimble (possibly less rolling resistance - they also come up a bit narrower and lower volume than the passelas of supposedly the same 28mm width). Ride quality isn't unduly affected but then I was running quite high pressures before and the skinny old steel frame makes the ride pretty supple anyway.
Just running my finger over the surface of the tread I can feel its actually a softer and more sticky rubber compound. Wet cornering also feels safer.
I traversed the section of path where all the punctures occurred without issue so although I've only ridden them once I can alerady testify to their attributes.
4 November 2014 by
A great winter training tyre or commuting tyre. Excellent grip in both the dry on those cold mornings and in wet conditions. I'm now on my second set as the others wore out after two winter seasons worth of riding.
20 October 2014 by
Simply must be the best winter/autumn road tyre at a reasonable price, especially with inner tubes thrown in.
My only gripe is that when I entered a first time buyer discount code it was rejected because it was a multi buy(two tyres) and therefor did not qualify for the discount.
Make me think twice about shopping here again, possibly.
20 October 2014 by
Second set of these and they are a great tyre set for autumn/winter. Have used 23/25 combo but they roll great so went for 25/25 for added comfort.
It gets wet and slippy on local lanes and these give me the confidence to keep the speed up!
13 October 2014 by
Great, confidence inspiring tyre in the wet, not so much on the country lanes with tractor mud on.
Roll fantastically well with little resistance, still managing to set Strava top 10s!!
10 October 2014 by
Not used the tyres yet as brought them for the rainy season, but have had good feed back and can't wait to use them.
19 August 2014 by
light tyre for training year-round cycling
It grip well enough for you to ride confidently through the worst weather, and thin and flexible puncture-proofing layers
Very durable. Great grip. Decent weight. Very nice road. The best all weather tire I've owned
21 June 2014 by
As a returning cyclist I was becoming disillusioned with 5 punctures on my first 4 rides! I was walking furrther than riding.
I was advised to try the continental grand prix and (at the risk of tempting fate) I have done a few hundred miles since with no problems.
The tyres are excellent and whereas I may lack experience to compare and contrast them against the 'balloons' the bike came with, I would certainly not change them.
4 June 2014 by
I have used this tyre for a number of years in all weather,fantastic grip and cornering, Would highly recommend this tyre.
19 March 2014 by
Bought these to swap out a pair of GP4000s which were cutting and puncturing badly during winter riding, These are slightly slower (hardly noticeable) but much more confidence inspiring in the wet and as yet (500+ miles) no punctures or cuts. They are tight on the rim so tyre levers are a must.
11 March 2014 by
Good tyres, no issues although I've only done 600 miles on them. Went on ok, grips well. not much to say really - I would buy them again.
3 March 2014 by
Love these tyres on my winter bike. They fill me with confidence in the wet and frosty roads and a reasonably puncture resistant.
Nothing's immune from punctures though. I've suffered mostly with damaged sidewalls with 4 seasons. I'd still be reluctant to move to other rubber though as the strengths outweigh the weaknesses.
21 February 2014 by
These tyres are the best all rounder out there.!!
The quality is 2nd to none, which is what you would expect from a hand made product...In Germany.
The tread pattern is fantastic and the compound is like an F1 tyre.
With the built in puncture protection, you have a tyre that just oozes confidence.
The grip in the wet is amazing and with the 25mm versions you have that extra width to boot.
Overall veridct......AMAZING.!!!!
Wet weather riding has never been so good.!!
17 February 2014 by
This was my first bike upgrade to my audax bike and after much deliberation and research decided to get a set of these tyres. Being a nervous descender and cornerer I was looking for a tyre that would help give me more confidence. These tyres do exactly that these stick to any road surface or condition like glue and my cycling experience has been greatly improved best price on the net via PBK and arrived next day. If you make any upgrade to your bike make sure this is the first purchase you make.
