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It is common for the Register to hype the rantings of an outlier scientist to claim that the science on global climate change is far from settled. You don't have to look too far in the last week to seethe evidence supporting the stark reality of the blatant bias that is pervasive in their coverage of this issue.
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OC Register and Voice of OC enter into distribution agreement
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Voice of OC is unveiling a new content distribution partnership with The Orange County Register, the county's most far-reaching news organization. "Good government is directly fueled by vigorous public affairs news coverage," said Norberto Santana Jr., editor-in-chief of the nonprofit newsroom. "Our agreement with the Orange County Register greatly expands our reach and takes our mission to a new level."
Irvine Chamber's AD-74 Candidate's Forum Will Now Feature Democratic Candidates
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The Irvine Chamber of Commerce is co-sponsoring a candidates forum on April 4 for AD-74 and, if you were to look at the website this morning, it was a Republican only affair…until this morning when we made a call. This morning, the Chamber's website promoted the forum, also sponsored by The Lincoln Club, which proudly featured…
OC Register's Narrow-minded Look at the 2009 Stimulus
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The Orange County Register has published another one of its narrow-minded looks at the effect of the 2009 stimulus on its fifth anniversary. Most of the spending measures in the stimulus bill have expired, but the point is that it did what it was supposed to do. For Republicans to simply say "the economy is still bad, so the stimulus was a failure" is a cheap misdirection.
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Head's up you editorial Gods of Grand Avenue. If you want to bolster circulation and bring a badly-needed humor infusion to Orange County, because bloggers and OC Weekly just aren't cutting it, there is only one solution. Bring back Jeff Kramer. Kramer was a long time humor columnist for the OC Register where he did things…
OC Register gives Big Gift to Moorlach's Congressional bid
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On Wednesday, the publishers of the Register doubled down on their coverage by providing Mr. Moorlach with unprecedented space on their editorial pages to make his case. Moorlach's guest editorial amounted to more than 800 words of free advertising for his campaign, in addition to the more than 400 words worth of "earned media" coverage Wisckol provided in his coverage of Moorlach's announcement.
Remember that Angels Economic Impact Study? It's not as good as it looked!
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A report to the city of Anaheim on the economic effects of Angels baseball at the "Big A" is so replete with unsubstantiated assumptions that it can't be used as a reliable indicator of the team's financial impact on the city, interviews and public records show.


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Mandala1... by sofiaspacetimeWatch
©2011-2016 sofiaspacetime
That's amazing! How was it done?
thanks,... it's acrylic...i like to work intuitively, applying many layers in the process (using acrylic medium mixed in with the paint helps) and seeing where the next step takes me, while also having some kind of a basic outline for the concept, as a starting point...
Thanks to my friends Nick and Frank for inspiring as well as commissioning this piece...
I love the looseness of this! Beautiful work.


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Originally posted by Max_TO Seems this should have been something he was actively looking into through out his whole term and one would hope that after the time he has spent as President he would already have the answers to these questions .
Originally posted by coolottie
Just got off the phone with President Obama .... He wants your opinion
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What choice do we have?
Barack Obama or something worse?


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The act would incrementally raise the minimum wage that large employers are required to pay employees to avoid fees.
If progressives work together, mobilize and keep the faith in the face of cynicism and weary resignation, our "metanarrative" could have a different - and happy - ending.
Speakout is Truthout's treasure chest for bloggy, quirky, personally reflective, or especially activism-focused pieces. Speakout articles represent the perspectives of their authors, and not those of Truthout.
In Egypt, there is a new catchy tune circulating in social media pages. The song, which gives a symbolic description of the current events in Egypt, is sung by an artist who is known for his strong leanings towards the 25th January 2011 revolution. Yasser Elmanawahly stayed true to his ideals even when they clashed with those who were in power following the fall of Egypt's dictator Hosni Mubarak. He was critical of the SCAF reign and he did not hold back in criticising the rule of the country's first democratically elected president, Mohamed Morsi.
It's been more than five years since the peak of the financial crisis, and it seems clear (to me, at least) that not much has changed when it comes to the structure of the financial sector, the existence of too-big-to-fail banks, and the types of activities that they engage in. It's also clear that the Dodd-Frank Act and its ensuing rulemakings have embodied a technocratic perspective according to which important decisions should be left to experts and made on the grounds of economic efficiency. Even the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the Dodd-Frank achievement most beloved of reformers, is essentially dedicated to correcting market failures, which means attempting to achieve the outcomes that would be generated by a perfect market.
Thomas Friedman is loose in Silicon Valley, the economic hub best known for colluding to rip off its workers. He can't contain his enthusiasm for "start-up America," telling readers;
"What they all have in common is they wake up every day and ask: 'What are the biggest trends in the world, and how do I best invent/reinvent my business to thrive from them?' They're fixated on creating abundance, not redividing scarcity, and they respect no limits on imagination. No idea here is 'off the table.'"
This past week I traveled to New York City to speak at an event honoring the 30th anniversary of the 1984 Jesse Jackson for President campaign. It was an opportunity to reflect on the remarkable political transformations made possible by that historic movement.
I remember the day, thirty years ago, when Jackson approached me and asked me to come to work for his presidential campaign committee. When I reminded him that I already had a full-time position as Executive Director of the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee— a group I had co-founded four years earlier— he responded saying "do this and you'll be able to do more for your community in the next four months, than you've been able to do in the last four years."
In an open letter published today and addressed to USDA National Organic Program chief Miles McEvoy, The Cornucopia Institute accused the regulatory agency of abdicating its enforcement responsibilities. Cornucopia, an organic industry watchdog, charged that the USDA had allowed Dean Foods and its WhiteWave subsidiary to, allegedly, operate a giant factory farm dairy that has been illegally disadvantaging the nation's family-scale dairy producers.
The Cornucopia Institute also filed, on February 11, its third formal legal complaint alleging Dean/WhiteWave's giant industrial dairy, located in Paul, Idaho has continued to operate illegally.
LaBrant, Jeanne and I agreed, was so determined and assertive as a person that this claim was both a perfect example of who LaBrant was and completely unbelievable.
So when I read Charles Blow's Op-Ed on Clarence Thomas denying racism—in the 1960s and today—I thought of LaBrant.
Thomas's assertion about racism reminds me of LaBrant's about sexism, but it also strikes a cord about the pervasive responses I receive to much of my public writing about race, class, and poverty.
If I write about a legal matter on this blog, it usually involves battalions of attorneys on each side, months of motions, briefs, and hearings, and legal fees easily mounting into the millions of dollars. That's how our legal system works if, say, you lie to your investors about a synthetic CDO and the SEC decides to go after you—even if it's a civil, not a criminal matter.
But most legal matters in this country don't operate that way, even if you face the threat of prison time (or juvenile detention), and all the collateral consequences that entails (ineligibility for public housing, student loans, and many public sector jobs, to name a few). Theoretically, the Constitution guarantees you the services of an attorney if you are accused of a felony (Gideon v. Wainwright), misdemeanor that creates the risk of jail time (Argersinger v. Hamlin), or a juvenile offense that could result in confinement (In re Gault). The problem is that this requires state and counties to pay for attorneys for poor defendants, which is just about the lowest priority for many state legislatures, especially those controlled by conservatives.
In the year 1922 the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the U.S. House of Representatives held hearings on a joint resolution in support of the Balfour Declaration. The committee chairman, the pro-Zionist representative from New York, Hamilton Fish, called an array of witnesses, including a few who did not favor a "Jewish home" in Palestine. This did not mean that the committee's support for the Balfour Declaration was ever really in doubt, but rather their apparent openness resulted from the political influence of certain academics, as well as American Christian missionary societies, who were sympathetic to Arab nationalist aspirations.
