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You might want to take alook at your navigation menu links. For me in IE8 and Firefox 3.6.8, About and Tutorials (the two with drop downs) appear twice and overlap other of the links depending on how the browser window is sized.
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I'm busy migrating content over, so it's not entirely complete yet, but hey:
Using b2evo 3.3.1, a whole bunch of plugins, a few hacks, and a lovely design made especially for me.
Let me know what you think!
Ah crap, I thought I'd solved that... what screen resolution are you using?
Thanks webfesto. Can you have a look at it now and let me know if it's fixed?
Still broke and probably caused by the in this snippet ( similar after your tutorials link )

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Yeah, I noticed that after I posted. I'll be fixing it later, I've been sidetracked on another project.
Actually I doubt it's the nbsp; . Because of the drop down lists, I actually have two overlapping menus and if it's not aligned exactly spot on it looks like crap. My solution so far has been to limit the body's max width, but I had the max set too high, and haven't accounted properly for smaller width screens.
Damn, I wish all computers were the same. Even when you get cross-browsers right, you've still got to deal with screen res.
Hi na3 -
Sorry I missed your reply before. Sounds like you're still working on it. I've got Notify me when a reply is posted checked now, so I'll be able to test for you if you post when you make some more changes.
That's ok. You're right, I'm still trying to fit it. I tested getting rid of the overlapping menus, which worked great up until I viewed the site in IE and Safari and saw that I'd have to add in browser specific CSS to get them to look right... and it wouldn't have solved the issue of viewing in a smaller screen res. than I am.
Sigh... it's something on the backburner for the moment whilst I work on other things. I note that recent stats say people view using screen res. higher than 1024x1280 and over time it's increasing, so hopefully a minority of people will have issues but the majority won't.
I've finally taken some time to fix the menus. They're not perfect, but it will do. If you're using anything but Firefox the menus won't quite look right - it's better than it was though.
When I look at it (Safari on a mac) the menu items on the edge of the black (videos and contact) are half are mostly in the white background and therefore don't show up.
Can you post a screenshot? (Or email me one) I assume you mean the links are too far down, rather than too far left or right?
(Sigh... screen resolutions will be the death of me.)
Seems to be a left/right thing
wow looks very good!! and a great example of a non-blog b2evo-site!!
Hmm, for some reason I didn't get notified that this thread had been updated.
Thanks lturner. I'm using Safari on Windows, so the padding looks ok to me. I'll have a bit more of a fiddle and hopefully solve the thing for good.
@nomad, thanks a lot. I can't take all the credit, as I had someone create a basic design to work from, but I'm very glad that you like it. It's a vast improvement to how I used to present my content, and represents a lot of hard work, so any positive feedback is really nice to hear. :)
Looks good simple and creative but my only concirn is and please dont get me wrong but i hate it if i have to scroll the bottom scroll bar in order to see the other part of the website's content. what am trying to imply is the width is too big dont you think it might be a very good idea if you made you site width a normal screen width lets say 960px that can be viewed from all computer screens without scrolling the bottom scroll bar?
my own opinion and i think if it upsets me it might also upset other tink about it admin but otherwise the site is great. simple stright to the point.
Thanks 50r for your feedback. As it happens I'm redesigning the site as we speak.
The site as it is currently was designed with the most common screen resolutions in use (probably at the time of a year or more ago). http://www.screen-resolution.com/common-screen-resolutions.php
'Normal' screen are bigger than 960px. (Actually I have a wider screen than the site is designed for originally too)
I do agree with you, but with limited time and me being a self-taught designer, I went with the average size purely out of convenience. The new design I'm working on will definitely work on smaller screens though.
It is a b2evo site, just with a custom template. In fact, you can see the b2evo link-back in the footer.
Thanks but I can't take credit for the logo. It was designed for me by a friend.
As for everyone else, thanks for the kind comments and feedback.
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The site as it is currently was designed with the most common screen resolutions in use (probably at the time of a year or more ago). http://www.screen-resolution.com/common-screen-resolutions.php
'Normal' screen are bigger than 960px. (Actually I have a wider screen than the site is designed for originally too)
As some one working on websites, that means you must have had interests in computers first. for that it means you have the love for new technology like having bigger screens and other new computer stuff.
But remember one thing most of the computer using community are either using 15 to 17 inches computer screens. how many people do you think are using laptops now and how many laptops have you ever seen displaying the page more than 1000px. believe me or make a research the widely used website dimension is not more than a thousand pixels or you can make it in percentage other than pixels so it will be volatile depending on the computer screen.
You seem to have me confused with a full-time web designer. I'm a puppeteer first, which is why I have the site. As someone who also has no money to pay for a web designer, I've learned to and do, code the template myself. I'm learning as I'm going and by no means should it be expected that the design is as 100% perfect as a full-time and trained designer would make it. It's also my site, so I'm less worried about fixing everything little thing on it as compared to being more perfectionist when it comes to working for someone else.
I linked to a page which shows screen resolution stats, but I realise it was the wrong one. This is the one I meant:
It shows an increasing trend towards larger screens, not including mobile devices. (If you *are* complaining because you're using a mobile, then good for you: I don't have an iPhone or anything similar and as I haven't learned anything about style for mobiles yet, I haven't made any specific layouts for them. It's on my 'to do' list and has been for a while)
I'm not sure what you're arguing about, because I have looked at statistics which show that the large majority of people are using screen resolutions higher than 1024x768 with about 15% using 1024x768, and 1% using smaller.
My own logs of the site itself show roughly similar stats, with about 85% using higher screen res. than 1000px and about 15% with less than that. About 10% of my visitors use a mobile phone.
And again: I'm redesigning the site so it works for smaller screens. I'm AGREEING with you. I'd like to know how you came to the conclusion about the 15-17 inches though:
if you have a link to more up-to-date stats on what people are using, I'll gladly take a look at it.
