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SRM crank Wireless PowerMeter - Science
The SRM PowerMeter Science is optimal for training institutions or medical-scientific institutions. It has a 2 times better accuracy (0.5% accuracy) than others SRM PowerMeter, making it optimal for these institutions.
An optimal training requires precise knowledge regarding the level and the currently driven performance. To navigate to the training optimally, certain data must be acquired. So the SRM PowerMeter measures the cadence, speed and current performance. The special feature is the point of measurement of performance. This is measured directly between crank and chainring and are thus the real power exerted by the driver again. The measurement is carried out by 8 strain with an overall accuracy of 0.5%.
Also recommended is the use in competition. The system can always drive in the optimum performance range and therefore make the most out of his body. So you can undercut his personal best even further.
Many professional cyclists and ambitious athletes use the potential of this system in different areas. From track cycling to mountain biking, the knowledge of one's power assets helps tremendously, thus ensuring unexpected success!
The package includes the SRM Wireless PowerMeter and cranks, chainrings and a cadence magnet. The power meter you can easily with a cycling computer that supports ANT + Sport, use.
NOTE: Contrary to the figure, the crank unit comes with practice Works chainrings.
Technical specifications:
Material Handle: aluminum
Material Power Meter: aluminum
Battery life PowerMeter: 1900 hours
Measurable cadence: 30-255 U / min
Measurable performance: 0-4096 watts
Accuracy Power Meter: +/- 0.5%
Data Transmission: Wireless
Standard: ANT +
Cranks: Shimano Octalink or Campagnolo
bolt circle diameter: standard 130 mm
Translation: 53-39 teeth
Length crank arms: 165, 167.5, 170, 172.5, 175, 177.5 or 180 mm
Q: 144.5 mm
Weight: 853G (without bottom bracket)
SRM Wireless PowerMeter 8
SRM crank unit
Practice Works chainrings
Cadence Magnet
Matching inner bearings are separately available in the shop!
Please follow the instructions for battery regulation


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November 4, 2011
Really sometimes just sucks! Everything these days is linked. Use your facebook to sign in here, link your yahoo to your google. Does is ever end?! Now my biggest beef is that I got a new cell phone, ALL of my blog photos are now in my phone AND I DON'T WANT THAT!!!! I can't figure out how the heck to get them off there because of course, it won't let me delete them. My old phone and my new are both android, my old phone didn't do this. I'm beyond frustrated right now. I want my blog photos deleted off my phone. I want to delete my yahoo account but can't because it'll delete my flickr account so I'll lose ALL my contacts, photos, favorites, groups, etc. Yahoo is the devil, now I'm stuck with it because starting over would just suck. WHY WHY WHY must everything be linked these days?!
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If you're a typical Wisconsinite, you're awfully fond of brandy. For decades, the state claimed to lead the nation in brandy consumption.
Now you can "drink local," with the release this week of three new brandies from Milwaukee's Great Lakes Distillery, the first of its Artisan Series fruit brandies.
Unlike traditional California grape brandies, these un-aged spirits -- Kirschwasser, Grappa and Pear Brandy Eau-de-Vie -- have more in common with European traditions, according to founder Guy Rehorst.
A traditional German drink, Kirschwasser is made by distilling fermented cherries. Grappa has its roots in Italy and is made from the skins, stems and seeds left over from the grape winemaking process. Pear Brandy Eau-de-Vie (French for "water of life") is made from Bartlett pears.
Clear and colorless, all three products are packaged at 80-proof in 375ml bottles. Only a few hundred bottles of each of the small-batch brandies will be available.
"They are very expensive to produce, but a small amount goes a long way," Rehorst says.
They brandies are local in more than one way. The Kirschwasser and Pear Eau-de-Vie were distilled from wine produced at AEppelTreow winery of Burlington, and the Grappa was made from Wisconsin-grown grapes. The labels show fruit painted by artist Claire MacKenzie, who happens to be the mother of Great Lakes distiller Doug MacKenzie.
Great Lakes Distillery, at 616 W. Virginia St., also produces Rehorst Premium Milwaukee Vodka, Rehorst Citrus & Honey flavored Vodka and Rehorst Premium Milwaukee Gin, as well as several seasonal spirits. (www.greatlakesdistillery.com/artisan.htm)


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Meet top U.S. cheesemaker at wine tasting at Pastiche
Katie Hedrich of LaClare Farms in Plain -- whose Evalon aged goat's milk cheese took the top prize at the 2011 U.S. Championship Cheese Contest -- will be on hand at a wine, goat cheese and cured-meat tasting March 25 at Pastiche Wines, the new shop above Pastiche Bistro in Bay View.
In addition to goat cheese, the tasting will include salami from Bolzano Artisan Meats presented by Scott Buer and Christin Johnstone-Buer, and wines selected by Pastiche.
The tasting is 2 to 4 p.m. and $30 a person. Only 20 openings are available, and tickets are available online.
Pastiche is at 3001 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.
- Firewise Barbecue food truck getting ready to roll
- McCormick & Schmick's closes Mayfair Mall restaurant after lease expires
- The building and the neighborhood draw Hamburger Mary's to the La Perla site
- East side Red Dot closes, but there's interest in opening a new bar there
- Philly Way closes in Walker's Point
- Phoenix affiliate buys La Perla building
- Dandan restaurant to open July 29 in the Third Ward
- Kasana will pop up at Great Lakes Distillery on the weekends for grilling and brunch
- New pub planned at shuttered Taylor & Dunn's; changes for Sake Tumi, Kabana Grill
- Pastry chef drops plans for west side bakery, joins Black Shoe Hospitality instead
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Hull have confirmed that they have taken Sunderland striker Danny Graham on a season-long loan deal as they look to battle to survival in their first year back in the Premier League.
Graham has struggled to make any impact since he switched from Swansea to Sunderland in January this year after the addition of Michu had seen his receive limited first-team opportunities at the Liberty stadium.
But the move came as a surprise given Graham's childhood support of Newcastle United, fierce rivals of Sunderland, and he received a mixed reception when he joined the Black Cats for £5m.
Having signed a three-and-a-half year deal, Graham made 11 appearances for the club, but failed to score a single goal as he struggled to adapt to life at Sunderland.
It didn't help that the manager that signed him, Martin O'Neill, was sacked at the end of March, and new boss Paolo Di Canio showed a reluctance to play Graham, which explains why he has been shipped out on loan so soon after his arrival.
Graham said on the move: "It's great to come to a club where everybody is on a high after winning promotion and I've only heard good things about this club.
"It's exactly the same as when I joined Swansea a couple of years ago, a club coming up into the Premier League. The stories for two clubs are very similar.
"I know I'm coming to a good club with a top manager, a fantastic stadium and some very good players."
Graham actually started his career at Middlesbrough – another of Newcastle's rivals – where he was sent on-loan to Darlington, Derby, Leeds United and Blackpool, before a final loan move to Carlisle United became a permanent move once his contract had run out at the Riverside.
Having spent two years at Carlisle, he then moved to Watford where he made his name, scoring 38 league goals in 91 appearances in the Championship, and 24 goals in 2010/11 saw him named top goalscorer and Championship player of the year.
