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Simply Henna
- Henna Tattoo Artist in Richmond, TX
- Travels up to 120 miles
- $75-150 an hour
- Free Quote
About Simply Henna
Wonderful Art Work
Tierney has done henna and facepainting on me and I am completely blown away by how wonderful the artwork is. The henna always last over week to almost two weeks. If you see her at a festival you have to stop and get artwork done. If you need someone for a party, I highly recommend her.
|Sonya S.
|Festival in Spring, TX
|Event Date:
|Jan 7, 2012
Wonderful Henna from An Amazing Woman
I received a henna tattoo from Tierney at the Crawfish Festival in Old Town Spring a few months ago. I didn't know exactly what I wanted, so she freehanded a design for me. She created a beautiful peacock on my arm, and it lasted for weeks! Her henna even smells divine! Tierney of Simply Henna has a wonderful personality and the artistic skill to match. I wholeheartedly recommend Simply Henna to anyone interested in having henna done.
|Alicia D.
|Festival in Spring, TX
|Event Date:
|May 15, 2011
I have found her lines are beautiful with her evenly dispersed Henna in a true flowing intricate patterns. Exquisite!!!
Treat yourself and guests to something unique and fun!
I want to have Simply Henna at all my Mid-town parties!
The hand of a true artist!
Simply Henna's Tierney has the eye and hands of a true artist.
I have found her lines are beautiful with her evenly dispersed Henna in a true flowing intricate patterns. Exquisite!!!
Treat yourself and guests to something unique and fun!
I want to have Simply Henna at all my Mid-town parties!
|Slink E.
|House Party in Houston, TX
|Event Date:
|Oct 15, 2010
Great work
I have henna done several times with Simply Henna, and I have always been pleased by the results.
|Chuck S.
|Convention/Trade Show in Houston, TX
|Event Date:
|Oct 16, 2010
Lovely work!
Tierney does beautiful work, I loved the butterfly she created for me.
|Festival in Corpus Christi, TX
|Event Date:
|Apr 17, 2011
The most amazing artist ever
This lovely woman is the best artist I have seen with henna and uses great quality product. I have also seen her do some of the most beautiful face and body paintings ever.
|Stacey R.
|Festival in Springfield, MA
|Event Date:
|May 13, 2011
Best Baby Belly Henna!
Getting my belly hennaed was so relaxing! As a first-time mom, I was nervous about the unknown and a little unsure of all the changes to my body but the henna made me focus on how beautiful my belly really was. She really took the time to make the design important to me- the symbols she used made me feel blessed and protected and the process she used made me feel so honored. It stayed on for two and a half weeks but since I still hadn't gone into labor (even though I was past my due date by a week) I had it done again- my worries melted away and I went into labor 8 hours later! Thank you, Simply Henna!
|Laura B.
|Religious Celebration in Katy, TX
|Event Date:
|May 14, 2011
Awesome Henna!
My girlfriend has gotten henna from Tierney a couple of times. Each time, she's been able to take an idea (Well, I was kinda thinking of a peacock...") and turning it into a WOW! that she gets compliments on for days. Great price too, if I recall. Highly recommended.
|Lou M.
|Festival in Austin, TX
|Event Date:
|Apr 23, 2011
Very talented
I had the pleasure of experiencing Simply Henna during a fair in April. She was wonderful! Extremely talented and friendly. She took what I had wanted from her catalog of pictures and expanding it to make it mine after only chatting with me for 10 minutes. Whenever I have my wedding or a large gathering of friends and family, I will definitely be calling Simply Henna
|Kelley G.
|Fair in Bastrop, TX
|Event Date:
|Apr 16, 2011
Wonderful Henna!
Tierney came out for a private appoinment to my home last night to do henna on my pregnant belly. She paid attention to my ideas and incorporated it into a flowing design that last till two days before i delivered my baby girl. It lasted over three weeks! I was amazed!!
|Priced Fairly
|Catherine L.
|house wife
|House Party in Houston, TX
|Event Date:
|Jun 8, 2011
|Hired As:
|Henna Tattoo Artist
Wonderful Henna!
