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Play was very enjoyable, good staging, good actors, interesting plot. However, for non-Spanish speakers it was difficult at times to follow due to several electronic malfunctions with the English subtitles. And for a large portion of the play the subtitles were not in sync with the actors' words and actions.
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I saw this in English a few years ago at Arena, but it seems a completely different play when presented in the original Spanish. Loved it.
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Great story, well-acted and directed. Only flaw was for audience right side: view of subtitles obstructed occasionally by characters on platform (only affects us non-Spanish speakers). Really enjoyed it!
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Acting well done, loved the premise of the play. Interesting that it was performed in Spanish with subtitles. Loved, loved, loved the beautiful theatre, first time there and very convenient to restaurants and Columbia Heights Metro.
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The arrival of a new "lector" at a 1929 Cuban cigar factory in Ybor City, Florida becomes a catalyst amongst the workers. As the "lector" begins to read from Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, forbidden passions are unleashed in this Pultizer prize winning play about the transformative power of literature in a landscape that pits old traditions against changing economic realities.
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Managed to get a 25 mile out and back from Belmont to Concord around 6:00. Mostly dry with a few sprinkles here and there. A steamy ride to say the least.
Managed to get a 25 mile out and back from Belmont to Concord around 6:00. Mostly dry with a few sprinkles here and there. A steamy ride to say the least.
I got out for about an hour and a half this afternoon. Rode the orange '72 Bertin, Belgian variety, to test out some new/old wheels in prep for tomorrow's commute. I'd recently strung up the old Normandy high-flange hubs that come on my UO8 to some old 27" Fiamme Yellow Label clincher rims, and mounted some tires I happened to have, Conti UltraSports, 28mm IIRC. The Bertin always felt odd with 700c wheels and 25mm tires, and has a very low BB. So I thought maybe bigger wheels and tires would help. By golly it seems to have made a subtle difference for the good. By rights I ought to put those wheels on the UO8 and the UO8's Shimano/Sun wheels on the Bertin but I figure why mess up something that works? For the time being neither is broke so I won't fix'em.
I discovered something new today. I'd stopped for a drink of water and a snack and was sitting on the bench just west of Meriam St when I overhead two women admiring a new sign pole that had been put in today (but with no sign yet). I asked about the sign and mentioned that if it was too large it would take some cyclist's head off. One of them said it was small, only so big, holding out her hands. Then she asked me where I'd ridden from and if I came that way very often. I said blah blah blah, and then she asked me if I knew what that building behind her was. I said no, and she "Ah! Perfect case in point. That's why we're putting up this sign. This is the town's official visitor center. It's open to the public 24/7, 362 (I think that was the number) days of the year, with water, restrooms, and other stuff. Cyclists coming through should take advantage of it!" Great! Then she mentioned how the town had just build a little "parklet" in front of Ride Studio with covered tables and benches and everything, to go along with the bike parking lot. She was quite excited about it all. Lexington seems to want the place to be friendly to visitors!
Metrowest, indeed all of metro Boston, is a cool place!
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Rode the LHT out to Paramount Bicycle Repair, Ball Square, Somerville, then rode the STD (Surly Trucker Deluxe)--now waiting for a rack that's on order to be declared "done"--out to Lexington and back, having great fun along the way with the bike's nimble handling and crisp acceleration, and with the cushiness of the 44 mm Compass tires. Noted something minor that needed fussing with, fussed a little with that myself, then chatted about it with Tyler. Got onto the theme of "each bike is different", even these two, both 58 cm Surly Long Haul Truckers; the difference between the 700c wheels on the old Trucker, and the 26" wheels on the new one affects handling substantially. The build and set-up is also significantly different between the two. No worry about clone monotony. Rode the old Trucker home, enjoying that. 18 miles, all told.
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Seems like Metro Boston encourages appreciation of the personalities of bikes.
Yesterday I broke out the recumbent for a morning coffee date in Holliston with my wife then rode the steel frame, carbon forked, better-wear-spandex bike for a loop de loop through the hills of Sherborn, Dover and Westwood. I finished with a 3 speed ride for an evening visit to the pond.