He moved to Swansea for £3.5m where he had a solid record. He scored 15 goals in 54 league appearances, and scored against Chelsea in the Capital One Cup semi-final second leg during Swansea's triumphant cup run. However, Swansea felt he was surplus to requirements and allowed him to move on to Sunderland, but a below-par six months has seen him move to Hull for the 2013/14 season.


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Lot 154: Dos Contes: Le Centaure Picador, with 4 original engravings with burin by Pablo Picasso.
October Auction - Books, Prints, Paintings & Sculptures
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Live AuctionDescription: Dos Contes: Le Centaure Picador, with 4 original engravings with burin by Pablo Picasso. Reventos, Ramon. Paris, 1947. Copy for ROGER LACOURIERE, total edition 250 numbered copies. Folio (335 x 258 mm; 13-1/4 x 10-1/4 in.); text in French, illustrated with 4 original full-page black and white engravings with burin by Pablo Picasso; loose in Lana wove wrappers with title in a faxsimile of the artistss handwriting on the front, guarded the original wooden boards with ties, with burgundy title faxsimile of artists handwriting.
Condition Report: In very good condition. Complete condition report on request as well extra pictures.
Artist or Maker: Pablo Picasso - Ramon Reventos


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This is me in France on a mountain road called the Col du Platzerwasel. My jaunty hat was ruined the next day while I waited for hours in the rain to see a bunch of guys ride by on bikes for about 15 or 20 minutes.
The gentleman in the center is Alberto Contador from Spain and the gentleman on the left with no head is Lance Armstrong from Texas.
I cannot tell who these guys are while I am photographing them.
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My Life in Text
I'm reliving the last year by reading then erasing texts one at a time. Gems like: "R u here?," "Dude," "Yay, breakfast," "Sure," Ready for Pancakes," "Delayed," "M," "I'll check with Ted," "Hmmm?," "Look outside," "No," "Where are the grads?," "Be there in 15," and one of my favorites, "Want a cupcake?"
Saturday, July 04, 2009
Dirty Laundry
I took my laundry home to my mom's house this summer. I had about 9 months of laundry to do. No problem, she had it done in a couple of days. But my mom seemed a bit disappointed that I had also brought my dishes. Nine months of dirty dishes. But in my defense she has a dishwasher and I do not.
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Pepper Perfection
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A grill pan is an inexpensive and versatile kitchen wonder, and in tonight's menu, it's the secret to gently charred steak and peppers. After a hearty, earthy feast, dig into ice cream topped with sweet caramel sauce.
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A Ricer Is Nicer
A Ricer Is Nicer
You can make the mashed potatoes with a traditional masher, but a ricer or a food mill ensures fluffy, lump-free spuds.
Pepper PointerCubanelle peppers, the Italian frying peppers featured in tonight's steak dish, can also be sautéed and used on sandwiches or in omelets.
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Traverse City is known as the cherry capital of the world, a fitting name since over 75 percent of the cherries distributed throughout the United States come from Michigan, and most of them specifically from Traverse City. Located in the northern part of the state, the area is known for its scenic beauty including the local waterfront, large sand dunes, and blankets of snow that cover the area in winter. There are also plenty of outdoor activities here to satisfy the vacation needs of any traveler. While you're in Traverse City, be sure to stroll along Bayshore Drive and East or West Front Street, all of which offer picturesque views and quaint shops.
Here are some additional must-see activities and destinations:
- Amon Orchards: The biggest cherry orchard in the area offers orchard trolley-ride tours.
- Old Mission Point Lighthouse: Located just north of Traverse City, this historical landmark offers stunning views of the local beach.
- Traverse Symphony Orchestra: This is the only professional orchestra in Northwestern Michigan. They hold regular shows throughout the year.
- Turtle Creek Casino: This casino offers all of your standard games and is open 24 hours a day.
- Hot Air Balloon Ride: Take a sunrise or sunset flight over the bay area on a hot air balloon.
- Outdoor Sports: Depending on what season you arrive, skiing, snowmobiling, and boating options are available in the area.
The weather in Traverse City is typical to that of the rest of Northern Michigan, with warm summers and cold winters. Many of the major events in the area are held during the summer months including the National Cherry Festival in early July, the Traverse City Film Festival in late July, and the Northwestern Michigan Fair held in early August.
For those visiting Traverse City, there are many spacious condo or apartment rentals right along the beach. In addition to waterfront vacation rentals, it is also possible to book a cabin rental for an outdoors experience that the whole family can enjoy.


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The Lancaster Fire Department will flush and test all fire hydrants in the city starting Monday.
This procedure cleans sediment out of the water mains and tests to ensure the system is working properly.
This service is completed weekdays to minimize its impact on the water customers.
While a hydrant is being flushed, nearby residents may experience a drop in water pressure. This is normal and to be expected.
There may be some discoloration of the water after the flushing. This discoloration is temporary and not harmful.
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[Emily & I do NOT get a referral for the Delta, Alaska Air, or American Airlines debit cards.]
As soon as I got my American Express Bluebird card, I reloaded it with 3 miles earning cards – the Suntrust Delta debit card, the Bank of America Alaska Air debit card, and the UFB Bank Airlines Rewards Checking account which earns American Airlines miles.
It costs $2 per debit card load to load your Bluebird with a debit card ONLINE, and you are limited to $100 per day and $1,000 per month, so I don't recommend this method.
Instead, you CAN load your Bluebird card with a debit card for FREE when you reload at a Wal-Mart store. You can reload up to $1,000 per day and $5,000 per month.
The Alaska Air and American Airlines debit cards earn only 0.5 miles per $1 spent, so the Delta debit card which earns 1 mile per $1 spent could be the better choice, but it depends which miles you'd rather earn.
I used my Delta, Alaska Air, & American Airlines cards to successfully load my Bluebird card at a Wal-Mart store. I was pretty sure that I'd earn miles for these reloads because I've earned miles for buying money orders and paying bills at Wal-Mart, so I didn't expect this to be any different.
There is a $1,000 daily limit & $5,000 monthly limit for loading your Bluebird card with a debit card at Wal-Mart stores. These limits are shared with the limits for Vanilla Reloads.
Well, points from my Alaska Air & UFB Bank Airlines Reward checking account just posted. I earned 150 Alaska Air miles for reloading my Bluebird debit card with $300 at Wal-Mart with the Alaska Air debit card, and I earned 40 American Airlines miles for loading $80 purchase to a Bluebird at Wal-Mart.
You only earn 0.5 Alaska Air or American Airlines miles per $1 spent with the Bank of America Alaska Air or UFB Bank Airlines Reward debit card. However, the annual fee for the Bank of America Alaska Air card is $30 compared to $75 for the Delta debit card which earns 1 mile per $1 spent and there is no fee for the UFB Bank Airlines Reward debit card.
The transaction posted to my Alaska Air statement as:
This means that you can earn up to 2,500 Alaska Air miles per month for reloading your American Express Bluebird with up to $5,000 via a debit card at Wal-Mart.
The transaction posted as "POS DEB Walmart" to my UFB Bank statement.
