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Santa Cruz Bicycles 5010 Carbon SPX AM Complete Mountain Bike $0.00
Carbon fiber has been a cycling industry buzzword for quite some time. This year, however, carbon has been living in the very large shadow of 27.5-inch wheels. And delivering truth to this is Santa Cruz's full embrace of this new standard. With trail bikes like the 125mm travel 5010 Carbon SPX AM Complete Mountain Bike, Santa Cruz is taking an aggressive stance on mountain biking's most aggressive platform.
The SPX AM build dresses Santa Cruz's carbon frame with Shimano XT components, DT Swiss/WTB wheels, and FOX suspension in order to keep the price reasonable without killing the 5010's all-mountain sense of purpose. One of the biggest contributors to this is the rolling stock. Sure, within the gravity/park sect, stiff, nimble, and strong 26in wheels will continue to shine. Likewise, though, when the trail favors high-speed, flowing singletrack the 29er rules supreme. But, any riding between those extremes will see the 27.5-inch 5010 Carbon's ability to dominate.
A quick look at the geometry makes this perfectly clear. The 5010's chainstay length is only a quarter-of-an-inch longer than the Blur TRc, yet it's three-quarters-of-an-inch shorter than the Tallboy LT. Another key number is its bottom bracket height — the 5010 is .04-inches higher than the TRc and a quarter-inch lower than the Tallboy LT. This means that aboard the 5010, you'll enjoy that 'seated within' felling of two-niners, while retaining the nimbleness that would otherwise be lost to long wheelbases, high-center of gravity, and flex'y wheels.
In fact, the 5010's wheelbase is a full-inch shorter than the Tallboy, and it has a trail-worthy 68 degree head tube angle. That's should be enough numbers to expose the playful, yet composed nature of the 5010. But, just as essential to that balance is Santa Cruz's carbon mastery. The 5010 Carbon uses a one-piece layup and curing process for the triangles, as opposed to assembling joints, which would require bonding, wrapping, or rivets. And, because this process allows continuous interlocking fibers to wrap between tubes, the resulting structure efficiently distributes loads and absorbs impact energy. All the while, this process eliminates any excess material. As you might imagine, each size's dedicated tooling makes this is a costly process. However, this allows Santa Cruz to control the outside shape, the inside shape, and to compact the fibers during the layup for the to each frame size.
From the Small to the X-large frame, structure is optimized for intended rider weight and forces. Additionally, placing material where it's needed most results in a strong and nimble chassis for the VPP suspension to work its magic. And speaking of the VPP suspension on the 5010, it's the second generation and features upper- and lower-links that flatten shock rate in order to provide active motion early in the axle path. This allows the rear wheel to easily move up and back as you ride over a bump. The link design also balances downward pedaling force with the pulling force of the chain. This effectively neutralizes them, while also preventing pedal-bob or squatting during acceleration. This keeps speed up, however, VPP also assists in keeping that speed in check. The VPP design also prevents brake-induced lock-out, effectively keeping the suspension supple over braking bumps.
And whether you're rolling over rock gardens, clawing up rooted and rocky climbs, or negotiating steep descents, VPP suspension remains active and responsive. Key to this are its linkages and hardware. A carbon fiber upper-link not only shaves weight, but it also enhances lateral stiffness. At the bottom end of things, an alloy lower-link features easily-serviceable grease ports that are positioned in order to avoid damage and to ensure a long bearing life.
The pivots are oversized, with 15mm locking axle-pins. Additionally, they run on intricately-sealed bearings with one-way purging seals that are intended to last the life of the frame. Even better, this design won't either creak or loosen. And for the people who want every lightweight feature addressed, Santa Cruz topped it off with anodized aluminum hardware where it's applicable. Managing the 5010's 125mm of travel is the lightweight and reliable FLOAT CTD with the smooth and durable Kashima coating.
The easy-to-adjust three position lever provides platform options to maximize efficiency while either climbing, traversing, or descending. At the front of the 5010, a 130mm travel FLOAT 32 Factory has CTD dampening, as well, to keep tuning intuitive. For drivetrain duty Shimano's venerable XT bits ensure fast shifts and reliability.
This kit includes a 3x10 layout with XT cranks, shifters, derailleurs, and cassette. It also includes XT brakes with an 180mm front and 160mm rear rotor that slow the WTB Frequency i23 rims that have been laced to DT Swiss 350 hubs. Casing the wheels are Maxxis High Roller 2 EXO Tubeless tires. This kit also includes a RockShox Reverb Stealth dropper post with the actuation line hidden within the 5010's frame. On top of the post sits a WTB Volt Team saddle. And to complete the SPX AM build, Santa Cruz included a TruVativ AKA stem along with Easton Havoc handlebars.
The Santa Cruz 5010 Carbon SPX AM Complete Mountain Bike is available in four sizes from Small to X-large and in the colors Gloss Orange/white and Matte Black/green.
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Making 27.5" Feel Easy
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
"26", 27.5", 29", starting to feel a bit crowded in the MTB wheel size format." This was my thought when deciding to upgrade my rig before my disposable income goes kaput. I had a Blur LTc and while I loved the feel of the frame and the suspension was the perfect amount, the smaller wheelsize made things a little squirrely for some reason (I'm all legs - 33.5" inseam at 5'11" - might be part of it). When I saw that SC made the Solo (now the 5010, clever) with a very similar geometry as the Blur with the 27.5" wheelsize, it seemed to make enough sense for me.
(-side note- no 29er for me, for a do it all bike I don't like to get that tactical with my descents)
And I was right. This is a very capable do it all bike, especially in this particular build. The rolling resistance of the wheel size feels easy and it takes much less energy to maintain speed. Climbing comes very easily here with the three ring crankset and the fact that the Solo/5010's best quality is the rolling resistance on the small stuff when climbing. Descending feels almost as much at home as it is a harmonious blend of stability and nimbleness due to the Blur's geometry being instilled.
The build is fantastic as well with Shimano XT drivetrain and brakes, a RockShox Reverb seat dropper, Fox Float front and back and a nice wide Easton bar. Liked the tires (HighRoller 2s) and don't love the wheels for the weight, but gives me something to upgrade and can't afford that ENVE goodness yet.
Enough with the gushing, time for the down-points. Not many here as it feels like nitpicking, but while there is not much that the Solo/5010 doesn't do, I feel that there is no real bright spots either other than that rolling resistance I mentioned earlier. I also don't see the need for the triple crankset as I'm not using the granny or the biggest gears much.