Today I was back on the speedy spandex for a 42 miler with PMC-ers in training who pushed every hill to and from the Diamond Hill Reservoir in the northeast corner of RI. The little general store at the end of Burnt Swamp/Reservoir road in Cumberland has closed!
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Life is like riding a bicycle. In order to keep your balance, you must keep moving. ~Albert Einstein
Took a late-morning Independence Day ride out the Minuteman to Depot Park, Bedford, 20 miles. With the temperatures in the high 80's to low 90's, and the relative humidity bouncing around 55%, the Victorian maxim "horses sweat, men perspire, women glow" notwithstanding, it was a good day to observe sweating women (and men, of course).
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Spent a couple of happy hours in the garage converting my 1987 GT Karakoram 26" MTB from an ice bike to a beach bike. Off came the 47mm Nokians with the carbide studs, on went 55mm Schwalbe Big Bens, low-pressure balloon tires with a moderate tread, said to do well in mixed-surface riding, and, of course, roll over things like manhole covers and pot holes with minimal fuss. In the process, figured out that while my fenders could be adjusted to accommodate the big fellas, the fork wouldn't accommodate the fenders in that configuration. Oh well, off with the fenders. Then came to grips with the fact that I had allowed the chain of this bike I hadn't ridden since the last Winter storm to get into a deplorable state, and spent half an hour lubing the chain, flexing stiff links until they freed up, and spinning the drivetrain with no load until I liked what I was seeing and hearing. Lubed the derailleurs, which were pretty creaky, then rode the bike for a couple of miles in a space-filling curve through the back streets of East Arlington, just to make sure everything worked well enough, taking care to ride over every manhole cover and through every pothole I came to.
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I rode my commute today and boy was it a steamah! 80DegF on the way in and the wind of riding didn't feel cool. More like 90 on the way back and everything felt hot. Until the breeze came up while I was waiting for the train.
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Started to ride my bike from Somerville to Allston, short ride but building up to longer rides soon.
I heard Pond St in Brookline is a good downhill ride that I need to try. Anyone know any good downhill areas that I can hit 30-40 mph on?
... so, somewhat later the same hot & muggy day, after setting up my sweetie's bike for the season (where'd April go?), I decided to take the GT in Bigfoot mode out for another shakedown ride, this one the familiar 10 miles to Lexington Center and back on the Minuteman. I just hopped on the bike in the clothes I was wearing to work on the bikes, khaki shorts, a sweat-soaked t-shirt, and an old pair of Birkenstocks; much to be said for platform pedals in the spontanaeity department. The heat was starting to ease a bit, with a pleasant breeze, the sun was low but not getting around to setting yet, its light creating a golden haze that suffused everything on the outbound run. The Big Bens lived up to their reputation, rolling surprisingly well on pavement and eating all the bumps and thumps. I had them pumped to 40 psi in front, 45 in the rear, believe it or not about 10 psi more pressure than many run them at, but I reckon I'll find out about that in due time. Tooled right up the hill to the turn-around point at Woburn Street, then went bombing back towards home, enjoying the shade, the self-generated wind that was making some headway with evaporative cooling, and the pleasing behavior of these large tires at speed. At Great Meadows, stopped to snap a picture of a cumulonimbus cloud on the Northern horizon, all pinked up for the sunset, that reminded me of the mushroom clouds of my Cold War childhood. And that's all the good news...
When I got going again, I stood on the pedals for a fast start, and heard a sharp "click". After that, every pedal turn gave me a creaky-croaky sound; better than the blast wave from a thermonuclear detonation I suppose, but a bad omen nonetheless. By the time I got home, I had gotten used to it, and was thinking that perhaps I could join a samba battery if I kept the right cadence. When I parked the bike, I found a jagged crack in the top surface of the left crank arm; I was able to get my thumbnail in it...
Bigfoot will have to cool his heels for awhile, it seems. I suppose after 26 years, an aluminum crank arm is entitled to get cranky...