However, I don't expect this to last long because giving out so many Alaska Air or American Airlines miles is likely unprofitable for someone. There's also the risk that Bank of America or UFB Bank might ask you why you spend so much at Wal-Mart and investigate your account.
So What?
Sure, this doesn't help complete minimum spending requirements on credit cards or to get spending bonuses on credit cards.
But using a debit card to load a Bluebird is a great way for folks who don't sign up for credit cards to earn some extra points because you can use Bluebird to pay almost any bill electronically or via a check with their "Pay Bills" system. If you do sign-up for credit cards, it is better to use Bluebird to meet minimum spending requirements to get the sign-up bonus and to pay bills which otherwise didn't earn any miles or points.
This is also helpful for those folks who don't have easy access to Vanilla Reloads cards because there are lots of Wal-Marts across the US.
How to REload A Debit Card at Wal-mart
You can technically reload a Bluebird with a debit card at any cash register at Wal-Mart, but in my experience most tellers don't know how to do that and have to call a manager to help them. Perhaps this will change once more folks have Bluebird cards and go to Wal-Mart to reload them.
But the staff at the Wal-Mart Money Center (in the same section as the customer service department or next to it) are experts at reloading pre-paid cards and can reload your Bluebird in just a few minutes.
Bottom Line
I'll keep you posted when the points from my American Airlines debit cards post to my account. For now, it is nice to have an alternative way to earn miles with American Express Bluebird by using the Delta, Alaska Air, or American Airlines debit cards.
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Ownership Facts If the driver of the other vehicle was not the owner, write down the name, address, insurance company, and auto insurance policy number of the owner of that vehicle. Injured Parties Ask the police about all injured parties, including the passengers in the automobiles. If possible, take down their names, addresses, dates of birth, gender, and extent of injuries. Witnesses Look around for anyone who may have seen the car accident, including bystanders and occupants of other vehicles. Be sure to write down the names, addresses, and phone numbers of all these witnesses. _________________________________________________ Jail Nation - USA Jails Addresses and Phone Numbers Database |
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Each year, thousands of people are involved in traffic accidents during the Memorial Day Weekend. If you are one of these unfortunate people, will you know what to do in the aftermath of a collision? How you react can prevent further injuries, reduce costs and accelerate the clean-up and repair process.
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The Consumer Protection Association of America is increasing public awareness on this subject by designating the week before Memorial Day "National Driver Education Week." The Association has developed a list of suggestions to help drivers anticipate what they need to know about dealing with an accident.
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Hmm........it's really one of considerable thing that what to do if car accident will happen & the tips which u have given is really use worthy,I appreciate with that.
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You must also exchange information with the other driver�your name and driver�s license number, the vehicle identification number of the car you are driving, the name and address of the car�s owner, the name and address of your insurance company and your insurance policy number (or other evidence of financial responsibility, such as a bond posted with the Department of Motor Vehicles).
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Unfortunately, at some time in our lives, most of us will experience an accident, like a automobile accident. There are certain things that you should do and the things that you must not do, when you are in the moment of a car accident. It is better to consult a lawyer, like a Charlotte personal injury lawyer. If you are involved in a litigation arising from a car accident, you will benefit from seeking an advice from a Charlotte personal injury lawyer. Moreover, when you are in the moment of the accident, please do think this few reminders:
Stay in the accident scene until the appropriate help arrives like police and medical team. Because leaving the scene of an accident can results in that revocation of driver license of other sanctions and maybe some criminal charges. If you are trained to administer a first aid it is an advantage because you could help to the person who are injured. Always remember that you must stay on the scene until the police arrives and tell you that you may leave. If you are on the roadway, turn your flashers on, or use flares to warn approaching traffic of the accident. Obtaining an information regarding the accident also important it includes:the other driver's name, address, driver license number, insurance information and license plate number. You may include the witness's name address and their telephone number. You may want to take down notes on how the accident occurred, you may also include the conditions of the road, the speed limits, the weather and lighting. Do not admit liability, there maybe some factors in which you do not know. This factors are sometimes played a role in the accident, and this may turn out that other driver is more fault that you. Do not make any statements to the other people other that police or you may tell this information to you Charlotte personal injury lawyer. Always remember that if you are involved in an accident always seek some medical care. A physical examination is important to know if you are injured. Do not underestimate the pain you felt, even it is a less pain, sometimes the adrenaline rush can mask the you symptoms you felt. Edited by admin - 09 Sep 2010 at 9:34pm |
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A woman and her eight-month-old daughter were killed when a truck mowed them down while they were riding pillion on a motorcycle here Monday, police said. Her husband and son had a miraculous escape.
The incident occurred in Ghat Ki Guni tunnel around 2.30 p.m. Sunday.
CCTV footages showed that the woman's husband and his four-year-old son beseeched passers-by for help for almost 10 minutes. However, no one stopped to help them, police said.
The survivor, Kanhaiyalal Raigher, tried to call relatives from his mobile, but failed as there was no network connectivity in the tunnel.
Raigher, a resident of a village on the outskirts of Jaipur, was on his way to his in-laws' house with his wife Guddi Devi, 26, daughter Arushi and son Tanish.
Guddi and Arushi died on the spot.
"The entry of two-wheelers is banned in the tunnel, which was inaugurated by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress president Sonia Gandhi Jan 19. However, two-wheeler riders flout this restriction to save time," said a police officer.
After driving for about 300 metres in the tunnel, Raigher overtook a truck, which later rammed into his motorcycle, the officer added.
"We saw the CCTV footages in which the truck involved in the mishap sped away, while Kanhaiyalal kept crying for help for 10 minutes. Several sports utility vehicles, cars and trucks passed by them. However, no one stopped to help the victims," said the officer.
An ambulance arrived when some employees involved in tunnel's maintenance called the police control room.


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Meet Jenny with her trusty diary as she chronicles one of her great adventures with all your favorite characters. After the fateful events of Joe's race with the Bully they were able to set aside their differences and became friends. Joe was able to gain the respect and admiration of everyone and so he became popular. However because of that popularity Joe became arrogant and started walking the path of being a bully himself. Now it's up to Jenny one of Joe's closest friend to amend his ways and steer him back to his nice and friendly old self.
Snail Race 2 features 25 levels of fun, with 25 of your beloved characters including a race with our former champion Joe. With a brand new storyline and brand new heroine that would help you revisit some of your favorite places in Snailston High. Visit our brand new store and get in-depth with other characters as you get to live the adventures of each as we offer new packages. Compare scores in global and local leaderboards and post your achievements in Facebook and Twitter. With amazing high quality comic images and engaging storylines you'll love Jenny's Diary even more!