19 January 2014 by
These Conti 4 Seasons tyres replaced a pair of Michelin Pro4 Endurance. Over 500+ miles neither set of tyres punctured though, its fair to say i have probably replaced them early in their wear lifecycle. I'm not that interested in fixing punctures in a country lane thats dark and wet !. I decided on the Conti's not just because I fancied a change but mainly because of their reputation and their high TPI - they promised better comfort. 25C's will fit my bike but not with mudguards for they could not be considered. To improve on comfort further I have paired these tyres with my (reused) Michelin Latex tubes. In terms of fitting they are not that bad; its important to make sure they are warm and you have decent levers as you will need them - these could not be fitted on my Ritchey wheels by hand alone. So far, I have only used them for less than 100miles but on the same roads and conditions they appear umarked so far with no punctures but its harder to see any nicks or cuts as they can appear in the sipes.. In terms of grip then I'm not inclined to push them hard in winter conditions but I'd say they are probably on par with the Pro4's time will tell. That said, my ride is now signficantly more comfortable than before - tar/chipped roads produce much less vibration, road cracks/joints etc are felt much less too and generally they seem to roll much better - thats not to say that they are faster. Overall everything has been dulled or 'damped' but you still feel the road and I'd be tempted to say the bike steers with more stability (is that the tread ?). For me, given the discounted prices, thats a good trade off. A ride on these seems much less tiring now and for that reason i can highly recommend them - lets hope they last !.
16 January 2014 by
Brilliant service. Fantastic tyres. Great price.
11 January 2014 by
I bought these after my GP 4000s' started cutting easily and had a few punctures at the beginning of winter. There is no noticeable difference in rolling resistance between the 23mm 4000s' and the 25mm 4 seasons but the 4 seasons seem a lot tougher.
I would be surprised if these are as grippy in corners as the 4000s' but being winter I haven't really tested them yet and can fault them. They are also great value at this price.
8 January 2014 by
You always expect something good from Continental and these 4 season tyres do not fail to delivery. For me i need puncture resistance and they most certainly have the grip and rolling resistance you can expect from such a premium tyre.
Most definatley a recommended product for anyone...
6 January 2014 by
These are great 3Seasons tyres! For the two or three months the UK has near summer weather it is nice to fit a pair of lighter tyres however, for the remainder of the time I have found the 4Seasons to provide an ideal compromise between coping with horrible road surfaces and weather conditions whilst providing a decent level of comfort/ road feel. Some of the alternative winter tyres feel leaden by comparison. The compound, I suspect, is relatively soft which results in the rear tyre wearing out a bit quicker than some competitors however, I think this is an acceptable trade-off for the benefits enjoyed.
26 December 2013 by
I ride the lunar surface that is Surrey on the weekends plus other rides during the week. In all, I do roughly 300-350km a week on these tyres. These tyres last 4-5 months (rear) and bit longer for the front.
In all they grip well and the only times I slide is if I am unlucky to hit the side of a manhole cover, some diesel, or ice, none of which is the tyre's fault! It is faultless in the wet, I am confident pushing it when everyone else is cautious. I rarely get punctures, and generally only with glass, again not the fault of the tyre. And this generally happens once during a tyre's useful life for me.
The tyre is heavier than others but if you do miles and ride over potholed roads, this is the tyre for you.
23 December 2013 by
The best i had in my 8 year of riding
18 December 2013 by
In my view the best there are for all year riding , just watch the sidewalls .
17 December 2013 by
Perfect, excellent value, good rolling, great grip
16 December 2013 by
Best all condition sportive/winter training tyre out there.
The 25c still gives you great rolling, but has that all important additional contact with the road when conditions aren't great.
At the reduced price these are untouchable. PBK service was second to none as usual - keep up the good work guys
16 December 2013 by
A great winter training tyre, excellent grip and long life. These are not the cheapest tyre but I feel they are worth the extra expense as wear rate is very low and life very long.
12 December 2013 by
Have used 4 seasons for many years now, and always feel confident in wet conditions with these tyres. Not the longest lasting tyres but see me through the winter. The only minus point is when they start to wear they go quickly so keep checking. Good puncture protection, but will puncture if you are unlucky and hit the wrong thing.