Overall, a great do everything bike for those who loves the new 27.5 wheel size.
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27.5 5010 is the perfect bike
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Faster over the rocks than 26" but in a tighter, lower, and snappier package than 29". I going to stop writing reviews now and go ride!


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Soccer fields, baseball diamonds, co-ed workout areas and single-sex workout areas, pool tables--it almost seems like virtually every amenity the company HR department could think of, it decided to offer.
However, what accounts for the value of SAS' benefits is that they are anything but random. They resonate with SAS employees because they are benefits SAS employees want, and because these people know the company wants its employees to have a life beyond work. There isn't a hypocritical disconnection between having a gym, but expecting employees to work 60 hours a week.
That's why the gym is almost never empty, that's why there are baby seats in the company cafeterias, that's why the company gate swings closed at 6 p.m. each evening--and why the benefits evolve.
This year, the company expects to add financial planning services to its line-up--there's strong demand for such advice from hundreds of SAS employees who can suddenly see college costs and retirement needs on the horizon.
As befits a company that specializes in statistical analysis software, there's a process for adding benefits, including a three-prong test for whether a newly suggested benefit should be approved.
Does the benefit fit the culture at SAS? Would it have a positive effect on a significant number of employees and their families? Is it cost accountable--would the benefit be valued by those using it at the same level as the expense of providing it?
Said David Russo, who was director of human resources at SAS for 18 years until last November: "This is not the good ship Lollipop. The benefits we offer are just the tangible stuff that represent [founder] Jim Goodnight's philosophy. A lot of companies think they have created a culture of caring, but the employees don't feel it. People put things together, but they are counter to the culture, and they are not being used.
"Jim's idea is, if you hire adults, and treat them like adults, they'll behave like adults."
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Shared Folders? (couple of 100)
group emails (one for each class taught, for majors, for departments, and so on) billions and billions of combinations
That is what I am investigating this product for...... (our spec calls for a 4% growth rate on email per year)
the AD tree (that i dislike soooo much) has over 20,000 groups at the top level (nesting - weeee dont need no steekin nesting! sayeth the AD admins)
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WASHINGTON (AP) — House Speaker John Boehner (BAY'-nur) is spending $125,000 on television ads in his Ohio district to fend off three fellow Republicans in the primary.
Boehner, the top Republican in the House, hasn't run ads since his 2010 re-election. But outside groups such as the Tea Party Leadership Fund have been spending money in Boehner's southwest Ohio district to weaken him.
A political operative who tracks ad spending says Boehner is spending $61,000 in the Dayton media market and another $64,000 in Cincinnati. The ads are set to run through April 16.
Boehner is expected to survive the primary challenge.
The 12-term lawmaker did not draw a Democratic challenger in 2012 and fended off a primary challenger that year by 68 percentage points.
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AMC Rambler Interior Upgrade - Install A Custom Steering WheelWritten by Douglas Glad on August 14, 2009 Don't Go Stock. Pretty Up Those Hands When You Install A Custom Steering Wheel
There is a retro thing happening right now that allows the prodigious use of spangle and color as street machine accoutrements. Not wanting to be left behind and needing to fill some pages, we've decided to add a bit of '60s flavor to our '67 Rambler American project car in the form of a speedboat blue, glitter-encrusted steering wheel. Goofy? Maybe, but after we installed the wheel and stepped back, we got to liking it. It makes us want to drive.
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To catch you up, the CC/Rambler is mostly AMC with a JMS Racing-built Jeep 360, a Richmond five-speed transmission, and an M20 rear with a Moser axle and Auburn ECTED locker treatment. We painted it ourselves and added A100 van seats, Wheel Vintiques 02 Series Gasser Alloys from Summit Racing, and a set of Stockton Henry steelies. It runs 11.60 on the motor. The interior is the last thing on the to-do list, and the steering wheel was just gnarly, so we pulled it.The horn rim or trim ring is usually held in with screws from the back. We've also seen rubber seals that need to be pulled aside.We are going to save the stock steering wheel because we will never find another one like it. The replacement is a 15-inch, round-hole three-spoke in metalflake blue with a 4-inch dish. We got it from Moon Eyes for $65.00, but it is made by Grant Products.We were all set to pop the wheel when we realized we needed a puller. We called Summit Racing from the garage and the company overnighted it to us. It's more or less generic for any wheel, unless you have an airbag.With the trim off, you can get to the wheel retainer nut. Never use an impact to tighten a nut unless you are in a NASCAR race.The puller works by forcing its center bolt onto the steering shaft. Because the shaft does not move, the two outer bolts pull the wheel off the splines of the steering shaft. Don't use that impact wrench for this job either.Most bubble alignment gauges are designed like this one from Intercomp. The two outer scales are for reading positive (left) or negative (right) camber. Caster is read off the center scale using an adjustment knob on the bottom of the gauge. There is also a small level at the end of the gauge to indicate if the gauge is parallel to the ground.
The entire Grant installation kit is about $25.00 and comes with a new post cover, hub, horn button retainer, and hardware to put it all together. If you don't know what kit you need, a quick way to tell is to set the factory wheel flat on a table next to the aftermarket wheel sitting on top of the hub and post cover. If both assemblies are the same height and the boltholes line up, you are good to go.Next, we added the factory spring and Grant replacement plunger and taped the wire to the hub so it wouldn't escape.Almost there. With the post cover on, we installed the wheel with the adapter mounting bolts to make sure everything fit.After turning the wheel left and right to check for interference, we torqued the wheel retainer nut to 25 ft-lb.With the wheel retainer nut tight, we removed the mounting bolts and added the horn button retainer with the fiber side out and connected the wire lead.The last part is the horn cap and spring. It is way easier to tape the spring to the back of the cap before installation.


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1/4 teaspoon curry powder, optional
1 - 11 oz. can mandarin orange segments, drained
1/3 cup finely chopped, canned water chestnuts, drained
4 - 6-inch flour tortillas - choose interesting flavors and colors!
2 cups loosely packed, torn lettuce or baby spinach leaves
In a medium bowl, mix tuna, mayonnaise and curry powder with a fork. Gently, stir in oranges and water chestnuts.
Spread 1/2 cup tuna mixture onto each tortilla to within 1 inch of the edge; top with 1/2 cup lettuce. Roll up and serve immediately. Serves 4.
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Even slightly warmed, it seemed rather difficult to spread the peanut butter mix. I dipped my fingers into a dab of butter and flattened it. They are rather messy to make but so wonderfully gooey and tasty that it's worth it.
