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Typically we do not have enough information to give you a specific price during the first visit so we will have an Encon Solar Specialist meet with you at your office to discuss your expectations and needs. They will also take a look at several things while they are there; including orientation, roof pitch, shading, main breaker panel and your electric bills.
The same specialist that you met with for the site evaluation will sit down with you and review what the options are. We will show you a preliminary layout of your solar array as well as a financial summary of how your solar system will benefit you and your business. This is a great time to have a list of any questions, concerns, or reservations about solar ready.
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CVG: "One sword keeps another in its sheath," says Raiden in the opening moments of Metal Gear Rising. Don't be fooled by the sharp George Herbert quote, or the stoic demeanour, Raiden is as naive and impressionable as ever. Also, wrong - very, very wrong.
Our hands-on demo of the Platinum Games spin-off kicks off in Africa, four years after the events of Metal Gear Solid 4. Since the fall of The Patriots, the polarising protagonist of MGS2 has signed up with a peace-keeping Private Military Company called Maverick Securities. We join him on a routine mission guarding the prime minister of Montenegro.

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A Gadsden man was arrested Monday on several burglary charges, according to a release by Gadsden Police Capt. Bobby Jackson.
Delandis Taylor, 21, was charged with two counts of third-degree burglary and two counts of second-degree theft of property. Jackson said he was charged for his involvement of in separate burglaries of the same residence in the 400 block of Oakleigh Drive.
One of the burglaries occurred in July, the other in October. The resident told police in July that someone stole her .357 handgun. The resident reported four handguns, a 32-inch TV, an iPad and a digital camera were taken in the October burglary.
Taylor was taken to the Etowah County Detention Center and is being held on cash bonds totaling $10,000.
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'Meditations' exhibit on display at Fox Fine Jewelry in Ventura
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The festive atmosphere at Fox Fine Jewelry is not just holiday cheer. Debbie Fox, who owns the jewelry store with husband George Fox, is in a celebratory mood after being honored Nov. 15 with the Mayor's Art Award for creative entrepreneur. She was recognized for the store's contributions to arts organizations through fundraisers.
Fox Fine Jewelry regularly features area artists at its in-store gallery. The current exhibit, "Meditations," highlights works by Larissa Strauss and Deborah Jarchow through Jan. 12.
Strauss, a local mosaic artist, is known for her 26-foot mosaic wall that welcomes visitors to Ventura's Marina Beach Park. Her portfolio includes more than 100 commissioned pieces. One notable project is a series of eight mosaics depicting Ventura County's history that was installed at the renovated Museum of Ventura County.
Her work reflects the beauty of the natural world, often inspired by local scenes, such as in "Spirit's Flight," shown above, with iconic Two Trees in the distance. At the time of the show's opening reception on Nov. 10, this piece was partially completed. Strauss took it home, stayed up most of the night to finish it and brought it back the following day.
Jarchow is an expert on fiber arts. For 15 years, she has lectured, taught, sold her decorative and wearable art, and shown her work locally and nationally in galleries and museums.
Jarchow's recent work includes large-scale wall pieces. Many are commissioned by private collectors and churches. View images of her art at http://www.deborahjarchow.com.
Fox Fine Jewelry, 210 E. Main St., is just one store in downtown Ventura that will offer an alternative to mall holiday shopping on Small Business Saturday, Nov. 24. Hours are 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. Call 652-1800 or visit http://www.foxfinejewelry.com.
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If the Browns coach had half a brain, he'd be starting Johnny Football by now.
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August 6, 2014
NFL Barometer: McFadden's Fantasy Days May be Over
Darren McFadden is the backup to an aging Maurice Jones-Drew, offering little hope for a fantasy impact this season.
July 8, 2014
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June 25, 2014
NFL Draft Kit: 2014 Breakout Players
RotoWire's Vlad Sedler runs through the players he thinks could breakout in the 2014 season.
June 24, 2014
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RotoWire's NFL editor Mike Doria gives his rookie rankings and dynasty rankings for the 2014 season.
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June 23, 2014
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June 22, 2014
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The RotoWire staff weighed in on their sleepers and busts for the 2014 NFL season. Chris Liss, Jeff Erickson, Mike Doria, Luke Hoover, and other experts give their picks inside.
May 19, 2014
Fantasy Impact: Rating the Rookies
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First Round Recap: Impact Rookies
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January 2, 2014
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January 1, 2014
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Knowshon Moreno clocks in as the No. 2 back
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The neon lights of Rio's towers are calling you. Rio All Suite Hotel & Casino offers exotic, Carnival-inspired fun close to the Strip. Just a short (complimentary) shuttle ride from all the action, you'll enjoy all-suite accommodations, dining options for all corners of the globe, and exciting nightlife. Comedy shows, shopping, and the glamorous VooDoo Beach ensure you'll never have a dull moment at Rio.
Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino accommodations offer floor-to-ceiling windows, sofas, and marble bathrooms. Laptop-compatible safes, 32-inch TVs, and high-speed Internet access are available.
All-American Bar & Grille's steaks, burgers, and seafood are prepared on an open mesquite wood grill. Sit in front of a fireplace in the dining room or catch up on the game on one of 10 plasma televisions in the sports bar. Open for lunch, dinner, and late-night dining.
Búzio's Seafood Restaurant boasts classic New England seafood. Dine on oysters, Dungeness crab legs, and clam chowder while enjoying views of Rio's VooDoo Beach and swimming pools.
Gaylord India Restaurant is the Las Vegas outpost of the famous San Francisco restaurant that serves delectable Northern Indian cuisine, including tandoori and mughlai specialties. There are plenty of options for vegetarians, as well as a weekend brunch buffet.
Martorano's Italian Restaurant offers mouth-watering Italian classics from chef Steve Martorano. Delight in some of Martorano's famous favorites, including homemade meatballs, chicken marsala, and homemade gnocchi.
McFadden's, the famous Irish pub, has come to Las Vegas with traditional Irish entrees, American pub food, and handcrafted burgers and wraps. Open for lunch, dinner, and late into the night.