Postscript: just found a small wrench in the washing machine when I went to switch the laundry. It's been that sort of day.
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Closer to home, Park Ave. in Arlington has grade and length, but be aware that there's a major intersection with a stop-light at the bottom.
Then there's Grove Street, Lexington/Page Road, Bedford.
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Way out in Lincoln, Rhode Island you can go east on Wilbur Rd and kill yourself at the rt246 crossing at the bottom, but the half mile before that stop sign gives you a chance to burn out your brake pads.
You do realize, don't you, that if you start and end at the same place your downhill must always be paired with an equivalent amount of climbing. There is an entire contingent of cycling who hold that the pain of uphill is more than half the fun, that it tests your resolve, allows you to prove and improve yourself, and puts everything else into perspective. The downhill make a very quick desert which quickly dissolves into emptiness.
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You do realize, don't you, that if you start and end at the same place your downhill must always be paired with an equivalent amount of climbing. There is an entire contingent of cycling who hold that the pain of uphill is more than half the fun, that it tests your resolve, allows you to prove and improve yourself, and puts everything else into perspective. The downhill make a very quick desert which quickly dissolves into emptiness.
I grew up on this hill in Somerville and was never able to cycle up it. It wasn't until last year after training everyday was I able to go up it and it was an amazing feeling. This year I am looking for a new challenge and hopefully this place in Belmont will be worth it!
I left my garmin on and it was dead this morning. Just started riding and ended up in Natick center from chelmsford. rode back through sudbury and up 27 through acton. hi 50's in milage. Riding the TDC next week 150 miles - two days.
See https://www.facebook.com/SundayCoastalLoop for the CRW Sunday Coastal Loop. It was fantastic. There were over 50 riders. The front group rode in a large pack, together. The ride is arrowed along the coast. This is the only ride in which you can see Boston from multiple vantage points. There was a nice breeze along the coast.
Ho hum, another commute. Outran a thunderstorm on the way back to the train station this afternoon. The humidity was so high that...<fill in the blank>. Otherwise it was just another day at the office.
Real cyclists use toe clips.
With great bikes comes great responsibility.
rode with goodales yesterday. The souhegan route - very humid last night. http://connect.garmin.com/activity/341112576
My first jaunt on the Charles River Greenway: (Please keep in mind that I report this as a newb to this area)
This trail has great promise as it travels through several towns along the Charles River. There are plenty of small parks to visit, bridges to cross (above traffic, nice!), benches to lounge on and small overlooks that provide a nice river view. The trail was mostly paved with some gravel/soft sections near Waltham/Watertown. It provides a nice car-free route in and out of the city. I ended up turning around before getting into Boston itself and ended up on some new (supposedly?) green bike lanes on Commonwealth Ave which were quite fun.
That being said -
The trail is poorly marked. While it is easy to ride the trail if you have a good sense of direction (as it is next to a river), it is very difficult to have a general idea of distance or where things are in the surrounding area. For instance, I had planned on riding on the north side and returning on the south side but crossing some of the bridges did not always yield clear answers to trail access. I only saw one map kiosk the entire ride which was in Watertown. The cute 'huron' feet that lead you through Waltham/Watertown are nice but rapidly fading. The trail sometimes terminates without any curb cut making it difficult to know whether crossing the busy street will lead you to the rest of the trail or if this is a sign you need to cross and change direction. There was at least one crossing that was unmarked and it was very difficult to cross safely, due to the pitch of the road.
The trail condition varies wildly. This trail would best be suited for a mtb or hybrid bicycle. I was riding 700x32s and still felt a bit beat up. The trail condition gets worse as you approach Cambridge and the trail also seems barely wide enough in some areas for two bicycles to pass one another without hugging the edge of the trail. There seems to be plenty of space for expansion (hint) as even another foot would help.