Tierney came out for a private appoinment to my home last night to do henna on my pregnant belly. She paid attention to my ideas and incorporated it into a flowing design that last till two days before i delivered my baby girl. It lasted over three weeks! I was amazed!!
|Priced Fairly
|Catherine L.
|house wife
|House Party in Houston, TX
|Event Date:
|Jun 8, 2011
|Hired As:
|Henna Tattoo Artist
Review by Carol W.
Tierney, as an artist, and Henna tattooist (if that's even a word) is so talented. She freehanded an intricate design on my hand going up my arm that was beautiful. She uses quality henna, it lasted for weeks! She has gotten even better since she did mine..... Crazy talented this beautiful lady is.....!
|Priced Fairly
|Carol W.
|Festival in Spring, TX
|Event Date:
|Apr 18, 2009
|Hired As:
|Henna Tattoo Artist
Review by Mary A. T.
I got Henna done the 1st time by Tierney at Pagan Pride Day in Houston at the Last Concert Cafe last yr. I was tickled that I also got a reading during the Henna application. I got another Henna from her along with my 22 yr old daughter at a 4 day festival in April of this yr. Her work is very detailed and she takes time, listens to her spirit when doing the application so it is not just a physical experience but spiritual as well. I am very happy with her work!
|Mary A. T.
|Festival in Houston, TX
|Event Date:
|Sep 30, 2010
Review by Tommy W.
Tie's henna stains perfectly and does not take long to saturate your skin. Her custom artwork is amazing. I've had several ideas in my head brought to life by Tie, with each of them being more beautiful than I could imagine. She is worth more than she charges!
|Tommy W.
|Festival in Fairfield, TX
|Event Date:
|Apr 16, 2011
Booking Info
- Typical Gig: 30 - 300 minutes
- Fee: $75-150 an hour
- Languages: English
Native to Southeast Texas Tierney discovered the love of henna at the age of 15 when invited by a friend to an Indian Wedding where the night before she has her hands decorated in honor of the ceremony. For the past 15 years she has been doing henna professionally in the Houston area and many other Texas cities for various events from Festivals, Birthday Parties, Weddings and even at Campouts.
Along with Henna She has been providing Face and Body Painting for private parties, events and festivals. Also the Volunteer Face painter for M D Anderson in Houston Texas. She loves making the children and adults smile!
She is able to work private parties, corporate events and smaller events like bridal showers, bachelorette parties.
She makes her own paste for each event with top quality natural henna power that is PPD free and the best essential oils so that it is safe for Everyone from kids to Expecting Mothers. All designs are done free hand and never by stencil with the exception of a circle *that's got to be perfect!*. She is able to do from the simplest design to the intricate of bridal henna.
About Booking
Whether you hire Simply Henna or another Henna Tattoo Artist for your Richmond event, we strongly recommend that all communication be kept on the GigSalad booking platform as you book your Henna Tattoo Artist. When you do, we're able to offer numerous benefits that we cannot guarantee if you take communication or deposit payment off the GigSalad website. Our booking system is easy to use and handles secure deposit payments from you to the Richmond Henna Tattoo Artist of your choice.
Be sure that the quote/agreement your Henna Tattoo Artist sends you outlines performance fees, travel fees, extras, arrival and departure times, cancellation policy, insurance information and other applicable details.
The team providing the talent:
Tierney Lyons
Setup Requirements
From a simple chair to full-blown stage and lighting, there are certain configurations and needs that many performers and service providers require in order to provide the best possible experience at your event. Get a free quote request to check with Simply Henna to find out what their setup requirements are.Free Quote Request
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Sirio MD 118-137 Aviation Antenna
Dipole 1/2 ? with loaded radial covering the frequency range of 118-137 MHz for aeronautical band. The whip is made of black chromed stainless steel and all the metallic components are of brass or steel to get the best robustness. Thanks to its loaded radial MD 118-137 Aviation doesn't need any metallic ground plane and it is particularly recommended for installation on small aircraft.