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Rumors that Lance Armstrong has confessed to Oprah Winfrey have been going around for days now and now… Oprah is finally speak up about the two and a half hour interview set to air tomorrow! Oprah DID say that Lance Armstrong confessed about using performance-enhancing drugs during his cycling career but he did not come clean in the manner she expected. WHAT DOES THAT EVEN MEAN?! What we do know, Oprah prepared 112 questions for him and got through most of them. Lance Armstrong got very emotional and even asked her at one point to lighten up. Lance Armstrong's lawyers were NOT in the room and Oprah even goes as far as saying that Lance Armstrong's people leaked details about the interview to the AP. DUM DUM DUM!
And prepare for Jessica Simpson to hit the television screen AGAIN! Now she's taking her real life and turning it into a pilot for NBC. She says, "I often find myself thinking that no one could ever make up the things that actually happen in my life – so between the real-life elements and a great team of writers, I think we'll have people laughing!" She is hoping that the script will be picked up and turned into a series! Remember, she isn't new to this. Jessica did
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And July is going to be a busy month! Not only do we now know that Kate Middleton and Prince William are having their baby that month but now we can add reality TV's royal baby to the month as well! That's right, both Kate Middleton AND Kim Kardashian have a July due date! And now, Kim is opening up about her pregnancy, calling it a miracle because there's been a lot of fertility issues that she hasn't spoken about. I'm sure we will hear about it on tv soon!
Megan Fox began speaking in tongues at an early age, around 8 years old to be exact! And she owes it all to a church in Tennessee! She says that the energy was just so intense in the room and she felt like anything could happen! Anything to the point, where she says she's seen "magical, crazy things" happen in church. She's seen people be healed and even now, she will go to church and during Praise and Worship she could feel that she was maybe getting ready to speak in tongues, and would have to shut it off ! Creepy or cool?
Hayden Panettiere may have been inspired by Carrie Underwood's stage presence that influenced her character on the hit series Nashville but Carrie Underwood wants the world to know that she is in no way shape or form like that character! She says, "It's juicy, but I hope not everybody thinks that everything goes down like that in Nashville, and we're evil. To be honest, I've been fortunate enough to work with other types of music—and we're the least drama-rific people." Making Nashville proud!
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1970 Plymouth Barracuda - The Dark LordWritten by John McGann on April 1, 2010 Contributors: Greg Smith We Wouldn't Pick A Fight With Jody Holdren's '70 Barracuda.
There's a reason villains wear black. Picture Darth Vader in a hunter green suit and mask. They'd have laughed him right out of the rebel base on Hoth. Or how about Lee Van Cleef's character in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly? Which one was he? The Bad. What color did he wear? Black.
And so it is with Jody Holdren's Barracuda. Look at it parked on the side of the road in the lead image. Sitting on huge ET Streets and dressed in black enamel, this Barracuda is pure badass, and it's just looking for a fight.
This is a car Jody has owned for more than half his life. He traded the owner a Kawasaki KZ 500 for this car. And this was a Kaw he traded some other guy a Ventura for. Jody's good at making things happen.
Even though this Barracuda was originally a 318 car, it had a 340 under the hood when Jody acquired it. He immediately yanked that engine and traded it for a 440, complete with headers and a transmission. "It was a fairly basic, 11.0:1 engine, and I had it in the car till about 2002," Jody says. It's fairly basic, but also fairly quick, and Jody's been racing this car for years.
Looking for more speed, Jody eventually bought a stroker kit from440source.com, and that bumped his displacement up to 496. It also propelled the car solidly into the 10s. His best pass so far is a 10.41 at 131 mph.
In addition to building horsepower, Jody's continued to improve the exterior, slowly transforming it from a ratty, primered street-racer special he describes as "high school rough," into the clean but menacing ride you see today. Along the way, he's replaced a previous owner's flared rear wheel openings with stock replacement quarter-panels and put the heavy Plymouth on a bit of a composite diet, installing a fiberglass hood, front valance, and fenders. That and gutting his door beams shaved a couple hundred pounds from the car and certainly helped his e.t.'s.
So what does the future hold for Jody's Plymouth? He tells us he'd love a supercharger or the 572 stroker kit or both, but he needs some time to save up. Whatever happens, we know this black Plymouth will show no mercy to its competition.
Tech Notes
Who: Jody Holdren
What: '70 Plymouth Barracuda
Where: Woodland Hills, CA
Engine: As if 440 ci weren't enough, Jody ponied up for a stroker package from 440source.com. It consists of a forged 4.15-inch crank, forged rods, and Ross flat-top pistons. At zero deck height, these pistons yield a tight 12.5:1 compression ratio. We're guessing Jody has to add a splash or two of race gas at each fill-up. The block itself has a 1972 date code and was machined and clearanced for the stroker crank by Mike Landy. Moving up the block, you'll find a pair of Edelbrock Victor cylinder heads that were custom-ported by Porter Racing Heads in South Burlington, Vermont. The company also opened up the intake ports to Max Wedge dimensions. Owner Dwayne Porter matched a custom-ground Comp cam to Jody's combination. It's a single-pattern solid-roller type that measures 276 degrees at 0.050 and 0.680-inch lift. Smith Bros. pushrods lean on a set of T&D 1.5:1 shaft mount rocker arms that open up 2.20/1.810 valves. The springs are also from Comp, while the fasteners are from ARP and the gasket kit is from Cometic.
Induction: That's an Edelbrock Super Victor Max Wedge intake manifold that draws air in through a 1,050-cfm Carb Shop-prepped Dominator.
Power: Jody listed his power figures as 720 hp at 6,300 and 656 lb-ft at 5,500. Based on his 10.41-at-131-mph dragstrip pass, we have no reason to doubt him.
Exhaust: Two-inch TTI headers route the exhaust into a 3 1/2-inch exhaust system bent up by Morse Muffler in Burbank, California.
Transmission: There's a beefed-up 727 TorqueFlite behind Jody's oversized RB. It's been built with a billet front drum and an A&A reverse-manual valvebody. He ratchets through the gears with a B&M Pro Stick shifter.
Rearend: That's a Dana 60 in back, but it's actually out of a '68 Chevrolet 3/4-ton pickup and had to be narrowed to fit the car. It houses Richmond 4.56:1 gears on a Power Lock differential and 35-spline Moser axles.