Spent the last week in Provincetown with my sweetie. While bicycles weren't the focus of the trip, we did take ours along, and got some riding in. The Province Lands Bike Trail became a before-breakfast ritual. Laid out in 1967 over sand dunes stabilized by beech forest or scrub pine forest, it's no rail trail: it's a roller coaster where sharp up-grades are followed by sharp down-grades, sometimes with a hairpin turn thrown in for yucks, a real ambidextrous shift-fest, in beautiful surroundings. Several miles of it were repaved two years ago, and most of it (one spur excepted) is in great shape. It's well worth riding for what it is: a surprisingly challenging little path where you don't necessarily expect one, lots of fun.
A tamer, but equally beautiful, bike trail runs along the North shore of Nauset Bay, reachable from the Salt Pond Visitors Center or the Cape Cod Rail Trail.
It was somewhere along this causeway that the following conversation took place: (Greenhead fly, landing on my hand) "Hold still!" (Me, trying to brush him off without success) "Please leave." (Greenhead fly, with great determination) "Not yet, I'm not finished." (Me, with appropriate use of other hand) "Now you are..."
At the end of the path we saw some marine mammals offshore; turned out to be surfers.
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Nice Cape story, Rod. We've ridden the CCRT many times, like it a lot. But the bike trail that leads over to Marconi Station is old-school like what you reported. Back then it seems they were laid out by engineers who walked instead of rode, who figured a bike could ride over anything at any speed. narrow, twisty, steep ups and downs, and ultimately dangerous. That didn't stop us from ride the tandem on it though.
We managed a bit over 30 miles today.
Real cyclists use toe clips.
With great bikes comes great responsibility.
While the bike paths had their own virtues, as the week progressed I spent some time squinting at Google Maps to see what the on-and-off-road riding opportunities were on the Outer Cape. The road network basically has Routes 6 and 6A as a pair of parallel East-West axes, with side roads radiating North or South. Connecting these secondary roads are occasional tertiary roads; either no-name fire roads or narrow lines on the map with intriguing names like "Old King's Highway", with the odd bike path thrown in. As usual, there was no way to know a priori whether these are rideable; we were back in the familiar territory of "Google Maps, trust but verify". Some, like this fire road off High Head Road, are paths through deep sand; maybe on a Pugsley...
The Old Colony Nature Pathway, an unimproved rail-trail turned nature walk and birders' paradise, turned out to be well-packed and quite rideable on my 32mm GB tires. The principal flora and fauna on its Mount Gilboa section turned out to be poison ivy and mosquitoes.
A path connecting Head of the Meadow with South Highland Road in Truro, marked "Old King's Highway" on one map, but not another, fell in between these extremes: I tried it on my 32mm tires, determined that wasn't practical, and was left to speculate about whether the 55mm Big Bens on the bike I had meant to bring before Murphy's Law and metal fatigue took a hand would have been up to the job; I'll have to go back and try that.
This last example was encountered during a pleasant 18-mile ride from Provincetown on Shore Road (6A), Highland Road, and South Highland Road, to Old Dewline Road, North Truro, site of the former North Truro Air Force Station, a link in the chain of continental air defenses in the 50's and 60's. The radar is still there, operating under FAA auspices, but the extended site has been converted into the Highland Center, a National Park Service facility that is part lab, part public art exhibit, part history museum, part trail network, and part performing arts venue.
That ride ended with a slow pedal up Commercial Street in Provincetown, at the rear of a parade of delivery trucks that didn't really fit comfortably in the available space, briefly displacing the numerous pedestrians and bicycle riders who normally mill about there. Commercial Street has managed to retain its essential cultural integrity.
It was a good week, and ended too soon, of course. Hope to get another crack at riding the roads and paths of the Outer Cape--with fatter tires--before too long.
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The vacation-formed habit of riding before breakfast persists, at least for today. 10 miles on the Minuteman, to Lexington Center and back. Beautiful morning, lots of company. Made my best time of the year on this ride, I should remember to go on vacation more often...
Rod, we might have crossed paths on the MM this morning.
I had planned to do a long ride today, 60+ miles or whatever it came out to be, but I discovered last night that the tandem's headset needed some work that my LBS has the tools for but which I don't. So I shortened the ride so I could take the bike over to the shop.