Could you link to somewhere on that site that posts more up-to-date info on stats for screen resolution?
Or any other reputable source for such stats?
I don't really know where to find stats like that but a quick google suggests higher than 1000px is most popular:
Otherwise, please stop attempting to flame me about something that I already told you I'm in the process of doing, and agree with. Twice.
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Kayla Causey started drinking alcohol at 10 years old, and her addiction landed her in a rehabilitation center for six months last year.
With a history of alcoholism in the family and resources easily within her reach, it wasn't difficult to slip into that life, said Kayla, now 16.After finishing her 12-step rehab program, Kayla sought long-term help at the Oklahoma Outreach Sober School. The outreach school is one of only 19 of its kind in the nation.
The school helps Oklahoma City-area teenagers recover from drug and alcohol addictions, while allowing them to finish their high school educations.Rather than returning to the public school system, the school's teenagers learn through Web-based classes and participate in daily counseling sessions and drug-free activities, said the school's program director Tina Barker."The more long-term sobriety they have, the better chance they have at life," Barker said. "We want to get them through this hurdle in their lives. . . and get them in that new environment that doesn't require drugs or alcohol."
Fourteen teenagers have graduated from the school since it opened in 2006. The Oklahoma Outreach Foundation provides funding for the school's operations and student treatment programs, Barker said.Students must already complete a rehab program before enrolling and must agree to follow a recovery plan led by the school. But each student's situation is different, so overcoming a drug-addiction might be easier for some than others, Barker said.
"We're talking meth addictions, alcohol — everything from hard drugs down to drinking Freon — just incredible things to end their life," Barker said.
Though the average student is 17 years old, Barker said she's worked with some as young as 14 and others that started their drug addictions as early as third grade."It's that void in their life that they're trying to fill for whatever reason," she said. "We want to get them through this hurdle and get them in that new environment, where they don't have to turn to drugs and alcohol."
During her three months with the program, Kayla said, her transition back to a drug-free life has been made easier by the supportive and stable environment at the outreach school.
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State Trooper Gary Salvatore said Schneider confronted Vorhes for being intimate with another woman at the bar. The two men argued and then left The Cave that evening, the trooper said.
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"When the dancers took to the promenade
Well my heart leapt high
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Of the feeling I'd stifled for so many years
Tell me how do you
How do you feel
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A ballad of Dingus Magee
Reading the obituary of David Markson (pictured) in the New York Times yesterday made me hope that in the Afterlife I'll have time to read what 20th-century literature I missed and shouldn't have. Times writer Bruce Weber makes the pertinent point: Markson was a novelist known mainly to other writers of his time.
I hate it when I find a person whose work I should have known in his or her lifetime because I come across an obituary, especially when this writer did such a glorious thing as to title a 1965 novel The Ballad of Dingus Magee.
I like Markson even more because of the sheer fact that he wrote his Columbia master's thesis on Under the Volcano, a novel that blew my mind in my early 20s. He was later friends with Malcolm Lowry himself, and also Conrad Aiken. Markson drank his beer at the Lion's Head, in Manhattan, so perhaps he ran into Frederick Exley, too.
Bruce Weber notes in his obit:
David Markson, whose wry, elliptical novels probing the scattered mind of the artist and the unruly craft of making art were frequently called postmodern and experimental and almost always surprisingly engaging and underappreciated, died Friday in his Greenwich Village apartment. He was 82.
His former wife, Elaine Markson, who was also his literary agent, said that the cause of death had not been established but that he had had cancer.
Though his books — including "Springer's Progress" (1977), "Wittgenstein's Mistress" (1988) and "This Is Not a Novel" (2001) — were often admiringly reviewed, Mr. Markson was a novelist well known largely to other novelists. This was partly because he was a central figure in the Village writing scene in the 1960s, a frequenter of literary watering holes like the Lion's Head, but also because he eschewed conventional novelistic forms and tropes. Like other experimentalists, he made the form of the novel, at least in part, its subject.
Marrying your agent — is that or is that not a smart move? Mmm. . .
What grabbed me most about Markson, however, was his trajectory as a fiction writer: in his early to mid-part of his career, he wrote crime novels, and in the last third of his life, from the 1970s to 2007, wrote his masterpieces. Did he wait? Did he need the money of more popular genres when he was younger?
But. . .The Ballad of Dingus Magee. My god, what a wonderfully rotten character name. This novel is a "western spoof," and the trailer below, for the film version, Dirty Dingus Magee, starring Frank Sinantra (of all people!), serves as enough of an indicator that this was a probable model for Blazing Saddles:
It's all there — the frontier whorehouse, the inept American cavalry, and every stereotypical angle Hollywood ever took on depictions of Native Americans, including both Sinatra and a white actress in heavy make-up. It is a spoof, to be sure, to the degree that it spoofs itself. Why didn't Dirty Dingus Magee become a cult film? Perhaps Mike Harvkey knows.
Dirty Dingus Magee was not the working title of the film, but somehow it became the eventual name. One might wonder, as T/S'er Jeff Koyen asked me, how a 1970 "western spoof" starring Frank Sinatra did at the box office a year after Easy Rider?
"Dingus" has really only one main English slang translation: it means "penis." It's a 19th century euphemism derived from the German word, ding, meaning "thing." According to the book Sexual Slang: A Compendium of Offbeat Words and Colorful Phrases from Shakespeare to Today (1993), "dingus" can also mean "dildo."
Sure, you can use "dingus" in the same way you might say, "Whatchamacalit" — as a nonsense placeholder. But I've never heard it used that way, and would laugh if I did, because the few times I've ever heard "dingus" used, it was in the correct way, in a Norman-Mailer-style sentence referring to a "giant dingus" or, "You stupid dingus."
