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You Don't Have to Reinvent the Wheel, Just Everything Else
A bike can be an instrument change, but we must be the fuel.
of adventure, connection, and change making.
A bike can be an instrument change, but we must be the fuel.
Thàt is a great saying.
Just came across this:
A bike made out of recycled cars!
I can see a challenge for Berlin. There are many people who already use the "design wonder" to move around Berlin, but it is still not very safe for them on the roads. So maybe your suggestion of "rethinking a bicycle" will help?
Electric Car Without Battery http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvO9XMBZ4DI
This is a great article, thanks for sharing. Have you heard about HERObike? They're building bikes out of locally grown bamboo. Pretty cool stuff: http://herobike.org/
I commuted to work seven miles away by bicycle, for 14 years, and was able to make as good time as my neighbor driving in rush hour traffic.
The bicycle is one of the very few inventions in biofueled transportation that is several times more efficient than what the 18th century had. Its performance is as good as a horse, and the power source requires far less grain for the trip than a day's fodder for the horse.
But I abandoned the whole idea when a motorist ran six lanes, against the light, and hit my front wheel. I realised that I cannot recommend this way of saving energy resources until bikeways are totally segregated from tons of vehicular metal.
For those interested in bicycle design, take a look at the Atomic Zombie site. This has a dozen or so bicycle and trike designs, all made from recycled bike parts. Most of the designs are pedal powered, but there are others that use batteries as a source of motive power. Very inventive stuff.
I ride a recumbent BikeE, from the mid-90s that has been modified, redesigned, hacked, whatever you want to call it.
Hi All, Thanks for the lively discussion! I want to address the issue that seems to come up the most, that the bicycle is already perfect. I greatly admire the design and am passionate about bicycle culture, but has anyone here tried to transport two children and groceries on a bike? While the core idea of a bike is great, I do believe that our culture and needs have changed and we can expand upon the idea. If bikes are perfect and less expensive than cars, why do cars dominate our culture?
With all due respect, I think you answered your own question but at the same time missed the answer. It is not the bicycle that needs reinventing, it's the infrastructure. Bikes are pretty perfect, cars dominate because of the infrastructure that has been set in place over the past sixty years - suburban sprawl, zoning regulations, easy and cheap access to parking, heavily subsidized roads and highways, the design of roadways, the list is long. Can I make a suggestion, please spend some time at the www.StreetsBlog.org websites - they are very well respected in the livable streets (pro-bike, pro-pedestrian) movement and cover the issues that we need to tackle to get more people out of cars.
When transporting more cargo than can safely fit on your back, especially little passengers, trikes are awesome, be it a family trike like Nihola or a cargo trike like Haley.
Still, it doesn't change the main issue that the real barrier to riding any shape of energy efficient mode of transport is safety from the two-ton death machines we have to share the road with.
As for the question of why cars dominate our culture if bikes are so great: The usual - for people who would otherwise like to ride, fear for safety is huge barrier so they hop in a car instead. Sprawl - distance, highways, and time constraints are obstacles that cars solve. For those who wouldn't ride even if it were safer, cars are easy to drive for the lazies and sheltered and temperature controlled for those seeking comfort. They should be pushed toward public transportation. Plus I believe the self centered American way plays a big role. Many people seek status and luxury, and those people will not be slummin' it on public transportation or riding a bike on the dirty streets. They should be encouraged to leave their Lexus at home and take a cab.
I walk, but have not attempted to ride a bike for many years. I have balance issues, and I do not like being out in cold rainy weather. Maybe an adult tricycle with an all-weather cab could do the trick, if I could park it. Mostly I walk for short (up to 3 mile distances) and either bum a ride or give up and stay home for longer distances.
Biased, yes, but don't forget to make the sustainability conversation a part of the discussion: http://www.good.is/posts/designing-the-world-s-first-100-percent-recycled-bicycle
That's a nice thought, but the problem remains with the infrastructure and not with the bicycle. There is nothing fundamentally wrong with the bicycle, and trying to change it won't solve the problem of infrastructure, which is the barrier for most people.
Yes, if you have to change the bicycle instead of the bike paths, you have this huge trade-off---HOW can you make it safe to ride a bicycle on a road meant for motor vehicles (mostly four-wheeled and over-powered)? Most beginners don't have the strength to peddle a tank.
Great article! I think bicycles are beautiful exemplifications of a more environmentally conscious world, and would love to see more projects encouraging the use of them.
I'm disappointed, however, in the fact that the "Peer-to-peer bike sharing" link at the bottom of the article doesn't work. Sounds like an interesting read!
So you noticed that too--it isn't just me.
I agree with others who have pointed out that infrastructure, not bicycle design, is the problem. David Byrne has some good thinking on urban infrastructure and bike-sharing: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/27/opinion/sunday/this-is-how-we-ride.html
As a thought exercise though, let's consider the Segway as an answer the original premise of a redesigned bicycle. It serves many of the same goals as a bike: short to medium-distance car-less transportion utilizing existing infrastructure at a faster-than-walking pace. It also has the additional benefit of being powered for those who can't be bothered to pedal a bike, and effortlessly climbing steep terrain. Circa 2001 when it was still a mystery machine called Ginger, it was promised to redefine personal transportation and guide new city infrastructure. Despite the impressive technology, that didn't happen for several reasons, including the cost of the machine and the how silly you look riding one ;) It also doesn't solve the bike problems of weather and safety. It's not speedy or secure enough to ride with car traffic, and it's a bit fast and obnoxious to share the sidewalk with pedestrians.
This points back to infrastructure: Dedicated lanes for personal transportation devices, be they Segways, Gopeds, Razor scooters, rocket-skates, or the humble and efficient bicycle.
Bicycles increase your carbon foot-print by making you work harder (thus causing you to eat more). The real solution to the infrastructure problem is to eliminate it: i.e. just stay where you are. We should just live, work, eat, etc. in one place and not move around too much. If no one goes anywhere, then there is no need for infrastructure, and no need for all the energy used for transportation. This is the ideal. Obviously we can't get there in one step. But imagine everyone jacked into a global virtual-reality system that is plugged into their visual cortex. This would allow people to travel, work, play etc. without actually using much energy. Either that or we can just live in huts and grow our own food like Mahatma Gandhi. Either way our footprint is minimized. Personally, I'd rather plug into the system.