Suitable for aeronautical service, Omnidirectional
Mono-band, Unity-gain
Recommended for installation on small aircraft
Flexible stainless steel radial
Electrical Data
Type: Dipole 1/2 ? with loaded radial
Frequency range: 118-137 MHz for areonautical band
Impedance: 50O
Radiation (H-plane): 360° omnidirectional
Polarization: linear vertical
Gain: 0 dBd - 2.15 dBi
Max. Power (CW) @ 30°C: 50 Watts
Cable Lenght / Type: 5m / RG 58
Cable connector: FME-female, other type on request
Mechanical Data
Materials: Stainless Steel 17/7 PH, Nylon, Chromed Brass, Zamac
Wind resistance: 220 Km/h
Height (approx.): 760 mm
Weight (approx.): 330 gr
Mounting Hole: Ø 14 mm
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In Greece, the conservative New Democracy party eked out a slim victory in Sunday's parliamentary elections over Syriza, the radical-left group that vowed to ditch Athens' multibillion-dollar rescue deals and the harsh austerity measures they entailed.
ATHENS, Greece — Weeks of political paralysis look set to end in Greece with the election of parties that support the country's international bailout agreements, but the question now turns to whether a fragile new government can deal effectively with a tanking economy and popular unrest.
The conservative New Democracy party eked out a slim victory in Sunday's parliamentary election over Syriza, the radical-left group that vowed to ditch Athens' multibillion-dollar rescue deals and the harsh austerity measures they entailed. European officials had warned that such a move would result in Greece's expulsion from the eurozone.
The imminent threat was alleviated somewhat by New Democracy's first-place finish. While the center-right party did not garner enough seats in parliament to govern on its own, it has a strong shot at forming a coalition or coming to some sort of arrangement with other parties willing to honor the bailout deals, including the socialist PASOK party, which came in third.
But time is of the essence as recession and social deterioration worsen in debt-ridden Greece. Gripped by political instability since an inconclusive election last month and burdened with an increasingly dysfunctional government, the country is in danger of slipping further behind in meeting the deficit-cutting targets demanded by its creditors, spurring speculation it may yet have to seek its third bailout in three years.
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Antonis Samaras, the New Democracy leader and potential new prime minister, urged his rivals to join him in a new government dedicated to promoting economic recovery. Talks will start in earnest Monday; with more seats for his party in parliament this time, Samaras hopes to succeed where he failed after topping the polls May 6.
"We are determined to do what it takes, and do it fast," Samaras told supporters Sunday night after declaring victory.
He said that Greeks had voted "to stay anchored with the euro, remain an integral part of the eurozone, honor the country's commitments and foster growth. This is a victory for all Europe."
Any administration headed by Samaras, however, is likely to enjoy only a weak mandate. New Democracy won 29.8 percent of the vote, just ahead of Syriza's 26.8 percent, with 94 percent of the vote counted; only a 50-seat bonus automatically awarded to the first-place party gives New Democracy a large leading bloc in the 300-member parliament.
The results also confirmed the stridently anti-austerity Syriza as Greece's main opposition party, consolidating its breakthrough second-place finish in last month's voting, which shocked many Greeks and other Europeans as well. The party's leader, 37-year-old Alexis Tsipras, now has an official platform from which to keep up his populist hammering at the bailout agreements and to strengthen his power base among young people and others fed up with cronyism and corruption in Greek politics.
Tsipras, a charismatic former student activist, gave no indication Sunday night of any intention to join a power-sharing government alongside those he denounces as yesterday's leaders. Instead, he pledged to hold Samaras' feet to the fire.
"We will not sacrifice our position," Tsipras said. "We will also demand that. the government take note and take action for the benefit of the country. We should all know that austerity measures. cannot continue, because they have not been ratified by the people."