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Kingdom | Phylum | Class | Order | Family |
Animalia | Chordata | Reptilia | Squamata | Natricidae |
Scientific Name: | Sinonatrix percarinata | |||
Species Authority: | (Boulenger, 1899) | |||
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Taxonomic Notes: | This species was formerly placed in the genus Natrix. Two subspecies are recognized: S. p. percarinata and S. p. suriki. |
Red List Category & Criteria: | Least Concern ver 3.1 |
Year Published: | 2012 |
Date Assessed: | 2011-09-01 |
Assessor(s): | Li, P., Lau, M.W.N., Rao, D.-q. & Jiang, J. |
Reviewer(s): | Cox, N.A. & Bowles, P. |
Justification: Listed as Least Concern on the basis that this species is very widespread, can be very common in disturbed habitats, and faces no major threats. |
Range Description: | This species occurs from northern Myanmar across southern China to Taiwan, including the islands of Hainan and Hong Kong. It is also known from northern Thailand and from much of Lao PDR and Viet Nam (Pope 1935, Smith 1943, Taylor 1965, Zhao and Adler 1993, Stuart and Heatwole 2008, Nguyen et al. 2009). It probably occurs in northeastern Cambodia, but it has not been documented there. | ||||
Countries occurrence: | Native: China; Lao People's Democratic Republic; Myanmar; Taiwan, Province of China; Thailand; Viet Nam | ||||
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Population: | This species can be locally abundant (Pope 1935). It is a very common species in China. | ||
Current Population Trend: | Stable | ||
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Habitat and Ecology: | This species occurs in forested hill streams from 100 to 2,000 m elevation (Pope 1935). Pope (1935) also reported it to occur in "swarms in the few irrigated fields" at the edge of forest at Kuatun, China. It feeds on frogs, tadpoles, fish, and crayfish (Pope 1935). Females lay 4-13 eggs (Pope 1935). |
Systems: | Terrestrial; Freshwater |
Use and Trade: | There are no reports of this species being utilized. |
Major Threat(s): | There appear to be no significant threats to this species. |
Conservation Actions: | No species-specific conservation measures are required. It is present in many protected areas. |
Citation: | Li, P., Lau, M.W.N., Rao, D.-q. & Jiang, J. 2012. Sinonatrix percarinata. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2012: e.T192158A2048534. . Downloaded on 25 March 2017. |
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Vacancy: PhD position on Robots in the Metaverse
The Department of Industrial Design of the Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (TU/e) has the following vacancy (code V51.062):
Project Description
The Metaverse (global standards among real and virtual worlds) project will provide a standardized global framework that enables the interoperability between virtual worlds (as for example Second Life, World of Warcraft, IMVU, Google Earth and many others) and the real world (robots, sensors, actuators, vision and rendering, social and welfare systems, banking, insurance, travel, real estate and many others). The project is a funded through the European ITEA organization and the Dutch SenterNovem organization.
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Screwing down the panels on the roof.
The night shift carpenters taking apart the dome (the old station)
The ceremonial South Pole with the station in the background. The actual pole moves a little bit each year.
The South Pole would normally have some of the cleanest air in the world, except for the fact that there is a lot of fuel burned here every day.
Entrance to medical.
Exterior door to the cargo deck. They're just big freezer doors with plastic strips like you'd find at your local grocers.
Research: The 10 Meter South Pole Telescope. They're looking for dark matter. Don't ask me what dark matter is, they don't even know, but they do know it exists.


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From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishwhicheverwhich‧ev‧er /wɪtʃˈevə $ -ˈevər/ ●●○ determiner, pronoun 1 NO MATTER WHAT/HOW MUCH ETCused to say that it does not matter which thing or person is chosen because the result will be the same It will be a difficult operation, whichever method you choose. Whichever way you look at it, things are pretty bad.2 DETAILused to refer to the member of a group of people or things that does something, is wanted, is possible etc Whichever player scores the highest number of points will be the winner. You can either have the double room or the family room, whichever you want. 'Do you want tea or coffee?' 'I don't mind – whichever one you're making.'
Examples from the Corpus
whichever one• Meet the funeral director or the wedding lady and set up for whichever one is on the schedule.• Normally this is not a matter for negotiation: whichever one the parent picks is the priority.• Citizens choose between different teams of politicians and whichever one wins enacts the programme on which it campaigned.• You know perfectly well that your shares won't suffer whichever one you go to.
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What? A hundred queens? That would be nice picture for me...
>That would make a cool picture
What? A hundred queens? That would be nice picture for me...
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
The moment of truth is almost here, this weekend will be day 34, time to see if I have mated queens laying. The anticipation is eating me up, can't wait. To be prepared for what I find, I have a couple questions surrounding what to do based on what I find in my 3/3 mating castle.
If a particular chamber has a queen laying, should I wait to move them to a 5 frame Nuc or do it right away so the queen can get busy laying?
If a given chamber did not work out and I have no new queen, can I place those three frames of bees into an existing queen right hive? Do I need to do a newspaper combine? They will have been in the mating castle since may 11 and all brood will have been hatched since the 19th. Since they are beyond nurse bee stage will they fight in a new hive?
Thank you for any assistance
Thank you so much Rod. Got really lucky, they all took. I just posted a new question since nobody had answered.... Ok to move them into Nuc right away, any reason to wait? Weather forecast is good and the blackberries are poppin out.
If you have resources to give them, Already drawn out frames, honey/pollen frames that would be best and also move them the 2 miles or so from there for a few days and then back again. You can probably get away with just putting them in 5 frame box with foundation or foundationless and they will still do ok on a flow. Heck bees are resilient they probably do ok if you don't move them too, but I've just gotten in the habit of moving them and have had less trouble losing weak nucs that way.
I set up a starter hive, five frame nuc. It has hardware cloth on the sides at a cavity about four inches from the bottom. I wonder how cold is too cold for this nuc????
It is going down to 50 degrees here in ME Ohio at night. The nuc is inside a shed where it is out of the wind and is warmer.
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Every chocolate box photograph of a traditional cottage has Hollyhocks in it, and this series has the even more impactful Double Flowers too!
Tall spires of tightly ruffled, filled flowers which are long-lasting as they open from bottom to top, give height and impact as well as a nostalgic touch.
Very hardy and perennial these Hollyhocks are a real garden classic.
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Dario Franchitti announced his retirement from izod Indy csr series today
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That's Kind of bittersweet for me. I'm glad he's going to take care of himself , instead of trying to race hurt and end up worse then he is. But also, I'm going to miss the heck out of him. I've got lots of good memories of Dario, he's quite a racer!!
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At 40 he's done everything in IndyCar that once can do. I'd not be surprised to see him run LeMans with his brother, but that all depends on how well he recovers.
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Cooking with Style: Beauty and the Feast Who: Cancer benefit for fellow stylist's daughter Cost: $14 for one, $20 for two includes shipping Details: Soft-backed, spiral bound Pages of recipes: 109 Send checks to: Linda Hogan, 1043 Newport Rd., West Frankfort, IL 62896 or call 618-218-2428.
Smokey Sweet Potato Bites
Appetizers Around the holidays, my family loves to try out new appetizers. We have even been known to make a meal out of them on New Year's Day. Regardless of when you eat them, it's nice to have a few quick, go-to ideas when company is coming, or you just want to serve a snack […]
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Greek Chicken
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Breakfast Zucchini Casserole
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Stuffed Zucchini Italiano
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Chicken Italian in Foil
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Chambre Zen 3.2Km
In a beautiful green setting you can enjoy the quiet of the countryside. You will occupy only a newly renovated house: ground floor: living room - kitechenette first floor: 1 bedroom, 160-bed - a television room, 2 beds 90 + baby bed bathroom with bath and toilets. Terrace - SAUNA - WIFI - large park-
For 6 nights = 7 nights. You can start the week anything day
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Studio D'Hotes à Gu.. 4.9Km
A charming apartment in the heart of downtown Gueret for 2 people.