Suspension: The front suspension is stock and still has the car's original 318-spec torsion bars. Lakewood drag shocks allow the front to rise on hard launches, and a 20:1 Mopar steering box allows Jody some looseness at the steering wheel so he doesn't actually send the car into the wall if he hiccups while making a pass. The rear suspension is basically stock. Jody widened the rear wheeltubs to fit bigger tires, added a set of CalTracs bars, and uses Rancho five-way adjustable shocks.
Body: The Barracuda's chassis is mostly stock. Jody added homemade subframe connectors and welded in a Chris Alston eight-point rollbar to increase rigidity and up the safety factor, too. The body is all steel with the exception of the fiberglass hood, fenders, and front valance. It tips the scales at about 3,400 pounds.
Brakes: Aerospace Components drag race brake kits are mounted front and rear. The front rotors measure 11 3/4 inches and the rears measure 11 3/8.
Wheels/Tires: Simple but effective, Jody's car rolls on Weld Draglite wheels. Up front, BFGoodrich 225/70R15 tires are mounted on 15x5 wheels, and out back, 31x16.5-15 Mickey Thompson ET Street tires are mounted on 15x12 wheels.
Paint/Body: Jody did a lot of the bodywork himself, replacing the clapped-out quarter-panels a few years ago. He recently had the car painted at Dura Glow in Van Nuys, California, for the paltry sum of $1,200. He squeaked by with this deal of the century by doing most of the prep work himself. He even provided the shop with a gallon of primer.
Interior: Aside from the rollbar, the interior is mostly stock with a smattering of Auto Meter gauges and RCI five-point harnesses. The front seats were from a Mazda RX-7 Jody's company provided for a movie.


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If no one takes this I'll take it. But till then i'm gonna try and get my current project done.
I'd like a map for my free play-by-post forum. The work will be fully credited : twice in the front page, once in the credits. Copyright goes to the artist.
Anyway, let's cut to the point.
Time constraints : As soon as possible I am ready to wait one month or two for the map.
Style : I'll put in a few examples... I like the first and last maps here, realistic maps like this one...
Description of the map : I actually made a first draft ( myself, so it isn't great ). I added over it the rough outlines of the frontiers between the regions. The dotted lines are the main roads.
The legends are, from top to bottom and left to right : "Route vers Efrigus", "Attréas", "Haute-Salte", "Faenum", "Maurus", "Basse-Salte", "Mons", "Cités-libres" and "Carte du Royaume".
Everything there is a rough outline, so feel free to re-shape the map, change of places of the rivers, lake, mountains... you need to keep the regions and the cities that are shown.
The main land on the map is "le Royaume" ( = the Kingdom ). It is separated in seven duchies in total, six on the map. The land on the bottom left side is the land of Alingua a small island that tried to conquer the Kingdom many times before. On the bottom right side is the "Free Cities" ( = Cités-Libres ), another continent. Between the Free-cities and Kingdom is a small crescent shaped island, which is part of the Free-cities.
The size in miles... Is a good question. It's a two day horse ride from Salte ( the circled city, capital of the duchy ) to the city right above...
Quality & size : Fairly big ( I'd say 900x400 pixels ), for the web.
Copyright : To the artist.
Many thanks to the person who'll take my map
If no one takes this I'll take it. But till then i'm gonna try and get my current project done.
I appreciate the offer
If nobody else offers to help in the next two weeks or more, I'll probably PM you.


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Born on Dec. 18, 1954 in Newark, NJ, Liotta was raised in nearby Union by his adoptive parents, Alfred, an automotive parts store owner and unsuccessful candidate for local office, and Mary, a town clerk and also failed candidate for local office. A regular kid who actively sought to stay out of trouble, Liotta fell into acting in the sixth grade when he filled in for a classmate who became ill before a school play. Unable to play basketball for Union High School because of his short stature, he joined the drama club instead, which led to a full-blown head dive into acting while attending the University of Miami. After earning his Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1978, Liotta moved to New York wher... Continue Bio >>
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Washington, D.C.: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said that demand for ethanol-related fuel probably isn't enough to meet the requirements of federal law and changes may need to be made next year. In a regulatory announcement released Aug. 6, "EPA Finalizes Renewable Fuel Standards," the agency said that for 2014 "the ability of the market to consume ethanol in higher blends such as E85 is highly constrained as a result of infrastructure- and market-related factors. EPA does not currently foresee a scenario in which the market could consume enough ethanol sold in blends greater than E10, and/or produce sufficient volumes of non-ethanol biofuels to meet the volumes of total renewable fuel and advanced biofuel as required by statute for 2014. Therefore, EPA anticipates that in the 2014 proposed rule we will propose adjustments to the 2014 volume requirements, including the advanced biofuel and total renewable fuel categories."
The AMA has repeatedly expressed concerns to government officials and federal lawmakers about possible damage to motorcycle and ATV engines caused by the inadvertent use of a new ethanol fuel blend called E15, which is 15 percent ethanol and 85 percent gasoline by volume. None of the estimated 22 million motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles in use is approved for E15, and its use can even void manufacturers' warranties.
Ethanol is essentially grain alcohol produced from crops that is mixed with gasoline to produce an ethanol-gasoline blend motor fuel. In October 2010, the EPA approved the use of E15 in model year 2007 and newer light-duty vehicles (cars, light-duty trucks and medium-duty passenger vehicles). Then, in January 2011, the EPA added model year 2001-06 light-duty vehicles to the approved list. No motorcycles or all-terrain vehicles are approved for E15 use.
El Centro, Calif.: User fees at Glamis will increase starting Oct. 1, the Bureau of Land Management recently announced. Costs of managing the site, officially known as the Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area, have climbed over the past decade, while visitors and revenues have fallen steadily since 2007, officials said. The fee hike will help fund emergency medical services, law enforcement, search and rescue, and facilities maintenance.
Weekly fees will increase $10, to $35 for those purchased off-site and $50 for those purchased on-site; season permits will now cost $150, a $60 increase. The new fees will help close a $1.5 million budget gap, said Neil Hamada, the dunes manager. The agency already has cut non-emergency services, including clean-up days, off-highway vehicle registration events, outreach and education events, and safety courses.
Irvine, Calif.: The new Motorcycle Safety Foundation Basic eCourse is now available for $19.99 on the MSF's homepage. The interactive three-hour eCourse is designed to promote lifelong learning in a convenient, informative online format and incorporates photos, graphics, video and more to provide participants with the basics of motorcycling with an emphasis on personal safety and responsibility.