I question the proposition "work harder (thus causing you to eat more)" Lots of Americans manage to eat far too much because of their lack of exercise. But in any case, you are right about the absurdity of vast numbers of people in far too many single-passenger vehicles all going in the same direction at a snail's pace, or anyway little faster than the 15 mph average I was able to achieve in my 40's. Telecommuting does indeed seem the way to go. And the solution to the unemployment problem is a shorter work week, which would cut total travel if leisure time were spent at home, or in the garden, or for that matter in the pub.
I get where you are heading, hellcat - the goal is to be there, not to get there; but, to be in one place and not move around too much has unintended consequences for health and social interaction. Walkability, bike-ability and transit for moving groups of people from and to regional places is, IMHO, the target. Worrying about having to eat for the energy to ride a bike is like...I don't know what to say...really out there?
I agree that eliminating infrastructure can be beneficial, but feel that the main reason this is true is the redundancy of it all. Why should I light and heat both my home and my place of work? This, in addition to the energy used in transportation as you mention. I doubt, however, that bike riding has a measurable, much less significant, impact on carbon foot-print. On the other hand, the electronic infrastructure needed for a global virtual-reality system would require large amounts of energy as the current server warehouses that power the cloud demonstrate. This is not to say that these are bad ideas, rather that complete energy demands must be considered to find the optimal solutions.
I suspect that the "current server warehouses that power the cloud" consume a trifling amount of energy compared with just the air conditioning necessary to serve the same number of people in offices. Does anyone have actual data?
"But imagine everyone jacked into a global virtual-reality system that is plugged into their visual cortex."
You're kidding, right? You know that you'd still be emitting carbon just by breathing, right? In fact, even when you're dead you're still emitting carbon. CO2 is part of nature, you know, we're not trying to eliminate it, just trying to be more proportionate in how much of it we're putting in the atmosphere. Nothing wrong with a little heavy breathing after a bike ride or walk. Burning fossil fuel that it took millions of years to form to drive 4000 pounds of steel a mile to get to the grocery store, on the other hand, now that's a bad idea.
I do have to agree with other commenters that this article doesn't make much sense. Why try to literally reinvent the wheel, when there's no problem with the bicycle as it is. There are already so many different kinds of bikes, something for everyone. Even electric bikes, for those who have a hard time doing hills. While you're saying that infrastructure is not the problem, the rest of this article shows exactly that infrastructure IS the problem. The reason it's great and easy to ride a bike in Amsterdam is because they invested so much in creating an infrastructure where it's safe to ride, and the reason LA is such a harsh place for bikes is because they spent all their money to build a car infrastructure. It's pretty simple and the article even says it, but then the author arrives at a completely illogical conclusion that we have to start tinkering with bikes instead of cities. Give us at least one example of the kind of bike that would shape a city and change automobile infrastructure to show us what exactly you mean. You link to cardboard bicycle and bike sharing articles, but I don't see how that is going to do anything to reduce the number of cars in the city.
Just playing devil's advocate. "Making the city increasingly more friendly to bikes and more difficult and costly by car". As an owner of three bikes meant for three different types of terrain/use, I enjoy using each whenever I can. It might be more effective however, to focus on the benefits and beauty of cycling than to include language some might consider to be coercive. Just saying that it might distract from what the ultimate goal of the article is. Unless forced cycling is the goal and I missed the point.
The bamboo bicycle, that was featured on GOOD too! Although most bicycles retain the same design, as stated in the article, there are many ways that bicycles could be more efficient. I totally dig it!
I like the idea, but I think you have this 'cart before horse', so to speak. The problem isn't the bicycle - it's the roads/cycleways, etc. The infrastructure is currently too expensive to build, requiring skilled specialists. Has anyone considered that the requirements for a cycleway may be less stringent from an engineering standpoint than that for a road designed for cars? Could be we build them cheaper? And if so, how>
Excellent point. I have read that a great many highways are designed for passenger vehicles, and that the heavy trucks create a serious toll of destruction, out of proportion to their numbers, because the loading under their wheels flexes the roadway unduly.
So a bikeway could be built lighter (I'd like to see it wider) than is needed for a roadway. But bikeways need to be uninterrupted.
Yeah, there was an article about the public and private benefits of construction, and maintenance of cycling corridors here on GOOD too. I may have the article in an email if you'd want to read it.
The design of the bicycle has nothing to do with the infrastructural problems affecting modern cities. Mr. Pallotta specifies a thesis, but then doesn't make any effort to address it or even explain it! This is terrible journalism.
Never-mind the fact that the main point of this article is a non-sequitur. It is little better than the following proposition:
"People don't like to drink water because it doesn't taste like soda... Let's reinvent the cup."
Great point.
My van quit on me last April needing a fuel pump that would cost me $500. I just turned 50, gained 40 lbs in the last couple of years and thought, "Time to get on that saddle again!" So, I bought a basic bike for $50. I really didn't know if I could physically do it, but I did, even with weeks of over 100 degree weather! I thought that for sure, I would lose that excess weight. Not one pound! I did get stronger though.
There was one terrifying episode... I live in a flat town in Kentucky and almost everything I need is within 2 miles. But, the Mall is four miles away and right by the expressway. I ran out of printer ink and the only place to get it was at that mall. Hmmm... could I do it (4 miles there). I was fine until I got close to the expressway. There were no crossings for bikes or pedestrians. Cars were whizzing by and it was absolutely horrible. I was so frightened that I hired a cab to take me and the bike home.
So, most of the time, it was good. I experienced the city in a new way, people were friendly, but there were also a lot of places where there was nowhere to lock up the bike. There is a bike club here, but the city is not designed for it.
I did get my car fixed and am using it through the winter, but look forward to getting on it again. I don't know what can change our culture.... Even though I have a lot of goodness in my heart, I'm basically lazy, sitting in front of a computer all day, and until I was forced into activity, I wasn't doing it of my own free will. I definitely don't think it's a bike design flaw. It's us and it's the infrastructure of us.