I grew up around a lot of 1950s-era people. They had their own dirty slang. Imagine what a "dirty dingus" must be — that's who Frank Sinatra was on screen.
So, here's to David Markson, whose novels I have not yet read, and who I hope made a ton of loot off the film deal for The Ballad of Dingus Magee.
Read the full obit for Peter Hamil's writerly praise and Alice Denham's womanly praise.
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"I'm going up to see if the blueberries are ripe. Be right back," I told Bob. I jumped in my old green Thunderbird that Bob called the Green Bean Machine.
I drove up past the blueberry patch just around the corner from our house, turned around and stopped on the side of the road, leaving the car running and the door open.
Kitchen Ade note: I added more carrots to the pot and doubled the amount of liquid to 1 cup beef broth and 1 cup red wine. I also added an additional 2 tablespoons of tomato paste, making the total amount of tomato paste used to ¼ cup. I did not thicken the gravy with flour, as I found it to be thick enough with just the onions. I baked the pot roast for three hours and it was fork tender.
Heat oil in a large, deep pan or Dutch oven over high heat until hot but not smoking. Brown meat well on all sides, about 2 to 3 minutes per side, and remove to a plate when done.
Recipe courtesy "Star Palate: Celebrity Cookbook for a Cure," by Tami Agassi and Kathy Casey, published in 2004 by Documentary Media, www.documentarymedia.com, with permission of the Marsha Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer Research, www.marsharivkin.org. Proceeds from the sale of this book went equally to the Marsha Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer, in Seattle, and The Breast Cancer Research Foundation in New York, www.bcrfcure.org.
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We had a wonderful time this weekend celebrating two birthdays. Great granddaughter Cecile lives in Washington and is visiting here, and her cousin Natalie, who lives in Anchorage is visiting here also and because we miss celebrating their birthdays in July and in February we have a birthday party for them in August. This is going to be a tradition from now on. It was so much fun. It started with Lily, our little friend from Seward whose birthday is in August about 5 years ago. She was not able to attend this year.
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Join narrator Benedict Cumberbatch on an extraordinary journey back in time to the Alaska of 70 million years ago. Through the latest in CGI technology, BBC Earth invites you to witness the most authentic dinosaur experience ever to be presented on the Giant Screen.
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Huge bone beds, found in Alaska and Alberta, reveal that pachyrhinosaurs roamed in vast herds. They very likely undertook epic migrations and had complex social lives, just as animals in large herds do today. Following them on their migrations, we encounter various other species they likely met and interacted with, including the fierce Nanuqsaurus, the top predator of the day.
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During this 45-minute long guided tour, you will get to peer through a periscope, touch a torpedo, climb in a bunk in the crew's quarters, and much more. You will learn how a submarine works and get a glimpse into how a crew of 85 lived and worked within the Blueback's hull for months at a time.
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Imagine the ultimate space vacation! Discover our solar system through a new set of eyes – a family from another star system seeking the perfect vacation spot. Fly over the surface of Pluto, our best known Dwarf Planet. Dive over the ice cliffs of Miranda. Sail through the rings of Saturn. Feel the lightning storms of Jupiter. And walk on the surface of Mars. Which destination would you choose? A solar system journey for space travelers of all ages.
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One of the larger differences between a position in Academia and a commercial business is that after-hours or weekend work is far less frequent. Every once in a while, though, there's something that you need to do that can't be done during the day. This weekend was one of those times.
Our central fileserver duties were, up until this weekend, run by a NetApp FAS3140 filer. It provided all of the NFS shares and iSCSI LUNs to all the machines around the college. It had a few different issues that made us want to replace it. namely it being long in the tooth, plus only having a single head / controller (I'm still not all that familiar with the NetApp nomenclature).
We replaced it with another filer yesterday, a 3210 with two controllers.
I'm really glad that I presented the Infrastructure Migration talk recently, because I used a lot of the things I talked about in those slides.
Part of the support agreement with our NetApp reseller was the actual installation, testing, and turn-up of the new filer, so our checklist basically had two major parts: prepare for the outage and recover from it. As you know or can imagine, when the central file server goes down, there's a non-trivial amount of work done to prepare the infrastructure.
You could approach this problem one of two ways. You could actually do it both ways in order to self-check for correctness.
The first way, and the way that I started, was to say, "alright, what's the least-important machines that rely on the filer?". Those need to turn off first. Then, the next important, then the next important, and so on. Importance is kind of a arbitrary judgement though; what I was really asking was, "what relies on this, but has nothing that relies on it?". These were things like desktop machines. Because desktop machines have nothing that rely on them (except users, and the users had been warned previously several times), they were to be the first to get shut-off.
The other way, which is probably more correct, is to start at the center and say, "what relies on the NetApp directly?". Create a list, then iterate through that list, asking the same question, "what relies on this?", and repeat until you're out of dependent systems. I didn't take this route because it generally takes more time and I started late. Next time, I imagine we'll make the checklist farther ahead in time, something I'll bring up at the post-mortem.
Overall, things went relatively smoothly. Of course, things almost always go smoothly. It's the whole "bringing it back up" that creates wrinkles, but it honestly didn't go badly. There were a couple of undocumented places on really old Solaris boxes which referenced the previous filer by name, as opposed to by CNAME (each of the major shares now has a CNAME that the clients point at…something like homedirs.domain.tld, but since this wasn't exclusively documented, we had to fix it manually.
Overall, I'm pretty happy, and now we've got a shiny new filer, and still have a disk shelf on the old one, so I can get a little more familiar with NetApp without breaking production ;-)
If you have any questions or suggestions of things that we could fix, please let me know by commenting below. Beware that this purchase was planned before I got here (in fact, they showed me the boxed-up filer during my interview months ago), so I won't be able to answer any "why did you pick this" type questions.