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Sacramento, Calif.: Senate Bill 234 has been signed into law by Gov. Brown after being approved by the Senate on a concurrence vote of 38-0. Previous law established rules for the operation of OHVs (including specified requirements governing the operation of recreational OHVs), and prohibited a recreational OHV operator from allowing a passenger to occupy a separate seat location not designed and provided by the manufacturer for a passenger.
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Twentynine Palms, Calif.: Rep. Paul Cook's (R-Yucca Valley) plan to create the Johnson Valley National Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Recreation Area picked up important support recently when the Twentynine Palms City Council unanimously passed a resolution supporting the plan. According to the resolution, "such a loss of land for recreation would be a catastrophic loss for a region that relies so heavily on tourism and recreation business."
The City of Twentynine Palms joins a growing numbers of localities that have voiced their support for the measure. Among those passing resolutions in support of Rep. Cook's proposal include the San Bernardino Board of Supervisors, the Town of Apple Valley, the City of Hesperia, the Town of Yucca Valley, San Bernardino Associated Governments, and the Homestead Valley Community Council. Originally introduced as a stand-alone bill, the legislation since passed the House of Representatives as part of the NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act). The Senate will consider it this fall. Rep. Cook's proposal would withdraw the Johnson Valley OHV area for the purposes of recreation and designate it as the Johnson Valley National OHV Recreation Area. The withdrawn area would be designated specifically for recreational uses, including but not limited to off-highway vehicle use, camping, and hiking. U.S. Marine Corps activities would be permitted to take place twice annually and could not include any explosives that could be left behind without detonating.
A member of the House Armed Services and Veterans' Affairs Committees, Cook served as an infantry officer and retired after 26 years as a Colonel in the U.S. Marine Corps.
Springfield, Ill.: House Bill 1539, championed by ABATE of Illinois and sponsored by Rep. Kenneth Dunkin (D-Chicago), creates a program administered by the secretary of state to set standards and establish training for volunteers to become certified motorcycle road guards. A motorcycle road guard would have the authority to stop and direct traffic during a motorcycle group ride if certain conditions were met. Gov. Pat Quinn signed the bill into law on August 16, with an effective date of January 1, 2014.
Trenton, N. J.: A piece of legislation named after Washington Township's Nikki Kellenyi, who died in a 2012 crash, has been signed into law. Nikki's Law, advocated by Kellenyi's family, orders the installation of signs throughout the state to remind drivers not to text and drive. Kellenyi's parents, Mike and Gina, recently started People Against Distracted Driving, or PADD.
Pickerington, Ohio: Members of the AMA, the country's largest sanctioning body of amateur motorsports competition, now have access to a new online portal for amateur race results.
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Pickerington, Ohio: AMA Congress is the rule-making body for amateur motorsports and recreational events sanctioned by the AMA. It is made up of elected representatives from around the country. Each year, AMA Congressional Delegates meet to debate, modify and vote on rule proposals and changes for the AMA Rulebook.
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Monticello, Utah: The Bureau of Land Management is seeking the public's input on a proposal by Monticello to host and guide the 2013 San Juan ATV Safari. This three-day adventure provides world-class riding and needs support. Riders in Utah are being asked to take the time to send the BLM an email supporting the Special Recreation Permit (SRP) for this annual event. The EA is available for public review and comment on the Environmental Notification Bulletin Board (ENBB) at: https://www.blm.gov/ut/enbb/index.php; search for project name "ATV Safari."
Salt Lake City, Utah: Three roads in the Deep Creek Mountains in Utah's west desert will be re-opened under a settlement over disputed claims of road ownership across federal lands.
The agreement, which follows years of litigation, allows motorized traffic on three roads between June and November. Environmental groups had challenged the state, contending Utah was trying to claim every path or lane in the desert as a right of way.
Under the recently announced settlement by officials for Utah and Juab County and a number of environmental groups, the federal government agreed to reopen Granite Canyon, Toms Creek and Trout Creek roads in the Deep Creek Mountains. Utah and Juab County took responsibility for removing downed trees to make the roads passable and agreed to help BLM rangers enforce other driving restrictions in the area.
The final settlement agreement awaits approval by U.S. District Judge Tena Campbell in Salt Lake City.
Wenatchee, Wash.: On September 13, trail advocates and recreation managers will gather at the Wenatchee Community Center for the Washington State Trails Caucus. The Washington State Trails Coalition will host the one-day meeting to provide an opportunity for networking and idea sharing among members of the state's diverse trail community.
The agenda features a panel presentation about trail efforts in the greater Wenatchee area, a fast-paced "show and tell" featuring short presentations about innovative trail projects, updates from Washington state agencies including the State Parks & Recreation Commission, the Department of Natural Resources and the Recreation and Conservation Office. In addition, participants will contribute to a brief strategic planning session for the future of Washington State Trails Coalition.
Individuals with a passion for trails are welcomed to participate. Participation fee is $15 and includes lunch. Registration ends September 10, details are available at http://washingtonstatetrailscoalition.org/2013-washington-state-trails-caucus/


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You Know It! Holiday Films Trivia Game Overview
No Scrooges allowed!It's the Holiday Season so it is time to get festive with trivia! This quiz tests you on all the films that have caused a great deal of holiday cheer throughout the years! So play some carols, pour some egg nog and see if our quiz makes you feel merry and bright!
1.When the question appears on the screen, click on one of possible answers. In the first two rounds, a correct answer scores you points based on how fast you answer and your streak of correct answers.
2.After you have answered each question, click the Arrow under the words Click to Continue to load the next question.
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Remington SR9130
Remington's ergonomically shaped rotary razor is the bulkiest shaver in our test. It's tricky to steer, despite the pivoting collar, but it has a flip-out trimmer to tidy the edges. Counter-intuitively, the three blades rotate in the opposite direction to the heads. It's hypnotic to watch, and allegedly catches more hairs. We tested how well it trimmed the bristles of a paintbrush, and found that it was quick, but uneven. Similarly, it shaved a beard in a short time, but gave the least smooth finish, missing a few hairs.
WIRED Sturdy; long run-time
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Excellent map.
Another Map I finished a while ago for Skies of Fire a graphic novel project by Vincenzo Ferriero and Ray Chou, which goes to Kickstarter today (I will link it as soon as its open for pledges). This is my sixth participation of a Kickstarter and hopefully more to come. The Process of making this Map was very fullfilling as I had many freedoms of interpreting the initial sketch of the clients and added a wide range of surgestions and location names into the map and therefor contributed to the world of Skies of Fire. I also designed the complete coverdesignelements, which was a difficult task to comeup with something visually capturing while flexible enough to be used on many more issues of the series.