VooDoo Steak & Rooftop Nightclub, high above the Vegas Strip on Rio's 50th and 51st floors, has stunning views to complement amazing cuisine. Dine on premium steaks, side dishes to share, and specialty desserts, all with French-Creole flair. After dinner, you're already in the hottest spot in town, VooDoo Nightclub. Stay for creative cocktails and dance the night away.
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The Sports Deli is a treat with classic pub-style offerings in race and sports book. Open for lunch and dinner.
Village Seafood Buffet's chefs fly in fresh seafood from around the world in order to make delicious offerings including sushi.
Wine Cellar & Tasting Room is a wine bar that features over 100 wines by the glass, pairings, cheese and spreads, and delicious tastings.
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Frequently Asked Questions about the MPod Mini Stand
- Will MPod fit my smartphone?
- MPod will fit smartphones up to 81 mm | 3.2 in wide and 11.5 mm | 0.45 in deep, like iPhone 5, iPhone 4/4S, iPhone 3G/3GS, Samsung Galaxy S IV, Samsung Galaxy SII, Samsung Galaxy Note II, Motorola Droid RAZR, and HTC Evo 4G.
- Will MPod fit my iPod Touch?
- Yes, MPod fits devices up to 81 mm | 3.2 in wide and 11.5 mm | 0.45 in deep so it does fit the new iPod Touch and iPod Touch 4th Generation.
- Will MPod fit my iPad Mini?
- No, unfortunately, MPod will not accomodate tablets.
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- No, MPod is all one piece. The head that holds the phone does not remove from the legs.
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- JOBY offers a one (1) year warranty on all products and an extended two (2) year warranty on Pro Sling Straps, UltraFit Sling Straps, UltraFit Hand Straps and 3-Way Camera Straps. We will happily repair or exchange your product if it is defective. To submit a warranty claim, please email firstname.lastname@example.com and include your purchase receipt, photo of the product defect, and shipping address.
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- JOBY is committed to guaranteeing your satisfaction with our products. We accept JOBY.com return purchases 30 days from the invoice date. Customer is responsible for return shipping unless product arrives defective or damaged. To find out more information on how to return products, please click here for more information.
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|W: 81 mm | 3.2 in
|D: 11.5 mm | 0.45 in
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|W: 3.3 cm | 1.3 in
|D: 3.3 cm | 1.3 in
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Open MPod's Jaws and Slide in Your Phone
Pull up on the top jaw of the MPod. Slide your phone into the rubberized cradle on the bottom jaw. Pull the top jaw up and over your phone, making sure your phone is inserted into the groove on the top jaw.
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Because of its flexible leg joints, MPod is great on just about any surface. Make sure to have one leg positioned to the left of your phone, one leg to the right, and the last leg behind your phone if you're tilting it up, or the last leg in front of your phone if you're tilting it downwards. You don't want your MPod toppling over right in the middle of your favorite playlist or that hilarious YouTube video!
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To store MPod, first remove your phone from its jaws. Pull down on the black bead on the the back of the stand to close the jaws. Toss in your backpack or pocket and you're ready to go!
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Anna Faris: How Sun Damage Made Me Change My Ways
BellaSugar: I see there is a program where consumers can go online and share their Glow stories. Tell me a little bit what that's about.
Anna Faris: People can log on to Jergens.com and they can see my Glow story. It's sort of a photo journal about how I use the product [Natural Glow and Protect Daily Moisturizer With SPF 20] and how much I love it. They can then upload their own photos, and when they do, Jergens donates $2 to the Skin Cancer Foundation. So it's a really easy and fun way to help a great cause.
BellaSugar: Have you ever had a really bad sunburn before, or are you one of those people who has practiced safe sunning?
AF: No, I was terrible about it for years! I used to lay out all of the time and I would go to the tanning booth. I had a makeup artist tell me that she was seeing a lot of sun damage in my face, and that really scared me. So I started using more products with SPF, I stopped tanning, and I started using the Jergens Natural Glow products.
BellaSugar: Switching gears, you have been in so many different movies and you've played so many different characters. Which in particular have you enjoyed the most?
AF: It was always fun to go to work when I was doing The House Bunny because that was such a vivacious, voluptuous look: big hair, big makeup, and a crazy wardrobe. I also loved my character in my upcoming movie, The Dictator, where I have an androgynous look about me. I wear a short brown wig and blocky clothes; that was really fun for me, as well. Just being able to transform into a character is one of the many things I really love about my job.
BellaSugar: What's your favorite red-carpet moment where everything came together?
AF: I really loved The House Bunny premiere. It was such a special night for me in a movie that I felt so passionately about. I wore a gorgeous Marchesa dress, and my whole family was there.
BellaSugar: In all of your years that you've been working in the business, what are some of your favorite beauty tips you've picked up?
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POTSDAM - In a typical year at Potsdam High School, a small number of seniors enlist in the military following their high school careers.
This year though, that number is more than double what it is typically is with 10 students, nearly 10 percent of the graduating class electing to do so.
Its a larger percentage than normal, according to Superintendent Patrick H. Brady, who noted the district typically sends 4 percent or less of its graduates into the military.
Im not sure if this is a trend or an anomaly. Its difficult to tell without speaking to them individually, but the military does open doors for students and present them with an opportunity for a good career or advancement.
While the military may not be for everyone, Mr. Brady said it can be a good start on the right path for students choosing to go that route.
I think its an excellent option for those interested and willing to pursue those field, he said, adding one of his daughters served in the Navy, a branch chosen by one of this years graduates.
Aaron D. Clement said the benefits, as well as jobs that are pretty sweet, led him to the Navy, where he was looking for a chance to get a good start on his adult life.
I figured it would be a good opportunity for me to better myself and have an opportunity for a career should I get out or decide to stay in, he said, adding hes signed up to become an aviation machinist.
Ill be working on aircraft out on a carrier in the middle of the ocean, he said.
Five of his classmates will be joining the Air Force, including friends Alanni I. Silkowski and Sabrina A. French.