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UNITED NATIONS — Armed with tough Security Council sanctions, the U.N. and many nations began moving to isolate Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi from the international community in hopes of halting his deadly crackdown on protesters.
The council voted 15-0 late Saturday to impose an arms embargo and urged U.N. member countries to freeze the assets of Gadhafi, four of his sons and a daughter. The council also backed a travel ban on the Gadhafi family and close associates, including leaders of the revolutionary committees accused of much of the violence against regime opponents.
Council members additionally agreed to refer the Gadhafi regime's deadly crackdown on people protesting his rule to a permanent war crimes tribunal, the International Criminal Court in The Hague, for an investigation of possible crimes against humanity. The ICC's Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo was instructed to report back to the council in two months on his investigation.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, who had pushed the council to take urgent action, was due in Washington on Monday to discuss with President Barack Obama other possible measures that could be taken against the Libyan government.
"In the days ahead, we will look for similarly decisive steps from the U.N. General Assembly and the international community as a whole," Ban told the council late Saturday, commending members for taking "decisive action."
"Today's measures are tough," the U.N. chief said. "In the coming days, if needed, even bolder action may become necessary."
The 192-member U.N. General Assembly is meeting Tuesday to vote on a U.N. Human Rights Council recommendation to suspend Libya from the world organization's top human rights body.
The Security Council's unanimous vote after a long day of deliberations was welcomed by rights groups that had complained that the body charged with overseeing the world's peace and security was moving too slowly.
"With this decision, the Security Council has upheld its responsibility to protect the people of Libya from the violence unleashed against them by their own government, by taking steps to ensure that those responsible will be brought to account," said a joint statement from international human rights groups.
The Security Council "rose to the occasion and showed leaders worldwide that it will not tolerate the vicious repression of peaceful protesters," said Richard Dicker, director of Human Rights Watch's international justice program. "Gaddafi's henchmen are now on notice that if they give, tolerate or obey orders to fire on peaceful protesters they may find themselves in The Hague."
In an interview Sunday from Tripoli with ABC's "This Week" host Christiane Amanpour, Saif al-Islam Gadhafi, one of the Libyan leader's sons and a top adviser, said the U.N. economic sanctions were worthless because "we don't have money outside."
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The council agreed to set up a committee to monitor the sanctions, and impose additional ones on any other people and groups believed to be committing serious human rights abuses against Libyan citizens.
French Ambassador Gerard Araud said the unanimous referral of the case to the ICC signaled a new commitment by the international community to its responsibility to protect citizens.
"A wind of liberty and change is sweeping throughout the Arab world and I think the Security Council succeeded in responding to this new era of international relations," he said.
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VOL. LVI JANUARY, 1953 No. 3
Zhe Shawee rrail
OVERLOOKED by many historians of the Longhorn era,
the Shawnee Trail was the first of the three great cattle
trails from Texas to Kansas. From 1850 until the Chis-
holm Trail was opened in 1867, it was the chief route by which
Texas drovers took their cattle north, and it continued to carry
some of the plodding herds, in diminishing numbers, for at
least six more years. True, it never moved as many cattle as the
later Chisholm Trail or the still later Western Trail. Yet, in
its heyday, it was the biggest outlet that Texas had for its surplus
Trailing cattle to markets had been practiced since early times.
In America it was done in both the Spanish and the English
colonies. Under Spanish and Mexican rule, Texans had walked
some cattle into Louisiana, and they took more of them east in
the early years of the Republic. Trailing to the north began in
the early 1840's. The routes of the earliest herds are not known;
but, by 1850, when the volume of the northward drives began
to attract public notice, the dusty Shawnee Trail was the route
most commonly used. By that time, the gold rush was leading
some Texas cowmen to trail herds to California, yet most of them
sought northern markets.
Cattle drives from Texas to Missouri and other northern states
became larger in 1849 and 1850, especially in the latter year.
"Several droves of cattle have passed through this place en route
to Missouri," reported the Dallas Herald in June, 1850. "They
are brought mostly from the upper Brazos and are carried to
Missouri to be sold for beef or to furnish teams for California
'Quoted in the Texas State Gazette, July 6, 1850.
Texas State Historical Association. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 56, July 1952 - April, 1953. Austin, Texas. The Portal to Texas History. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth101145/. Accessed May 24, 2016.


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Public Libraries Nourishing the Mind
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The mission of public libraries is to nourish the mind. As it happens, the mind lives within the human body, so it's difficult to nourish the mind when the body is physically hungry. Whoever could imagine that libraries could be thoughtful? They can be if we want them to be.


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Swing for 3 year old
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We still have and use this one: http://www.amazon.com/Little-Tikes-Snug-Secure-Swing/dp/B003621UT4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1307454732&sr=8-2
"You have to accept whatever comes and the only important thing is that you meet it with the best you have to give." -- Eleanor Roosevelt
we still have one of the baby/toddler ones that locks closed so he cant fall out, but when we visit my dads he has regular swings that my son does great on them and can even swing by himself now so when we get new ones for our house i will be getting a regular childrens swing.
He has a toddler swing but is ready for a bigger- he wants to be able to get in and out easier and is fine at the part not in a baby swing. He does go on a big kid swing already with caution(ie my hand behind him slowly)
I think Ill get the one with the back. tnx
The one in the first picture looks good, but my daughter has been using a regular swing since she was about 18 months old and hasn't had a problem. Just saying it can be done. :)
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I know it can be done, I prefer a back on it though. He does use a regular as well but I feel its safer with the other style


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Now I'm all about staying healthy... But I sure do enjoy an ice cold IPA afterwards...or 2 or 3...