35.9 miles on the Gran Criterium. Home (Waltham) through Lexington, Bedford, Concord, up toward Carlisle but for a shortcut on Skeleton Rd (How would I pass up that opportunity? ) over to rt225, back to Bedord and a slightly different return route home. I left home a bit before 9AM and made the 17 miles to Concord in a shade over 1 hour, thanks to having no reason to stop, little traffic, no red lights, etc.
Memorial on Concord Green:
The view over Hutchins Organic Farm and the Concord River Valley:
Yesterday we managed about 35 miles on the tandem. One highlight was Dudley Rd off rt4. There's a farm (Greenwood Farm, I think) with a sign 1689. That road has been there a long time. Hasn't been re-paved since then either!
Real cyclists use toe clips.
With great bikes comes great responsibility.
Cycling with an old friend is always a treat.
Today it was west metro exploration: Starting in Belmont on Concord and found Trapelo to head west through Lincoln. Headed north and swung past Walden Pond. Ended up in Concord and headed west to pick up a snack and loaf of bread at Nashoba Brook Bakery (yum!). Turned around and the plan was to find the spur trail (Reformatory Branch) that would link up to the Minuteman. Surprised that it was a natural surface trail but the 23cs were up to the task. Found the Depot and the Minuteman Trail which is amazing! My favorite surprise was the crossing signals at trail crossings that actually stop traffic. Very cool!
- I saw a few spur (dirt) trails along the way. Google maps has some of these labeled, like dike trail. Does anyone know if you can ride bikes on these?
- I am very surprised that there are always uniformed police officers at all construction sites.
I really enjoy reading these posts. I'm absolutely dedicated to the brilliant observations of long time contributors and also the new insights from new folks. Nickel, I'll stop in at the bakery. I've not been to for a few years and it hasn't occurred to me the Charles River routes aren't clearly marked because I ride them fairly often. In both cases I'm inspired to ride these newly reviewed routes.
I've been riding same old, same old routes and a few days ago bailed out on a new variation of Burnt Swamp Rd to Cumberland because I was reminded I still haven't fully adopted the preventative maintenance thing. My shifter cable snapped so I'd notice my rear tire was worn halfway through the threads which, in turn, made the 1mm of rubber on the brake pads look....not that bad.
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Great Circle of Life amended vacation plans but my lacrosse player son adapted his plans to join me for a new 30 mile route through Millis, Norfolk, Wrentham and Franklin. sam no hands.jpg
Now we are planning a 2 or 3 day credit card tour later this week. I'm guessing we can manage 30-60 miles a day.
One idea is to ride out then train or ferry back.
Springfield or Pittsfield, MA?
Portland or Freeport, ME?
New London or Old Lyme, CT?
Coastal routes will be cooler but the westerley routes drop us at Framingham station close to home.
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Life is like riding a bicycle. In order to keep your balance, you must keep moving. ~Albert Einstein
Too much to write today, not enough time. Nickel, you are spot on. The MM is a very nice run, innit? Yes, Massachusetts is probably unusual in having a policeman at just about every construction site. Probably some union requirement or something. There are bunch of "spurs" off the MM. We've ridden parts of the Bedford-Billerica Narrow Gauge trail, mostly gravel but some paved near Bedford. I've never ridden the Reformatory trail, was told that it wasn't friendly to narrow tires, but your post inspires me to try it one day. Will have to check out Nashoba Brook Bakery (except that my tandem partner/sweetie doesn't do gluten .)
SPB, it sounds like you're having or planning to have some interesting adventures. Your pics report "Invalid attachment" but they sound intriguing anyway! I'm surprise that an old 2-wheel hound like yourself would be running a bike which, ahem, needs maintenance. A CC tour sounds like fun. We're hoping to do some on the tandem in the near future. In the meantime we have a 2-night trip planned with full camping gear, and we'll probably be accompanied by some other BF members from Maryland and NJ. Will post a report when it finally happens.