This fully equipped studio will welcome you to stay over a weekend, a week or more ... Large windows facing south will allow you to enjoy the sun offered without vis-à-vis.
housing, renovated in 2010 welcomes you in a warm 19th centuryThe footsteps of Ingres and his wife Madeleine Chapelle, who lived there nearly two centuries a few blocks from the studio.
Middle pedestrian area, restaurants, cinema, swimming pool, lake Courtille, library and museum
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Les Capricornes 10.3Km
Our room is brand new, very comfortable and well equipped. You'll find everything for a few quiet and relaxing days and nights. Villejaleix is 600m above sea level. In this hilly landscape of meadows, hardwood forests, streams and ponds, scenic views alternate with small villages of gray granite houses, lavoirs and Romanesque churches. Tranquility and space are the key words in this context.
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La Maison Bleue 12.0Km
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L'Ecole Buissonnier.. 19.2Km
Bed and breakfast located in the heart of the valley of the Creuse and the Land of Lakes 3. 3 bedrooms with mezzanine for 2, 3 or 4 people. Suite for 4 people. Private bathrooms. Living room, library, kitchen. Parking, garden pergola, ornamental pond. Discount from the 3rd night Evening meals 20 per adult all drinks included
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Le Grand Bourg
Behind a little courtyard an elegant 19th century french town house , awaits you.
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Havre de Paix 21.5Km
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Soubrebost, Bourganeuf
Peaceful, small Campsite & Chambres dhôte located in The Plateau De Millevaches Nature Reserve Creuse, Limousin. Close to the lovely Lac de Vassivière & on the GR4 national hiking trail. A get away from it all haven perfect for nature lovers and quiet family holidays. Ideal for walking, cycling, fishing and painting. Friendly, comfortable relaxed environment. Campsite with full facilities & electric hook-ups. Excellent homemade meals using home grown organic & local produce are available.
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La Boule D'or 24.2Km
Eric Titelouze invites you to his newly renovated rooms at la Boule dOr.
The house offers restful tranquility, lush countryside, and a relaxed pace of life. You will be given a warm welcome and offered sunny bedrooms at La Boule dOr. The setting is ideal for visiting Bourganeuf and its surroundings.
Located two minutes away from the town center, you will discover the Medieval City, the Zizim Tower, the old castle and its grounds, and then be able to taste the famous Creusois cake, made of hazelnuts, whilst enjoying the charm of our lush countryside.
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Pinhal da Junqueira 25.1Km
Kitchen Parking on site, Living room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom with shower and toilet.
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Vallière Masvaudier 25.7Km
Haven of peace at the heart of Limousin, with the beloved one or in family you will find what there for what you look. Chambers(rooms) from 1 to 4 people on the themes Buddha and Africa
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Veï Lou Quéri 28.7Km
Corrie and Ron will be delighted to welcome you in their traditional ivy-covered house where you will feel the real well-being. The best spot to discover the Creuse and nearby Indre, Cher and Allier, on foot, bike/atb or by bike/car, playing golf of just to relax.
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Appartement d'Hotes.. 4.4Km
Charming Studio City Centre, fully equipped for 2 people, welcomes you to stay over a weekend, a week or more ...
Facing south, housing renovated in 2014 will accommodate you in an atmosphere warm and exotic.
Close to shops, restaurants, museum Sénatorerie, pool and cinemas.
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La Demeure De Louis.. 11.5Km
Indulge castle life in this elegant manor house for 15 people, situated 3h30 from Paris, Bordeaux and Lyon. This sumptuous mansion 4* features 300m² of charm and comfort : 6 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, a billiard room, a fully equipped kitchen, 1 convivial dining room, 3 bathrooms , free wifi ...
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Pierre Bergère 11.7Km
Pierre Bergère is situated in the heart of the wonderful landscape of the Marche, from the terrace you will be enchanted by the view of the surrounding countryside. The house is somewhat removed from the nearest village and is very quiet. There is a swimming pool and there are bicycles for some inspiring trips through the surrounding countryside. Walking maps are available. Ideal for a relaxing holiday. Martine is an excellent cook and the meals are not to be missed.
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Bonkersfrog Holiday.. 16.3Km
Our Farmhouse B&B and Gite Complex is situated in a small hamlet in the Limousin countryside. This 200 year old property has been sympathetically modernised to a high standard retaining many original features.
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Domaine de Louverau.. 17.5Km
Le Colombier, bed and breakfast for 1 to 2 people in an old dovecote, on a private estate of 10 hectares with free pool and tennis the property. Garden area with sunbeds, private lounge with wood burning stove, TV, WI FI. Bio Breakfast Room, sun terrace or at the Manoir du Domaine.
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Au Montilloux-blito.. 17.6Km
A family room for 4 adults and a baby.
CH1: 1 double bed 1P 2P + 1 + 1 cot.
CH2: 1 bed
1 living room - Library - TV
bathroom equipped for babies
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Accueil Au Tairial 17.9Km
In Tairial, we welcome you in an old farmhouse Creuse. We provide our place (living room and dining room, barn and outdoor spaces) and bring attention to the care of children (baby equipment).
Meals : table d'hôtes. Parking available.
Relaxation. Space. Discovery. Heritage. Country life. Walks. Peach. Museum ...
Trails, river and museum on site. Near Aubusson (International City of tapestry), Lake Vassivières and park wolves of Chabrières forest.
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Gite de la Table Ro.. 19.8Km
Rural 3 ears for a relaxing holiday in a house of character, shaded and fenced.
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Le Cellier de Stéph.. 20.3Km
Anne-Marie and George will be happy to welcome you to their family home, renovated in style. The rooms, equipped with private bathroom, overlooking the park where stands a century-old magnolia.
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Chez Jallot 22.4Km
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Villa Vallière Cham.. 23.3Km
Our spacious villa style house, formerly a girls school built in 1892 is located in the small village of Vallière. It affords space and privacy surrounded as it is by an extensive walled garden. The village is situated on the plateau of Millevaches some 12 kms from Aubusson. Tastefully furnished bedrooms are provided with every comfort. Five days a week you may enjoy our meals which are prepared using local and seasonal produce whenever possible.
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The Old Bread Oven 23.4Km
A warm welcome awaits you at "The Old Bread Oven". This one-bedroomed Gite has been recently renovated whilst retaining most of its original features. It provides wonderfully comfortable accommodation for 2 adults and has the added benefit of an extra bed for another adult or child as required.
Located in a beautiful rural setting within easy walking distance of restaurants and shops. Ideally situated for local walks, bike rides and swimming nearby. The area of the 3 lakes, with all it has to offer, is no more than 10km from the gite.
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Les Filloux Chambre.. 23.7Km
Les Filloux is a 17th centurry French Farmhous situated on 1.5 hectare plot with around 81.000 ft garden and 54.000 ft woodlands.
A long drive brings you into the beautiful front garden with fountain.
In the garden we have a swimmingpool and there are various seating area's so you can enjoy the tranquility and beautifull scenery of the Limousin area.
The country is very suitable for walkers and bikers.