Locked out of the financial markets, Athens has had to accede to brutal spending cuts in exchange for foreign loans to stay afloat, including a $145 billion bailout package in 2010 and a second rescue deal last year that was worth $170 billion. The country is into its fifth consecutive year of recession, a breathtaking economic contraction marked by galloping rates of unemployment, poverty and homelessness.
In a measure of how much Syriza has shifted the terms of debate, even New Democracy now insists on the need to modify some elements of the bailout package that it previously approved together with PASOK, the socialist party.
"We will work together with our partners in Europe in order to supplement the current policy mix with growth-enhancement policies," Samaras said.
European capitals greeted Samaras' victory with relief and a hint that they might be willing to bend a little, perhaps by offering Greece more time to meet its spending and loan-repayment targets. Within weeks, Athens is supposed to detail about $14 billion in further budget cuts.
In a joint statement, eurozone officials said they remained "convinced that continued fiscal and structural reforms are Greece's best guarantee to overcome the current economic and social challenges." But Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle of Germany, Europe's de facto paymaster, told German radio that, though "there cannot be substantial changes to the agreements," he could "well imagine talking again about timelines."
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The new EU funds will go to agencies that provide shelter and medical aid and for other humanitarian efforts, Kristalina Georgieva, EU commissioner for humanitarian aid, said at a foreign ministers meeting in Cyprus.
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French officials have acknowledged providing communications and other non-lethal equipment to Syrian rebel forces, but say they won't provide weapons without international agreement.
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The three U.S. senators took a tougher stance as they addressed the Ambrosetti Forum, a gathering of political and business leaders on the shores of Lake Como in Italy.
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Morality Play: Universal Concerns, Not Cultural Values, May Shape Kids' Developing Notions of Right and Wrong
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A 10-year-old Chinese boy listens intently as a visiting researcher tells him a story. It begins pleasantly enough: A boy named Xiaoming goes to a park and meets a child playing with a new ball. But after joining in the fun, Xiaoming decides that he wants to play with the ball alone. So he hits the other child, knocks him down and lunges for the ball. The victim hangs on to the ball and runs home crying.
Meanwhile, Xiaoming's mother witnesses the whole encounter.
Not surprisingly, she is horrified. The researcher describes four possible actions taken by Xiaoming's mother. In one, she reasons with the boy, telling him to remember how it felt to be hit by another child and to imagine how his playmate in the park now feels. In another, she says it's shameful to hit other children and asks why Xiaoming can't behave as well as his friends do. In a third, the mother says that Xiaoming's behavior embarrassed her and makes their family look bad.
For her final go-round, Xiaoming's mother says that she loves him less when he misbehaves. She's so upset about the park incident that she tells the boy to "just go away."
Some of these tactics hit close to home for the real-life Chinese boy. He lives in a mountain village with no computers and few televisions. Adults there teach traditional Chinese values of maintaining harmonious relationships and fulfilling duties to family members. Village parents often talk of the shame that children bring to their families by acting disruptively and of the difficulty in loving a bad son or daughter. Many urban Chinese have gravitated away from these traditional principles over the past 20 years, but not most rural folk.
So it comes as a surprise that the village boy ranks reasoning as the mother's best tactic for setting Xiaoming straight. His explanation: Someone who knocks down other children needs prodding from Mom to realize how it feels to be bullied. That insight will make Xiaoming a better person.
A parent who appeals to family shame, makes unfavorable comparisons with others or threatens to deny love can emotionally burden her child, the boy asserts. In the boy's opinion, Xiaoming "will weep painfully in a corner" after hearing that his mother loves him less for pushing another child. He'll suspect that his mother doesn't really care about him and will be sadder in the future even if he is better behaved.
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Other rural Chinese kids, as well as city children in China and Canada, generally agree with the village boy's opinions, says psychologist Charles Helwig of the University of Toronto. His new findings support the idea that universal concerns among children--such as a need to feel in control of one's behavior and disapproval of harming others--shape moral development far more than cultural values do.
"It's remarkable how little cultural variation we have found in developmental patterns of moral reasoning," says Helwig, who presented his results in Park City, Utah, at the recent annual meeting of the Jean Piaget Society.