WASHINGTON, DC—Representative Steve Cohen (D-TN) has introduced The Unmuzzle the Drug Czar Act of 2014 (H.R. 4046). The bill would repeal a little know provision of federal law that requires the director of the Office of NationalDrug Control Policy (ONDCP), informally known as the U.S. Drug Czar, to "take such actions as necessary to oppose any attempt to legalize the use" of marijuana or any Schedule I drug for medical or non-medical use. The provision even prohibits ONDCP from studying legalization.
Floyd Norris says some sensible things in his column from last week on the retirement savings problem: Defined benefit pensions are dying out, killed by tighter accounting rules and the stock market crashes of the 2000s. Many Americans have no retirement savings plan (other than Social Security). And the plans that they do have tend to be 401(k) plans that impose fees, market risk, and usually a whole host of other risks on participants.


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Photo Manip and Paint
Great ... so cool
the guy from takhesi castle now baddass!!
WOW! Did you use Takeshi "Beat" Kitano for this? Really looks like him from Zattoicchi...
Fantastic work and fantastic idea...Fav
Yakuza ?
Nice work ! I love the concept
This looks like the guy from Battle Royale... Is it?
Make love to me, please.
wow amazing work. sickk
Very cool
Oh man, Cyborg-Blind-Swordsman!!! So cool!!!
looks like new version of bad guy from old transformers
I adore this piece. I want a print of it immediately. Takeshi Kitano is my favorite Japanese actor/director. I'd love to see him do a role like this. I also love that you took his bad eye and made something of it.
is that takeshis face?looks awesome btw
ahhh sheeeeeetttt! Dat some crazy stuff man!
I'd go for "Fucking awesome". And God knows i don't swear often.
SICK man! Love it!
i c wut u did thar
Oooh that's the boss Kitano
soooooo sick
The animated HUD graphics are missing! Let me fill it...
Zatoichi!! Cool!
WOW!!! He would be proud to see this!!!
oh yeah, crazy)
he's missing the bomb collar
epic cyborg
I thought this was a photomanipulation when I first saw it. The new stuff really adds!
Awesome! Now, I wanna see Beat Takeshi in a badass cyberpunk movie... Zatoichi 5000? Bad Robocop?
This is so awesome! Love Kitano!
this is a cool idea. I'll have to steal....it.
omigosh... like the real thing!!
you already know this is piece is awesome. But I just had to say....this shit is awesome. Very Clever.
Amazing cybernetic work with photomanipulation!
What's your inspiration?
What's your inspiration?
my friend's Camille makes $79 hourly on the laptop. She has been fired for 8 months but last month her check was $16841 just working on the laptop for a few hours. Read more on this web site...>> www.Jam40.com
zatoichi kitano i love that man
and your amazing paiting too ^^
Really Epic pic
and your amazing paiting too ^^
Really Epic pic
Very Dues Ex, I like it!
Would love to see a tutorial...your work always captures my eye. Great stuff.
Hoooooly crap, amazing.
I love your cyberpunk art! My whole cyberpunk folder is full of your work!


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Price Check by OnyxAvalutionWatch
©2005-2016 OnyxAvalution
This is a stencil which i made in the foolish attempt to tell the world to rethink the price of a human life. Unfortunately, everyone that i showed this to didnt get it, even if i put "price check" as the caption to it.
I guess the true moral of this stencil is that people who want to change the world shouldnt be allowed to represent the masses.
I guess the true moral of this stencil is that people who want to change the world shouldnt be allowed to represent the masses.
Really good. I got what you were saying on my first viewing. I sometimes ask myself the same question. How do man value human life.
what's fun)
Great idea! I Didnt get in at 1st until i read the message. Keep it up Art has to say something to the viewer and thats what you did here. Great job again!
really great message, i love it
Strong concept & well executed!
have you thought of putting price check where the numbers are instead of as a caption? just a thought, i think this is cool.
hahaha, great design!
It's beautiful. Totally get what u mean by the price of human life.
very original,
That is genius!!!!!!!
threadless tshirt
technology and materialism, maybe the tendency towards complexity or the death our blue planet...
this is great man i love it
love this yo. brillz.
thats a threadless tshirt
This is awesome, keep up these amazing stencils!
consomation kills
ohh niiiice! great job
I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!
really cool!
really cool!
nice ! good job
It´s absolutely amazing. What´s more it´s so simple but brilliant, too bad it ain´t bigger tho, would be an awesome wallpaper.
This is great. I'd like to find a better way to say that, so that you'll hear something that you haven't heard a thousand times before, but ... I can't. This is great. That'll have to do.
very clever and well done.
çok iyi bi fikir
very creative man!!!
awesome [:
I like what your trying to do, i suppose it is somewhat hard to catch but i know the feeling well of trying to get a somewhat subtle and simple message across having it fall on deaf ears (or in this case eyes ... well blind not deaf >< Top notch work
Shit man, this is INSANE! Amazing work.
good stuff i like it. when i saw it first thought that the prices would oppress the people. anyway it s nice good work
i really love it
Good job. Great idea too.
very cooolll !!
Ha! I love the graphic, but your description was the best part. You try so hard to think of something clever, and then you're just like shit, what was the point. I know the feeling, don't let it get you down.
This is really cool, mind if I use it..?
sheer genius.
hey, i love this..u should see my barcode pix too. (if u want).
i really like this pic XD - noone can tell the real price of a human - although they still do 'sell' humans
i really like this pic XD - noone can tell the real price of a human - although they still do 'sell' humans
very nice!!
Excellent concept.
Brilliance - simple yet effective
great idea
great idea
Haha! Great!
this is great
how did you make this?
thats great! +fav, what is stencil and how does it work, i wanna learn how u make those (im thinking pencil ^^)


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Excellent hydrator..
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This is very light-weight in formula, but not too runny. It's easily spread over the face and neck area. An asset in the winter time, and even now that the winter has gone.. :) No grease, just hydration, with no added fragrance. Price is well worth it. Still, the hyaluronic acid here is in the sodium hyaluronate form, which is not quite as effective as the actual hyaluronic acid. It's not too uncommon to see the mix-up between the two ingredients in cosmetics labels... Just wanted to mention the difference. Please note: I am referring to the previous formula, the new one seems to have fragrance added to it. Pity!
Surprisingly Effective
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I've been surprised by the effectiveness of Now Foods, Solutions, Hyaluronic Acid Firming Serum. At first I was a bit put off by the texture — it's a bit more like a sticky gel than a lotion, which is probably why it's called a "serum" — and the smell is pseudo-tropical-citrus-fruity. But the results! That it works at all is amazing, but it really does help to firm the skin, at least as much as can be expected from a topical serum.
Firming serum
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This is surprisingly good for the price, and for Now Foods product. We are in our 30's and this product seems to smoothen our small wrinkles, not bad product at all. Seems to work with some people better than others. With this price, I'd give this a go.
Amazing value
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This serum/gel is very light, it sinks into the skin leaving it smooth and it moisturizes very well. A great and effective product for a fraction of the price of a brand product. The organic and natural formula is a big advantage, too. I took one star out because of the funny, almost plasticy smell which does not, fortunately, linger on the skin.
I like it.
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I've been using it on my neck and chest and i've seen good results so far.


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Posts tagged Windows
New features in the Windows Update
The latest update for Windows is out today. Here are a few of the new features that have been added.
Web site links in notes
Web site links now show as hyperlinks in the notes view and will open in the user's default web browser. These links must start with "http://", "https://", or "www.". To open one of these links hold down Ctrl and click on the link (Figure 2).
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Figure 2
Multi-verse highlights
To access this feature click on a verse hyperlink (Figure 3) and select the highlight option. You'll then see up and down arrows that allow you to select multiple verses to highlight (Figure 4).
Figure 4
Categories can be organized with drag and drop
In 5.3.1 the ability to drag annotations into a category was added. In this release that same functionality has been expanded to categories as well. From the annotation lists this allows you to move a category into another category (Figure 5).
Categories can also be organized from the managed categories view. In this view categories can be holistically managed. They can be moved into or out of each other to achieve the desired hierarchy (Figure 6).