Ive always been interested in the military, Ms. French said. My sister is in the Army, and shes one of the key people in my life.
Ms. French said she was more interested in the skies than the ground or water. The planes are pretty sweet. If the opportunity arises to be a pilot, I would take it.
She also said shes looking forward to the travel that comes with being in the military and the free education.
Like Ms. French, Ms. Silkowski said shes been interested in the military from a young age. She was actually planning to follow her grandfathers footsteps into the Army.
My grandfather was in the Army, and he always preached about how good the military was, she said. I was going to go in the Army, but Sabrina convinced me to talk to an Air Force recruiter.
Ms. Silkowski said aside from her grandfathers stories Hollywood helped to steer her in this direction.
Ive always wanted to be in the military. Since I was a little kid Ive enjoyed war movies, she said.
And making matters even better, Ms. French and Ms. Silkowski will even be serving their nation together.
Were going to basic together, Ms. Silkowski said. Were leaving the same day, and well graduate together.
Danielle M. Sinnigen will also be joining her classmates in the military, though as a member of the Coast Guard.
Its a smaller branch of the military so its definitely a more tight bunch, and its easier to get promoted, she said.
Ms. Sinnigen comes from what she described as a military family.
My whole family is in the military. My dad was in the Army. Hes retired now. My sister was in the Air Force, but now shes in the Army stationed in Afghanistan, she said, adding her sisters husband is a Marine, leaving the Coast Guard as one of the few military options not represented in her family tree.
Theyve all taken their own paths in the military, and I wanted to take my own path too, she said, adding that shes known from a young age that she would be headed for the military after high school.
Its kind of a requirement in my family, Ms. Sinnigen said. My mom was an Army brat. Her dad was a soldier, and she married a soldier.
Given her family background, it goes without saying that they were supportive of her decision to enlist.
If its for four years or for life, theyll be supportive either way, she said.
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For those who love to shop, the Finger Lakes Outlet Mall (Waterloo Premium Outlets ) has many surprises. Antique hunters can also find treasures from the past in the many quaint shops and flea markets in the area. Within a short drive the many wineries that dot the shores of the Finger Lakes graciously welcome visitors for wine tasting tours. Many scenic golf courses are available in the area as well. Local museums and historical sites including the Seneca Falls Women's Hall of Fame, the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad system, Rose Hill Mansion, and the William Seward House of the early 1800's are also interesting to explore. The beautiful Hobart and William Smith Colleges remind us of Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman doctor in the United States. Watkins Glen, at the southern end of Seneca Lake, offers hiking along the gorge, scenic waterfalls, and in the evening, the Timespell laser light show expounds on the history of the ice age glaciers that formed the Finger Lakes. Watkins Glen is also home of the Watkins Glen Raceway. Seneca Lake is known as the Lake Trout Capital of the World. There are several marinas close by, along with many state parks.
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Both in this blog and on my corporate website, I have written and will continue to write a good deal about leveraging business assets to accomplish goals (both general and specific).
In common "business speak" we talk about people as assets all the time. "The company's most important asset is its staff." "Leverage early adopters for promotion." "A great manager is a great asset."
One of the great challenges for the ethically-minded businessman is to ensure that prudent business decisions are made in the current market (including the economic climate) while retaining the ability to treat staff as people rather than just assets to be manipulated and positioned to the best advantage. The pursuit of this goal can be very intellectually and emotionally taxing.
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Safety Study of the Drug MM-151 in Patients With Advanced Solid Tumors Resisting Ordinary Treatment
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This study is a Phase 1 and pharmacologic open-labeled dose-escalation trial using a "3+3" design, evaluating MM-151 at varying dose levels and frequencies, and subsequently in combination with irinotecan.
Advanced Solid Tumors
Colorectal Cancer
Squamous Cell Head and Neck Cancer
Non Small Cell Lung Cancer
Triple Negative Breast Cancer
Drug: MM-151
Drug: MM-151 + irinotecan
Phase 1
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|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Phase 1 and Pharmacologic Study of MM-151 in Patients With Refractory Advanced Solid Tumors
- Phase II dose of MM-151 alone and in combination with irinotecan based either on the maximum tolerated dose (MTD) or maximum dose of 18 mg/kg in patients with advanced solid malignancies. [ Time Frame: Two years ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Number of dose limiting toxicities (DLTs) within a cohort [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Adverse event profile of MM-151 alone and in combination with irinotecan [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Objective response to MM-151 alone and in combination with irinotecan based on RECIST [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|January 2012
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2015
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|September 2015 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: MM-151 Dose Escalation
MM-151 Dose escalation frequency - once weekly, once every two weeks, once every three weeks
Drug: MM-151
Experimental: MM-151 Expansion in KRAS wild type colorectal cancer
MM-151 given weekly
Drug: MM-151
Experimental: MM-151 + irinotecan
MM-151 given weekly, irinotecan 180 mg/m2 given once every two weeks
Drug: MM-151 + irinotecan
MM-151 + irinotecan
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This study is a Phase 1 and pharmacologic open-labeled dose-escalation trial using a "3+3" design exploring weekly, bi-weekly, and tri-weekly dosing schedules. Successive MM-151 monotherapy cohorts of three or more patients will be treated at escalating doses until a maximum tolerated dose is identified, and subsequently in combination with irinotecan. The study consists of three parts as follows: MM-151 monotherapy dose escalation (Part 1); MM-151 monotherapy expansion cohort in cetuximab-refractory colorectal cancer (Part 2); MM-151 + irinotecan dose escalation (Part 3). It is expected that approximately 4 study sites will participate.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients must have histologically or cytologically confirmed advanced malignant solid tumor that has recurred or progressed following standard therapy, or that has not responded to standard therapy, or for which there is no standard therapy, or who are not candidates for standard therapy
- Patients must be > 18 years of age
- Patients of their legal representatives must be able to understand and sign an informed consent form
- Patients must have evaluable or measurable tumor(s)
- Patients must be recovered from the effects of any prior surgery, radiotherapy or other antineoplastic therapy. Up to CTCAE Grade 1 is acceptable for patients with known peripheral neuropathy
- Women of childbearing potential as well as fertile men and their partners must agree to abstain from sexual intercourse or to use an effective form of contraception during the study and for 90 days following the last dose of MM-151 (an effective form of contraception is an oral contraceptive or a double barrier method)
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients for whom potentially curative antineoplastic therapy is available
- Patients who are pregnant or lactating
- Patients with an active infection or with an unexplained fever > 38.5°C during screening visits or on the first scheduled day of dosing. (At the discretion of the investigator, patients with tumor fever may be enrolled.)