The area is a heaven for nature lovers and tranquility seekers, at night time when you sit outside you can enjoy the peace an quietness of this beautifull area but also you can have the experience of seeing and hearing owls, deers etc.
We like to welcome you on Les Filloux.
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Les Hirondelles 24.1Km
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Le Petit Lac 24.4Km
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Casa Vila Isabel 25.1Km
Rio De Janeiro
Casa Vila Isabel welcomes you during the World Cup Football 2014 in his magnificent mansion in the heart of Rio de Janeiro two minutes walk from the Maracana. You can live in this global event and enjoy live broadcast also matches on a giant screen at the edge of the pool. In the mood and rhythm of Brazilian samba you realize without a doubt one of the most beautiful moments of your life. Casa Vila Isabel also welcomes you in 2016 for the Olympic Games in Rio.
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Les Sapins Verts 25.1Km
Located on the borders of the Massif Central, Margeride is a mountainous region where land granite, natural areas and pure sincere hospitality of the inhabitants make it a unique land.
In the heart of large green is in this region as our guest houses open their doors.
Rustic, the house is an old farm robust built of granite in the seventeenth century. Here reign authenticity.
Witness the typical interior, with its impressive fireplace in the lounge and traditional furniture.
On site you can enjoy a sumptuous shady park with swings, a terrace with garden furniture and a parking lot.
Nearby you will discover the joy, fishing (5 km), the fortified town of Serverette (5km)The castle of St. Alban-sur-Limagnole (10km) and the fortified village of Malzieu (20km). But also the subject of European bison (10km), the Gevaudan wolf park (20km) and the Aubrac (20min), the Lot Valley (20min) the Gorges du Tarn and the Cévennes (1h) .. .
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H Floridablanca 25.1Km
Reference: H FLORIDABLANCA - Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
10 m2 quiet bedroom with private bathroom available for a maximum of 2 people, in a large 3 bedroom apartment of 90 m2 with terrace. The living room and the kitchen are to be shared with 2 women who speak Spanish & Russian. The small private bathroom has a toilet and a shower. The bedroom is quiet and has 2 single beds. There is a wardrobe available in the room. The breakfast is included and can either be served in the 30 m2 shared living room or on the 15 m2 terrace. The apartment is located in the centre of the "Ensanche Izquierdo" quarter. 70's building. Perfect for holidays in Barcelona.
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Chez Helen 25.6Km
Chez Helen offers you a studio apartment with it's own entrance and en-suite bathroom, to be used only by you. With direct access to your balcony and garden, lazy chairs and barbecue. Breakfast is served to you at your favorite time. You're the guest! Pets are welcome as well, with a modest charge of 5. Chez Helen is situated within walking distance from Marsac (approx. 2km), where you'll find shopping and hospitality facilities. Right there, during the summer, you can enjoy the brand new ecological swimming pool as well as a natural lake for recreation. Just ring or mail for reservations.
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Watermeadows Chambr.. 25.8Km
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Gîtes de Pêche et d.. 26.9Km
3km from the Gallo-Roman site of Holy Cross Toulx, we welcome you to one of our four cottages (3 to 8 people) with private lake (fishing, swimming ...) for a relaxing stay in the middle of green space Creusoise campaign.
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Au Chant des Bambou.. 27.0Km
Paul and vivien Green invite you to relax in the tranquil surroundings of a quiet village setting. Breakfast on the patio, relaxin the spacious lounge, (television, dvd and wifi. Completely private bedroom and lounge, even your own front door key! This is much more than a bed and breakfast, this is a tiny piece of heaven in the Creuse. Table d'hotes by arrangment.
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La Linotte 27.4Km
France and Pascal provide you with a suite of over 90 m² ranked 4 ears in their house late 18th centuries. You can enjoy the landscaped garden and that of his pool.
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Le Jardin de Nicole 28.8Km
Guest house of charm (patinated antique decor), independently in a green and near a river (the hollow) 5 minute walk from downtown. House consisting of an entrance and a large hallway serving a lounge / library / fireplace, dining room and kitchen
(oven-plate-refrigerator-dishwasher) on the ground floor.
The first floor rooms, with washing machine and dryer.
We chose not to offer television.
Large selection of books and games in the library lounge.
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1995 Honda Passport Review
A more expensive replica of the Isuzu Trooper.
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The 1995 Honda Passport is a compact SUV and is Honda's first entry into the United States sport utility vehicle (SUV) market. The design and build were created by Isuzu, which sells the same truck under the Rodeo nameplate. This is the result of a partnership between the two Japanese automobile manufacturers. It is, in essence, an SUV wagon based on a pickup truck. The Jeep Cherokee and Mitsubishi Montero Sport share this same characteristic.
The Range
Engines: 2.6-liter four-cylinder, 3.2-liter V-6
Transmissions: four-speed automatic, five-speed manual
Models: Honda Passport DX, Honda Passport LX, Honda Passport EX
What's New
The 1995 Honda Passport undergoes very few changes for its second year of sales. The only exception is the high-end EX model, which receives additional extra features. It does get some midyear changes, but it's confined to the interior. The dashboard is reworked, and airbags are added for both the driver and passenger.
The wheelbase of the 1995 Honda Passport is 108.5 inches, and its total length is 176.5 inches. The DX and LX have a width of 66.5 inches, while the top-end EX model is wider at 68.5 inches. The EX is also taller than the DX and LX with the latter two measuring 65.5 inches and the former measuring 66.3 inches.
The 1995 Honda Passport is very spacious inside. Legroom and headroom are plentiful for all occupants. However, the step-up height of the SUV makes entry and exit a little difficult. The rear seats are even more difficult to enter and exit because the doors are too narrow. The cargo area is big, but the large spare tire takes up most of it. However, the rear seatback can be folded down completely flat to increase the cargo space whenever required. The new dashboard that was introduced midyear is a lifesaver. Earlier models had a confusing control layout, and the radio controls were a little too low for easy access. However, the new dashboard design changes this and makes the controls easier to use.
Performance & Handling
The 1995 Honda Passport is available with two engines. The first is a 2.6-liter, four-cylinder engine that delivers 120 horsepower and 150 lb-ft of torque. The second is a 3.2-liter, V-6 engine that delivers 175 horsepower and 188 lb-ft of torque. Both engines come with a five-speed manual transmission, but only the V-6 engine gets an automatic transmission option. The V-6 engine is significantly quieter, smoother, and more powerful than the four-cylinder engine. However, as compared to other V-6 engines used in rival SUVs from Ford, GM, and Jeep, this particular V-6 engine lacks enough low-end power. Nevertheless, the engine works well with both transmissions. It has strong off-road capabilities, especially with the four-wheel drive. This, however, comes at the sacrifice of passenger comfort. However, the SUV still offers tight and responsive steering.
The 1995 Honda Passport got four stars for driver safety and three stars for passenger safety during frontal impact tests conducted by the NHTSA.
EPA Fuel Economy
You'll Like
- Strong off-roader
- Spacious cabin
- Anti-lock brakes
You Won't Like
- Poor fuel economy
- Noisy cabin
Sum Up
A more expensive replica of the Isuzu Trooper.