Helwig and like-minded researchers don't assume that kids' universal responses spring from a biologically innate moral-reasoning capacity. Instead, they say, children gradually devise ways of evaluating core family relationships in different situations. Kids judge the fairness and effectiveness of their parents' approaches to punishing misbehavior, for example. These kinds of relationship issues are much the same across all cultures, from Helwig's perspective.
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Hi Dean,
Your multiAVCHD program is great, can't wait to see how your game manager turns out.
Which payload/hex are you using?
Hi Dean,
Your multiAVCHD program is great, can't wait to see how your game manager turns out.
Which payload/hex are you using?
I'm using a home-made usb with PIC controller (I think it has PSGroove 1.4).
Hi dean,
Your Game manager is coool like your multiAVCHD soft for PC go on
Nice work deanrr
For those of you who do not have FTP set up, there is an alternative method for using your modified options.ini file.
Just put it on your usb stick and use comgenie's filemanager to copy it.
#zoner: I hope you like the way I implemented AVCHD in this mod. Any suggestions are always welcome and thank you for starting/sharing the idea.
I like how you are backing up the original directory name so it can be changed back to the original name. Especially useful for compilations. It also looks a lot better than simple AVCHD manager.
A few suggestions for user selectable options.
1) Show the contents of compilations on seperate lines in the list (they will all have the same path). This will be useful if you have a large compilation that does not completely appear on the current version and will also aid finding a video if you are not sure which compilation it is on.
2) Show the length, video and audio fields from details.txt. The length will aid in deciding what to watch when you only have 2 hours spare as you could ignore all films over 2 hours.
3) Seperate screen for AVCHDs, this would allow the bottom of a long list to be navigated to by just 1 button press.
Yep, thanks. I'll see about it in the next updates.
Btw, there is a bug in the last release which shows 0.000GB for USB#2. My PS3 has 4 ports so I tested all 4 and now everything is okay. "Free space" is not reported for "Game disc" as it makes no sense.
Forgot to add the for FTP access you need to use "Anonymous" mode, just like for PS3 FTP server or blackbox.
Thanks for the share mate
Fantastic work my friend. Just tested it out and it looks much more organized and functional than all other offerings. Thank you!
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He's just wired differently than you. He's definitely wired differently than me, but we make pretty good teammates, and we both have had a lot of success in this stupid sport.
Here are a few of my goals:
1. Put in a lot of miles. I want to do more 100+ mile days, just because I love it. I wish I had more time.
...also train effectively, which I understand is not necessarily the same as logging tons of miles.
2. Get in better shape.
3. Start racing.
Here are two outlandish goals:
1. Do the "Roan Groan" Road Race (Johnson City Omnium), which has a 7 mile uphill finish, as my first race, and win it. Or at least survive it. There's also a crit and a tt. I want to do those, too.
2. This one is long-term. Race at a Cat 1 and/or pro level. Probably impossible. I'm already 32 yrs old. I'll probably never get there, having started so late in the game.
There's a lot of hand wringing over results here. Three of the most popular threads right now have to deal with results from this season, goals for next season, and limiters to success. I don't think I started any of those. The truth is folks in general spend a ponderous amount of time wishing they were better, faster, something anything more than they are now. It's one of the very human movements of the mind that mire us in dissatisfaction. The truth is the things that are most apt to to improve ones cycling aren't 'fun' in the let's go to the arcade and get a balloon kinda way. And they're usually not about duration, because frankly few of us race events that are epic in length on a regular basis. The things most folks need to work on are related to dealing with pain, improving performance in painful zones, and recovering quickly to be in pain again. The things that aid that also aren't fun in typically hedonistic ways. It's about rest, and diet, and more rest. And then pain. So we spend a lot of time and money and posts wanting things to be a particular way, and then frequently undermine our desires by not really doing what's called for or by doing them and hating them.