- Patients with untreated and/or symptomatic CNS malignancies (primary or metastatic); patients with CNS metastases who have undergone surgery or radiotherapy, whose disease is stable, and who have been on a stable dose of corticosteroids for at least 2 weeks prior to the first scheduled day of dosing will be eligible for the trial
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01520389
|United States, Colorado
|University of Colorado Denver
|Aurora, Colorado, United States, 80045
|United States, Indiana
|Horizon Oncology Research, Inc.
|Lafayette, Indiana, United States, 47905
|United States, New York
|Roswell Park Cancer Institute
|Buffalo, New York, United States, 14263
|United States, Texas
|South Texas Accelerated Research Therapeutics, LLC (START)
|San Antonio, Texas, United States, 78229
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Merrimack Pharmaceuticals
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01520389 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|January 13, 2012
|Last Updated:
|September 21, 2015
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by Merrimack Pharmaceuticals:
solid tumors
Phase I
EGF receptor (ErbB1)
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Carcinoma, Non-Small-Cell Lung
Head and Neck Neoplasms
Triple Negative Breast Neoplasms
Breast Diseases
Breast Neoplasms
Bronchial Neoplasms
Carcinoma, Bronchogenic
Lung Diseases
Lung Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Respiratory Tract Neoplasms
Skin Diseases
Thoracic Neoplasms
Antineoplastic Agents
Antineoplastic Agents, Phytogenic
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Radiation-Sensitizing Agents
Therapeutic Uses
Topoisomerase I Inhibitors
Topoisomerase Inhibitors
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Music has been central to life at Winchester ever since its foundation in 1382 when William of Wykeham made provision for 16 choirboys, Quiristers, who still provide the treble line for the Chapel Choir. Past organists and Masters of Music include such esteemed figures as Thomas Weelkes, Samuel Sebastian Wesley, and Sir George Dyson. The School currently has over sixty Music Scholars and Music Exhibitioners, and music is an important activity in the lives of most Wykehamists. Two thirds of the boys learn an instrument, while many learn two or three. There are over seven hundred individual instrumental lessons given each week by a visiting staff of over fifty specialist teachers as well as six highly experienced full-time staff.
There are two orchestras, a string orchestra, a Baroque ensemble, string quartets, a double reed ensemble, clarinet ensemble, jazz and blues groups, rock groups, a flute ensemble, four brass ensembles, five choirs, numerous smaller ensembles, and a regular programme of chamber music, as well as informal concerts that enable every boy to perform. The School is also active in commissioning and performing new music for their choirs and instrumental ensembles.
With the extension to the Music School completed in 2004, we now offer excellent facilities for music-making, with fifty teaching and practice rooms, a fully-equipped music technology classroom, recording studio, editing suite, percussion studio and rock room.
Another important aspect of music at Winchester is our work with the local community. This includes membership of the Hampshire Music Service Hub, concerts for primary schools, joint concerts with local choirs, chamber music workshops with sixth form colleges and members of Hampshire Music Service ensembles, and public access to all our concerts, the vast majority of which are free. The department also runs a local music and dementia programme.
Our aim is to enable every boy to experience the highest quality and the widest range of music-making, whether as a performer or listener. These web pages are designed to indicate this range and quality of music-making. If you have further enquiries, please contact the Master of Music, Mr DS Thomas .
A new cd recorded by Chapel Choir has just been released by Convivium Records. 'Stanford Choral Music' (CR027) contains some of Stanford's best loved sacred choral pieces, and also some previously unrecorded works. It was recorded in July in the stunning setting of Merton College, Oxford, with its splendid new organ, and the cd is on sale in Cornflowers.
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One of the most well-known United Way of Eastern Utah Programs is our annual Angel Tree. This program provides holiday assistance to families who are financially struggling in Carbon and Emery Counties.
Last year 738 children were adopted out to local businesses and families who take joy in helping provide for children who otherwise would not have the opportunity to know the magic in Christmas morning. Participating in the Angel Tree Program is a rewarding gift for sponsors, recipients, and the staff at the UWEU. Gifts can either be delivered by the sponsor, or kept anonymous.
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The 113th Michigan State Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be held at the Radisson Hotel Lansing, 111 N. Grand Avenue, Lansing, MI from September 19-21, 2013. The event is open to the public. A $10 registration fee is payable at the door (cash or check only). For more information about the DAR, go to the Michigan DAR website at http://www.michdar.org/.
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Pulmonary function tests can be used to help diagnose:
If you are on medications that open your airways, such as those used for asthma or bronchitis, your doctor may ask you to stop taking your medication before the test. Pain medications may also affect the results of the test, so you should tell your doctor about any pain medications you are on, including both over-the-counter and prescription medications.
It is important that you do not eat a large meal before testing. This is because a full stomach can prevent your lungs from inhaling fully. You should also avoid food and drinks that contain caffeine, such as chocolate, coffee, and tea, before your test. Caffeine can cause your airways to open. You will also be asked to avoid smoking and strenuous exercise before the test.
Be sure to wear loose-fitting clothing to the test. Tighter clothing may restrict your breathing. You should also avoid wearing jewelry that might affect your breathing. If you wear dentures, wear them to the test to ensure that your mouth is able to fit tightly around the mouthpiece used for the test.
Your pulmonary function test may include spirometry, which measures the amount of air you breathe in and out. For this test, you will sit in front of a machine and be fitted with a mouthpiece. It is important that the mouthpiece fits your mouth snugly so that all the air you breathe goes into the machine. You will also be given a nose clip to wear so that you cannot exhale any air through your nose. The respiratory technologist will instruct you on how to breathe.