If You Like This Vehicle
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Get all Verizon phones for a penny! Amazon's "The Penny Pincher Deal". Hurry, ends October 17th
If you've been looking to get some Verizon Wireless phone, now's the time to do so using Amazon as a middle-man. The online retailer is running a neat campaign called "The Penny Pincher Deal" through October 17th, offering all Verizon Wireless phones and mobile broadband devices excluding tablets and the iPhone for a single cent. […]
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Verizon 'DataGate' plans leaked online – get the details
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Feb. 22, 2009 Joncon 328 posts | Was it stupidity or lack of moral values?? Vent on SSUSA tournament in Phoenix this weekend, playing at Desert West. We played poorly Sunday and I walked out of the dugout a little disappointed, leaving my glove behind. About 5 minutes later I realized what I had done and returned to the dugout to retrieve it. The next team was already in the field and a couple of the guys on the bench helped me look for it. Very pleasent typical seniors. It was nowhere to be found so one of the guys suggested that I wait until his players came in. Cool. When they all came in, he asked them if anyone had seen it. I was standing right there looking for some response. Nothing. OK, obviously someone from my team picked it up (even though I called them (they were still in the parking lot celebrating our defeat). I go to the parking lot and talk to everyone, face to face and MAKE them check their bags. I phoned the two guys who left and found out that none of them had it. I went back to the park and checked with the field staff to see if someone had turned it in. Nothing. OK...I left it in the dugout for five minutes and now it's gone. The only place left to go was back to the dugout. The team was coming in from the field and I went into the dugout one more time and explained everything to the guy who was helping me before. He asks again and I ask again "Did someone accidentally pick up my glove from last game?". This guy goes to his bag, unzips it and pulls out my glove. WTF? I was pissed and I am sure that some his teammates were embarrassed. I flew off the handle a bit using the terms thief and Dbag. Words were exchange as I walked out to the parking lot with some fat non player following me for a few steps until he got winded. So....what I really want to know is...why would someone pick up a glove left on the bench from the team that played 5 minutes before? After I calmed down I gave him the benefit of the doubt that he didn't hear us the first time we asked, but still....how do you justify something loke that? It was a AAA team from New Mexico and I am sure that all the other guys on the team had enough decency not to pull anything like that, but to the guy who did it, what is his reasoning? I would like to think this is an isolated incident buy in the worlds here last year, one of my teammates lost an Ultra 2 to the opposing team. We were last team to bat and the bat was left on the field near the plate. We shook hands and started picking up our gear when we noticed the missing bat. There are only two places for the bat to go. With us or with them.....unless the umpire took it. After I helped physically check ALL of our players bags (things do get unintentionally picked up) we realized that it must be in one of their bags. We went to our opponents (a So Cal AA team) and asked for their cooperation but no one bothered to open their bags. I talked to several players, one on one and they assured me that they would make sure that everyone checked their bags. The bat never turned up. Don't pick up things that do not belong to you. Accidents do happen but when you discover you have someone's equipment, show some balls and give it back to them. To the So Cal player that ended up with a 30 OZ U2 and the NM guy who felt it was OK to stick my glove in his bag, you should be ashamed of yourselves. Vent off |
Feb. 22, 2009 4x4 Men's 65 601 posts | That man is a THIEF and now his team is well aware of it. Either they all swim in the same pond as the same or he should be asked to leave. I wouldn't trust him enough to keep him around ANYTHING to do with the team, equipment, wallets, money, watches, wives and their property. Ask some of the guys from a well known M+ Florida team what it does to a team they had one they had to smoke out. The guilty party there never has played since. |
Feb. 22, 2009 BruceinGa Men's 65 3106 posts | That's right Pete, too bad we didn't catch him before he made off with a Rolex and at least a couple of thousand dollars! |
Feb. 22, 2009 einstein Men's 50 3114 posts | Hey Bruce, Rolex and a couple of grand in the dugout? I gotta start hanging around with those guys. Seriously, that's a terrible thing to have happened. It happened to me one time and it was one of the guys on my own team I had to smoke out. How do you like them apples? Hey Pete. |
Feb. 23, 2009 AlleninGa Men's 60 113 posts | Hey Pete, It was good meeting you in Jacksonville. I'm glad you got to order those Southwest Shrimp at Long Horns. I got to thinking about that and had to stop on the way home for some. On the glove issue...the guy intended to STEAL your glove...I'm glad you forced him out from under his rock. 99.9 % of the senior players I've met are pretty much straight up guys....I have NO USE for a thief. Bruce, I take it you found your glove Saturday. |
Feb. 23, 2009 santo Men's 55 41 posts | JonCon, First, remember your glove next time. Second like Allen said 99.9% of us are straight up guys and wouldn't think of doing something like that. And finally, the guy is lucky he didn't get his as- kicked. We are no longer 18 yr olds and have had enough time to know the difference between right and wrong. Anyone who played on that AAA team from New Mexico that reads this, needs to get that guy off of their team. Based on his initial non-response, it sounds like he might have done something like this before. Hats off to you for handling it the way you did. Mark the guy off as a looser and next time anyone sees this guy, pull out an old throw away glove, hand it to him and say you thought he might have needed an extra..... |
Feb. 23, 2009 hitt2 353 posts | I agree with AllenGA and Santo, the majority of the senior players are honest. Last fall at the winter event in Vegas. I left my glove in the dugout didn't realize I left it for about 15-20 minutes. Went back up the hill to the field and asked the team if they saw it. Was told the coach had it and I would get it back when he came off the field Team was from Chi town. Classy group of guys. |
Feb. 23, 2009 WOW 197 posts | I hope that New Mexico team "gets this handled", if you know what I mean. It would be a shame to brand all of them as thieves |
Feb. 23, 2009 Omar Khayyam 1174 posts | Let me balance this off. Took my new U2 to a tournament three years ago (when I had to pay full price for the stick). Left it in the dugout by mistake, got in my car, was almost home one hour later when I thought "I left my new Miken behind!". Pulled off the freeway at the next exit, checked in the trunkyep, I had left it behind. Turned around, drove back to the field, and there it was, still sitting in the dugout while another team was playing. I had no ID on the bat other than a blue tape on the handle. I sheepishly told the team I had left my bat, they smiled understandingly at me, I picked it up and went home. You're right99.9% of senior players are straight up guys. |
Feb. 23, 2009 AlleninGa Men's 60 113 posts | Good story Omar, I agree, a U2 is worth driving the extra distance. I'm glad you got it back. |
Feb. 23, 2009 Joncon 328 posts | """ It would be a shame to brand all of them as thieves """ Absolutely. I tried to make that clear in my post. I would like to take this opportunity to apologize for lumping them all together in my profanity laced tirade as I was walking away. I would even give the clown that took it the benefit of the doubt if I could come up with a reasonable excuse. |
Feb. 23, 2009 BruceinGa Men's 65 3106 posts | Joe, that was over an entire season. I lost $450 and a teammate lost $250 the same weekend in Vegas. The Rolex was in Ft Meyers by one of our partial sponsors. Allen, yes I did pick up my glove Saturday. Bad thing is that when I just unpacked after getting home I discovered that I had left it in Jacksonville on Sunday. I called Curt and he told me Don N. has it. Am I embarassed! I'm the one that's always giving guys grief when they leave a bat or glove after a game. |