I remember my mom's friends asking me to train them in diet and exercise a number of decades back (like too many to count). They didn't really want to hear about balance and moderation or consistency. 'Weight watchers lets you have chocolate cake.' {SMH)
I can't wait to get skinny so I can have chocolate cake.
The question for folks is what's your goal. For my mom's friends it was 'to look good.' There was an end to achieve and they hated, viewed as an impediment, what they needed to do to achieve that goal. And of course in predictable ways as soon as they reached their goal it quickly receded and they lost sight of it again. So do you hate the painful intervals that you think necessary to obtain some race goal? Whether I'm hiking alone, riding, lifting, I like to push my body to see what it can do...for the sake of seeing what the body and mind can do. This is a lifestyle to me. I enjoy my lifestyle. For me exercise is just an extension of the rest of my practice. Racing as well. I'm racing against myself out there. So whether I'm doing 3x20s in my basement, TTing some climb, or hiking my local mountain, fun for me is living the life I've chosen. I do more meditation 1 on 1s a week than I put hours in on the bike. Should I like one more than the other? The goal for me is to continue to refine the mind so there's really no difference in the things I'm doing.
I've been feeling and thinking this, as well. Not just the bolded part, but I think that's a good summation. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
That made me think this:
I want to race, but maybe I want to do something more like RAAM. The pain and cold and dark alone-ness I felt when I did my solo century last month was comforting and familiar. All I had to do was draw upon my own resources, mentally and physically. Hell, in that light, it was easy. http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...tury?highlight=
I don't know if I can ever win a race, but life so far has shown me that I'm not breakable. Not really. I just wonder what I'm here for.
Pain and suffering don't matter. Winning really doesn't matter. Being better than others? No.
What matters is being self-actualized, doing a thing and doing it well. Using everything you have. No matter what you do.
For me, anyway.
Every step prepares me for the next, in one way or another. The total sum of my life experience is what I bring to the table. What I seek is a sense of fulfillment, and, hopefully, a life not wasted.
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Gary - You sound grumpy this morning.
I'm not seeing what you're seeing in the threads you've mentioned, probably due to our respective affective filters. What I'm seeing, for the most part, is people expressing goals which stretch their personal limits, the willingness to do the work required, and in some cases disappointment that their life doesn't permit them the time and/or opportunity to do the required work. For some, the knowledge of what work is needed is lacking; for others, the goals are imprecise. But the consistent thread is "I want to get better," rather than "I want to get better than XXX." The goals are internal rather than external. And we're willing to skip the chocolate cake, even though we may backslide occasionally.
Demain, on roule!
1) Enter season at a more reasonable weight (currently 8 lbs less than beginning of 2013, would like to lose another 5-8).
2) Develop a more consistent training regime so that I can learn better how my body reacts to different things.
3) Enter and Finish at least 10 races in 2014.
4) One Podium finish in 2014.
Not really my racing performance, but racing in general:
1) Increase turnout at 2014 Leonardtown Crit so the race becomes a consistent part of the MABRA race schedule for years to come. Almost wasn't going to happen this year if I didn't step up to lead organizing.
I think most people will read gsteinb's comments and assume he is accusing people of being chocolate cake wanters just like his mom's friends, looking for a magic solution to meet their goals without any willingness to do hard work. I don't think that is the theme here, but I also don't think that's his point, it's more of an parable to support his point.
I see the point more as, if your goal is get a specific type of result, it's the wrong goal. The goal has to be the process itself.
I think that's a useful insight, but it's also important to acknowledge that there are degrees of everything. Nobody is here because they decided they wanted to win a bike race, then started trying to figure out how. People are here because they are motivated to ride their bikes hard, and motivated by competition. Both of those motivations are about the process, whether the good feeling of being strong or the thrill and heightened experience of a race. Frustration about "results" can obscure those basic motivations, but it was those motivations, and not the desire to get a specific result, that brought each of us into racing in the first place.
EDIT: We were looking at the date. The reston folks are attempting to hold a race at another venue.