Here's my favorites,
Dogfish Head 90 IPA.. if I can't find that,
Dogfish Head 60 IPA.. if I can't find that,
Blue Moon...
What's in your fridge?
Now I'm all about staying healthy... But I sure do enjoy an ice cold IPA afterwards...or 2 or 3...
Here's my favorites,
Dogfish Head 90 IPA.. if I can't find that,
Dogfish Head 60 IPA.. if I can't find that,
Blue Moon...
What's in your fridge?
"Whenever you think you have something dummy-proof, someone builds a better idiot." - Wisdom overheard on the BF
I've been partial to Bud Lite with Lime as of late. Then consider I don't ride anymore it doesn't matter and I shouldn't drink alcohol anyway.
Bikes use brakes to stop.
If your bike has breaks, don't ride it.
Just about anything that New Belgium Brewery produces...and any local micro brew I can get my hands on. My local pub (well semi local ) brews a killer oatmeal creme stout that can be brought home in a growler. My perennial favorites from NB are 1554 and Fat Tire ale.
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Webshots is bailing out, if you find any of my posts with corrupt picture files and want to see them corrected please let me know. :(
ISO: A late 1980's Giant Iguana MTB frameset (or complete bike) 23" Red with yellow graphics.
"Cycling should be a way of life, not a hobby.
RIDE, YOU FOOL, RIDE!"_Nicodemus
"Steel: nearly a thousand years of metallurgical development
Aluminum: barely a hundred
Which one would you rather have under your butt at 30mph?"_krazygluon
My favorite for a few years now is Bell's Oberon.
Craig in Indy
Good old Budwieser, Miller, PBR, Schlitz, or a Shaffer. No designer "add fruit" beer for me.
Medications that I have to take daily will not mix with alcohol. So my favorite drink after a ride is 4 to 6 scoops chocolate ice cream, with 1 cup of milk and 6 tablespoons of Hershey's chocolate syrup, mixed in my blender.
Did I mention that I like chocolate?
Alcohol is against my religion so I enjoy a nice blue Gatorade.
The best thing about a bicycle is that it uses no gasoline, therefore the chance of fiery death is greatly reduced.
"Whenever you think you have something dummy-proof, someone builds a better idiot." - Wisdom overheard on the BF
After a long, hot ride: Dale's Pale Ale.
With food: Lefthand Sawtooth Ale. (Like Fat Tire, but crisper flavor).
All by it's self: Guinness. (The good stuff in the can with the nitrogen widget, not the bottled variant).
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The best thing about a bicycle is that it uses no gasoline, therefore the chance of fiery death is greatly reduced.
Anchor Steam or Sierra Nevada. Or whatever you bring over.
Mayflower Golden Ale. Made by a local brewery just up the road from me in Plymouth.
I am NOT religious . . . and I do NOT drink beer.
It's probably because I'm an Islander, but I LOVE drinking coconut water post ride!
Which beer company sponsored the event? That would be my favorite of the day..
This atheist likes a Sam Adams or Stella after riding. On tour last month we stayed in some places that could be considers slums. They didn't have beer but we could get Bud and Coors.
Bike riding New England gentleman.
Wine for me...makes my heart and legs happy
Not a big ale fan, but I have a few I can choke down. I understand why they're so common w/ the microbrewers though but am always surprised at their popularity. I'm a good pilsner guy, either the real Czech ones, some similar German and Belgium lager types, and look for any new microbrew pilsner I can find.
$2 pound-cans, at the tavern, or $5 pints of microbrews, at the brewpub [2 here]
[5L box of Rhine wine in the fridge, includes a free winter Saddle Cover, when MT]
Pilsner in Prague , Belgian in Kortrijk, Bavarian in Munich, Guiness in Galway.
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The tears of the poor bastitches whose souls I crushed sustains me! So you know I am malnourished.
Guiness, Shock Top, Sam Adams. I don't really do a post ride drink per se, but that is what I have in the ice box.
Wilier Izoard XP (Campagnolo Record)
Cinelli Xperience (SRAM Force)
Specialized Allez (SRAM Rival)
Bianchi Via Nirone 7 (Campagnolo Centaur)
I'll take an Anchor Steam if I can't get a dark stout or porter, but I much prefer a nice dark stout like Guinness, or even better a porter like Flying Dog's Gonzo Imperial Porter (my newest personal favorite and HIGHLY recommended to dark beer drinkers). A late-harvest Zinfandel will also do however.
Just your average 'high-functioning' lunatic, capable of passing as 'normal' for short periods of time.....
The difference between genius and stupidity is; genius has its limits. - Albert Einstein
We all know that light travels faster than sound. That's why certain people appear bright until you hear them speak. - Albert Einstein
One of my many favorites is Kilt Lifter, produced by the Pike Brewery in Seattle. It's a Scotch style ruby ale.


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This morning, I had to put together a retirement account for a relative. The mandate was:
- Broad diversification
- Individual stocks, no funds of any kind
- Only high quality companies with very strong balance sheets
- A history of dividend increases that exceed the rate of inflation
- Good current valuation
- No buy or sell changes for at least 10 years
- The account won't be accessible for 35 to 40 years
- Large companies that everyone would recognize and are likely to be around a long time; no small start-ups or midcaps.
- Some positions are legacy, though I could sell small amounts if necessary (e.g., Wal-Mart and Berkshire Hathaway)
- Dividends are to be automatically reinvested at no cost, plowed back into the company that paid them
- The initial funds in the plan are to split into fewer than 15 stocks.
- A list of "permanent" companies is to be made for future reference; every year, when more money is added to the plan, the cheapest stocks relative to intrinsic value on the list I created wil be added as new positions with the fresh funds until the portfolio has a total of 40-50 companies.