You may be asked to breathe normally. You also may be told to inhale and exhale as deeply and/or as rapidly as you can for several seconds. The technician may ask you to inhale a medication that opens your airways, or may have you inhale certain gases such as oxygen, helium, or carbon dioxide. You will then be asked to breathe into the machine again to see if the medication or gases affected your lung function.
You may also be asked to breathe in a "tracer gas" for one breath. This gas is able to be detected when you exhale it into the machine. This tests how well your lungs are able to transfer oxygen and carbon dioxide to and from your bloodstream.
This test measures the volume of gas in your lungs. For this test, you will be asked to sit or stand in a small booth and breathe into a mouthpiece. The pressure in the booth will be measured to gain information about your lung volume.
Pulmonary function tests are usually safe for most people. However, because the test may require you to inhale and exhale rapidly, you may experience a feeling of lightheadness or fainting. If you feel lightheaded, inform the technician. Taking the test may also cause an asthmatic episode in individuals with asthma. In very rare cases, pulmonary function tests may cause a collapsed lung.
Individuals with certain conditions should not take a pulmonary function test, as it can cause problems. These conditions include:


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Thursday, December 20, 2012
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Marsha Jones, 42, is the first year head girls basketball coach at Shiloh. Leading the Generals in her first varsity head coaching job after moving up after a successful run at Shiloh Middle School.
In this installment of "Getting to Know..." Jones talks with staff writer Ben Beitzel about how an injury cut her hoops career short, how the same injury brought her to coaching and affected her style and how being the shortest among eight siblings brings her respect.
BB: Let's start with your basketball playing days, why didn't you play in college?
MJ: I went for a rebound (in high school), I came down and was trying to pass it and someone stepped on my foot as my leg rotated, so my foot went one way, my leg went the other way.
BB: Not the best way for those parts to move.
MJ: Nah, not at all.
BB: Your mom kept you out because you were only 17, you must have been smart to graduate early.
MJ: I graduated with a 3.9. I had honors, AP classes and all back when we didn't have computers.
BB: Well, you ended up OK, going to Florida State, was it disappointing not playing basketball?
MJ: It was highly disappointing and that comes into how I coach. I want everybody, these opportunities that you have, you need to take full advantage of it. There is no lagging of anything. A lot of the reason I am so intense is because when I went (to Florida State) I wanted to play so bad I would try to play intramural sports, but my leg wouldn't hold up. It was very disappointing.
BB: Was it hard to let that go?
MJ: I mean, I haven't let it go. I haven't let it go. I still, I still have that little burning little, 'I can still do it, I can still get in there.' Mentally, I know it's done. Physically, I don't want to let it go. I coached at the middle school (Shiloh) and one of the challenges with the girls was the box-out drill. They were always teasing me, saying, 'You only have one leg. We're going to push you over.' I beat them all. It's technique, baby. It's all technique. That's just how I am. I am still competitive. Everything is a challenge.
BB: How'd you end up coaching?
MJ: I couldn't get away from sports. When I graduated I still wanted to play but I knew I wasn't going to be able to play. I had to pick a major and my original major was psychology and I got to the last semester, the last class for psychology and I decided I didn't want to do that anymore. I liked sports so I switched over to education to do P.E. I actually was going to do sports medicine. I had no desire to teach at all. I was going to do athletic training and sports medicine. While at school, we had to do internships for sports medicine and I did an internship ... my high school internship at Lincoln High School (Fla.) and the coach there was like, 'I need an assistant, I need a JV coach.' I was like 'Me! Me! Me, me, me!' Those girls, they went 15-5, they won their JV title. As seniors, I had them as freshmen. ... It was a whole group of kids that had never played basketball, we went 15-5 and as seniors, my internship was over, I stayed in touch with them and as seniors they won the (state) title. That was my first coaching group.
BB: You're from Miami, you go to Florida State, how'd you end up here?
MJ: My husband's job transferred him here and when I found out we were pregnant, it was like, 'Let's go.' Transferred, moved up and started working in Georgia.
BB: Always Gwinnett?
MJ: I have always been in Gwinnett. I started at South Gwinnett (cluster). I was at South Gwinnett from 2000 to 2008 and then I went from South Gwinnett to Shiloh.
BB: Always coaching?
MJ: No. I coached softball, that was an experience. In Florida, we play slow pitch. That was a big change. I went from coaching softball to creating and coaching the South Gwinnett Blue Ice Step Team. That was one of my babies that I started there and it's still going.
BB: Then, you came to Shiloh to coach the middle school girls.
MJ: My first group was the 16-0 team.
BB: You're probably still coaching them?
MJ: They are sophomores now. My last team at the middle school, they weren't too bad either. Made it back, lost the championship game.BB: What's high school, varsity been like to coach?
MJ: This is a rebuilding year. One of my key players from the 16-0 team tore an ACL and is out for the year. We are injury prone right now.
BB: How about you? How much different is high school from junior high?
MJ: The game, the game is the same. You score points and stop the other team from scoring. Speed-wise it's different than high school. But fundamentals and the object of the game are all still the same. Once they realize it's still two points for a layup, one point for a free throw, we break it down simple and we find out the key things we need to fix, tweak to pull it all together, then you have an awesome team. It's getting them to understand that. I am spending time right now, building basketball IQ and awareness, game awareness, situation awareness. Stuff like that.
BB: How old is your daughter over there? I assume that's your daughter.
MJ: My daughter (Madai) is 8. I have a son (Miles) and he's 13.
BB: Do they play basketball?
MJ: I am trying to get her into basketball. My son plays every sport. I am trying to get her because she is going to be tall. She is almost as tall as me now at 8. She likes volleyball right now. I told her, 'You will do something with a ball. I don't care what it is, but you are going to do something with a ball.'
BB: You live in the Parkview cluster, where will your daughter go to school?
MJ: Father and son stuff, I stay out of it. My daughter? My daughter will go here. My daughter will be wearing the black and silver.