Figure 5
Figure 6
Additional Changes
- The current search hit now displays with a different color to differentiate it from other search results.
- Search suggestions are now displayed when typing in the main search field.
- Right clicking on a resource in the library views now allows you to select where the resource will be opened. This include resources shown in the quick launch sections on the left sidebar.
Benefits of NICOT/NICNT in The Bible Study App
The New International Commentary Series on the Old Testament (NICOT) and New Testament (NICNT) are highly regarded scholarly resources that are always ranked at the top by scholars, pastors, students, and professors.
The Bible Study App makes the NICOT/NICNT even more dynamic. Here's how:
Resource Guide
Open your preferred Bible Translation in the main window and have the Resource Guide open in the Split Window. You'll see relevant NICOT/NICNT commentary "hits" in the split window.
The Bible Study App also keeps up with the scripture passage you're reading in the main window with sync scrolling. This means that as you move along in the Bible text, the NICOT/NICNT syncs to exactly where you are in your study. No more flipping pages back and forth. No more holding the commentary text open on your desk in one spot, reading through your Bible text, and having to go back and find your place in the commentary. You'll save an enormous amount of time with this feature alone.
Search & Look Up Feature
Search the NICOT/NICNT for words or passages. Take "love" as an example. You can search the entire NICOT/NICNT series for where "love" is mentioned in the commentary series. You can also limit your search to the Old Testament, New Testament, biblical genre, or a specific book.
When your search hits are displayed, you can tap on the result to go directly to that passage. You can also copy the text to add to an existing note or add a note right from the search results.
Linked Reference Pop ups
One of my greatest frustrations in the hard copy world of biblical commentaries are the other biblical references within the commentary. For example, when I'm reading in Matthew about the beginning of Jesus' ministry there are multiple references to The Lord's Chosen servant in Isaiah that are pertinent to my study. With a hard copy, I have to open a different Bible and find each and every reference to read how the verse relates to what I am currently studying. This is time consuming, slows down my study momentum, and requires me to keep all of my study materials out and open, spread out over a large desk space. With The Bible Study App, the scripture references are hyperlinked within the commentary text. All I have to do is tap the scripture reference to read it instantly.
Related to this is footnotes/endnotes. Since the NICOT/NICNT is a highly scholarly work, there are a lot of references to other materials. In the past I would have to stop where I was in the reading, look at the footnote, then go back to where I was in the writing. This also was a huge time waster, and I would often lose my train of thought. With The Bible Study App, all of the footnotes are linked. Just tap on the footnote, read it, and go back to where you were without losing your place.
As you can see, the NICOT/NICNT within The Bible Study App gives you the best in scholarly work, while saving you valuable study time and tremendous effort. Get the NICOT and NICNT at 40% off the regular price this week through Monday, May 27th.
A Plethora of Pop outs
Sermon & Lesson Prep in the Windows Desktop App
One of my favorite features in The Bible Study App is the Split Window feature. However, when preparing for a sermon or small group lesson, sometimes two windows just aren't enough. For example, when I prepare for teaching, I like to compare multiple Bible translations, study Bibles, commentaries, dictionaries, concordances, atlases, and my own notes I've taken on the Scriptures I'm studying. This is not a problem in The Bible Study Desktop App. All I have to do is use the pop out feature in The Bible Study App.
I start with the split window feature in The Bible Study Desktop App (here's a helpful video on split window feature in Windows) by clicking the split window button . I then click the Pop out button at the top right hand corner of The Bible Study App. This opens a new pop out window in the resource that I'm already in. I can accomplish the same task by hitting the drop down menu and choosing "Open this book in a new window".
Next, I choose the resource that I want to view in this new window by choosing it from the drop down menu.
I continue this process until I have all of the Bibles, Study Bibles, Commentaries, etc. open that I want to view for this study. With this option, I can view all of the resources I want at the same time and the multiple windows will sync with where I am in the main window of the app.
How do you utilize the pop out feature in The Bible Study App?
A Look Inside the "New Interpreter's Study Bible Notes"
The New Interpreter's Study Bible Notes, based on the text of the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible, blends a devotional and a thought provoking reading of the Old and New Testament and deuterocanonical books ( also known as the Apocrypha). This resource is especially equipped with enhanced features in The Bible Study App. The split-screen mode allows you to read the study notes, outlines, and book introductions alongside the biblical text.
Introductions at the beginning of each biblical book highlight major themes within that book, the style of the author and his writing, and the historical and biblical context of the book. Detailed verse-by-verse notes follow the introductions and book outlines and contain helpful insights into the biblical text.
There are also over 90 excursus that help explain the thematic and theological background of the Bible text.
Students of the Bible will find new depth and insight in this work, whether newcomers to scriptural study or seasoned academics. Check out the New Interpreter's Study Bible Notes on The Bible Study App. Now through May 13th, you can get the New Interpreter's Study Bible Notes, the New Interpreter's One Volume Commentary, and the New Interpreter's Dictionary of the Bible Complete Set for half the regular price.
Introducing Paideia
Olive Tree just released Paideia: Commentaries on the New Testament for The Bible Study app. According to the series foreward, the commentary series was named "Paideia", which is Greek for "education", to reflect:
(1) the instructional aim of the series—giving contemporary students a basic grounding in academic New Testament studies by guiding their engagement with New Testament texts;
(2) the fact that the New Testament texts as literary unities are shaped by the educational categories and ideas of their ancient writers and readers; and
(3) the pedagogical aims of the texts themselves—their central aim being not simply to impart information but to form the theological convictions and moral habits of their readers.
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Smørrebrød restaurants in Copenhagen
How much food is it physically possible to heap on top of a slice of rye bread? At Copenhagen's smørrebrød restaurants you'll find out! Smørrebrød comes in hundreds of varieties including veggie options, fish, pate or meat. And just for reference, you don't fill a smørrebrød open sandwich, you decorate it! Sample the best Copenhagen's smørrebrød artists have to offer with this guide.
Cap Horn
Some way down the cobbled quay of Nyhavn in one of the beautiful old houses you find the restaurant Cap Horn.
In the old seafarers' world the passing of Cap Horn was something very special. In the s...
Old restaurant with long tradition
131-year old Grøften, 'The Ditch', is one of Tivoli's oldest and most venerable establishments. Part of the restaurant stands more os less as when it opened. ...
The beautiful premises in King's Garden, where Michelin restaurant Geranimum formerly stood, the restaurant Orangeriet opened in spring 2010.
It is a cozy and relaxed restaurant that offers Danish "s...
Restaurant Kronborg
Danish smørrebrød and traditional Christmas food at restaurant Kronborg in the centre of Copenhagen.
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Restaurant Schønnemann
Schønnemann's is one of Copenhagen's oldest eateries. Since 1877, this old-world establishment has invited patrons to feast on delicious smørrebrød, herring and potent shots of chilled schnapps.
Restaurant Told & Snaps
The open-faced sandwiches served at Restaurant Told og Snaps in Copenhagen city center may not be innovative but they are always fresh, well-prepared, and very appetizing.
The panelled walls and gilt...
Aamanns Etablissement
At the Michelin Guide-recommended restaurant Aamanns Etablissement in Copenhagen Adam Aamann and his team serve Aamanns' signature smørrebrød and classic Danish dishes for lunch with home-made schnapp...


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Arrange train carriages according to numbers on their sides. The numbers are represented in a range of formats such as words, numerals, dice dots or counting frames. Identify the numbers that come before and after starting numbers. Begin with numbers up to ten. Move on to work with larger numbers such as 40 and 50. Practise 'skip counting' by twos, fives and tens. For example, 'skip count' by five to arrange four carriages into the order 12, 17, 22, 27. This learning object is a combination of five objects that progressively increase in difficulty.
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I don't know how does that make me feel about Lauren... hahaha
haha indeed, he doesnt look happy tho xD
craig look at you guys like why are you not working lol
That's talent right there!
swag off the chain
I agree, this is super cute :)
Lauren is SO CUTE, gassy or otherwise!