I've got some fun pictures on my blog if anyone wants to see more of my story: http://www.rayela.com/back-on-the-saddle-again/
Wow ... there are so many good points you raised Rachel and I agree ... many areas/cities are NOT bike or pedestrian friendly and that is a design omission. I was once Chairman of the Road Safety Risk Branch here in Victoria, Australia and gave a talk one night to a group of road engineers. I started off by saying we have designed a road transport system that kills 2000 people a year (Australia) and there was silence. I feel the future holds many exciting and amazing new systems if we are willing to let go of the old outdated ones that don't serve us any more. After an architect friend of mine died of a heart attack aged 44 I changed my direction Rachel and became a health & lifestyle coach. I would be delighted to help you shed those 40lbs easily ... my wife Helen lost 30lbs in 10 weeks and now in her early 50's she looks and feels great, her basal metabolic age is around 16.
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One of the old outdated ideas that does a very great deal of harm is the curse that God put upon Adam. "By the sweat of thy brow shalt thou eat bread". From this, the ruling classes have historically espoused for the lower classes the proposition that work is virtuous, which now emerges in political promises that this, that, or the other scheme is good becauseit provides employment.
There are two interpretations for the virtue of the Industrial Revolution.
The first is that it can make leisure possible for the whole of society.
The second is that it can provide a small proportion of the society with immense wealth.
We need to adopt the first one.
I don't think redesigning the bicycle will make for change. Provision of infrastructure, especially safe cycling space is critical. I have just cycled about 20km to work mostly through a rural, hilly area. The side of the road available for cycling was rough, narrow and sometimes gravelly, which made it dangerous, especially as it was fairly busy. We need smooth tarmac and a metre width of dedicated space. In the long run encouragement of sysling will reduce the cost of road maintenance and be to everyone's advantage.
Dude, I'm in the exact same boat, averaging the same distance, traffic, and geography. The attitude towards bicyclists is absolutely horrible, and as a cyclist, I've tried to change people's perspectives by showing them that yes, you can live a better life, without a car.
What type of redesign of the bicycle could possibly overcome infrastructure issues? There is nothing wrong with the bike as is. Agreed with Francesco, it's a tried and true design that has been around so long because it works.
Beyond the basic design, people are always trying to make it better and in the past 120 years, relatively unchanged is not the descriptor I would use. Without looking under the hood, you could say the same about cars. Manufacturers are constantly trying to upgrade, improve, and create something unique to sell over their competitors. From a basic no frills to the latest redesigned hubs with a billion extra gears for speeds you'll never use to something new with practical conveniences like a folding bike, there is something out there for everybody.
It's a huge uphill battle, but fixing the infrastructure to allow and encourage safe riding and enforcing policy to deal with reckless drivers is really what needs to be done. Short of inventing an invisible forcefield, there is no novel cycle design that will eliminate the dangers of car-centric infrastructure.
The bicycle is like a sports car. It has limited seating and carrying power,
but generally has good speed.
A trike has greater carrying capacity, more stable, somewhat slower.
The thing is, it's ultimately only useful if you have a safe place to park it
and if there is a store within a reasonable distance. And then there is the
issue of dealing with the weather and other drivers.
The basic design of steel-frame bikes was perfected almost a hundred years ago. The Dutch have already developed a whole raft of commuter-friendly accoutrements. The machine is ready to roll; our task, rather, is to reshape public perceptions of cycling and driving, and to adjust the system of incentives and disincentives that have favored driving since the 1930s. Let's hack roads, and ad campaigns, and bike parking facilities. The bike is fine.
The bike isn't the issue - it is all about infrastructure, public attitude and policy. Robert Pucher of Rutgers has done extensive work studying Holland, Denmark, and Germany. Each took a different path.
We could make great prove press here, but I doubt Americans have the will outside of a few cities.
For ideas on how and why it can and does work well, take a look at my city, Portland, Oregon. Everyone rides bikes here year-round.
But please, just don't move here.
First redesign the bicyclist; modern homo sapiens just hates to exert itself.
Please fixy linky.
I've been a carless rider for well over five years now. It's amazing what a benefit it has been to go carless. OK it does help to live in a warmer climate, Long Beach, CA. Also having good public transportation around sure helps. Just wish there were more riders on the road. Would make everyone safer, probably even the drivers.
Perhaps we grown up designers should consider keeping our training wheels on? Or at least the number of skinned knees or otherwise bumps, bruises and red lights don't have to take feet off the petals the design helped? LOL L )'s
"let's start hacking."
You are aware of what hacking means right? Unless you are planning to chop down your bike or break into your bike from a remote location, I don't think you're hacking. I think you meant redesigning.
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Peer-to-peer bike sharing link is broken! Please fix. =)
I'd suggest that one of the biggest challenges in automobile-dominated landscapes is making bicycle users feel safe - hence the push for physically separated bike lanes. How could a redesign of the bicycle accomplish this, without losing the fun of bicycling or recreating the problems of automotive use? Ambitious!
Link is fixed, thanks Deborah!
Yes, there might be a few car drivers who cannot drive or who are unsafe. Are all cyclists safe though? Is there space for dedicated bike lanes? Like it or not, emancipated chicks like you probably like to be driven to and from the restaurant from time to time by a guy who has had to pay for a car. Right? Considering the amount of cars out there,... do we have room for bikes? Biking in minus temp. and snowy weather do not make sense, also. If a bike lane can be made and it does not compromise on cars, then okay. Tough call.
Let's ignore your ridiculous sexism (oh PLEASE) and talk facts. Reality check: most bicyclists (and pedestrians) are also car users. Nobody asking for bike infrastructure is seriously suggesting tearing up all the freeways. This is a conversation about making sure that everyone is safe. Reality check: people in the frozen wastes of Canada and Northern Europe still ride their bicycles in winter. The technology is called studded tires and a parka. Reality check: you can park 20 bicycles in a single-car parking space. If safe separated infrastructure can be created, why not do it? I've seen proposals locally that involve adding a parking garage for more vehicles than can be currently parked, to allow on-street parking to be turned into a separated on-street bike lane. There are ways to add infrastructure and create complete streets that can make everybody safer and happier. It shouldn't be a tough call.