Here are the kind words of the Ray and Vince about my collaboration with them:
"Working with Vandel was a pleasure. He answered our ad on the Cartographers Guild and we were immediately blown away by his portfolio. When we started working with him, Josephe proved to be extremely knowledgable about...well, everything. We went into the project with an idea of our story and world, but collaborating with Josephe allowed us to ground all of our fiction - encompassing culture, countries, and geography - with historical reality. Throughout the process Josephe was extremely meticulous yet open to suggestion. Any change we wanted to see he made swiftly and without complaint. When we saw how talented he was, we immediately jumped at the opportunity to hire him as a logo designer for both our comic book title and creative imprint. Although he claimed such work was not his expertise, his actual product belied his words; the logos we received were miles above that of any other graphic designer we had approached. Once again Josephe had proven how talented and versatile he was. Were happy to say that over time Josephe has become more than a collaborator; hes now a great friend. Wed recommend him to anyone desiring a top-quality map and know that his expertise cannot be matched. He is truly a magnificent cartographer." - Ray Chou, Mythopoeia
Excellent map.
Excellent map! Mountains are awesome (as always), as are the composition, border, title and legend! My only critic would have been to lower a bit the red of the cities (but that's just a matter of taste).
Oh, and special like for the Great Expanse!
Nice. Would like to see some more of those logos, if theyre done
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Hey SK, very nice map. Great mountains, as always.
And great words the folks you did the map for found for you and your work. I hope it will get you even more commissions.
If i can i'll rep you. And have a Like.
I'm trapped in Darkness,
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Fantastic! It has a wonderful historic flavor.
Thanks for sharing. I wish I could give you more rep but apparently I have to spread it around more.
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I really like the style of this map - it has everything in balance for the sort of C19th Europe map I want to commission. Many thanks for an excellent work of inspiration.


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WHEELING - With two out and no one on in the bottom of the sixth inning Saturday, Bishop Donahue softball coach Curt Mele had to be standing at third base wondering what he had to do to get his Bishops to start hitting the ball and get back to their winning ways.
All of a sudden his team answered that question in resounding fashion by collecting six hits and three runs the rest of the way for a come-from-behind victory against stunned sectional rival Madonna.
Senior pitcher Andrea Guzek shook off a tough day at the plate with a game-winning RBI single in the bottom of the seventh as Bishop Donahue rallied to overcome the Blue Dons by a 5-4 count in the first game of a doubleheader on Ben's Field at the J.B. Chambers I-470 Sports Complex.
''We had really been struggling, losing five of our last six games coming into (Saturday),'' Mele said. ''The girls needed one for a little bit of a confidence boost and they rallied to get it.''
Trailing 4-2 with two out in the home-half of the sixth, Selena Ghaphery ripped a triple to right field to get things going. Freshman Abbey Mele followed with a run-scoring triple to deep center, her third hit, chasing home Ghaphery to cut the deficit to 4-3.
Coach Mele then got creative, having Megan Rush lay down a perfect suicide squeeze bunt to bring Abbey Mele home with the tying run.
After Guzek set Madonna (2-5) down in order in the top of the seventh, Morgan Carroll started the game-ending rally with a leadoff double to right field. Tess Fallova reached on an infield single with the two ending up at second and third.
Following an intentional walk to Sommer South and a fielder's choice, with Carroll being forced at the plate, Guzek ended the game with a shot through the left side of the infield that brought Fallova home.
''The two triples by Selena and Abbey in the sixth were big, but what a great bunt by Megan Rush to tie the game,'' Curt Mele said with a smile. ''Hopefully this will be a pickup for us. Madonna is a young team, but they got to us early.
''We made some nice plays in the field, and the girls really responded and battled when they had to.''
While both teams missed some chances in the early innings, it was still 1-1 until the Bishops (7-5) went ahead on a two-base error and Abbey Mele's first RBI in the fourth. But The Blue Dons pushed across three in the fifth on RBI singles from freshmen Taylor Thompson and Courtney Kazmarek along with a wild pitch to make it 4-2.
Unfortunately for veteran coach Chris Conti, while his team was pounding out 11 hits, it also stranded 10 runners - all in scoring position.
''It's a tough loss, but they got the ball to fall late and there isn't much you can do about that,'' Conti commented. ''We just plain left too many on base and did not take advantage of our opportunities. I am pleased that we hit the ball so well, but we have to be able to get that key hit.
''Donahue had girls that knew when it was time to step up and they got the big hits late to win the game.''
Senior Madison Burchill singled twice and doubled for the Dons while Thompson had two singles and a pair of RBI in a losing effort.
Madonna 8
Bishop Donahue 7
In the nightcap, Taylor Thompson had four hits as Madonna evened things. Emalee Hvizdak added a triple for the Blue Dons, while Amanda Paul hit a double.
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Issuma was going up the Hudson River, and I was looking for a place with easier (land) transportation to put Rosemary Ruth, so I figured the easiest way to do that was for Issuma to tow Rosemary Ruth upriver.
To use their blognames, Tugster and Bowsprite came along for part of the trip. Tugster wrote about it here
Mon Oct 25 18:54:57 EDT 2010, Kingston, NY
The pretty lighthouse at Rondout Creek and Hudson River, marking the entrance to Kingston.
Wed Oct 20 18:53:36 EDT 2010, Haverstraw Bay, NY
It seems that anytime I want to go somewhere this fall there is a gale :). So it was when we left New York City, to head up the Hudson River to Stony Point. We left in the morning, expecting the gale to start that night, figuring we had enough time to anchor during daylight if we kept the speed up (we were going with the flood current and used the motor as well as tht sails).
My friend Michael was taking his sloop to Stony Point as well, so, to ensure he could get in and dock before dark, Issuma towed him,, as you can see in the picture. The Tappan Zee Bridge is in the background.
Issuma anchored and Michael docked before dark as planned. I set two anchors, the main anchor (Raya), and used the dinghy to set the 44lb Guardian/Fortress anchor in less than 2m of water. The Raya probably would have been enough on its own, but it was set in a small 10m patch, and if it dragged a short distance, the bottom dropped off steeply, and I was concerned we might get blown into the channel, so I wanted two anchors for the gale. The anchors held with no problems, only requiring moving the rope for the Guardian/Fortress anchor every change of tide to avoid chafing on the bowsprit.