I have the weirdest boner.
First Sean, and now Lauren have fallen victim to his cruelty. Cruelty which I absolutely love watching.
Wow! Lauren can burp the entire alphabet. Somehow that makes her more attractive.
Way to make use of the Yoshi's Island tracks!
Thanks dude, but nah life moves on. Good friends, and this great community help me pull through even the bleakest moments of my life. <3
Way to go Ben! Lauren it's so cute that your so innocent to think he wasn't recording.
lauren is a DEMON O_O
Laurens got potential to burp them all.
She so crazy. ROFL!
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S'alright Lauren. All you needed was a little Sprite. [=)]
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It would be funny if that father was voiced by Plankton.
Father of Spike: Let me see, son, about what you fantasize abou-(see's a playbrony magazine being jerked off to by Spike) OH MY GOODNESS! WHAT IS THIS?!
Spike: Well, err...
What do you think?
Eh, the voice doesn't really suit him and as a dragon dad he's more concerned about other things.
I'll admit. That was a bit of a stretch. How about this? When Spike turns adult again (not by greed), should this play (watch until the end): m.youtube.com/watch?v=1FCyvV5V…
What do you think?
this reminds me of The Land Before Time, when Little Foot was born
Spike may have a much greater destiny. One like Ceaser from Rise of the apes.
I wouldn't be shocked if Mom knocks Dad out of the way so she can hug her long lost baby.
i wonder how they would react to find out there son is in love with a pony
awwww... His little glistening eyes, and his tail between his legs. Its just so sad and sweet ^^,
He is very insecure in this moment, and can you honestly blame him?
I hope spike one day find's his parent's
I hope that if he dooes, the episode will be written by Corey.
Hi mum dad do i smell very bad i take bath ok
I sense a reunion coming on.
Just like when Chomper's parents found him,but sadder.Great job
He looks sad. Is he sad?
D'aaawwww, Spike looks so cute here!^^
and scared!
Eeyup, that's true.
Maybe his parents are just a bit too scary because,
like they would say in Dutch: Spike is om op te vreten. XD
Maybe his parents are just a bit too scary because,
like they would say in Dutch: Spike is om op te vreten. XD
Haha, indeed!
Wat een lekker ventje, om op the vreten gewoon!
omg nee
Wat een lekker ventje, om op the vreten gewoon!
omg nee
Wat dat betreft is Nederlands echt een rottaal. Het klinkt voor geen meter!


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By girardasse on 12/17/2007
The bald man has found the right formula. The chocolate is very good but the other dishes are not too bad. No wonder it's always packed....
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By cece97 on 6/24/2007
My only complaint about the restaurant is that it is too small. Otherwise the first smell that hits you is the chocolate and it is wonderful. I mean its almost overwhelming because you just do not know where to start. I would recommend everyone go. I felt like I could taste chocolate in everything we ate from the drink to the salad dressing but it was not so bad that you were annoyed. The wait time was not bad and the service was as expected for a busy New York restuarant.
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By Bad_Elf on 3/13/2007
i saw the review for this shop and thought: i must go there. So i went, my husband and three friends in tow. The experience was dreadful. The crowd i expected, although there was no crowd control, which might have been helpful and avoid the constant elbows in the face. The decor was loud, but interesting. i hoped that the hour wait was worth it. It wasn't. We finally got our table, and our waitress ignored us. We asked for water 4 times, and never received it. The incorrect item was brought to the table and, when we remarked upon the error, the waitress gave us attitude. Granted, it was so loud that when we said, "This is coffee; we wanted toffee with a "T"", she appeared perplexed, but proceeded to argue that they didn't have coffee hot chocolate, only mocha. The manager was the saving grace, because she came over to assist. 20 minutes after we asked for the check and didn't receive it, we tossed some cash onto the table and left. It was thoroughly disappointing. i'll be heading to the Cloisters for my hot chocolate from now on.
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By blindwillie on 1/12/2007
Great for a Chocoholics breakfast. Pleasant service and so much chocolate you just want to get a shoulder down and roll in it!
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By babydoll32527 on 10/4/2006
When i firt arrived i noticed the very cool and relaxed atmosphere. They had cool decorations of chocolate everywhere. We were seated promptly, and looked at the menu. i was lost!!! i couldnt believe how many different things you could do with chocolate!!! We each ordered something different (there was 3 of us) and decided to all share. It was SOOOOOO GOOD!!!! We even ordered something that said was for two, but there was more than enough and even leftovers!!! Its awesome to go but its got the perfect atmosphere (at night) for a romantic date. i did not try their regular food but someone i know said it was good. i totally recomend this place to choclate lovers and anyone who's up for a diff. experience-esp. a romantic date!!!
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Whether you belong to a Triathlon group, cycling, swimming, running, youth or church group, I can assure you I have a presentation which will inspire and motivate individuals and groups alike! By the time I have finished with my presentation I will have touched some people to sign up for a triathlon, or a marathon or even to chase their dreams and make them a reality.
Motivation, a goal, a target etc... we all need goals in life, it is what makes life so interesting and adventurous, it may be a race, a new job, to get into a special class at a University etc.... what ever your goal is set realistic ones so you will not be disappointed and live life to the fullest. You may think only cool things happen to certain people because they are lucky or have lots of money etc... yet every day remarkable things happen to just ordinary people as they truly have the will and desire. I have lived a full life so far and lived with no regrets, I have travelled, lived in different countries and over come adversities to become whom I am today as I firmly believe you cannot be successful unless you have experienced failure.
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbour, catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." - Mark Twain
July 2015
I had the pleasure of being a motivational speaker for Mindrum Precision Inc. In Rancho Cuchamonga. This was both enlightening and intersting for myslef and AL as we also had a tour of the factory too. Pretty cool stuff. Was grateful to Diane Mindrum who is the female President of the company to invite me to speak during the lunch break.
March 2015
Today I was a guest speaker for the So Cal Pacers a running club with RRCA affiliation I was asked to speak at one of their get togethers in Chino Hills a week before the LA Marathon in hopes of sharing my story and inspiring the club members..This day I made a lot of new friends. I had wonderful time and also raffled off a Polar Loop and gave out Hammer Nutrition samples and Ocean Potion Suncare.
November 2014
In November represented Polar, Hammer Nutrition and Ocean Potion at the last Mountain bike event of the year at Mount SAC Walnut California.
October 2014
Helped at the Rock n Roll half marathon representing Brooks Running.
July 2014
Guest speaker at the Temecular Triathlon Club. Had a great turn out and some awesome questions were asked! I had some bags made with Hammer Nutrition samples also Ocean Potion suncare and Kool n Fit samples were given out. All in all a great evening.
June 2014
I represented Polar Heart Rate & Ocean Potion Sun care at the final Bonelli Championship event is June was awesome to see all the champions of the events and great to see the Fire and Life Guards out there too.
May 2014
Put up a POLAR USA booth with Ocean Potion and information about Hammer Nutrition I also raced with my husband AL and my min pin Hammer ...I love helping out at TriEvents at Bonelli Park.
our booth after the event...
Podium time with Al and Hammer!
May 2014
So in May I was a guest speaker for the INCYCLE Belle Cycliste I went over correct fueling with Hammer Nutrition and also heart rate training with POLAR USA and gave out Ocean Potion sun care too. It was a great evening and the following morning a few of us met to go on an easy pace bike ride.
After the meeting we were able to browse the INCYCLE San Dimas Store.
A few of the women take time for a picture.
April 2014
Was a fun Month, AL and I were recognized for organizing and securing sponsor material and co ordinating SC VELO for the first ever Family Bike event in San Dimas at the end of 2013
Was cool to have the Major of San Dimas give us acknowledgement.
In April I also became a Level 1 & 2 US Masters Swim Coach.