I did my commute again today. It was HOT. And humid. And did I mention that it was hot?
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Attached is a short and to the point maintenance guide covering the basic info for your CBR250.
While it isn't as detailed as the service manual it does cover the basics that are useful to know and specifications for parts.
Chain: CBR250R(J+K) + CBR250RR(L+N+R) : 428 Pitch, 136 Links
Chain Slack : 20 25mm
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It also covers what needs servicing when and even torque settings for which bolt!
Here is the complete service manual. it covers EVERYTHING.
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Please note that network logons also include shared file and printer access authentications. If your IIS server is sharing printers or files outside of IIS, you may need a different method of gathering these data.
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UMBC was run off the court by Arizona State on Friday as they blasted them 96-61 at Wells Fargo Arena.
Jahii Carson had 19 points for Arizona State and Jermaine Marshall chipped in with 19 points. Jahii Carson had 5 assists for them, while Jordan Bachynski was the team's top rebounder, grabbing 15 boards.
UMBC got 12 points from Malik Garner in a losing cause and another 12 points from Rodney Elliott. Malik Garner contributed 3 assists for them, while Brett Roseboro had 9 rebounds.
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She has reached her 7th cycle of community credit with Turame. She is seeking a loan with Kiva to increase her capital. She will buy a large quantity of bananas to extract the juice that will be turned into beer. She will then sell the beer for substantial profits. This activity helps her to cover some basic household expenses.
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We sleep, and at length awake to the still reality of a winter morning. The snow lies warm as cotton or down upon the window-sill; the broadened sash and frosted panes admit a dim and private light, which enhances the snug cheer within. The stillness of the morning is impressive... From the eaves and fences hang stalactites of snow, and in the yard stand stalagmites covering some concealed core. The trees and shrubs rear white arms to the sky on every side; and where were walls and fences we see fantastic forms stretching in the frolic gambols across the dusky landscape, as if nature had strewn her fresh designs over the fields by night as models for man's art.
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One wonders why Christians today get off so easily. Is it because unchristian Americans are that much better than unchristian Romans, or is our light so dim that the tormentor can't see it? What are the things we do that are worth persecuting?
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Adding another layer to the "this has all happened before and will happen again" phrase from the current "Battlestar Galactica" series: Word comes from The Hollywood Reporter that Universal has entered into negotiations with Glen A. Larson to write and produce a motion-picture version of the "Battlestar Galactica" property.
The new film version would have no connection to the Sci Fi television series, which is nearing an end. It would feature characters like Adama, Starbuck and Baltar, according to the Hollywood Reporter, but would be a new version.
Of course, "Battlestar Galactica" has had false starts, before, as well: Bryan Singer's version very nearly made it to television in 2001, as I wrote about here.
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I'm always searching for new places to ride with my two young boys. When the eldest was around 5 years, I figured White Ridge (then called White Mesa) was as good of a place as any to grit his teeth. Now that my youngest, Jacob, is developing his biking skills, I thought it might be fun to test the waters, again. I had my doubts, as we are kind of short on "trail worthy" steeds, but we made the best of it with what we had. Tye, the oldest, is on a dirtjumper that I purchased earlier this year, an the youngest, Jake, is on an Intense mini that just so happened to be the bike that Tye rode on his first time here. Anyway, White Ridges is, in my opinion, an awesome place for beginners. It really has everything you'd ever want in an MTB ride...views, tech, flow, you name it.:thumb:
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July is a great time to be a fan of local farmers' markets, with an amazing assortment of colors, tastes and textures. A simple look at the variety of carrots can lead to appetizing meals. This one dish used local products including butterhead lettuce, cabbage, carrots, broccoli and green beans.
David Lebovitz's recent post for chopped vegetable salad is more of a game plan than an actual recipe, but that's intentional. Ingredients should include the best available local foods, supplemented as you wish with a few extra items of your choice. Visit the market and plan from there. As he suggests, I lightly steamed the broccoli and green beans before chopping.