Thu Oct 14 13:42:19 EDT 2010
Issuma at anchor in the Hudson River.
Tue Oct 12 18:38:20 EDT 2010, New York, NY, USA
While Issuma was anchored in the Hudson River, off Manhattan's Upper West Side, this replica of the Halve Maen (Half Moon in English) sailed by.
The original Halve Maen was the first European ship to document entry into what is now called the Delaware Bay and River, and to explore the Hudson River as far as what is now Albany, NY.
Mon Oct 11 18:04:58 EDT 2010, New York, NY, USA
Thu Oct 7 9:38:09 EDT 2010, East River, New York City, NY, USA
Wed Oct 6 10:08:14 EDT 2010, East River, New York City, NY, USA
The approach to Hell Gate, an area of fast tidal currents and two 90 degree turns that is best passed through at slack water.
Be safe on the way south and fair winds.
I looked into leaving the boat in Newfoundland for the winter, but have a bunch of stuff to do to it and decided it was better to stay aboard for the winter.
Tue Oct 5 22:16:07 EDT 2010, East River, New York City, NY, USA
Tue Oct 5 9:40:35 EDT 2010, East River, New York City, NY, USA
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2 Chainz is on the road as part of Lil Wayne's "America's Most Wanted" tour with T.I. The Playaz Circle rapper says the tour is remarkable, on many levels.
"It's the most bad-ass tour this year," 2 Chainz says in Lil Wayne's Tour Passport, Episode 6 video. "It's featuring some real, Black fuckin' Rock stars...Every night, expect pure excitement. Expect crowd participation. Expect a party on stage."
2 Chainz was equally braggadocious when describing his own performance on the tour. "I'm the illest nigga doin' that shit," he says. "Fuck that shit. Let me just tell you that."
As for his forthcoming album, 2 Chainz refers to the release as Me Time in the video, though a Universal Music group spokesman told HipHopDX the album title remains B.O.A.T.S. II: Me Time, as has been previously reported.
"I've got an album coming out September 10," 2 Chainz says. "I don't give a fuck who dropped this year. It's about me. The name of the album Me Time, you feel me."
The "America's Most Wanted" is slated to hit the First Niagara Pavilion in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania tomorrow (July 16) and conclude August 31 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, according to ticketmaster.com.
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Your typical Sunday afternoon crazy dancing. from Alice Bradley on Vimeo.
He was dancing for a full ten minutes before I realized I should go get the camera.
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(Sports Network) - The Dallas Mavericks begin a two-game road trip on Tuesday
night when they head to the Wells Fargo Center to take on the Philadelphia
The Mavs have lost six of their last nine, including a home drubbing at the
hands of the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday, 115-89. Dallas will play 16 of
its next 23 on the road with five of the next six away from home.
The last appearance at home certainly won't make Mavs fans miss them.
The Lakers led by 13 after the opening quarter and extended the cushion to 27
at halftime. Dallas showed little fight in the second half and no one was
pleased after that debacle.
"It was disgusting. It's disappointing for our fans what kind of game that
was," said Elton Brand, who will return to Philadelphia for the first time
after the Sixers amnestied him this past offseason. "We know how bad they
wanted this game. We should have wanted it as bad as they wanted it and we
didn't come with it."
The Lakers scored 67 points by the half and that shouldn't be too surprising.
The Mavericks rank 28th in opponents' scoring, but are sixth in scoring. Los
Angeles shot 48.8 percent from the field and Mavs' coach Rick Carlisle
emphasized defense at practice.
Defense tends to look better against the 76ers, who are fifth-to-last in the
NBA in scoring.
Philly rebounded from back-to-back losses with a 104-101 victory Sunday over
the Phoenix Suns at home. The Sixers have lost two in a row twice before the
most recent streak, and after both of those two-game setbacks, the Sixers
rattled off three wins in a row.
The Sixers, who are 5-4 at home this season, were led by Jrue Holiday on
Sunday. He established a new career high with 33 points, but also dished out
13 assists and committed only two turnovers.
"Thank God Jrue was on today," head coach Doug Collins said Sunday night. "He
was fantastic."
Holiday is third in the league in assists with 9.2 per game and his scoring is
up to 18.6 ppg, which ranks 19th in the league. What's plagued him has been
the turnovers and he still leads the NBA with 4.3 per game.
But Holiday has to be considered for his not just his first All-Star
appearance, but maybe the Most Improved Player award.
The Sixers as a team only committed eight turnovers on Sunday night and shot a
decent 48 percent from the field. They shot a fantastic 47.4 percent from the
3-point line, highlighted by a 3-for-5 night from Evan Turner.
The Mavericks, who play in Chicago on Wednesday night, have won 10 of their
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To Dr. Gerry Dill and his staff, thank for all the help over the years. Your expertise, knowledge, and friendship, contributed greatly to our success here on the farm. It was always a welcome sight to see you coming up the road to help out in veterinary emergencies.I can think of dozens of times if you had not come we would have lost that cow.
Big thanks to Ann, too, as she taught two of our children and helped mold them into who they are today.
I believe in karma, so your goodwill you have generated is certain to make your retirement the best it can be.
As we gather with family during the holiday, many of us wish to give back and help others. Often, we struggle to find the time and means to do so. However, this Christmas, there is something everyone can do that costs nothing, takes less than a minute, and gives hope to thousands of children, adults, and their families, in need.
A dear friend posted an article on Facebook about a mother who explained to her growing, inquisitive child about being on "Santa's Team." It was a sweet article that every parent would appreciate. Have you ever thought about the vast reach of Santa's Team? In fact, I cannot remember when I wasn't a member of Santa's Team. It is one of my joys in life.
The race for Senate is heating up. Matt Bevin is up in the polls and Senator McConnell is calling conservative patriots traitors and say they need a punch in the nose. The senator has been in DC for 30 years and he has done more than punch us in the nose. He has been right there helping the decline of our nation.
There was a man that ran on the communist party ticket for president for years and years. Then about 30 years ago, he said he no longer needed to run. The Democrats had accepted the communist platform.
Moving closer to home.
Sen. Mitch McConnell, as usual, let his anti-worker attitude show through by supporting a national right-to-work bill. I'm not surprised as he is paid big bucks by companies that don't want to pay their employees good wages and benefits.
Where did we go wrong and how can we fix it? Speaking with 66 years of experience, it seems to me that our society and the world is only a shadow of what it once was. Whether watching the news or reading the paper it is becoming more apparent that the goodness of the people, which we once took for granted, is becoming more and more unheard of.