April 2014
Ready to support at Bonelli Tri Events number one
March 2014
In March since 2007 I have been the assistant Race Director to my Husband the race director for the San Dimas Stage Race here in Southern California it is a 3 day cycling stage race and produced by SC VELO bike club. I always try my best to represent the great sponsors I have been blessed with and on day 3 do put a 10x10 Hammer Nutrition Booth and Polar Heart Rate booth at the expo as well as this year had the kids race sponsored by Chaffey Auto Motors and Ocean Potion Suncare.
Below are a few photos high- lighting a few of the great sponsor support in 2014.
Cyclists stop for Hammer Heed at the top of the Glendora Mountain Road TT.
Ocean Potion our official Sun Care product.
During March and April I helped at ATP Multisport with various clinics they held for the beginner and advanced Triathlete preparing for Bonelli Tri series, Coach Ben is awesome as he offers the clinics free and they are held as part of the Competitive Tri-Swim Masters program at Covina High School. As Ben is also a fellow Hammer Nutrition Athlete it is a pleasure to be invited to help out.
A few of the happy athletes
Ben and Lauren and my self at the Covina Pool deck.
In February 2014 I was asked to give a talk to a group of female recreational cyclists. It was a great meeting and hope these cyclists were inspired to keep turning the pedals.
Below is the Front Cover of the 2013 Hammer Nutrition Catalog.
6 hours of Endurance Bonelli Park September 2013
First 6 hour mountain bike event at Bonelli Park was a great success, and really appreciated the companies that supported the event.
We had a great event, I had Polar Heart Rate Monitors, Hammer Nutrition and Ocean Potion..
Autumn 10 week Running program.
I certainly had a lot of fun volunteering my time for the Covina Masters Swimming RUNNING program!! over the course of 10 weeks we met twice a week at the High School track and did speed work, team man ship, stretching etc.....I used my 20 plus years of running experience to make sure each track session was fun and every one took some benefit out of the program on a weekly basis.
October 6th 2013
I took out the Hammer Booth and Polar Heart Rate Monitors to the Steam Boat Triathlon at Bonelli Park, was a fun event and my husband and I podiumed in the team competition. Hammer always has fun at these events.
July 29th 2013
On Monday evening I was the presenting speaker at the SC VELO bike club meeting. I was presented as a motivational speaker to talk about the challenges of Ultra Distance triathlons, making lemonade out of lemons and then covering sport nutrition and in depth about Hammer Nutrition products and their amazing suppliments. I also talked about heart rate training and was able to present information regarding Polar heart rate training. Was a successful evening and many great questions were asked.
June 30th 2013
Had the pleasure of being a guest speaker for the Inland Infernos Triathlon group, I covered all the new Polar monitors relevent for multi sport and swimming. I also covered Polar Personal Trainer and did a few fitness tests. As we are also having triple digit weather here in SO CAL after the Polar Presentation I covered a little on heat training and the Hammer Nutrition Products HEED, FIZZ, PERPETUEM, and the new VEGAN Hammer Bars.
May 29th 2013 Fitness and Health Presentation.
I was invited to talk to Corporate America via a Social Security group from Down Town Los Angeles, I did a presentation and talked a little of what being fit really means to me, then asked questions about getting fit , being healthy and listening to your heart! I also spoke about making choices, walk the stairs take the elevator? Eat a healthy food choice or grab a bag of chips... I covered a few basic Polar Heart Rate Monitors and also spoke about the Hammer Bars which are available to use as a healthier snack then Candy. The people were amazing, they asked some great questions and made me and Al feel very welcome. It was certainly a pleasure to speak with this group and a mirror into the Corporate jungle.
May 12th Mothering Sunday.
Awe thank you Rudy Project for using a great photo taken by True Emotions Studios for the Mothering Sunday campaign!
11th May 2013
This was the second TriEvent Triathlon at Bonelli Park. It was a Saturday as Sunday would be Mothering Sunday. AL and I put up a Booth for Hammer Nutrition and Polar USA. We also took 3rd in the mixed relays..
Polar gave away Polar Heart Rate Monitors during the raffle for the athletes.
April and June Triathlon Clinics presented by ATP-MultiSports.
Before the May and April Triathlons at Bonelli Park for Trievents, I was fortunate enough to be able to help Ben & Lauren Lovelace with their tri clinics. They were small groups but quality training mimicking super sprint triathlon format. Both clinics were put on at Covina High School pool and Hammer Nutrition was able to supply gels and Hammer Heed!
These two children are the athletes of tomorrow it was amazing to watch them polish off amazing swim bike and run times!!! And a pleasure to be part of their development in the sport of Triathlon.
Clinic Two.
Clinic One.
April 7th 2013
Bonelli Tri Events are represented by Polar USA and also Hammer Nutrition I also took out Ocean Potion for the racers. It is a great venue to be part of and I also raced a relay with my husband Al. We took first place!!
March 24th 2013
The weekend of 22nd, 23rd and 24th is the San Dimas Stage Race which was the 14th edition in 2013, It is sponsored by Hammer Nutrition and Polar also gives products for the racers to race for. On the final day the 24th I put up a booth representing Polar and Hammer Nutrition who also kindly gave 53x11 Coffee mugs and bottles to give out!
March 7th 2013
Invited to speak at Cycling Connection group in Rancho Cucamonga recreational cyclists and also a few cyclists that raced came out and we covered the new Vegan Products Hammer Nutrition were offering in 2013 and went over Polar Heart Rate cycling computers and how to train with heart rate.
February 15th 2013
Was a guest speaker for the Whittier Mountain Bike group. The topics covered were the Polar Heart Rate monitors for training and racing and how to use Polar Personal Trainer. I also covered training and race day nutrition with Hammer Nutrition products.
October 15th 2012
I was a guest speaker for the Redlands Triathlon Club in California, I had a nice evening and the club asked great questions about Hammer Nutrition fueling, Polar monitors and loved hearing about Ultra distance triathlons!
October 14th 2012
I went out to the Steamboat Triathlon and put up a nice display of Polar Heart rate monitors.
September 29th 2012
Was a guest of Southern Pacific Masters Coaching clinic. I was able to give two presentations, one on using POLAR heart rate training to help coach master swimmers. The second presentation was incorporating Hammer Nutrition into swim work outs, racing and post race. The clinic was held in Thousand Oaks California.
August 8th 2012
Guest for the Athleta Store at The Grove CA, was an open clinic for the employees and also their customers. Here is a picture of The Grove Staff.
July 9th 2012
Guest speaker for REI Arcadia, my audience was REI employees, very friendly asked great questions and very successful clinic on Polar products.
Really enjoyed this session with REI in Arcadia.
June 10th 2012
Third Bonelli Tri, Final in the Bonelli Tri series, four RCX5 monitors were given to the over all winners and my Polar Mentorees won 2nd place in their division in mixed relay so a very good day.
Here is Mike and Liz their big moment at the end of the POLAR 300RS challenge!
My husband AL and Hammer joined me for the last race of the series of 2012.
May 12th 2012
Second Bonelli Tri event.
April 15th 2012
Represented Polar Heart Rate Monitors and Hammer Nutrition at the first of 3 in a series of triathlons at Bonelli Park
April 14th 2012
I was able to represent Hammer Nutrition at the Huntington Beach REI Bike Fest. Met some interesting people and enjoyed the day.
April 4th 2012
I cycled to Arcadia for a group of 10 girls of Girls on the Move, to provide inspiration and motivation. they were delightful and I enjoyed my afternoon with them.
April 2nd 2012
Guest speaker for the Covina High School swim team, was a good morning, had 30 swimmers 14 to 17 years old, I talked about Hammer Nutrition and Polar heart rate training.
March 18th 2012
Had a POLAR booth at the San Dimas Stage Race.
March 12th 2012
Represented SC VELO and SDSR at Ekstrand Elementary School were I talked to the children about keeping healthy and riding their bikes safely. I took my Rudy Project Helmets along for the kids to see the differance between Time Trial and Road racing.