3 December 2013 by
I have done about 80 miles on them so far in the wet and dry. So far so good.
Good grip in almost all situations
I still carry a spare inner tube just in case they fail!
1 November 2013 by
I've just bough a second pair of these tyres for my spare bike. They are great winter tyres. Slightly slower than my summer ones (but not by much) but I've yet to have a puncture despite covering about.100 miles a week in all weather conditions and on some pretty poor road surfaces.
I've used other winter tyres over the years but so far these seem to be the best for puncture resistance.
30 October 2013 by
Fast rolling, excellent puncture resistance, confidence inspiring roadholding and looks that won't frighten the horses. For training, commuting, club rides, sportives - basically anything on-road* apart from racing, these are the nuts all year round but especially in the winter
28 October 2013 by
The Continental Grand Prix 4-Season Clincher Road Tyre is a fantastic wet weather tyre, I've never felt so sure footed on a bike in the wet ever. It's slower than GP4000s in general conditions but I bought these for the winter mileage and wet weather. They are so much better than Gators.
26 October 2013 by
I have used Conti's for years and the GP Four Seasons for at least the last four years. Reliable; fast rolling; very puncture resistant especially when used with Panasonic tubes, and last for aeons.
23 October 2013 by
I had these on my commuter last winter and they were great. I've just bought a set for my Pinarello for this season. Excellent grip in the wet. Confidence inspiring in the corners. Very good puncture resistance. All in all a tyre that ticks all the boxes all year round but especially in winter. Highly recommended.
22 October 2013 by
Great tyre, great price and great Services.
15 October 2013 by
These survived Hampshire flints through last Winter. I do not look elsewhere any more.
14 October 2013 by
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A good winter tyre for grip and low rolling resistance. However, punctured after 50 meters on the start of an Audax. Changed the tube but did clear a thorn which had penetrated the tyre into the inner tube.
May be bad luck but also had a side wall blow out on these tyres.
4 October 2013 by
Fitting was a little fiddly and I did have to use tyre levers to fit them to my Trek.
Like others I've gone for the 25mm version, which I have found to be very smooth over a variety of surfaces. Very happy with my purchase and looking forward to a busy winter of cycling! Will probably go for the summer versions next year.
24 September 2013 by
Have had the 25mm version of these tyres on my winter bikes in the past and found them to be real grippy and fast rolling. Have not had a puncture (yet). Measured the width of the 25mm old tyre and it came up as 26mm, put on the new 28mm and it came up at 26mm! Eh? Perhaps it needs a bit of time (and use) to flex and 'grow'. The greater width over a 23mm eans you can run them at a lower pressure and get a smoother ride.
31 August 2013 by
Steve Austin
The Continental Grand Prix 4-Season Clincher Road Tyre are great. They are possibly a little too fat for road but great sticky, grippy tyres for commuting.
21 August 2013 by
Took these tyres out on their second ride for the Norwich 100. Did 40 miles of small country lanes passing all the guys that had punctured. They held the road well, although it was bone dry. Usually have Gatorskin, but I think that these are worth the small extra cost.
4 June 2013 by
This is my second set of continental 4 seasons, I run them on both my bikes road and hybrid.Continental are not the cheapest tyres but you get what you pay for great road holding and puncture protection.
13 May 2013 by
the jap
Excellent year round training tyres. I ride lots of different road surfaces on my training rides (a,b and c roads) grit, mud, leaves etc. Good choice tyres for mixed UK weather.
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QUESTION:I live in Austin, and I'm considering planting an Anacacho Orchid Tree. How cold tolerant is it? Would the tree have been damaged in the recent 18 degree temperatures we experienced?