You make a few good points, but the parka and the studded bits are best reserved for bedroom antics, not minus 30 weather. :)( You talk about "physically separated bike lanes" in your original comment. I shall not discuss your other points. Sexist comment? Reality check: Many (all) women, still expect men to be driven around on a date. No? Show me a feminist organization against this and I will buy into the movement. But, we digress!
I think the tile give us a wrong approach.
The bicycle as today is perfect, not improvable; is like an umbrella or an italian coffe machine "moka."
maybe the right question would be "what can be the future mean of transportation that is lightweight, easy to use, recyclable, low maintenance, easy to use either in the city and off-road?"
does it have to have wheels at all? two wheels? three?
all the other speculations about the materials, shape, etc. have proven to generate ugly results. Just keep it simple or build somethng else.
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You keep bringing up how the Baku arrived on the planet prior to the formation of the Federation, but you fail to explain how this means the the planet can't be a part of the Federation.
I would have though the stuff from the shows and at the beginning of the this freaking movie that showed how a planet goes about becoming part of the federation would have clued you in on that.
But since it didn't, The three ways shown were 1) the federation colonizes an empty planet, and 2) A planet that people already live on has to go through a lengthy application process to join, 3) The Federation Council likely with the cooperation of the locals (seeing as the one time this was shown the locals had a diplomatic meet and greet) can give a planet protectorate status. But basically what it boils down to is they pretty much need consent of the people living on the planet.
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I love both of them and really like their respective cooking styles, but, I don't care what anyone says about him or if he really is as arrogant as many people say he is, I think Bobby is soooo cute...
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sam talbot. YUM. :)
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sam talbot. YUM. :)
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Bobby Flay fo' sho'. Funny thing is that I couldn't stand him for the longest time but I like him way more than Michael Symon.
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Bobby Flay, I've been watching him forever. Plus Michael Symon has that creepy laugh and there's only so much pork love I can listen to.
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I'd love to see Bobby give a demo! He seems like a really cool guy and I've always wanted to try his food.
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i dont care for bobby everything always looks burnt on the outside and raw in the middle and he always loses on throw down
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i like them both but michael symon, definitely!
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Alton Brown!!!! He is so wonderful! I love his show!!
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Bobby! Love him too!
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Bobby! Love him too!
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Jaimie Oliver - I LOVE him! Bobby Flay gets on my last nerve.
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I'd also probably love to see Rick Bayless, watching him on TCM was pretty fun. He seems like a nice guy, was interesting to watch.
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Bobby Flay is an asshat. Michael Symon's laugh gets me every tim, he's hilarious, and so personable; and I've eaten at 2 of his restaurants and left both times thinking OMG, I HAD NO IDEA FOOD COULD BE THIS DAMN GOOD. I've got a plan to eat his other restaurants in the summer.


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New York Nights is a photographic book by the New-York based couple of photographers: James and Karla Murray. This creative team who also made the Store Front — The Disappearing Face of New York, has launched this new book that explores many of the New York businesses that are alive and kicking during nighttime hours.
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The Shia LaBeouf method acting school of thought has been leaving people worried of late, the one-time family-friendly Disney star's erratic behaviour on recent movie sets including, but not limited to, taking acid, getting blind drunk on moonshine and stripping naked. Now, LaBeouf has revealed that he had an on-screen scrap with fellow Lawless star Tom Hardy.
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RememberPosted: December 7, 2014 by ShortTimer in History, Never Forget, US Military
Never ForgetPosted: September 11, 2014 by ShortTimer in Jihad, Never Forget, terrorism
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RememberPosted: December 7, 2013 by ShortTimer in History, Never Forget, US Military
Mission Dawah and 9/11 CakePosted: September 11, 2013 by ShortTimer in Culture, islam, Jihad, Never Forget, terrorism
Mission Dawah is a Muslim advocacy group who states their mission is:
To fulfill the vision of the Prophet peace be upon him of Islam entering into every home.
They also suggest that September 11th is a good day to give dawah (prosletyzing). And a few of their followers suggest enjoying some cake:
Yup, cake.
Yup, that's a cake that is exactly what it looks like. And it's on Mission Dawah's page, dedicated to spreading submission to Allah and Mohammed.
In the comments, there are at least a couple people who don't approve (and credit's due to them), but there are a couple who "like it" at worst and plenty more who simply accept it quietly, rather than take a moment to critcize it. You'd think if they were true believers in some kind of peace, they would find such a thing offensive because it insults both potential converts and their own religion as being a cult of violent sociopathic murderers who laugh at the deaths of thousands, but there are a lot who are silently accepting.
But there are several of the mission dawah followers who are too busy claiming the Jews did 9/11 and it's all a conspiracy to blame peaceful muslims who would never harm anyone or do anything to offend anyone.
Apparently Mission Dawah is cool with it and supports their followers, because neither the cake nor "teh Jooos did 9/11" has gone away as of this posting.
Somehow I suspect their prosletyzing on the anniversary of a terrorist attack that killed thousands of people in the name of their god and led to a 12-year-long war wasn't going to go over well to begin with. The best way to show you're not really a violent sociopathic ideology of tyranny and oppression is probably not to joke about the deaths of thousands at the hands of your fellow Muslims by making a cake out of a murderous sneak attack.
But of course, Islam didn't do it, the "Jooos who control the US government did it to frame muslims".
Update: Dr. Rusty at Jawa Report notes once again that commenter posts and the page owner may share different views and some pages don't have fully moderated comments to prevent such posts. But they usually don't have a string of followers supporting it, and it's still up on their page. To both the credit and detriment of commenters, there are a handful against, and several for.
A search on Tineye with just the cake yields results from 2010, so the picture is older, but it's being circulated in this context. But it's not whether it's some leftist bakeoff in SanFran being reused to spread ill will… it's that it's just being used to spread ill will, and the obvious sentiment that goes with it.