He does include a very simple to prepare (five ingredient) lemon-garlic dressing that matches the fresh produce perfectly.
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Pay attention: A simple discovery tool for ADHD
By Janis Siegel, Jewish Sound Correspondent
Israeli researchers from Tel Aviv University, the University of Haifa and the Goldschleger Eye Research Institute at Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer, found what they've called a "foolproof" method of diagnosing children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Given ADHD's uncodified set of symptoms, its unknown causes, and the many side effects of the methamphetamine-based drugs used to treat children who are diagnosed with it, according to the National Institutes of Health, it would be more than worthwhile for parents to direct their attention to the results of this newly published study, which simply observes a sufferer's micro-sized eye movements.
Although the study, published by Dr. Moshe Fried from TAU's Sackler Faculty of Medicine in the May 2014 issue of the journal "Vision Research," recommended using these drugs for the treatment of ADHD because its study reaffirmed they work. The reduction of misdiagnosed children who won't be exposed to amphetamines and stimulants like Adderall, and methylphenidate, the generic name for Ritalin and Concerta, could be significant.
"We had two objectives going into this research," Fried said in a university statement. Fried has been diagnosed with adult ADHD according to the report. "The first was to provide a new diagnostic tool for ADHD, and the second was to test whether ADHD medication really works — and we found that it does."
A simple and inexpensive 22-minute interval exercise can accurately diagnose the disorder.
"This test is affordable and accessible," said Fried, "rendering it a practical and foolproof tool for medical professionals. Eye movements tracked in this test are involuntary, so they constitute a sound physiological marker of ADHD."
Researchers recorded eye and eyelid movements, known as oculomotor movements, in two groups of 22 ADHD-diagnosed patients. One group was given Ritalin and the other received no medication.
Along with a third control group of 22 non-ADHD subjects, they all took the Variables of Attention Test, where each was measured against a known standard involuntary eye movement rate to show which attention-related mechanisms are affected by ADHD and to compare with the other groups.
Researchers found that the average small, involuntary, twitchy movements, called microsaccades, and the blink rates were higher in the ADHD groups. They also increased over the 22-minute period in both the medicated and the unmedicated groups, but in much quicker increments in the unmedicated group.
"With medication," wrote Fried in the study report, "the level and time course of the microsaccade rate were fully normalized to the control level, regardless of the time interval within trials. We suggest that ADHD subjects fail to maintain sufficient levels of arousal during a simple and prolonged task, which limits their ability to dynamically allocate attention while anticipating visual stimuli. This impairment normalizes with medication and its oculomotor quantification could potentially be used for differential diagnosis."
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 11 percent of children between 4 and 17 years old were diagnosed with ADHD in 2011. That's nearly 6 million children in 2014 population figures.
However, the U.S. National Institute of Drug Abuse has expressed concerns about serious concurrent side effects and long-term effects in the brains of those taking methamphetamines. The drugs can also change the function of the brain and the body of users, the agency said.
Because it increases the brain's output of dopamine, the "feel good" neurotransmitter, users "crash" when stopping it and want to feel good again, eventually wanting more due to damaged dopamine neurons. Even small doses can cause sleeplessness, loss of appetite, higher blood pressure, and a faster heartbeat, while users can also become more aggressive and irritable.
Researchers have also discovered that three years after stopping the drug, dopamine neurons were still damaged. To date, it is not known if they recover.
A 2008 study published in "Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America" cites evidence that treating preschoolers would curb the onset of ADHD earlier, but admitted that the long-term effects of treating children that young are unknown.
And a large 2014 study, the Premarket Safety and Efficacy Studies for ADHD Medications in Children, which looked at 32 clinical trials to recommend or reject the approval of 20 new ADHD drugs before the drugs were marketed, expressed pessimism.
That study evaluated the number of participants in the trials and documented the subjects' length of exposure in the ADHD drug trials before the drugs could be prescribed.
"It is unclear to what extent the long-term safety and efficacy of ADHD drugs have been evaluated prior to their market authorization," concluded the study.