According to the University of Texas at El Paso Chihuahuan Desert Plants database, Bauhinia lunarioides (Anacacho orchid tree) is hardy down to 15 degrees F. The temperature on Jan. 9, 2010 at Bergstrom International Airport in Austin was 9 degrees F. and at Camp Mabry it was 17 degrees. These were both record lows for the day and, in general, it is very unusual for the temperature to reach so low in Austin. It remains to be seen if the local Anacacho orchid trees were hurt. There are two in the general area of Camp Mabry that we've observed—one is about 5 feet tall and it's leaves have all turned brown (the leaves of the Anacacho orchid tree are somewhat persistent, although the tree is deciduous). The other tree that is probably 7 or 8 feet tall still had some leaves that appeared undamaged although many of its leaves had also turned brown. The ones at the Wildflower Center had freeze damage to their leaves, but otherwise the trees appear to be fine.
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^Baby A, 17 weeks 3.15^
Baby B, our new boy is due 8.12.15
And 14 weeks is the cutoff for the 2nd trimester, barely even in it. So I'd say the ultrasound is accurate.
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Ive been an Xray tech for 9 years and know that you get far more radiation from plane rides than from xray equipment. Now if it was a CT scan or "CAT" scan the radiation is a little higher but as long as the tech shielded you in either a regular x-ray or underneath you in a CT scan (which i'm sure they did) your baby is perfectly fine. Your child would need to be blasted by an X-ray tube with high amounts of radiation in its earliest stages of life to be affected. Hospitals create more worry in patients about radiation then necessary for liabilitiy reasons.
I'm due July 3rd and I ovulated on or around Oct 9th. So you were definitely not pregnant yet and should be perfectly fine. A lot of pregnancy risks are a bit exaggerated as it is so pregnant women will avoid them altogether. Though if they know you are pregnant they will try to err on the side of caution and avoid an xray if possible.
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Although I liked the natural tone and sheen of this makeup, I find that if you don't set it with a powder over the top it just makes the skin look oily and unclean. I don't think this makeup is designed to conceal blemishes because this isn't what it does for me, instead it improves my overall skin tone and make me look more awake.
What I don't like about it is the bottle design. It's got a wide opening so that it all pours out at once. I assumed it was designed to be put on a makeup sponge and applied to my face via the sponge, but when I did this it all just absorbed into the sponge because of its thin liquid consistency. I used nearly half the bottle for just one application via sponge.
I wouldn't buy this again, but this makeup would suit someone who wants a natural finish and only puts on a little bit of makeup at a time. I'm after something a bit more heavy duty.
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In general, covers well. Leaves an even, matte finish. Blends in with skin (doesn't look a weird color when on the skin).
The packaging makes it hard to get a precise amount out.. I always end up getting too much and then having to wash a ton of it off my hands. Doesn't cover blemishes very well.
on 6/21/2012 8:31:00 PM
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This product doesn't make my skin oily, but it doesn't cover my acne very well. If you don't have any acne to cover, then I would definitely recommend it. Also, the packaging makes it really hard to get the foundation out. But, once you find out how to get it out someway, you can use it (obviously) .
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
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Aweful. Just aweful. I've been using Rimmel 25 Hour Lasting Finish for about two years and swear by it, but I figured I'd try something else a little bit cheaper. Big mistake.
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Second, the product. I will say that there is a wide range of colours, so you're bound to find your perfect match. Unfortunately, there is no coverage. The parts of my face that look really good normally just looked cakey and fake, and it did not cover and imperfections or anything. Tried it twice to check if I was wrong, but no. It was a complete waste of money.