Once again, Sheriff Buddy Stump has proven his ability to run the office of sheriff in a safe, professional and efficient manner. The recent meth bust has made Spencer Country a safer and more pleasant place to live. The entire county owes him a big "thank you" for weeding out and removing criminals who make our lives more dangerous.
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It's no wonder you sport the Redington Sonic-Pro Zip Front Wader when you follow a consistent pattern of eat, work, fish, sleep. Designed to keep water out, these well-constructed waders feature Ultra Sonic Welded construction which uses ultra-sonic sound waves to weld the seams together, without using needles. In addition, waterproof breathable four- and three-layer fabrics, double-taped seams, water-resistant pocket zippers, and a waterproof RIRI front zipper seal out the wet so you comfortably wade without fear of water leakage. For an easy in and out, Redington gave the Sonic-Pro a front zipper which makes doing your business easier than ever.
The super-durable, four-layer fabric on the lower leg and seat makes the Sonic-Pro resistant to wear due to rubbing or scraping which often occurs when you're bushwacking through thick vegetation to reach your secret wading spot. Articulated seams provide increased mobility while a two-inch stretch wading belt with Redington buckle supplies a comfortable, secure fit. High-density, ergonomically shaped neoprene booties offer improved comfort and slide easily into your wading boots while the Sonic-Pro's gravel guards with custom molded lace hooks keep small rocks and debris out. Ergonomic hand-warmer pockets with brushed micro-fleece linings, an internal welded storage pocket, a Hemostat clamp D-ring, and mesh carry bag round out the Sonic-Pro's fine features.
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(Reuters) – Comic book superhero character Thor, who first appeared in 1962 and is based on the Norse hammer-wielding god, will now be a woman, publisher Marvel Comics said on Tuesday.
The publisher said the female Thor is an effort to bring new readers and to appeal to women and girls, whom Marvel said have long been ignored in comics.
It will be the biggest change to its three largest comic characters, Captain America, Iron Man and Thor, according to Marvel.
Meet #Marvel comics' new #Thor – she's not what you'd expect! Learn more & see exclusive art: http://t.co/gB3qJ2G6ee pic.twitter.com/7sDURs1z8p
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"This is not She-Thor," Jason Aaron, the writer of the new "Thor" series, said in a statement. "This is not Lady Thor. This is not Thorita. This is Thor."
The new series will debut in October and be illustrated by Russell Dauterman.
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"Thor," which was created by comic book writer Stan Lee, has also been the subject of two blockbuster films. The movies, which have grossed $1.1 billion at the global box office, star Australian actor Chris Hemsworth as Thor.
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Alcoa to Join Guinea's Global Mining Forum
Event Supports Efforts to Establish Guinea Mining Center of Excellence and to Train Next Generation of Mining Leaders
New York, NY, August 11, 2014 - Alcoa (NYSE: AA), a global leader in lightweight metals technology, engineering and manufacturing, today announced that it will join the Global Mining Forum hosted by Guinea Minister of Mines Kerfalla Yansané in Conakry, Guinea on September 25 and 26, 2014.The Forum's core objective will be to foster dialogue among global public and private enterprises in support of Guinea's efforts to maximize the long-term contributions of the mining sector to sustainable economic development. The focus of the Forum will be to find ways to empower the next generation of mining sector leaders in Guinea with the tools and skills critical to advancing mining sector growth, and to establish a Center of Excellence.Alcoa will contribute its industry-leading expertise in mining operations, environmental sustainability and rehabilitation, health and safety, transparency, and community engagement to the dialogue. Alcoa will also work with the Ministry of Mines to establish the Center for Excellence. Alcoa has established its own successful Centers for Excellence around the world, including the United States, Canada and Australia.view full story


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Continue ReadingSegregation of the sexes is making a comeback in Seoul. The South Korean capitol plans to introduce female-only subway cars in response to sexual assault complaints.
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Continue ReadingWe just can't get enough of these awesome time lapse videos. (Did you catch Hong Kong on High or Boston Logan Airport?) This latest installment, a panoramic view of Seoul, South Korea, comes from Vimeo user Oh Choong Young.
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How to Get the Most Privacy Out of Your Mexican Resort
People vacation to Mexico for a variety of reasons. Some want to enjoy the lively atmosphere and vibrant nightlife of the bigger cities, where the party never seems to stop. Others want to take advantage of great luxury shopping and cultural tours that move you through time and history. Still others want the complete tropical experience, including everything from waking up to the sounds of the surf to lazy days spent entirely on the beach.
If this last option is your style, then you're also probably in the mood for some privacy. One of the most difficult things about a Mexican resort vacation is finding a way to enjoy the tourist ambiance without all those pesky tourists getting in the way. After all, a vacation along the Mexican beach is something many people dream of, and even if you travel during the off season, there's likely to be a few people out enjoying the beach with you.
Casa de la Sirena, a Troncones gem, exists to provide the most private, enjoyable beach vacation possible—without sacrificing any of the comforts of a five-star resort setting. This is possible because our facilities are built around individual families and couples enjoying their time, their way.
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It all starts with private, affordable accommodations. For the most seclusion, you can opt for one of our beachfront villas, which boast three bedrooms, a private pool, and a full kitchen that you can use to cook for every meal. Ideal for groups of couples or larger families, you can enjoy life just like you would at home with dining and living spaces, a poolside barbeque, and upscale amenities that match the décor.
Smaller groups can take advantage of the mini villas, which provide comfortable units that provide just as many features as the private villas, but on a smaller scale. Two-story bungalows also offer a touch of privacy and luxury for those who don't need quite as much space. No matter which of our facilities you choose, it's almost like renting a mansion on the water—complete with maid service!
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Of course, vacation is about so much more than where you sleep at night. That's why Troncones is the perfect village for those who want to enjoy coastal Mexico at their own pace. This small fishing village has stood here for centuries, virtually untouched by time—or by tourism. While restaurants, shops, and activities do exist to help make your stay comfortable, you won't find huge crowds or lines.
In fact, whether you have your heart set on surfing in the waves, fishing on a boat crafted for two, horseback riding along the beach at sunset, or exploring the open-air markets and natural vibrancy of the local culture, you'll find plenty of opportunities to enjoy your time here.
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We always encourage our guests to enjoy their Mexican beach vacation the way that suits them best. Whether you want to plan months in advance so that you can secure one of our private villas, or if you're looking for a fun weekend getaway and hope to land somewhere quiet and idyllic, we have room for you.