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Other thoughts I've had:
1) Get more local businesses on board to provide food/drink to hopefully drawin sponsors. Hopefully can bring out more of the young active local crowd (a ton of those on base 20 minutes away) to improve the financial aspects of putting on the race.
2) Reduce logistics of teams bringing larger numbers. Have considered perhaps giving dedicated "pit" space with tents to teams that bring 5 or more racers.
3) Improve website with details on lodging/parking/etc. The club website is getting redone, the crit info needs to be better presented. This year's race had the details from last years up for a long time until the month or so before the race.
more than anything, like any religious or spiritual calling, this is about discipline. you know, just do it.
man, this thread blew up!
i read this and it really resonated as i feel the same way.
i think it is entirely possible to have aspirational goals and to still be happy in the moment. being content need not mean complacent.
we each find something in the sport (/hobby) that we want or need in our life. few of us will race a bike as our job, so we better find something in it that is meaningful at a deeper level. i assume that most folks who find them here have done just that, at some level. the beauty is that what one person takes out of it may not be what another takes out of it, and yet both people can get what they need and leave satisfied. it's not zero-sum.
it's also really easy to read some posts by people on this or any forum and draw conclusions about the rest of their lives. it's not hard to invent obsessions that may not exist in reality. it shouldn't be the case but it is harder to assume most of us walk away from the computer after posting and get on with the rest of life, like work, family, friends, and the universe of other non-biking interests (is that possible!?!).
If I can manage to put myself through 100miles of suffering and agony voluntarily chances are I can deal with life as it is, be it stressful events at work, relationship struggles etc when necessary. I also leave a "legacy" with my accomplishments and create a certain identity in my community and those who sorround me. I get to be known for something other than being a moocher. Last but not least, it keeps me in good physical and mental condition so I can live a better life at its fullest.
So yea, as simple as it is it fills my void 3 ways:
* Gives me health
* Gives me strength
* Provides an identity and sense of purpose.
May be sad but it is true. And I dont think it's sad. Whatever floats your boat.
PS. Lets not make it sound that pathetic... I only race bicycles because I can't afford to race motorcycles
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i'm amazed that this worked. All hail the power of the internets.
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interesting development. thanks for posting.
Wonderful - great Friday news.
FYI - their statement of "taking it seriously" makes me laugh. While in this case they actually did take it seriously and value these opinions - other companies use "take it seriously" as a stock phrase that's repeated ad nauseum: http://consumerist.com/tag/taking-it-seriously/
Just wait, State Farm will some how get the man to enforce a law that you can't cycle the road without insurance. Then they can sell you insurance for $500/year; also pay $90 a month to lock up to a light post. AKA lock up fee. LOL
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I actually didn't think this ad was as awful as it was made out to be - once I saw it - but it was pretty cheesy.
I like the Volvo ad with the Orbea Orca, but I have no idea what the car was in the ad.
I wonder how long they normally leave an ad in the rotation anyway?
Not that I'm... you know... cynical or anything.
Work: the 8 hours that separates bike rides.
It was still running on TV at lunch time today.