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Right now I'm using Origin's stay tuned foundation and it doesn't control oil at all! I found a bottle of this in my mom's makeup bag and decided to give it a shot. I usually don't mess with drugstore makeup but I couldn't continue using the Origin's foundation knowing that it does nothing to control oil. My first impression of this foundation was that is was really light and it felt clean on my face. The coverage is light so I had to use concealer to touch up a couple of blemishes on my face and I used Bobbi Brown's eye brightener under my eyes. I set the foundation with Revlon Photoready powder. I am happy I tried this foundation but unfortunately it doesn't last very long. I'm not a fan of reapplying makeup
on 6/9/2012 11:49:00 AM
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I love this foundation! I have been purchasing this product for about 2 years now so I finally decided to write a review on it. I have fairly oily skin and this foundation does a nice job of keeping it somewhat under control but it also provides quite nice coverage. I start out with just applying it with my fingers all over and then if need be I use a foundation sponge to put it on where I need a little more coverage (around acne marks or red spots, under eyes, etc). The price is very affordable and it never caused me to break out, I love that it's oil free and hypoalergenic because my skin is acne prone. The only downside to this product is that it's very thick and doesn't come out of the bottle easily. I have to use the end of a paintbrush to scoop some out whenever I apply the foundation because it won't come out if you tip it. Overall, I would definatly recommend this product :)
on 6/4/2012 2:08:00 AM
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This is the first foundation I have ever bought. I hardly ever wear makeup and I was so scared the first time becuase I heard that it can ruin your skin. Well, I absolutely love this stuff! I have extremely oily skin (like, I will clean it and it's oily ten minutes later) so the fact that it's matte really helps so I'm not shiny at all. It spreads really easily and it's not heavy at all. The bottle makes it hard to get the foundation out, but I can just dab it on the palm of my hand that works wonderfully. The only problem I have with it is that I bought the lighest shade, ivory, and it gave me a tan (not a big one but it was too dark) so it's not light enough for my skin. But I could use a little color. :) Besides the package and the shade, I LOVE IT!!
on 5/24/2012 10:17:00 PM
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I'd definitely reccomend this product, especially if you are young and do not spend a ton of money on makeup, like me. This is really the only foundation I have ever used, and probably will use until I'm older and can afford more expensive products. I have moderate acne and scarring, and it really covers them up. I don't think it gives a matte texture or lasts the entire day, which is why you need to use a pressed powder over it to make it matte and to cover up through out the day. But when initially applied, it's great, and gives you a nice, flawless look when paired with concealer on problem areas and a pressed powder. It's definitely not "oil controlling" like it claims though, which is why I gave it a 4.They have an array of shades, so you can find the one for you easily. I would buy one that is slightly lighter than what you think you need, because I bought a shade that I thought matched perfectly in the store but was too dark and it made me look orange. XD The packaging sucks really bad, and i usually just dip the opposite end of my makeup brush in it and apply it by dotting it on my face, lol. But overall, I'd reccomend it.
on 5/22/2012 9:00:00 PM
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This is actually a pretty good product for me and serves me well when I need it, so despite being a 3 overall, I would buy again if I ran out . But it definitely does not do what it claims.
First, it is more of a TM than a foundation. I was actually looking for something very light so I'm pleased with this. Secondly, there is no oil control involved. Used alone, I am oilier than the persian gulf. Used with oil control products, it's just fine.
But I do like this a lot when my acne starts to act up (it gets mildly to moderately bad) and I need some light coverage beyond my usual pressed powders. If you need heavy coverage or oil control, I'd look elsewhere. But if you need a light layer of color, this is great.
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Indonesian Stocks: Aneka, Bumi Resources, Kobexindo Tractors
July 5 (Bloomberg) -- Shares of the following companies had unusual moves in Indonesian trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are as of the close in Jakarta.
The Jakarta Composite Index fell 0.2 percent to 4,069.84, its first drop in five days.
Nickel producers: PT Vale Indonesia (INCO IJ), Indonesia's biggest nickel producer, declined 1.8 percent to 2,800 rupiah, while PT Aneka Tambang (ANTM IJ), a nickel and gold-mining company, retreated 1.4 percent to 1,400 rupiah. Nickel futures fell 2.1 percent to $16,930 a metric ton in London yesterday, the sharpest drop since June 21.
PT Bumi Resources (BUMI IJ), Indonesia's largest coal producer, declined 3.3 percent to 1,170 rupiah, its first drop in five days. Bumi reported a first-quarter net loss of $100.36 million, compared with net income of $108.2 million a year ago.
"We believe consensus will move to lower earnings on disappointing first-quarter results," Irwan Budiarto, an analyst at PT Bahana Securities, wrote in a note today.