Never ForgetPosted: September 11, 2013 by ShortTimer in Jihad, Never Forget, terrorism
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Gunwalker Update: 2 Years and CountingPosted: December 13, 2012 by ShortTimer in Government, Never Forget, Operation Gunwalker
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The end of this week marks the second anniversary of Brian Terry's death.
Heart Mountain Internment CampPosted: November 29, 2012 by ShortTimer in History, Liberal Fascists, Never Forget, Progressives and Left
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In the last few years, there's been some discussion of how an increasingly progressive statist government can exercise massive authority over citizens. Something that comes up every so often, especially when discussing FDR and/or liberal fascists in general is the internment of Americans of Japanese descent during World War II. Over this summer, I visited one of the remaining camp sites, which was a rather surreal experience. I called a few friends from the site of an American concentration camp and mentioned how wholly bizarre of a feeling it was to be standing where once around 11,000 people were imprisoned by their own government on suspicions based almost exclusively on ethnic background, deprived of rights and property solely because the government said so.
The Heart Mountain internment camp is located in northwestern Wyoming, and in 1942 would've been much more the middle of nowhere than it is now. It's far, far off the beaten path, and now out of sight and out of mind for most people. And then there's that saying about those who forget history…
Note that construction began in June 1942 and by August 1942 the first citizens were interned in the camp.
Try rereading that last sentence again.
It's important to note that it is a concentration camp. It's often referred to as an "internment" or "relocation" camp because the historical meaning of concentration camp has been almost completely dominated by those used by America's enemies in WWII, and is considered interchangeable with death camp.
It is quite eerie how the structures that remain standing look very similar to those vastly more lethal camps on the other side of the planet, except these camps in the US are almost totally forgotten.
During the last week or so, SiriusXM Patriot Channel host Andrew Wilkow has been using internment of Japanese Americans as historical example of what a democracy that overrides the rules of a republic can do; of how a majority of 51% can be a tyranny of 51%. I'd been planning a post for a while, but hearing it mentioned a few times in the last week finally got me to dig up the pictures.
The Heart Mountain Foundation has a website and museum about the camp. They were closed when I got there, but it was a lot more haunting to walk around empty grounds of a camp as the sun was going down than it would've been to just visit a museum.


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I've NEVER been a runner, not even as a teen. I'm not inactive though, but exercise has never seemed to have the magic effect it is supposed to on my body. Then I discovered Couch to 5K (C25K). I downloaded some podcasts, and then invested $3 in an app (Get Running). 7 weeks of exercising 3 times a week (25-30 minutes), and I have progressed from gasping after 1 minute of running to being able to go for 30! The amount of calories burned is amazing, and my body looks much better already!
I am 50 years old and with the help of sp's 5K Your Way program I have become a runner for the 1st time in my life! I started walking several years ago but in the past year, running seemed to be a natural progression for me. I found the 5K program on sp and have been running for 6 weeks of an 8 wk program. If you have any desire to become a runner, this program could be for you!
I wanted to run a 5K as part of my goals that I set for myself, but I have not ran in over 5 years :( I found a program to follow called Couch to 5K. It is awesome! You simply follow the suggested workouts 3 days week (they only take about 20-30 min.) and in 9 weeks you should be able to complete a 5k. You can find the program at www.coolrunning.com
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COVINGTON — A Covington woman was killed Tuesday when the car she was driving was struck by a teenage driver who crossed into her lane of travel. The wreck resulted in numerous people being transported to area hospitals for treatment of their injuries.
According to the Georgia State Patrol, sometime around 5:10 p.m., a white 2007 Ford pickup truck driven by a 16-year-old female was traveling east on Bypass Road near Puckett Street when it struck a 1998 Chevrolet Cavalier in the rear, crossed the center line and struck a 1999 Chevrolet Cavalier head-on.
Tiffany Danielle Warren, 21, the driver of the 1999 Chevrolet Cavalier, died at the scene. Her 19-year-old passenger, who was also from Covington, was injured and transported by ambulance to Grady Memorial Hospital, the GSP reported.
The teenage driver of the Ford truck was transported to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta for her injuries, along with a 14-year-old passenger.
Another passenger in the Ford, a 40-year-old Covington man, was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital.
The driver of the 1998 Chevrolet that was struck in the rear, a 44-year-old woman from Covington, was injured and also taken to Grady Hospital, the GSP reported.
"Charges are pending the completion of a GSP Specialized Collision Reconstruction Team investigation," said Tracey Watson in the Department of Public Safety's public information office.
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She looks fantastic here! Perfect makeup, perfect dress, perfect hair. Grr, I want that dress! It's sooo cute! I wonder about the shoes though…
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She really does.
… the most basic black dress I've ever seen.
That dress is so freakin cute! I love the neckline and the sleeve length. Gotta find a dress like this!
i didn't even see another woman till you pointed her out lol
Yeah until she pulls an Eggert.
She's also only 19 years old. That helps. When I was 19, I didn't have to do jack to stay thin and in shape.
why would you be wearing a dress if you are dead? :)
Always like to be fashionable, don'tcha know…
Normal looking? Let's see a picture of you, Jade.
So let me get this straight: if I post a picture of a prettier girl than Kate I prove my point? And if it's one of an ugly girl, then you're right? *sigh*
But seriously, visit a college/university and look around: there are tons of girls there who knock her straight out of the park looks wise. The difference between them is that Kate is a model in a business ruled by malnourished pinpricks. Of course she's going to stand out.
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Dennis J. Chiasson, 96, a native and resident of Thibodaux, died Tuesday, March 22, 2005.
Visitation will be from 1:30 p.m. to funeral time Wednesday at St. Joseph Co-Cathedral in Thibodaux. Mass will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the church, with burial in the church cemetery.
He is survived by three sons, Irvin Chiasson and wife, Margaret, Nolan Chiasson and wife, Alice, and Allen Chiasson and wife, Audrey; two daughters, Ebbie and husband, Junius Arabie, and Della and husband, Floyd Degruise; one brother, Huey Chiasson; three sisters, Elise Morvant, Rita Thibodeaux and Shirley Boudreaux; 22 grandchildren; and 39 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Ulyssia Morvant Chiasson; his parents, Alcee Chiasson and Laura Chiasson; one brother, Clarence Chiasson; and three sisters, Leonise Gauthier, Olivia Morvant and Maria Gauthier.