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The fall cohort of Media Skills Fellows, funded by the Bush Foundation, completed ten weeks of intensive learning on November 14, with the ripple effects already spreading out into various Twin Cities communities. The fellowship program focused on improving media skills with the specific goal of using these skills for better communication in/about/on behalf of each participant's community. Here are the eleven Media Skills Fellows in this cohort, and links to articles about each one:
Emilia Gonzalez Avalos — Dancer, mother, student, artist, activist • A Mexican immigrant, born in Mexico City, raised in Irapuato, Guanajuato and in Minnesota, she came to Minnesota to join her father. He had come to Minnesota years earlier, looking for better job opportunities and a better future for his family. Family separation, border consciousness and transnational economy shaped her life to become an immigration activist, feminist, and advocate for human rights. She is member of the Richfield Human Rights Commission, co-director of Kalpulli Ketzalcoatlicue Aztec dance group (Richfield and Bloomington communities) student, mother, and artist. [MORE]
Leyla Bari —'In-betweener' and 'first generation person' • Leyla Bari identifies herself as "a mixture of Palestinian, Bedouin, Russian/Ashkenazi Jewish lineage," adding that, "If I have to put a name to this identity I would say multi-racial, or multi ethnic, however I believe that this is an oversimplification, and feel like 'perpetual outsider' or 'in-betweener' is more accurate." As an "in-betweener," she said, "The community I identify strongest with is the globally expanding 1st generation community. Definitions of a first generation person vary, but like to define it as person who is the first person in their family to be raised entirely or primarily in another culture." [MORE]
Lee-Hoon Benson — One foot here and one in Malaysia • Coming to the Media Skills Fellowship without a lot of experience in social media, Lee-Hoon Benson appreciated the focus on tools. My single accomplishment is to lose my fear of social media," she wrote in the evaluation. "I think I know which ones I can use in my personal spheres to build community with like-minded people on a range of topics…. One thing I have learned is the proliferation of tools to communicate a message and ways to think about selecting the best tools for specific communication goals. The exposure and guidance to these tools at TCDP gave me more confidence in trying them." [MORE]
Oscar Del Sébastien — A responsibility to share • Born and raised in Texas, Oscar Del Sébastien came to Minnesota at the age of 15, "as a migrant worker in a migrant family." After completing high school, he "majored in confusion" at Moorhead State, but graduated from the University of Vermont with a degree in art and literature. After a decade in New England, he came home to Minnesota and became a teacher during the day and a musician after school hours. [MORE]
Lisa Deputie — Passionate about preventing child abuse • Born and raised in Chicago, Lisa Deputie moved to Minnesota in the 1990s. She works as a parent mentor in the Child Protection Clinic at William Mitchell College of Law, and with Prevent Child Abuse-Minnesota. Lisa said she appreciated the opportunity to learn about different cultures and communities from other members of the Media Skills Fellowship cohort. [MORE]
Jamie Keith — Getting local Native American news to a broader audience • Jamie Keith grew up on Navajo and Hopi Reservations in Arizona, and works for the Minnesota Youth Council. She's an active volunteer, working with the Ginew/Golden Eagles program at the Minneapolis American Indian Center, and volunteering in other youth-related programs in St. Paul. [MORE]
Sara Lopez — 'People from inside the community, working in the community' • "I have been working hard revamping and increasing the traffic of the Powderhorn 365 photography project Facebook page," reported Sara Lopez. "My boss is quite pleased because we are reaching way more people with Facebook! From 300 likes we went up to 360 likes! And between 30-50 people see posts now! This is huge because the site was literally dead just a few weeks ago. [MORE]
Jose Luis Morales — 'I love my community' • Jose Luis Morales was born in Nicaragua and grew up during the Sandinista revolution. He participated in the literacy brigades, teaching reaing and writing to others, and later worked as director of media for the Sistema Nacional de Publicidad, including radio work. After a change of government in 1990, he worked in publishing and sales and graphic design until moving to Minnesota in 2001. [MORE]
LaDonna Redmond — 'A different kind of voice in the media' • Ladonna Redmond moved to Minnesota from Chicago in 2010, and has been very active in food, environmental, and social justice groups in the Twin Cities, ranging from Neighborhoods Organizing for Change to Homegrown Minneapolis to urban farm projects. She also hosts a radio show — "It's Your Health" — on KMOJ. [MORE]
Debra Stone — Representing North Minneapolis • "For us on the North side, we are always pissed off at the media because they say crap about the north side," said Debra Stone. "I never thought of myself as a journalist until I was accepted into this media skills class. I was hung up on the fact that a journalist gets a MA degree from Medill and Columbia and you have to have all of these credentials and get accepted into this small, elite little group." [MORE]
Tiffany Vang — A strong voice from St. Paul's Frogtown neighborhood • Tiffany Vang is the blog star of the Media Skills Fellows! Her post on the Hmong 18 Clan Council and bride price policies got an all-time high of more than 67,000 page views and more than 700 comments, as well as responses posted as blogs and articles. [MORE]


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