The problem I ran into is so many of the businesses I'd like to be buying right now are fully or overvalued. Hershey is a classic example – it's a brilliant business, with unmatched economics and a strong controlling shareholder. Yet, it's trading at a forward valuation multiple of 22. I do not think earnings will be growing by 15% per share for the foreseeable future, meaning it cannot be justified if I want to end up toward the upper end of the historical returns earned by equity ownership of this class of assets.
This meant a list of 50 to 100 companies I prepared got whittled down to only a handful of stocks, including the legacy positions. On top of this, I had to choose at least one stock from certain industries (e.g., at least one pharmaceutical) to meet the mandate. I couldn't just put 20% of the assets in Wells Fargo, which is clearly still a great deal right now for a long-term owner, even though it is a better deal than PepsiCo, which is also a fantastic long-term holding, just more expensively priced. This put me in the odd position of actually buying some of the very companies that I, myself, sold only three or four months ago, because the portfolio owner had a different set of objectives; this was to be a "my grandchildren will inherit this and I don't want to think about it between now and then so I'll accept slightly lower returns" portfolio, not a "make me the most money possible by being what Ben Graham would call an enterprising investor" portfolio.
In the end, the portfolio ended up with an earnings yield of 6.71% and a cash dividend yield of 2.83%. I'm more than satisfied given the parameters.
The valuation multiple and the growth rates are lower than S&P 500, but the dividend yield is twice as high. With all of the money being reinvested tax-free with no brokerage costs, it's slightly deceptive as the two figures are closer than one would imagine. Basically, I mirrored the long-term return potential of the index over very long periods of time, while avoiding companies that are likely to change substantially.
It has:
- 2 conglomerates
- 2 oil & natural gas giants
- 1 mining, metals, and minerals group
- 2 consumer staples powerhouses
- 1 restaurant
- 1 foodservice logistics company
- 2 soft drink & snack companies
- 1 discount retailer
- 1 bank
- 1 pharmaceutical
The actual holdings, including legacy positions bought several years ago, are:
- Berkshire Hathaway
- BHP Billiton
- Chevron
- Clorox
- Dr. Pepper Snapple Group
- Exxon Mobil
- General Electric
- GlaxoSmithKline
- McDonald's
- PepsiCo
- Procter & Gamble
- Sysco
- Wal-Mart Stores
- Wells Fargo & Company
As for weighting, the largest position is 9.75% of assets, the smallest 6.00%. I'll be glad to see that fall to 3% to 5% once the other positions are added in coming years because I turned over a sheet of 26 company names that would serve as a shopping list for future years until the portfolio reaches its target of 40-50 holdings. The money will compound tax-free for more than a generation, and even if a handful of the businesses go bankrupt, it should still result in a large increase in wealth despite the 30% to 50%+ drops that unquestionably will occur from time to time; that is the nature of the public securities markets, which can be volatile in the short-term.
The names on that list included many of the firms I, myself, would like to own at the right price – Brown Forman, Diageo, General Mills, McCormick, American Express, Johnson & Johnson, Colgate-Palmolive, Deere & Co., United Technologies, Kellogg's, Unilever, Coca-Cola, Tiffany & Company, Hormel, J.M. Smucker's, etc. There were a disproportionate number of food, beverage, and consumer staples companies because the nature of the mandate; I have no idea if Google will still be around in 50 years but I am near certain that most of the jam and jelly in the nation will come from Smucker's orchards.
Even the returns end up being just average, which is perfectly satisfactory, the risk relative to other portfolios I've seen is so much lower, I can't imagine an informed, rational investor losing any sleep, especially once the number of holdings has increased to the target range, which will take several years. The portfolio is already self-funding so that, in the coming years, tens of thousands of dollars in fresh, new money will get plowed back into the firms that distributed the cash to owners, increasing the equity stake held in the plan. Short of a Great Depression, it is all but assured based on a conservative projection of compounding, that as long as the contributions keep up with the projections, the account will be worth many million, perhaps even tens of millions, dollars by the time it can be tapped. That's what happens when you are talking about a near 40-year timeframe; the numbers start getting crazy once you pass 25 years.
The annual expenses on the portfolio are zero. As in $0.00. It's a large enough account the broker doesn't charge anything for dividend reinvestment and the commission for the initial purchase is less than $9 per position. Unless you are getting free trades as part of a bank (e.g., someone living in California might get free equity trades at Wells Fargo's brokerage division because they have their mortgage at the bank), it's impossible to get any more efficient. By retirement, total costs will likely have ended up being, at most, 1/10,00th of 1%. It will result in many hundreds of thousands of extra dollars in the end that would have gone to financial institutions.
The trades are all executed, and I prepared a group of spreadsheets for the account owner to track their share of the net earnings and cash dividends by position, industry, and total, which they can access from a secure link any time they feel like it.
It was a lot of fun to do over my morning cup of coffee, before I jumped into my own agenda list for the day. Still, I'll be much more satisfied when the roster includes at least a dozen or two dozen more names, which will come with time.


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I understand the appeal behind Brooks saddles once they are truly broken in, but I still prefer my Fizik Arione. What does the rest of the touring community prefer and why? Are there any riding conditions when one option beats the other flat out?
I understand the appeal behind Brooks saddles once they are truly broken in, but I still prefer my Fizik Arione. What does the rest of the touring community prefer and why? Are there any riding conditions when one option beats the other flat out?
I am a Brooks fan and probably will always be. Love the comfort and looks, hate the vulnerability to water though. The new Brooks Cambium (synthetic) will be my next saddle purchase on my touring bike because of the "no maintenance" claim.
I'm interested in that saddle as well. I wonder if any Brooks purists out there are offended by Brooks creating a synthetic saddle. I love being able to leave my synthetic saddle out in the rain.