Thibodaux Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Get an overview of this hotelSuburban hotel with free breakfast and free airport shuttle
Situated near the airport, this hotel is within 6 mi (10 km) of Arundel Mills Mall, Maryland Live Casino, and Timbers at Troy Golf Course. Thomas Viaduct Obelisk and William P. Didusch Urological Museum are also within 9 mi (15 km).
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this hotel has a fitness center and a bar/lounge. Free continental breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle. Additionally, a seasonal outdoor pool, conference rooms, and dry cleaning are onsite.
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Ramada BWI Airport/Arundel Mills features a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This Hanover hotel also offers laundry facilities, dry cleaning/laundry services, and room service (during limited hours). A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available 24 hours). Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Parking (limited spaces)
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- Total number of rooms - 130
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- Golfing nearby
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To help Indianapolis Motor Speedway guests determine the best driving routes to parking locations nearest to their seats, the track has been divided into four color zones. These zones and streets are listed below.
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On Race Days credentialed guests can access Georgetown Road from 25th Street to reach Gate 7, which will only be open to vehicles with a corresponding parking pass or those displaying a disabled placard until 2:30 p.m. on Angie's List Grand Prix of Indianapolis race day and 7 a.m. on Indianapolis 500 Race Day
16th Street will be closed during the running of this year's Angie's List Grand Prix of Indianapolis between Olin Avenue on the east to the 16th Street roundabout on the west from approximately one hour prior to the start of the race, until the end of the race. It will be closed beginning at 12 p.m. for the Indianapolis 500 until the end of the race. In addition, during these times 16th Street will not be accessible from Polco Street, as it will be blocked at 10th Street.
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Late Show with David Letterman (1993– )
Episode dated 4 January 2000
Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Writers: Gabe Abelson, Michael Barrie, Carter Bays, Jon Beckerman, Rob Burnett, Chris Harris, David Letterman, Jim Mulholland, Gerard Mulligan, Rodney Rothman, Tom Ruprecht, Bill Scheft, Beth Sherman, Eric Stangel, Justin Stangel, Craig Thomas, Joe Toplyn, Steve Young | Director: Jerry Foley | Stars: David Letterman, Lauren Bacall, Sue Murphy, Paul Shaffer
Votes: 19
Password All-Stars (1961–1975)
Lauren Bacall vs. Jack Palance
TV-G | Game-Show
Stars: Lauren Bacall, Allen Ludden, Jack Palance
Votes: 5
3. The 24th Annual Tony Awards (1970 TV Special)
Writer: Hildy Parks | Director: Clark Jones | Stars: Julie Andrews, Rene Auberjonois, Lauren Bacall, Clive Barnes
Votes: 75
4. The Sopranos (1999–2007)
TV-MA | 55 min | Crime, Drama
New Jersey mob boss, Tony Soprano, deals with personal and professional issues in his home and business life.
Creator: David Chase | Stars: James Gandolfini, Lorraine Bracco, Edie Falco, Michael Imperioli
Votes: 172,452
Martha (2005– )
Episode dated 24 November 2006
Director: Bob McKinnon | Stars: Lauren Bacall, Tina Fey, Tyler Florence, Martha Stewart
Votes: 6
The Rosie O'Donnell Show (1996–2002)
Episode dated 7 June 2002
Comedy, Talk-Show
Writer: Randy Cohen | Stars: Rosie O'Donnell, Lauren Bacall, Cameron Mathison
Votes: 16
The Dame Edna Experience (1987–1989)
Episode #2.5
Comedy, Talk-Show
Director: Alasdair Macmillan | Stars: Barry Humphries, Emily Perry, Robin Houston, Lauren Bacall
Votes: 7
Inside the Actors Studio (1994– )
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Interviewee: Lauren Bacall
Stars: James Lipton, Lauren Bacall
Votes: 9
I've Got a Secret (1952–1967)
Episode dated 17 June 1963
TV-G | Family, Game-Show
Stars: Garry Moore, Lauren Bacall, John Cannon, Peggy Cass
Votes: 7
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962–1992)
Episode dated 9 April 1971
Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Writers: Michael Barrie, Joe Bigelow, Hank Bradford, Stan Daniels, Stan Dreben, Jim Mulholland, Ed. Weinberger | Stars: Johnny Carson, Lauren Bacall, David Brenner, Benjamin Spock
Votes: 22
Mr. Broadway (1964– )
Something to Sing About
60 min | Drama
Creator: Garson Kanin | Director: Larry Arrick | Stars: Craig Stevens, Lani Miyazaki, Horace McMahon, Billie Allen
Votes: 5
12. Live from Lincoln Center (1976– )
Music, Musical
Stars: Beverly Sills, Louis Perry, Audra McDonald, Zubin Mehta
Votes: 106
Private Screenings (1995– )
Lauren Bacall
49 min | Talk-Show
Stars: Robert Osborne, Lauren Bacall, Humphrey Bogart, Kirk Douglas
Votes: 27
14. The Daily Show (1996– )
TV-14 | 30 min | Comedy, News, Talk-Show
America's top fake news show.
Creators: Lizz Winstead, Madeleine Smithberg | Stars: Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, John Oliver, Craig Kilborn
Votes: 29,635
15. Inside the Actors Studio (1994– )
65 min | Talk-Show
Famous actors, directors and writers reminisce about their careers and the philosophy behind their careers.