PT Kobexindo Tractors (KOBX IJ), a heavy-equipment distributor, rose 15 percent to 460 rupiah on its trading debut after raising 109 billion rupiah ($11.6 million) in an initial public offering to purchase land and property and to raise working capital.
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Originally written on Patriots Life | Last updated 10/2/12
Boston.com: "I think it was kind of directed at, towards me and Deion [Branch] a little bit," Welker said today on WEEI's Mut and Merloni show. "We were giving him a hard time that his knee was down and we didn't know what he was doing on the bench over there. He better get his butt up and get back out on the field because his knee was down and so he's like, 'what are you talking about, I was in.' So I think they caught him at a perfect moment where we were just kind of just jawing back and forth and things like that." There you go! Brady wouldn't speak to this for some reason, probably in fear that the headline, "Brady curses teammates" would get picked up in a newspaper. Wes Welker is a little better with getting humor across. Remember when Brady tried to say the fans should get liquored up and it turned into a whole fiasco?Pretty funny glimpse into the jarring that goes on between some friends on the offense.Watch the video here
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If some members of the coalition are taking, other members of the coalition will demand a take too.
Not everyone signed up for the coalition, she says, noting that the Komen foundation did not join.
The coalition will work with partners to create a digital "badging system."
1610s, "the growing together of parts," from French coalition (1540s), from Late Latin coalitus "fellowship," originally past participle of Latin coalescere (see coalesce). First used in a political sense 1715.
An alliance of political groups formed to oppose a common foe or pursue a common goal.
Note: In countries with many political parties, none of which can get a majority of the citizens' votes, the only way an effective government can be formed is by a coalition of parties. Such coalitions are often unstable.


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FRANKFORT – Gov. Steve Beshear has made numerous appointments to Kentucky boards and commissions.
Governor Steve Beshear says 'harsh' budget cuts to some state agencies are needed to move the Commonwealth forward in the areas of education and economic development. The governor outlined his budget strategy last night during a joint session of the Kentucky General Assembly.
Governor Steve Beshear delivered his Budget Address before a joint session of the Kentucky General Assembly Tuesday January 21 at the State Capitol in Frankfort.
Attached are copies of the Governor's address and fact sheets with information about specific aspects of his budget proposal. These are .PDF documents that you can download to your computer or click to view in a .PDF reader.
Governor Steve Beshear will deliver his State of the Commonwealth Address before a joint session of the House and Senate Tuesday evening January 7 at 7:00 p.m. The WEKU stations will carry "live" coverage provided by Kentucky Educational Television.
Renee Shaw and Bill Goodman co-anchor KET's coverage, which includes analysis and interviews with political leaders.
The WEKU Stations and Kentucky Educational Television will combine forces to present a special interactive program discussing the issues and accomplishments of the 2013 Kentucky legislative session. KET's Bill Goodman and WEKU's John Hingsbergen will co-host the hour-long program Tuesday morning March 12 from 11:00 am until noon.
Governor Steve Beshear says he didn't intend to give the wrong impression last week when he went to the Kentucky Oaks horse race instead of Fort Campbell where President Barack Obama was visiting. Beshear has faced some criticism for not changing his schedule to meet the President, but the governor says he had to attend Oaks to meet with visiting business leaders who could bring jobs to Kentucky.
Calling the decision a foolish game of cat and mouse, the president of the Louisville NAACP says Gov. Steve Beshear is snubbing President Barack Obama, and it could cost him votes in the general election. Mr. Obama is making his first visit as president to the commonwealth Friday to meet with troops at Fort Campbell. He will also have a private meeting with members of the Navy SEAL team that killed al-Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden. But Beshear will miss the president's visit in order to fulfill his Oak's Day obligations instead.
According to the Associated Press, President Barack Obama will meet with members of the Navy SEAL team who killed al-Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden when he visits Fort Campbell in Kentucky on Friday. However, Governor Steve Beshear will not accompany the president during his first visit to the commonwealth.


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