I am Brooks fan with all my diamond framed bikes fitted with Brooks England saddles. My Surly Long Haul Trucker has a Brooks Flyer on it ... probably overkill but for the bike; a B17 would be fine.
After trying several saddles ... I like Brooks. I've got them on all my bicycles now.
I am not very fussy about saddles and have found the ones that came with my bikes were all OK for multi week or multi month tours. Of the saddles I have tried I think the Prologo Kappa is the one I'd buy if I was shopping for one today and the Brooks B17 the one I would not buy again. The B17 is the one saddle that I really disliked. The strange thing was that I found it OK when new and I disliked it a lot when it was fully broken in.
The WTB Volt that came with my new mountain bike seems pretty sweet, but I don't have enough miles on it to be positive how it will work out.
I am extremely fussy about saddles and have tried many and rejected most. I currently have about 1500 miles on a Selle Anatomica Titanico X and like it a lot. It might be the one.
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I'm not a fan of leather saddles for touring because they don't deal well with water. Yes there are solutions but I stay away from them.
I like the selle italia turbo and the san marcos rolls. They're old school racing saddles from back in the day when racers weren't riding minimalist saddles.
I've also used wtb saddles extensively and like them.
It would be nice to have something that was waterproof, as long as it had the shape of my Brooks B17.
As it is, I've got a rivet that's cocked a bit on a 10 year old B17. I'm trying to decide between the thicker leather of a Team Pro or rubber Cambium for the replacement.
SI Turbo > SM Concor Max > Brooks Pro > Fizik Vitesse. (weather resistance a Plus , on the NWet Coast), still have 2 bikes with the Hide,
aged 25 & 30 years .. they get a plastic bag over them in the rain, & Camp, overnight.
Is the C17 synthetic ? rubber comes from tree sap..
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All but one of my bikes are equipped with Selle Anatomica saddles. I'm a former Brooks users, but once I tried an Anatomica, I switched over. My mountain bike is the only bike I own/ride that doesn't have a Selle Anatomica (it sports a Selle Royal Saba).
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My brother's Brooks from the 1970's is still in fine shape. I don't think he has ever treated it with anything.
I prefer the comfort of leather. It breathes better than a synthetic saddle, and that helps keep me comfortable. Others may prefer a synthetic saddle, I get that, and I understand it. What I don't like seeing is the complete mistruth of the amount of coddling a leather saddle requires, it just isn't true.
For me, leather is the choice because of its breathability and the way it molds to me. It has gotten to the point that it just disappears.
Yeah, I just don't give it that much thought. I just ride. The saddle isn't that fragile. I only cover it if I will be in rain for a long time. It is really a non-issue to me,ut doesn't take any extra effort or thought.
The simple fact is that other types of saddles will wear out. The foam that provides their shape will collapse, and the plastic formers are as likely to sag and break as well. A properly attached Brooks will last a long, long time.
I just find it a bit odd that a simple, thin piece of plastic in the form of a shower cap should be a huge barrier to someone using a saddle that could be comfortable and last so long. I tend to look after my whole bike, and don't leave it out in the rain if it's humanly possible, whether a Brooks saddle or synthetic one was attached to it anyway.
By the way, isn't the San Marco Rolls covered in leather?
Dream. Dare. Do.
I like my leather saddles and use them extensively for different bikes. I won't take one touring but that's my preference.
I also think they're oversold. There are a lot of fanboys on this thread who are pretty defensive about Brooks saddle when the fact is that people have used all different kinds of saddles for touring and the OP, at the end of the day, will make up his mind based on his preferences.
The B17 that I had was in the rain a lot and was very very broken in to my anatomy in only two or three months. The funny thing is that it was probably broken in like some folks strive for but I hated it more the more it broke in. It was OK when new but nothing special and went downhill from there. It definitely wasn't worth the extra weight for me since for me it very quickly went from just OK to very poor comfort wise.
I am sure it is worth a little extra care for those who find them more comfortable and I recognize that the coddling required is pretty minimal. I'd probably not quibble over the extra care if I liked the saddle. I still would prefer not to need to run fenders and am inclined to balk at the extra weight.
Have Brooks, Sella Anatomica or GB leather saddles on my various bikes- each in their use more comfortable than the hoard of synthetic saddles they replaced. Frequently ride in rain or snow, slush, sleet etc., perhaps I may be a little more mindful about putting a bag over a leather saddle if I think the bike is going to be parked in the rain and if the saddle does get soggy wet - careful about letting it dry. Otherwise don't think about the leather saddle.
ride long & prosper
I have a brooks on my touring/daily commuter here in seattle.
It turned to jello.
Imagine jello on your bum.
I had an OEM synthetic saddle on my Fuji Touring which was OK. But the foam got squelchy wet and was most uncomfortable to sit on first thing in the morning if it had rained overnight. Then I started putting a plastic bag over it if rain was expected, and it was fine... until it rained during the day and soaked up the moisture to become squelchy again.
I've used saddles with smooth vinyl coverings on them, too. But they end up collecting the sweat from my butt and retaining it there. I've got off and there have been drops of sweat smeared across the saddle.
But as bikemig says, to each their own.
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Having a dream in which you are wearing a dress can mean a lot of things dependent on gender. In real life, the female dress is seen as a sign of femininity. Just as in real life, in dreams if you are wearing a dress, this relates to a level of femininity. If you are wearing the dress while in the middle of an opinionated conversation, or if you have been having an ongoing debate with someone in the waking world for some time, seeing yourself with a dress on in your dreams can represent a uniquely feminine perspective or outlook on the issue. Perhaps you have an outlook from the female point of view that you wish to express, or perhaps you have recently expressed that very outlook. Either way, the dress may be your subconscious letting you know that it is still an important issue to you.