Longtime Jewish Sound correspondent and freelance journalist Janis Siegel has covered international health research for SELF magazine and campaigns for Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.


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stage from Indian pharma companies be it Suven ,Glenmark ,Dr REddy, Cadilla,Sparc,Piramal life sciences & Biocon.For all u know innovation cd be the theme of this bull mkt in general also. The Indian pharma has managed to do wht the IT never even tried.So for me there is no choice of shifting
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I donot think that ban by USFDA on Indian Pharma companies were simple Administrative/Hygenic decision. These were Political decision too, because India was reluctant to honour Patent Rights as approved by USFDA, in toto. I also expect that Modi`s visit to USA in September would improve the status
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The Christian Defense Coalition and the National Clergy Council said they have offered two tickets to each of the 100 Senators and 435 House members for Gibson's film, which opens on Ash Wednesday.
"Regardless of any member's view, whether they are Christian, agnostic, Jewish, or some other faith, they will be deeply moved by the principles that Christ showed in his final 12 hours of life," said the Rev. Patrick Mahoney, director of the Christian Defense Coalition.
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"The stage didn't overwhelm him," said tight-ends coach Brian White.
That calm demeanor helped Middleton turn in the best night of the eight true freshmen who saw action, catching four passes for 35 yards.
"He played very well and he was communicating well," White said. "It's nice to see."
Indeed, Middleton, a Lakes High School graduate, gave ample evidence that he will live up to the hype after he was generally considered the best prospect in the state last season.
Middleton, who is 6 feet 5, 255 pounds, said he was just doing what comes naturally.
"Ever since I've been growing up, everywhere I've played, I've always had that mentality to do the best I can do," he said. "Be the kind of guy you can lean on. If they want to do that, then I'm ready for it."
While his receiving looked polished, Middleton said his blocking still is a work in progress, saying "I need to be more physical."
He'll get help in that department this week with the expected return of senior tight end Michael Gottlieb, whose absence due to a hamstring injury opened up the starting role for Middleton against the Ducks.
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Freshman tailback Chris Polk said the biggest thing the Huskies need to do to improve is "work harder and not go through the motions as much as we used to."
Pressed on whether he really thinks the team goes through the motions, Polk said "Not every play, but I think at times we weren't going 100 percent. We've got to stop that and start giving 110 percent every play."
Polk was held to 19 yards on 14 carries and said that while there were times there was nowhere to go, "I would say more than half of them I messed up. There were holes but I wasn't being patient. I guess rookie mistakes. There were holes, I just missed them."
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FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) — A 54-year-old Washington state motorcyclist who smashed into two people on bicycles during the last leg of a cross-country race from Florida to Alaska was sentenced to 16 months of confinement after making a plea arrangement.
The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner (http://bit.ly/vBoVYP ) reports Vik Livingston of Seattle had been charged with felony assault. Charges were reduced to misdemeanor counts as part of the agreement.
The plea deal was announced Monday.
Livingston in June 2010 was taking part in the Hoka Hey Challenge from Key West, Fla., to Homer, Alaska.
She fell asleep 50 miles south of Fairbanks on the Parks Highway and struck the bicyclists on the highway shoulder.
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I put 1/2 of my IRA into siri on friday @ 1.06 hoping for a rebalance Pop and placed a sell on 70% of it on a GTC till Monday close @ 1.21. Shoud I lower the sell to 1.02 or lower and just cut my losses because many say we are going to .80's.Then i can rebuy then and hope to go back over 1$
I'd get the hell out as close to 1.07 as I can. Maybe want to do a 1.09 PM order. I could see a PM head fake up then flat and/or down and/or big down day.
Finally some one gives me a objective answer to my question without judging me on my position.Gracias Senior
You really shouldn't be investing, geez "duke save me".
That's a bash technique. Pretend to be a naive investor. Notice that he uses proper investment lingo (not so naive) and notice that he manages insinuate and specify a drop in share price to .80 as if that's a natural and normal expectation. Nothing sincere about that post.