BB: Do you miss Florida?
MJ: Yes.
BB: Family? Weather?
MJ: Weather and family. I am the only child out of Florida.
BB: How many are there?
MJ: Eight.
BB: Eight? You have seven siblings?
MJ: I am No. 7. I have a younger brother. I have six brothers and one sister. I have niece that's older than me. My oldest brother is 17 years older than me.
BB: That's got to make family gatherings ... loud?
MJ: That's what I miss the most. It's like a big party every time are around. We don't need to go anywhere or do anything. We all meet at my mom's house, everybody brings a little something. It's just a big party. Everyday, everyday it's a party.
BB: All athletic?
MJ: I think I was the most athletic one. I did basketball, softball, badminton anything I could do. I am the shortest.
BB: By a lot?
MJ: I may be 5-foot-7 on a good day. Everybody else is either 5-9, 5-10 or up. My grandmothers on both sides are short. My mom's mom may have been 5-6 and my dad's mom may have been 5-5, so I got the short gene. Both of my grandfathers were 6-feet or higher.
BB: That's what everybody else got?
MJ: Yes. I am literally, the shortest of everyone. I have nieces that are 12 that are already 6-1. I am literally the shortest.
BB: You can hide, I guess.MJ: I am the one they respect the most. I am the one they call aunty. They call, all my other brothers and sister, they call them by their first name, but they call me aunty. I guess that's what you call a short person complex. Whatever. It's a respect thing. I'm not your cousin, I'm not your friend, I am your aunt, so you will address me appropriately.
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How old are mike, frank and Danielle off of the show American pickers
Mike Wolfe is 46 years old; he began picking at the age of six, pulling an old bicycle out of his neighbor's trash, cleaning it up and then selling it to another kid having his first profitable flip for $5. Now he has been working as a professional picker for over 20 years, having a net worth of $3 million dollars.
Frank Fritz is 47 years old; he began focusing his attention to collecting vintage items and antiques after working as a fire and safety inspector. Now he has an estimated net worth of $3 million, his passion for collecting items led him to become the co-founder of Antique Archeology and was hired by the History Channel to become the host of "American Picker" together with the co-founder of Antique Archeology, Mike Wolfe.
Danielle Colby-Cushman is 37 years old, born in Davenport, Iowa; she grew up in a household of Jehovah's Witnesses. She fell in love with burlesque dancing when she saw a show in Chicago with her family and launched her own burlesque troupe, called, Burlesque Le'Moustache. She achieved widespread recognition when she was hired to work on the show, "American Pickers". Now her estimated net worth is $1.5 million dollars.
Latest news, the episode of the American Pickers' trip through Washington titled "Deuce Digging" will air at 8 p.m. on June 10, 3013. The guys hit the alleys of small town Illinois where Mike bids on the rusty frame of the most famous hotrod of all time. The guys get unprecedented access to a family's dusty collection. Mike and Frank agree to invest some serious coin in a legendary restoration project.
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Poem: 'Paradise for the Portuguese Queen'
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I have had through out the years vaginal lesions. I didn't think they were vaginal warts because there was not a wart bump, but more like a open sore. I as the doctor a year ago if I could have herpes and she said I had to come in when I had an outbreak. Now I am pregnant and my doctor says I have herpes and will need cream to put on during the birth so my child wont get it. I have a son 5 years ago and the doctor never said anything about herpes to me then. Is the blood test for herpes a new test? Would it have been detected 5 years ago if I had it then?


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LEWISTON, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - Patrick Dempsey didn't know he would be going LIVE on NEWS CENTER Saturday morning, but he did...when Bill Green approached him with the microphone LIVE, making for great television.
Bill did it AGAIN! He got Patrick for another quick LIVE interview.
Lastly, Patrick was kind enough to chat with Bill for a couple of minutes about the comunity contribution to the Center.
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The National Junior Teams for the United States and Canada closed our their exhibition schedule on Thursday with decisive victories.
Team USA scored a 6-1 triumph over Norway -- its first pre-tournament win in three games -- at Jamestown Savings Bank Arena in Jamestown, N.Y. Team Canada earned a 4-1 victory over Finland at Air Canada Centre in Toronto.
For the Americans, New York Islanders prospect Brock Nelson scored two first-period goals and goalies Jack Campbell and Andy Iles combined for 18 saves in the triumph over the Norwegians.
"It was a great atmosphere here in Jamestown tonight and we thank the community for their support," said Keith Allain, head coach of the U.S. National Junior Team. I thought we took a step forward tonight and we're looking forward to opening the tournament against Finland on Sunday."
The big question for Team Canada leading into their first preliminary-round match with the Russians on Sunday is … who will start in goal?
After a 5-2 victory over Finland, no one was willing to provide any insight into the matter.
"We'll wait and see. I don't know yet," Phoenix Coyotes prospect Mark Visentin said after making 18 saves to pick up his second exhibition victory. Canada finished 3-0 against pre-tournament competition.
Edmonton Oilers prospect Olivier Roy proved his ability in a 4-1 victory over tough Sweden on Tuesday.
"Whether I played half, didn't play at all or played the full game, to me it was just to focus on the task at hand," Visintin said. "The task given to me was the full game and I'm really happy we won."
Canada coach Dave Cameron seems to be enjoying the banter regarding the big secret.
"What's a conundrum? Somebody said I had a goalie conundrum. Is that bad?" Cameron asked.
"This has been an ongoing thing through the summer camp, through the regular season, through these three games. It won't be my decision alone, like everything else it will be a coaching staff decision."
Finland opened a 1-0 lead on a goal by Henri Tuominen before Canada captain Ryan Ellis scored to give the Canadians life. Canada's power-play quarterback, Ellis, tied the score 26 seconds into the second, one-timing a pass from Jaden Schwartz past goalie Joni Ortio. Ellis was the 13th different player to score for Team Canada in exhibition play.
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Just in case you missed the big news: Amy Adams will play Lois Lane in Zack Snyder's upcoming reboot of the "Superman" film franchise.