March 10th 2012
I volunteered to be the official sweeper for the L'Etape du California pre ride with California Triathlon, it was an interesting day and a very long day for sure!
March 4th 2012
Represented Polar USA and Hammer Nutrition at the INCYCLE Rancho Cucamonga organised bike event.
January 14th 2012
I had planned on doing the 50 mile trail run on Catalina Island, unfortunately I found myself with injury so went any how and ended up giving my time at the Wacko Cafe aid station I was there for about 7 to 8 hours, if you have never volunteered at an aid station in a race please do it is fun and can be very rewarding.
November Mount SAC 2011
On an overcast and raining wet Sunday here in Southern California I found myself at the Triple Crown Series at Mount SAC Mountain bikers were out to get points and I was out there representing Hammer Nutrition and Polar Monitors USA.
October CA 2011
I was a guest speaker for a school cross country team St Bruno cross country team. They were awesome to speak to and they enjoyed the info on heart rate training and LOVED their new Brooks Running Happy shoe bags!!
At the beginning of October 2011 Hammer Time was created and a HUGE thanks to Brooks running, Hammer Nutrition and Polar Monitors and Ocean Potion it was a great grass roots event.
We also had a great display for raffle and prizes
Claremont Club CA October 5th 2011
Thanks to Coach Tammy Lynn I was a special guest speaker at the Claremont Club in Claremont CA, I covered my story from Anorexia to Triathlete and talked about Polar Monitors and importance of heart rate training and also Hammer Nutrition.
Sorry to bother you but I have to tell you how much you inspired my quadriplegic friend/client. He really loved your presentation and felt that he should not take time away from the "athletes" to talk with you. He was doing things today in training I have never seen him attempt before. I want you to know how profoundly you touched his life. He would like to meet you on a one on one if you have time. You are such an incredible person I am always in awe of your ability to reach out to people and constantly amazed by you. There are no words to thank you for this.
Tammy Lyn
Thanks for the inspiration and all the motivation Suzy, finished the M3 Olympic in 3:33 and got 1st on my AG
Rachelle Valdez
Suzy "Ultra" Degazon
U.S. Masters Swimmer and Hammer Nutrition Ambassador
VIP's confirmed for Endure the Bear
Perhaps the most successful and charismatic ultra distance triathlete to walk the earth, Suzy Degazon will make an appearance and be lining up for the Grizzly, the 50km of EtB (7 am start.). If you are lucky to get a glimce of Suzy, you'll catch her in Hammer kit and sporting
Mexican born, and Big Bear resident, World Masters Athletic Championship medalist Rosalva Bonilla is confirmed! Recently back from scoring amazing results at the blazing hot world championships in Sacramento, Rosalva will line up with the other dragsters to have a go at the 15km of EtB.
Mt Everest World Record Holder, Jordan Romero , age 15, will attempt to complete his second Conquer the Bear. in the 30km
Just back from the Mountain Biking World Championships in Switzerland, Casey Williams will have another go at the 15km
The race of the day is the 3 way chase for the champion of Conquer the Bear, between Jesse Haynes, Ted Devito, and Matt Smith. The winner will split $1000 with the champion of the ladies race, with Heather Devito leading Cathleen Caulkins and Rachel Grist by a fair margin. But anything is possible in this race, hint hint:)
Above the winners of the Big Bear Challenge are presented with their Polar Monitors by Paul Romero and Karen Lungren.
September 7th 2011
Was invited to the Cali Tri group at the Rosbowl in Pasadena had a great time and there was a huge turn out.
29th August 2011
Was invited to the Inland Infernos Triathlon Club BBQ at Bonelli park, were I spoke about Polar Heart rate monitors and training. Was a great group and asked the right questions!!
18th August 2011
Had a great meeting yesterday and represented Polar Monitors.
July 2011
I made a cake for the Covina Aquatics end of season party.
May 6th 2011
On this evening I was a guest speaker for a girl scout group in Claremont, as when I was in my teens I was a Girl Guide in England, and obtained the highest award a guide can get...the Queens Guide. I still have all my badges on my original camp blanket and my certificate signed by Queen Elizabeth congratulating me on my achievement. I had a lot of fun reminiscing and taught a few of the guide songs I still remembered.I enjoyed talking to the girls and felt privileged I was able to share a wonderful childhood!
April 7th 2011
Was a guest for Cycling Connections in Rancho Cucamonga, I did a presentation on the new Hammer Nutrition products Solids and Fizz. Then I did a presentation on Polar Heart Rate Monitors and the importance of heart rate training and why every one should be listening to their hearts! It was well attended and good questions asked.
At San Dimas Stage Race I put up a Polar Booth..
March 17th 2011
I visited 2 Elementary Schools on behalf of San Dimas Stage Race and did small presentations on the importance of eating healthy and keeping fit and talked about the cool moments of being a triathlete and travelling the globe! I love talking to children they ask the funniest questions!!
Always fun to inspire children
Wednesday 27th October 2010
I was a guest speaker at Workman School for 25 cross country runners. They are a new team and hopefully I will be hearing about their success in 2011! I did a presentation on Hammer Nutrition, talked a little about Polar Monitors and heart rate zones and my Brooks running shoes!! They were an awesome group to speak to and I felt grateful and humbled as they clapped when I walked into the classroom. My husband Al added his knowledge and we hope these kids will go on to dream big!!
Thank you sooo much for coming to see our kids! Our kids have never seen anyone like you and have been excited ever since we told them you were coming. Everyone wanted to shake your hand and personally meet you. Our kids have some tough backgrounds and come from very hardworking families, despite some of their circumstances they show up everyday to run. I know you and Al have impacted their lives forever.
Vanessa Snapp (Coach and Mentor to the cross country group)
October 2010
I also went to a boy scout group and taught them Emergency First Response so they would be able to get their first aid certificate.
In 2010 my husband AL and I teamed up with our friends Dave & Jodi Ruby we hosted several tri clinics at Bonelli Park. They were all successful and we had a blast!
To prepare entry level to advanced triathletes for the Tri Events series. From super sprint to Olympic distance.
Dave and Jodi have combined experiences in Triathlons Dave has been competing since 1985! His wife Jodi has done numerous Ironman Hawaii and almost always wins her category at any tri event!
Al is an event planner and is race director to the San Dimas Stage Race as well as various mountain bike venues.
Well I am Suzy and have 400 tris/multisport events under my belt since 1993! everything from Super Sprint to Triple Iron non stop distances.
Sunday INCYCLE RANCHO CUCAMONGA
I was a guest speaker on 30th May 2010 at Incycle Rancho Cucamonga, I presented a Hammer Nutrition seminar and shared advise on how to fuel up pre, during and post race. After the seminar my husband AL took over and lead a beginners cycling group out for one to two hours to learn cycling etiquette and get comfortable on a bike. Cannondale came out with bikes to use and was a pleasant morning.
Beginner's Clinic Sunday, May 30th 8:30AM
Nutrition Clinic/ Beginner's Ride
We will be holding our nutrtion clinic and beginner's on May 30th at 8:30AM as well. This event will be held at our Rancho Cucamonga store and is also free to attend. The nutrition portion will be supported by Hammer Nutrition and will be led by professional triathlete, Suzy Degazon. Suzy is a World Class Ultra Triathlete since 1993 and has a wealth of both, cycling and nutrition knowledge. We are very excited to have her speak at the clinic.
After the nutrition info, Suzy's husband and SC Velo race director Al Wiscovitch, will lead our beginner's ride. We invite everyone to join us for our ride and it will be a NO DROP RIDE. Al will be teaching riders proper riding etiquette and general tips to ride safer. The ride will last for up to two hours. Please bring all riding equipment you need. HELMETS ARE MANDATORY for the ride.
We are also pleased to announce that Cannondale will be on hand with a few test bikes for our beginner riders to take out. If you have a friend or family member that is interested in road riding, bring them along. We will do our best to get them on a ride. Supplies are limited so get there early to pick up a bike.