Stars: James Lipton, Bradley Cooper, Ellen Burstyn, Dave Chappelle
Votes: 3,950
16. The Jack Paar Tonight Show (1957–1962)
105 min | Comedy, Family, Talk-Show
Stars: Hugh Downs, Jose Melis, Jack Paar, Cliff Arquette
Votes: 110
17. Private Screenings (1995– )
The host of this series is noted writer and film historian Robert Osborne. Each episode consists of Osborne conducting an interview with an actor or actress of Hollywood's "Golden" era of ... See full summary »
Stars: Robert Osborne, Jane Powell, June Allyson, Eva Marie Saint
Votes: 114
18. The 6th Annual American Cinema Awards (1989 TV Special)
Stars: Lucie Arnaz, Frankie Avalon, Lauren Bacall, Lucille Ball
Votes: 47
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962–1992)
Episode dated 11 December 1974
Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Writer: Hank Bradford | Stars: Johnny Carson, Lauren Bacall, George Gobel, Raquel Welch
Votes: 15
The Rosie O'Donnell Show (1996–2002)
Episode dated 19 February 1999
Comedy, Talk-Show
Writer: Mary Walsh | Stars: *NSYNC, Lauren Bacall, Rosie O'Donnell
Votes: 5
Hollywood Greats (1977– )
Lauren Bacall
Documentary, History
Stars: Lauren Bacall, Thora Birch, Alan Cumming, Angie Dickinson
Votes: 42
22. What's My Line? (1950–1967)
30 min | Comedy, Family, Game-Show
Four panelists must determine guests' occupations - and, in the case of famous guests, while blindfolded, their identity - by asking only "yes" or "no" questions.
Stars: John Daly, Arlene Francis, Bennett Cerf, Dorothy Kilgallen
Votes: 787
23. Jimmy Carter's Inaugural Gala (1977 TV Movie)
Director: Marty Pasetta | Stars: Hank Aaron, Donnie Ray Albert, Muhammad Ali, Lauren Bacall
Votes: 66
The DuPont Show of the Week (1961– )
A Dozen Deadly Roses
60 min | Comedy, Drama, Musical
Stars: Robert Alda, Lauren Bacall, Vincent Gardenia, Walter Matthau
Votes: 7
The Sopranos (1999–2007)
Luxury Lounge
TV-MA | 55 min | Crime, Drama
Chris meets and beats the stars, while Artie turns violent after having his hospitality abused.
Creator: David Chase | Director: Danny Leiner | Stars: James Gandolfini, Lorraine Bracco, Edie Falco, Michael Imperioli
Votes: 1,941
26. The David Frost Show (1969–1972)
90 min | Talk-Show
Stars: David Frost, Gerri Granger, Tiny Tim, Dana Valery
Votes: 104
So Graham Norton (1998–2002)
Episode #4.2
Comedy, Talk-Show
Stars: Graham Norton, Kevan Allen, Lauren Bacall, Hayley Carr
Votes: 7
Hollywood Greats (1977– )
Humphrey Bogart
Documentary, History
A profile of Humphrey Bogart, one of the stars of Hollywood's golden age.
Writer: Barry Norman | Stars: Lauren Bacall, Nathaniel Benchley, Joan Bennett, Ingrid Bergman
Votes: 43
Great Performances (1971– )
Leonard Bernstein: The Gift of Music
Biography, Drama, Music
Writer: Horant H. Hohlfeld | Director: Horant H. Hohlfeld | Stars: Leonard Bernstein, Lauren Bacall, David Atkinson, Michael Hume
Votes: 11
30. Person to Person (1953–1961)
30 min | Documentary, News
Interviews with figures from public life.
Stars: Edward R. Murrow, Charles Collingwood, Audrey Meadows, Jerry Lewis
Votes: 97
31. Marilyn Monroe: Beyond the Legend (1987)
60 min | Documentary
Her story is well-known - the lonely child who yearned for affection and approval which she finally seemed to find as Hollywood's greatest love goddess. But even though she scaled heights ... See full summary »
Writers: Gene Feldman, Suzette Winter | Directors: Gene Feldman, Suzette Winter | Stars: Lauren Bacall, Scotty Beckett, Eric Blore, Clara Bow
Votes: 132
32. Everyday (1978– )
30 min | Family
Pleasant daytime family show where singing, instrument playing and discussions and such would take place.
Stars: Stephanie Edwards, John Bennett Perry, Jed Allan, Elizabeth Ashley
Votes: 12
33. The Living Edens (1997– )
Not Rated | Documentary
Creator: Elizabeth Hirschhorn | Stars: Sally Kellerman, Peter Coyote, Linda Hunt, James Coburn
Votes: 30
34. The Road to Manderlay (2005 TV Movie)
45 min | Documentary
The documentary follows the making of Lars von Trier's film Manderlay (2005).
Writers: Carsten Bramsen, Michael Sandager | Director: Carsten Bramsen | Stars: Lars von Trier, Lauren Bacall, Mikael Bramsen, Willem Dafoe
Votes: 57
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962–1992)
Episode dated 13 April 1970
90 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Writers: Michael Barrie, Hank Bradford, Marshall Brickman, Ralph Goodman, Jim Mulholland, Sidney Reznick | Stars: Johnny Carson, Lauren Bacall, Shirley Booth, Dana Valery
Votes: 15
The General Motors Playwrights Theater (1991–1993)
The Parallax Garden
Writer: Paddy Campbell | Director: David Trainer | Stars: Lauren Bacall, Jean Stapleton, Judge Reinhold, Beverly D'Angelo
Votes: 15
37. The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962–1992)
105 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Host Johnny Carson performs comedy routines and chats with various celebrities.
Stars: Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon, Skitch Henderson, Bob Hope
Votes: 1,837
38. Family Guy (1999– )
TV-14 | 22 min | Animation, Comedy
In a wacky Rhode Island town, a dysfunctional family strive to cope with everyday life as they are thrown from one crazy scenario to another.
Creators: Seth MacFarlane, David Zuckerman | Stars: Seth MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, Seth Green, Mila Kunis
Votes: 223,489
39. Salute to Sir Lew - The Master Showman (1975 TV Movie)
Documentary, Biography
An All-Star salute to Sir Lew Grade, featuring the last public performance by John Lennon.