The color of the dress may also matter. Because we associate the color white with holiness or purity, wearing a white dress in a dream could mean that you are seeing yourself as angelic, or seeing someone else that might be wearing it as holy. Perhaps something has happened to you recently where you were falsely accused of a crime, or where you were blamed for something that was not your fault and you were unable to express your feelings about it, or your side of the story. The white dress you were wearing in your dream has a dream meaning telling you that there are still unresolved issues from this altercation.
Finally, there could be a few things at play if you are man dreaming about wearing a dress. Dream meanings about dresses are usually associated with femininity. Because the dress stands for femininity, you could be at a stage in your life where you are subconsciously questioning your sexuality. Maybe your mind is trying to wrap itself around the malleability of gender for the first time. This is just one dream interpretation that could be going on here. There is a lot that dream interpretations have to say about dresses as symbols for the feminine, and it could be that you believe others are questioning your sexuality. Whatever the context of the dream, the dress usually has something to do with sexuality. Keep that in mind.
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joelle 2016-01-30 02:15:34
I had a dream of wearing white dress but it was a wedding one. Hope nothing bad might happen.
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mj 2016-01-18 04:03:57
I dreamt that I was wearing a white dress riding with these two men in a chariot. By the way I'm a girl.
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Acemckay 2015-12-12 13:51:53
I saw my girlfriend wearing a red dress, and shes so beautiful.. I thought that she might not recogniE me .. But im gladly she do recognize me. I told her to take a picture with me later..
If we see a WOMAN WEARING A RED DRESS means good luck in love. Is this true?
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Fay 2015-10-26 11:32:22
I dreamed a lady in a white dress was riding with me, suddenly she was in her own car in a different dress heading for the same destination as we were traveling together. What does this mean?
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Steve 2015-10-25 16:16:35
I saw a beautiful women in a long blue dress and felt that i was going to live happily ever after.
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Abubakar 2015-10-14 08:53:12
For sometime now my wife often see her self in a dream like a celebrant dressed gorgeously sometimes in a brown colour and at times white..please can someone provide me with the meaning that of this dream
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lornz 2015-09-22 23:18:49
I dream last time that I am busy prepering my self then I notice I am wearing a white dress all are white...I ask my self where I am going then my mind says in your wedding...then I saw a pair of shoes the other one is purple and the pair one is white I supposed to wear a purple but I better choose the white....then suddenly I heared a baby cry when I looked back it was a baby girl wearing a white dress too and she's so beautiful.like an angel......
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La 2015-08-27 10:29:51
had a dream about waeringa orange evening gown and that was the only thing that really stood out for me, and a family member saying i hope you win... like i was entering some kind of competition ,,,what does this mean ?
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Susan 2015-08-05 07:06:03
in 2 weeks time ,3 people have dreamt of seeing me in a white dress, 2 of them in a heaven like scenario.Would it have any meaning?
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Leslie 2015-07-13 16:07:25
i have a question will it was a weird I wanted to know what it means I had a dream about I was and a shower and then it was at night time very scary night time it was old scary house and there fog and middle of night out of no where I saw like girl starting at me though the curtains she was starting at me like for awhile her eyes where like yellow and white she was walking funny idk how she walks but yeah and then when I was done taking a shower and my dream she disappeared that's all I remember about my dream but idk what could it mean I don't know what it means
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jackie 2015-06-08 15:37:41
i had a dream a random lady told me with a big smile to wear all white. what does that means?
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Juliette Mc Kain 2015-06-04 16:04:56
my aunt dreamt she saw a lady hand a bag with a blcak dress to another aunt what does theat mean . my aunt is presently in court with her inlaws for land and property left to her by her decease husband and the family wants her out of the house
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Anshu 2015-03-22 02:11:04
Dreamed that i was wearing a yellow frock ......nd yellow baby hair clip in my hair ..........what's its meaning
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An 2015-03-12 00:41:54
I do have a dream last last night in my dream i found my self wearing a white dress while looking up the parade which some kind of start of a feast hmm... i didn't know what kind of feast. However i realized that while wearing the white dress i don't have a brassiere beneath. Just looking for a meaning of the dream i had. Just wandering then.
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Jennifer 2015-02-05 03:20:47
Im entering a dress shop and viewing the hanging dresses. Among the dresses there was a long dress hanging on the which i gotten attracted. i did pass by the dress without touching it at all. after few steps i did reverse back to that dress and still looking at it. and admiring the design of the dress.
could you interprete this dream to me. Thank you
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dalia 2015-02-07 17:47:13
I had the same exact dream o.o
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Spring Fling Special: Endless Summer Salon and Tan provides hair, tanning and spa services to the Newark, DE. Call 302-369-0455
Middletown, DE
We are a residential and commercial cleaning company, providing maid and janitorial services, interior cleaning, carpet cleaning, floor stripping, and waxing services
Waxing Services
The very best soy candles on the net. Soy candles in various sizes to buy for yourself or as a gift
ParaffinSoySoy CandlesScents
Newark, De
Delaware Classic Detail strives to offer the highest quality work at the most reasonable and affordable prices possible For the classic car owners, whether it's time to pull the car out of winter storage and c…
Engine Detailinghand washPolishAutomotive Detailing
Tampa, DE
William P. Mack, M.D. is a board certified surgeon who specializes in oculoplastic surgery and facial cosmetic surgery. Dr. Mack is a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS), an accredited council of …
Underarm WaxingLip WaxBack WaxingLeg Waxing
Marketing Consultants and Contract Co-ordinators for the Sale and Purchase of Petroleum Products and Petrochemicals
Bradenton, DE
Tire CleanerPolishPolishersMicrofiber
Service Car WashesSoft Cloth WashUndercarriage WashCar Wash & Detail Center
Rehoboth Beach, DE
New Castle, DE
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