And while we're glad to hear that The Daily Planet's ace reporter will indeed have a role in "Man Of Steel" (the project's current working title), not everyone is thrilled about who will be playing her. The casting of the "Enchanted" and "The Fighter" actress has prompted much online debate, and though we rounded up some of the response on Twitter from comic book creators, we also want to hear from you — the fans!
Do you like the casting? Hate it? Do you need to see more of the film to weigh in? Let us know!
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Sam Fletcher
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HOUSTON, Aug. 28 -- Energy prices inched slightly higher Aug. 25 as the United Nations dispute with Iran dragged on and Tropical Storm Ernesto continued to threatened the Caribbean.
Ernesto's winds weakened from hurricane speeds as it swept over Haiti on Aug. 27 and struck Cuba on Aug. 28. It is expected to strengthen into a hurricane again before it reaches Florida on Aug. 30. Although Ernesto is not expected to hit offshore rigs and production platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, some companies are evacuating nonessential personnel.
Meanwhile, Iran's ambiguous response to an offer of incentives from the five-member UN Security Council plus Germany in return for abandoning its uranium enrichment program seems to have had the planned effect of cracking the group's solidarity on that issue. Russia rejected talk of sanctions against Iran, and France warned last week against conflict with the second-largest oil producing country in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries.
The group earlier gave Iran until Aug. 31 to decide if it will halt the program that some western officials believe to be a cover for the manufacture of nuclear weapons.
Energy prices
The October contract for benchmark US light, sweet crudes gained 15¢ to $72.51/bbl Aug. 25 on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The November contract was up by 12¢ to $73.44/bbl. Unleaded gasoline for September delivery increased by 3.36¢ to $1.90/gal. Heating oil for the same month inched up by 0.04¢ but remained virtually unchanged at $2.03/gal.
The September natural gas contract gained 7.8¢ to $7.16/MMbtu on NYMEX. Many market analysts and traders are "still convinced" that gas prices will soon collapse, "despite the dramatic reduction of the year-over-year gas storage surplus over the past 2 months," said analysts in the Houston office of Raymond James & Associates Inc. "Many are claiming a hurricane as the only potential savior to reduce the lofty 291 bcf year-over-year surplus currently present in storage. We believe the gas market is now on track to end the injection season (Oct. 31) with a very manageable [3.3 tcf] of gas in storage without a hurricane," they said. The gas market bears "underestimate the amount of post-hurricane demand destruction that actually took place last year," said Raymond James.
"Our analysis of gas storage data (adjusted for weather variations) implies that some 9-10 bcfd of gas demand was destroyed relative to 2004 (due to both infrastructure damage and higher prices). After considering the supporting Department of Energy data, which detail a swing in demand of over 5 bcfd from August to September [and] October, we are conservatively modeling that 7 bcfd of demand that was lost last September-October will be back in the system this September-October," the analysts said.
In London, the October IPE contract for North Sea Brent crude increased by 2¢ to $72.70/bbl. Gas oil for September rose by $9.50 to $658.25/tonne.
The average price of OPEC's basket of 11 benchmark crudes increased to $67.96/bbl on Aug. 25 from a revised price of $67/bbl in the previous session. So far this year, OPEC's basket price has averaged $63.11/bbl.
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Her Body, Herself: The Right Size & Shape of Girls
A Biblical Feminist Confronts The Girls Goddesses, Part 7
July 21, 2013 - 7:00 am
Check out the first six installments of Susan L.M. Goldberg's ongoing series dissecting HBO's Girls:
June 6: A Biblical Feminist Confronts The Girls Goddesses, Part 1
June 16: Sex Mitzvah'd: Virginity Isn't Easy for Girls
June 23: Money: Is That What Girls Goddesses Really Want?
June 30: Millennial Girls Are Easy: Sex, Power & Porn
July 7: Sex for Girls' Sake: Porn, Art, or Both?
July 14: Single Issue Goddess: The War on Women's Intellect
The majority of critical discussion of Girls revolves around Lena Dunham's body. Without it or, rather, without her willingness to continually use her body as a plot device, Girls wouldn't have half the following or 3/4 of the critical acclaim. While the show may discuss a variety of issues facing Millennial women, critics continually revert back to Dunham's naked antics, turning discussions about body fat into the stuff of high art.
How deeply does the cult of goddess feminism impact our understanding of the individual woman? How does the idea of goddesses, reinvented in our popular culture today, undermine rather than enhance women's happiness in their practical, day-to-day lives? How do women's lives fall apart when they choose to idolize aspects of their feminine identity and parts of their body?


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In response to Desert on my post about AQHA trail and the previous video posted, here's a vid of the 3rd place Amateur at the 2012 AQHA World Show:
2012 AQHA World Show Winners - YouTube
Big difference in the ease and flow on THIS vid over the one that was posted.
I do agree his outfit could have been a bit more "neutral" for that occasion.
I definitely will be looking for videos of him riding with classical masters....that should show how much he knows


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If you have extra space in your house, you may have considered renting out a room to bring in some extra cash and share the utility bill costs. One reader is thinking about doing such a thing, but wants to know if there are any hidden costs that he should be aware of:
I am curious about the hidden costs associated with renting out a room (from the perspective of a landlord). While I have managed property in the past, I was never responsible for the income, I just made sure there were enough people renting, that they paid rent and utilities on time, and kept the unit(s) in good condition. As a result, I'm not sure what to expect on the financial side of renting.
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Tuesday, July 5, 2011
© Copyright 2015 Gwinnett Daily Post
SUGAR HILL -- Sugar Hill has joined a quickly increasing number of cities contemplating putting Sunday package alcohol sales to vote by residents.
With minimal discussion at its monthly work session Tuesday night, the Sugar Hill City Council decided to vote at its monthly public meeting Monday to proceed with Councilman Marc Cohen's proposal of a ballot measure for residents' vote in November.
Still allowing only beer and wine sales, the proposed ordinance will expand sale from 7 a.m. to midnight Monday through Saturday to include Sunday sales from 12:30 to 11:30 p.m.