If anyone is interested in coming to any of the events, please feel free to do so. All clinics are free to attend and the knowledge you recieve will be very helpful.
April 11th 2010
Today we help a four hour triathlon Clinic at Bonelli park! We arrived early at 7am to set up registration etc. Had 30 clients for swim bike and run and 10 more showed up just for the bike portion!
Feb. 28th 2010
Today was a great morning as I was a guest speaker for INCYCLE and would be doing a presentation on Hammer Nutrition, had a good turn out and they asked quality questions. As I was injured I was unable to take the ride around Bonelli so my husband AL was in charge of leading the new group around the park for a 7 mile loop. I elected to stay with Montana (my 10year old step daughter), we rode our mountain bikes for 4 miles. We had a successful clinic and everyone left happy and motivated!
I was a guest speaker at Penske Auto was a pleasant experience.
I have a variety of topics which I have been asked to share, I can talk about pre, post and race day nutrition using Hammer Nutrition products, I also have a Power point presentation in which I show my life as an elite ultra distance triathlete, the obstacles I have faced and over come and the challenges I still have!
I will make you laugh and I will make you cry!
But most of all I hope that I can touch your hearts and see that dreams do come true!
I have gone out to Elementary schools and chatted about safety, cycling and doing triathlons, I have done water safety for Tri La Vie & Inland Infernos tri groupsand ran successful triathlon clinics with my friends Dave and Jodi Ruby and my husband Al Wiscovitch.
I love the sport and speak passionately about its highs and Lows.
I leave no topic untouched, whether it is about winning Gold Championship medals, Over training, lack of funding to get to events over seasor just finishing an event I have been there.
I share my feelings about my 10 year battle with Anorexia Nervosa, my travels as a Scuba Instructor and working on Live a board dive boats in Australia and the Caribbean! My first Triathlon in Puerto Rico and my adventures as a mulisport athlete.
I talk about the AVON Crusade against Breast Cancer Campaign.
I also cover topics of how to use and train with a Polar Heart Rate monitor and pre, post and race day nutrition.
Groups I have visited include:
Tri La Vie women's tri group
Cycling Connections
San Dimas Elementary Schools,
Penske Motors triathlon group
Inland Infernos Tri group
Bishop Amat High School swim team
Tri Connections group
Christian church in Riverside
Tri Divas women's tri group
- California Tri Group
- Incycle bike shops for Hammer Nutrition
- Girl Scout troops in Claremont CA
- St Bruno cross country team Whittier CA
- Covina High School swim team
- Arcadia middle school girls cross country team CA
- Redlands Triathlon Club, Redlands CA
- Red Zone Racing Mountain Bike team Whittier CA
- Recreation cycling club Rancho Cuchamonga
- Corporate America Social Security LA, CA
- Temecula Tri Club Temecula CA
- The Cyclery Bike Shop Mirada CA
- So Cal Pacers Running group Chino Hills CA
Clinics I have been apart of include
- Tri Divas trail running
- Inland Infernos Water safety
- Lava Racing clinic at Bonelli
- AVON of Puerto Rico Breast Cancer Crusade
- Polar Heart Rate Clinic for California Triathlon Group
- US Masters Swim Coaches Clinic
- INCYCLE bike fest Polar and Hammer Nutrition Rancho Cuchamonga CA
- REI Bike Fest Huntington Beach Store CA
- REI Arcadia Polar HeartRate Clinic CA
- Southern Pacific Masters Coaches Clinic Thousand Oaks CA
- Athleta Store The Grove CA for Polar USA
- Ben Lovelace Tri Clinics, Covina HS, CA.
- INCYCLE Belle Cicliste clinic San Dimas CA
Events I have been part of promoting different companies.
- San Dimas Stage Race CA
- King Pin Racing
- Trievents CA
- Knobbly time CA
- Big Bear Air CA
- Triple Crown CA
- Steamboat Tri CA
- Incycle Rancho Cucamonga Bike event CA
- Green Valley Lake Aquathon CA
I also write various multisport articles for
Women's sport report
Hammer Nutrition Endurance News
I have appeared in many printed publications from magazines to newspapers etc...
- Inside Triathlon USA
- Triathlete Magazine USA
- Imagen Puerto Rico
- Buena Vida Puerto Rico
- Auckland News New Zealand
- San Juan Star multiple times in Puerto Rico
- El Nuevo Dia multiple times in Puerto Rico
- West Hawaii Today Hawaii
- La Hora Imbabura Ecuador
- Daily Mirror Int news England
- Evening Gazette England
- Darlington and Stockton Times England
- The Buzz Lanzarote
- The Good Life Texas
- The Abis St Croix
- NON Wienerwald Austria
- Journal of Quebec Canada
- DL French Paper France
- Caymanian News Cayman Islands
- The Undersea Journal USA
- ELITE Puerto Rico
- Rudy Project USA
- AVON of Puerto Rico
- Hammer Nutrition Catalogue
- Rail Riders Catalogue
- 20/20 Magazine 2011
- Cover of Hammer Nutrition Catalog 2013
Remember a journey of a 1000miles begins with but a single step!
Please contact me for details regarding speaking engagements. As I appreciate being covered for travelling fees and time. I am available most weekends throughout the year, and can talk on wide range of subjects from triathlons to Scuba diving, Hammer Nutrition to how to run and use a Polar Monitor.
Testimonials....what people are saying:
I cannot thank you enough for your kindness, support, wisdom and hospitality today. You encouraged me to surpass my goals and limits and I never could have done what I did today without you! Sorry for any whining but I must tell you I had so much fun.
Thank you for your patience, warmth and understanding, we had a great time today. Thank you for your help.
I completed the Oceanside ironman in 7:75:28. Not bad for a former fat guy with no athletic ability.
Again thank you and Al very much for your help - you were part of making a life long dream come true.
Alberto Martinez-Granillo
I so enjoyed meeting you yesterday.......You were quite an inspiration to my three daughters and me. I so appreciate your invitation for Kimee to run with you. Haylee is amazed that you will do a sprint with her. You definitely have the gift of encouragement!
I need to write out a plan for April.....I would like to beat my first time of 2:46:11
Please tell Al that we are thankful for the good information he shared with us...
Haylee left for school with the black T-shirt on you gave us....
Thanks again... I hope to see you soon..
Thank you (and Al) for your hard work leading up to and during the Tri clinic yesterday. It really makes a difference for us nubbies.
Bruce Cook
Dear Suzy,
A friend of mine had the pleasure of meeting you and shared your story with us. I am totally amazed by your accomplishments! I have shared with my family & friends your story/stories and everyone's reaction is the same, but I am sure you hear this all of the time.
I have a big challenge in learning swimming techniques and getting my mileage (both in running and bicycling). I just wanted to say that you are truly an inspiration.
Thank you for your kind words! It means so much to me! I have to tell you, I really wanted to stop when my knee failed, but you were my inspiration. I was thinking about your stories and all the races you had done and you always finished, broken bones and all! (The time you fell asleep doesn't count!)
The meeting tonight was awesome! Suzy is amazing, inspiring and kinda scary:) Glad i was there.
I agree!!! Suzy did a great job, and her story is very motivational. And, with all the things she has been through, it definitely draws the line between pain and discomfort. We should be grateful for our minor discomforts.
Great job Suzy!!!
Hi, Ultra Suzy.
I just wanted to say thank you for coming out yesterday. The feedback I've heard was that you were very awe inspiring. I can certainly understandconsidering everything you've accomplished.I really wanted to be there but, unfortunately, something came-up that prevented me from attending. Thank you again for being such an insipration and a model for how to approach thedemands of the sport and the challenges of life.
Best Regards,
Yes...Suzy had a wonderful slide show of all her races and shared about her successes and her challenges. Very Inspiring!!! What an amazing athlete! But as I get to know her better I am finding out that she and her husband are even better people...