Director: Dave Wilson | Stars: Lew Grade, Dave Allen, Julie Andrews, Ann-Margret
Votes: 15
40. Greta Garbo: A Lone Star (2001 TV Movie)
45 min | Documentary, Biography
Director: Steve Cole | Stars: Lauren Bacall, Ty Burr, Kitty Carlisle, Greta Garbo
Votes: 48
41. The 3th Annual Women in Hollywood Awards (1996 TV Special)
Stars: Lauren Bacall, Jane Campion, Jamie Lee Curtis, Julie Delpy
Votes: 18
The Rosie O'Donnell Show (1996–2002)
Episode dated 27 March 2000
Comedy, Talk-Show
Stars: Lauren Bacall, Rosie O'Donnell, Donny Osmond
Votes: 6
The Rockford Files (1974–1980)
Lions, Tigers, Monkeys and Dogs: Part 1
60 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
Jim rubs shoulders with royalty when a princess hires him because she believes someone is trying to kill her friend.
Creators: Roy Huggins, Stephen J. Cannell | Director: William Wiard | Stars: James Garner, Noah Beery Jr., Joe Santos, Lauren Bacall
Votes: 68
Live from Lincoln Center (1976– )
The Film Society of Lincoln Center: A Tribute to John Huston
Music, Musical
Stars: Lauren Bacall, Richard Burton, John Huston, Bill Mauldin
Votes: 6
45. Howl's Moving Castle (2004)
PG | 119 min | Animation, Adventure, Family
When an unconfident young woman is cursed with an old body by a spiteful witch, her only chance of breaking the spell lies with a self-indulgent yet insecure young wizard and his companions in his legged, walking castle.
Writers: Hayao Miyazaki, Diana Wynne Jones | Director: Hayao Miyazaki | Stars: Chieko Baishô, Takuya Kimura, Tatsuya Gashûin, Akihiro Miwa
Votes: 192,700
46. The Rockford Files (1974–1980)
60 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
The cases of an easy going ex-convict turned private investigator.
Creators: Stephen J. Cannell, Roy Huggins | Stars: James Garner, Noah Beery Jr., Joe Santos, Luis Delgado
Votes: 4,407
47. Great Performances (1971– )
132 min | Biography, Drama, Music
Creators: Marion J. Caffey, Daniel Ezralow, Josh Groban | Stars: Julie Andrews, Plácido Domingo, Walter Cronkite, Renée Fleming
Votes: 397
48. Producers' Showcase (1954–1957)
90 min | Drama, Musical, Comedy
This program aired once every fourth week and was one of the most costly live shows of the 1950's. Many stars appeared on this show; see the Guest List for them.
Stars: Cyril Ritchard, Claire Bloom, Mary Martin, David Wayne
Votes: 63
49. CBS: On the Air (1978 TV Mini-Series)
450 min | Documentary
7-part series celebrating the first 50 years of CBS broadcasting.
Stars: Alan Alda, Eve Arden, James Arness, Bea Arthur
Votes: 28
50. AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to William Wyler (1976 TV Special)
120 min | Documentary
In 1976, William Wyler became the fourth recipient of the American Film Institute's Lifetime Achievement Award, following John Ford, James Cagney and Orson Welles. The winner of three Best ... See full summary »
Stars: Eddie Albert, Henry Fonda, Greer Garson, Audrey Hepburn
Votes: 115


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Dawgs tabbed 8th in SEC
Georgia's basketball team was picked to finish eighth in the new 14-team SEC, according to the voting by a select panel of both SEC and national media members.
Kentucky, which picked up 17 first-place votes, was tabbed ahead of Florida (five first-place votes), Missouri (one first-place vote), Tennessee (one first-place vote), Arkansas, Alabama and then the Bulldogs.
Georgia sophomore Kentavious Caldwell-Pope was voted as a member of the SEC preseason second-team.
Last week Kentucky was ranked third nationally in the preseason ESPN/USA Today Coaches' hoops poll while Florida was 10th and Missouri was 17th. Tennessee and Georgia were among the teams receiving votes.
Missouri junior Phil Pressey was the choice of the media for SEC Men's Basketball Player of the Year with six votes. Florida senior Kenny Boynton finished second (five votes) while Arkansas' BJ Young, Kentucky's Nerlens Noel and Tennessee's Jarnell Stokes each received three votes. Arkansas' Marshawn Powell, Missouri's Michael Dixon, Jr. and Tennessee's Jeronne Maymon received one vote each in the Player of the Year voting.
Boynton, Noel, Pressey, Stokes and Young were each All-SEC First Team selections.
Caldwell-Pope was joined Arkansas' Marshawn Powell, Florida's Patric Young and Kentucky's Alex Poythress on the second team.
First Team All-SEC BJ Young - Arkansas, G, 6-3, 180, So., St. Louis, Mo. Kenny Boynton - Florida, G, 6-2, 190, Sr., Pompano Beach, Fla. Nerlens Noel - Kentucky, F, 6-10, 228, Fr., Everett, Mass. Phil Pressey - Missouri, G, 5-11, 175, Jr., Dallas, Texas Jarnell Stokes - Tennessee, F, 6-8, 270, So., Memphis, Tenn. Second Team All-SEC Marshawn Powell - Arkansas, F, 6-7, 240, Jr., Newport News, Va. Patric Young - Florida, C, 6-9, 249, Jr., Jacksonville, Fla. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope - Georgia, G, 6-5, 205, So., Greenville, Ga. Alex Poythress - Kentucky, F, 6-7, 239, Fr., Clarksville, Tenn. Michael Dixon, Jr. - Missouri, G, 6-1 , 190, Sr., Kansas City, Mo. Jeronne Maymon - Tennessee, F, 6-7, 260, Sr., Madison, Wis. SEC Player of the Year: Phil Pressey, Missouri
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gail s. from canyon, CA does not recommend this property.
Stayed for 7 days in August, 2015
The property is fine. Tahoe Management Co. did not have the condo cleaned before we arrived forcing us to find other accommodations the first night. They did not answer telephone and did not return calls. They were to reimburse us for the cost of lodging the first night but did not and only reimbursed $200. when I paid $1727. for seven nights. The employee I dealt with in their office was unprofessional and would not let me speak to his supervisor.It has been a terrible experience dealing with this management company. As such I would not recommend this property as long as this company is the manager.
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