State government gave municipalities the choice to vote on Sunday sales beginning last Friday, and Cohen wanted Gwinnett County's third largest city to be among the leaders on the issue.
"We're a progressive city, and I want us to be in the forefront," he said. "Since the legislature has given cities the opportunity to allow Sunday sales, I felt it was important to open it up to our residents. I see it as an opportunity for us. Why have all that tax revenue bypass our city and go elsewhere? It helps our pro business stance, too."
Cohen, who said he knew only of seven cities but no counties that have proposed referendums, spoke at the council's May planning session of his interest in a vote on Sunday sale.
"Personally, I don't drink, but there are plenty of people who do," he had said. "And if they want to on Sunday, I don't want to be the one to stop them."
Mayor Gary Pirkle spoke against Sunday sales in May, but Councilmen Mike Sullivan and Curtis Northrup shared Cohen's desire to let voters decide.
"I don't think we have anyone in the community suffering from lack of alcohol," Pirkle had said. "I don't see where it's going to lend anything to our city."
The city also:
* Held two of three public hearings Tuesday morning and evening and plans to hold its third at Monday's council meeting to announce plans to hold its millage rate at 3.8 for the 2011 budget year. Despite losing more than $200,000 in property tax revenue in 2010 and an estimated $230,000 this year, the city has chosen not to raise the rate for a 14th consecutive year. City Manager Bob Hail recalled the rate once having been reduced in his 10 years with the city, but having held steady since.
"The economy has caused our citizens much concern and loss of buying power," Hail read from his memo to the council. "I do not recommend placing an additional burden on our citizens by increasing the tax millage rate to keep City tax revenues level. The city has adjusted its 2011 budget to operate within these reduced tax revenues."
* Discussed instituting a $500 fee to inspect mobile homes before their relocation to the city. Currently, Sugar Hill charges $175 for inspection after homes' relocation, but prior inspection would save owners of unsuitable homes the likely higher cost of initial relocation and subsequent removal.
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RetroRonde van Vlaanderen marks Tour of Flanders centenary
RetroRonde van Vlaanderen is 100 years since the first Tour of Flanders was ridden
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Fancy some Ronde Van Vlaanderen (RVV) type action, but with a retro twist? You're in luck because the weekend of 25-26 May sees the seventh edition of the RetroRonde Van Vlaandaren, which is like the regular RVV but with a very substantial classic angle.
Before we talk any more about the RetroRonde, it's probably appropriate to have a bit of history. As anyone with a knowledge of cycle racing history will tell you, the first Ronde van Vlaanderen (Tour of Flanders) was held in 1913, it was conceived by Karel Van Wijnendaele of sports paper Sportwereld. Since then it has gone on to become one of the most iconic cycle races in the world. Along with its sister event the following weekend, Paris-Roubaix, it's undoubtedly a highlight of the pro cycling season.
The RetroRonde van Vlaanderen, which began seven years ago in homage to the actual Ronde, encourages competitors to indulge their nostalgic fantasies by dragging out their period bikes and clothing (much in the fashion of the popular L'Eroica event in Tuscany). This year the RetroRonde weekend coincides with the date on which the very first edition of the RVV was staged back in 1913 - 25 May - although the actual riding bit of the RetroRonde takes place on the 26th.
If the idea of a retro-Belgian adventure tickles your fancy, (and why wouldn't it?) there's a choice of three distances: 30, 70 or 100km. The rides include most of the sections of pavé that are so well known to any Belgian cycling fans. We're talking about the Oude Kwaremont, Koppenberg, Muur-Kapelmuur, Tenbosse, Bosberg, to name a few. It's stricly not a race, it's a celebration of the race and is run as a leisurely event. You're encouraged to take your time, enjoy the carnival type atmosphere and make the most of the well stocked food stops.
Don't bother turning up on your fancy dan carbon race bike, you'll just be turned away. The rules stipulate that all bikes should date from before 1987, and should be in the vintage style of a steel framed bike with down tube shifters. Furthermore, brake cables should be external and not wrapped under the bar tape, and traditional pedals with hooks and straps must be used.
Clothing should be made from wool, saddles from leather, tyres glued to rims and isotonic drinks replaced with beer. You can leave your Oakley eyewear at home too; no modern sunglasses or other modern accessories are allowed, so you can really live out your fantasy of riding like Freddy Maertens...
All this jollyness costs €10 for pre-registered riders and €12 for on-the-day sign-ups. It's really easy to get to Oudenarde where the even starts, it's just a short drive from Calais. So make a weekend of it. There's a bicycle swap meet the Saturday before the event and there's a prize for the most authentic riders. There's even a criterium race in Oudenaarde city centre as well as a swinging Retro Dansant which, in suitably retro terminology, would best be described as groovy. In proper old school fashion, both of these are also the day before the main event.
Enter now at www.retroronde.be
posted by Metjas [349 posts]
15th February 2013 - 16:56
Dude With Bushy Moustache - DS - 3.0 needs to be added to the fantasy game.
posted by chokofingrz [403 posts]
15th February 2013 - 18:16
Will Matt be off to ride this one without breaking any chainrings?
posted by Gkam84 [9369 posts]
15th February 2013 - 18:55
I would given half a chance. I've got a real yearning to go back and do L'Eroica long course too. You get a big hamper if you do it in under 12 hours.
posted by Mat Brett [2196 posts]
15th February 2013 - 21:16
All the clothing has to be wool? Where do you even get wool bibs these days?
posted by Paul J [816 posts]
16th February 2013 - 20:20
Ebay, Ibex El Fito's are one of the few wool bibs around.
Road.cc You have to get Mat a place on this Between the community, we are bound to find someone in the area he can stay with FREE
posted by Gkam84 [9369 posts]
16th February 2013 - 20:42
+1. I'll chip in towards the entrance fee. And he's got plenty of time to grow a decent moustache.
Noli porcum linguere
posted by captain_slog [311 posts]
16th February 2013 - 21:25
He'll need one of these, I take it Merino is ok as a wool form?
posted by Gkam84 [9369 posts]
16th February 2013 - 21:39


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