Very inspiring!!! What an amazing athlete! When I asked for volunteers for our Xterra Snow Valley on August 1st. She was the first person to volunteer her support at the race. With her busy training schedule, she selflessly is offering her time and talent to help others in our sport. The more I see and study people who are successful...the more I see the reason behind their success. They are "giving" people.They love what they do and they want to help and see others succeed. It humbles me as I see this from many of you as well....Thank you to all of you who have volunteered to help at XSV. For those of you who are still considering or checking schedules....I believe It will be a fantastic way to give back to the sport we all enjoy and support a Club that tries to provide you support in your Triathalon needs. Great job Don Ball for confirming Suzy and the
upcoming speakers to our Club meetings... They provide tremendous VALUE in
our membership...
Dana Goetz says:
March 27, 2008 at 5:50 am
Hi Steve, Suzy Degazon, a world class triathlete came to visit my students today. I found myself drawn to her energy and was amazed by her story. She didn't even start competing until she was 30 and previously suffered from anorexia. She is now 42 years old, a world class athlete and will placed in the Guinness Book of World Record next year.
I asked her what changed her into a world class athlete. She said simply, I stopped living for everyone else, and just did it.
I came home opened my email, and here was your newsletter. Wow, you would have to be blind not to see the signs. Steve, thankyou for sharing your experience's with the world
25LBs… LETTER OF THE DAY
AFTER reading of Suzy Degazon's amazing recovery from anorexia (Daily Mirror, May 3) I am hopeful that there is a future for me.
I am still in the clutches of anorexia and have been for almost 14 years - more than half my life.
But the before and after pictures of Suzy are proof that the seemingly impossible can be overcome;
My future begins today and I'd like to thank Suzy for helping me realize that - before it was too late for me to start living.
I've pasted your article on my fridge for inspiration and encouragement.
Miss A J Lofts
Barnsley, S Yorks 2002
Hi Suzy! I get to watch a true blue survivor and happy spirit recover and reDO her life after a nearly killer disease of the mind, body and spirit. CONGRATULATIONS - I am looking forwarding to learning from you (I'm great at learning from others) and hope to accomplish half as much.) Your spirit alone is invigorating at the very least!
Debbie Reek
May 30 at 11:59pm 2014
Thanks for the invite Ruby and Leslie. I enjoyed Suzy's presentation on the importance of nutrition and heart monitoring training. Nice goodie bags, swag, and prizes. Nice to see some ladies I haven't seen in a long while too. Enjoy your rides tomorrow!
Janet Kelsey Berg
The main event, guest speaker riveted our attention for an hour! Suzy Degazon shared her amazing story!
-survived anorexia nervosa
-competed in over 450 multi-sport
Events and won over 70 races
-travelled the world in over 40
-Professional pastry chef
-high level scuba instructor
-9th woman in 10 years to ever
finish a triple ironman race
-only woman to do 15 ultraman
world championship, with 5 first
place age groupfinishes
-1999 Puerto Rican National
Triathalon Champion
Several door prizes from Hammer products were raffled.
Polar heart devices and Hammer products were displayed.
Thank You
Demi Hechanova (President SC VELO)


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He earned PMP® certification from the Project Management Institute in 2002 and Senior Project Manager certification from IBM in 2005.
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Headsets Buyer's Guide 2014: Smaller, Lighter And More Affordable
Pilots demand better comfort and affordability in headsets as the market expands further
In an aircraft cockpit, most noise comes from the engine, exhaust, propeller and the ambient air flowing over the fuselage and control surfaces. The engine and exhaust sounds account for much of the noise and are concentrated in the low-frequency range of 100-150 Hz. In an open cockpit, noise comes mostly from high-frequency airflow on the aircraft and pilot's head.
OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health administration) has developed some specific hearing-loss figures and guidelines. They show that hearing damage starts when you're exposed to sounds with intensity levels of 90 dB or above, depending on the duration of the exposure. If exposed to 90 dB for eight hours or more, permanent hearing loss begins. To demonstrate the effect of duration vs. intensity, exposure to noise at 115 dB results in permanent hearing damage in just 15 minutes. The problem is that FAA and NASA noise studies show that our average general aviation cockpits routinely expose us to noise in the 100-110 dB range, especially in older aircraft. That's where headsets come in.
Headsets To The Rescue
Until the late 1970s, few people in general aviation wore headsets. Today, almost all of us do, and we all should. Even a cheapie headset decreases noise exposure by a good 15 dB, and those two-dollar wax-impregnated moldable foam earplugs designed for industrial and shooting use offer up to 35 dB of noise protection! You can see that even in a warbird generating 120 dB of noise (like a P-51 Mustang), just about any headset will bring the noise to manageable levels, at least for short durations. Combine a good headset that offers 25 dB or more of attenuation with foam earplugs, and you've got the best combination available.
Headsets come with either passive or active noise reduction. Passive ("PNR") headsets block noise using mechanical means: the ear cup, clamping pressure, ear seals and cup shape. Active noise reduction ("ANR") uses a technology developed in the '50s to sample the sound of the environment then block it using the same frequency as the offending noise, but "inverted." Think of it as blocking a sound with its identical-but-opposite "anti-sound."
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Headset choices today range in price from $89 to over $1,000, with everything in between. The number of headsets on the market is staggering, and several manufacturers have come and gone in recent years. The best way to choose the right headset for yourself is to avoid the marketing hype and make your own evaluation. Modern retailers almost universally offer money-back guarantees, and aviation trade shows always feature major headset vendors.
Having tried literally hundreds of headsets myself in both my aviation and musical careers, my best advice to new pilots is to get the cheapest headset to start because you don't know what you don't know. It took me a good 30 to 40 hours of flying before I even thought of my headset or what I desired in one. I know people who plunked down big money for a whiz-bang ANR headset and ended up regretting it because their environment wasn't suited to that headset. And price is more about brand names, marketing and reputation. While I know plenty of pilots who swear by their $1,000 headsets, my favorite headset to date is a $200 passive unit that I "hot-rodded" with $100 worth of accessories to create the perfect open-cockpit setup. It's not what I'd use in a business jet, but for my environment, it's right, and that's the key.
ANR is perfect for cockpit environments that don't change much. Most jets and turboprops, technically advanced GA airplanes like Cirrus, Diamond and the like, are tailor-made for ANR headsets. Even the Beechcraft, Cessna and Piper line work well with ANR. But for demanding environments like open cockpits, warbirds, seaplanes and backcountry flying, PNR should be looked at carefully. Also, manufacturer attenuation numbers are almost meaningless. More useful are attenuation curves that show the headset's performance across many frequencies. Most manufacturers are reluctant to give these out. That's why "try before you buy" is a must.
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Brilliant Metaphor
I always love Mr. Firth's work, and I enjoy it whenever it comes. This one is no exception. The movements are fluid and the voicework, as usual, is superb. The graphics, while not the best seen on Flash, are simple and clear. The message of this work is a wonderful one, too. Yet there is something missing from this work which I cannot quite place my finger on. I'm glad to see Mr. Firth breaking out of the mold of "the guy who makes creepy movies," although I would never willingly trade my beloved Salad Fingers for this sort of thought-provoking yet sublty unsatisfying short film.
It's very clear what's being personified here, and it's very well put across, but is there anything more to it than that?
I love you, David Firth.
Your animation, while not breathtaking or amazing in any sense, serves its purpose. Like always, the sound in your submission is amazing. The ambient background music fits the tone. The story itself does not make sense in the slightest, yet I feel it has significance and it's not just filler in between Salad Fingers. SF had gotten stale for me, so it's nice to see you doing something new.
One question-- was the main character's voice your own? It seems that all of your flashes have at least one guy with that voice. It distinguishes your work from all others.
How rare
Creepy and unique as usual, nice work.
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Exelent job mr. frith
im a huge fan of your work and dark humor
Although i do miss your old frame by frame suff you know whare every thing is gritty and you can see the scatches in peoples teath
i always loved the way you draw teath.
im one of your bigest fan my ex had one of your t-shirts (that whore)