Feb. 23, 2009 LionsDen Men's 50 1 posts | I am the coach of the Team from New Mexico. I'm responding to partial info. As always its best to hear both sides of an issue. The gentlemen who lost his cool and glove failed to mention we were in the second inning of a heated ballgame at 2:00pm Sunday afternoon when he first entered our dugout. We were in the field. So when we came in to bat I asked the players if anyone found a glove. The player who had found it was not in the dugout. I tried to help the man locate his glove. Sometimes when you create a situation it is easier to get help with the use of kindness - not ATTITUDE. I did understand that he very upset about leaving a Miken bat behind recently, after a game and not able to locate it. So I did continue to look for the glove in other less obvious places. The suggestion that a player from his team may have picked it up sent him back out to the parking lot. The second time he returned I asked again. At my left the player who had the glove imediately said I found the glove at the end of the bench and returned it. The glove was in his bag. Do I think our player did something wrong - probally not. Did I lose respect for the guy who couldn't keep control of his equipment and his temper, you bet I did. With the display and language used in an area where women and children were present. I would ask are you a person of value. But I wouldn't go on to say his whole team is arrogant and out of control. With that being said the later apology is appreciated and we had dicussed in the future any items found will be handed over to the director or staff as soon as possible. We are sorry for any inconvience we may have caused. |
Feb. 23, 2009 ffdonnie Men's 55 104 posts | Wow that sure puts things in a different light, doesn't it. I think this guy deserves a few more apologies from some of you character experts. |
Feb. 23, 2009 Dbax Men's 60 1619 posts | The problem I have is with him putting the glove in his bag. I don't think many of us would do that. I have found things in the dug out as we enter, and we would just set them aside knowing someone would show up looking for it. After the game, if it was still there, turn whatever it is over to the director. Why conceal it in you bag???? |
Feb. 23, 2009 007 2 posts | I am the one who found the glove in the dug out this past weekend. I would like to explain what happened...when we took over the dugout I pulled one of my three gloves out of my bag and started to go out onto the field to warm up. When I came back into the dugout from warming up I saw the glove laying on the concrete next to my bag. I thought it was again one of the three gloves I always carry with me and that it had fallen out of my bag when I grabbed the glove that I was going to use. I should have confirmed that it was my glove, but in the stress of the moment and our game just getting ready to start I threw the glove in my bag and proceeded to play the game. Was it stupidity? I guess if that's what you want to call it. I call it the fact I truly thought it was my glove I have one just like it. If my intent was to truly steal someone's glove why would I have returned it and caused all this drama. The only error I made was not confirming it was my glove and assuming it was! JONCON I would like to apologize again for what happened this weekend. I did not steal your glove! I thought my glove which looks just like yours fell out of my bag when I pulled out the glove that I was going to use. If you would like me to send you a picture of my glove to prove that I have one just like it I can do that. |
Feb. 23, 2009 Dbax Men's 60 1619 posts | Judge Judy says case closed. |
Feb. 23, 2009 Joncon 328 posts | """If you would like me to send you a picture of my glove to prove that I have one just like it I can do that""" That's not necessary. All I was looking for was a reasonable explanation. It just didn't make sense. I couldn't understand why someone would pick up and put away a glove. I generally only carry one with me and I can see how it could have happened in your case. """Sometimes when you create a situation it is easier to get help with the use of kindness - not ATTITUDE."""" For the record the attitude didn't start until I saw him pull it from his bag. I didn't get any kind of explanation when he handed it to me and I got a little pissed off. Apologies have been handed out and accepted all the way around. Now....can you help me find the missing U2 from the worlds? :) |
Feb. 23, 2009 armiho211 Men's 70 437 posts | sometimes the next team playing doesnt wait for the previous team to completely move out of the dugout. they come in and start putting gloves on the bench and bats on the holders. it has happened that some of the exiting players have picked equipment thinking it is one of his teamates, only to find out it is not theirs,and is normally returned. i think everybody should get a black marker and put his name on it. now there should be no problem. if any equipment is found in the dugout, it should be standard procedure to give it to the tournament directors or assistants. at our age, brain cells are dying off too fast for us to remember everything, let's help each other out. |
Feb. 24, 2009 leftie Men's 70 41 posts | A glove and a U2? Could be Alzheimer's. What do think? |
Feb. 24, 2009 AlleninGa Men's 60 113 posts | LionsDen & 007, I was out of line makeing a judgement. Please accept my apology. This post served a good purpose.........reality check. Good luck in 2009. |
Feb. 24, 2009 santo Men's 55 41 posts | As I said in my post, we all need to remember our equipment when we leave the dugout (I'm sure it gets harder the older we get), 99.9% of us are straight up guys. To Lionsden and 007, I apologize for not giving you the benefit of the doubt. How about this; if we are the first player from our team in the dugout at the start of a game, we sweep the bench and make sure the dugout is clean before we enter. More importantly, if we are the last player leaving at the end of a game, we sweep the bench and make sure the dugout is clean of all equipment.... |
Feb. 24, 2009 Dirty Men's 50 1375 posts | Joncon, do you always make it a habit of barging into someone's dugout during their game to investigate your forgetfulness? You actually MADE (your capitalization) your teammates open their bags so you could inspect them? Great trusting teammate you are. :( |
Feb. 24, 2009 WOW 197 posts | Dirty. Whats your point......Again you have nothing worthwhile to say. WaWaWaWaWaWaWaWaWa |
Feb. 24, 2009 thebull Men's 50 59 posts | I am also on the New Mexico team and think it was good that Joncon brought this issue up so an explanition could be offered. No one was tring to steal his glove although it my have seemed that way at the time. What added to the confusion was as we were entering the dugout another player(not Joncon) also approached our dugout asking if we had seem his glove, everyone present searched and we didn't find it. I can't really blame Joncon for being mad because I've had someone actually try to steal my glove and I'm still pissed 2 years later. One good thing to come out of this is that this is the most ink this team has ever recieved. thebull |
Feb. 24, 2009 Joncon 328 posts | """Joncon, do you always make it a habit of barging into someone's dugout during their game to investigate your forgetfulness?""" Did I have other options? Enlighten me. I was NOT leaving without it. ""You actually MADE (your capitalization) your teammates open their bags so you could inspect them? Great trusting teammate you are. :("" It wasn't a trust issue. Things happen, people mistakenly pick things up........especially old people. I just wanted to 100% SURE that none of my guys had it before I barged back into their dugout :) What were we talking about again??? |
Feb. 24, 2009 Joncon 328 posts | Hey Bull, tell the big guy in the blue shirt (not in uniform) that I'll buy him a beer next time . And thanks again to 007 for the explanation. Hell, even if he made it up, I still feel better :) |
Feb. 25, 2009 thebull Men's 50 59 posts | Joncon, I've always told people, if youre going to give me a BS excuse at least have the courtesy to feed me a good line of BS. It was the truth and has apparently your satisfied with the explanation. Besides we dont need your glove, we have trouble using the ones we already have. The big guy in the blue shirt probable wont make the next tournament and has asked that I fill in for him and accept your offer for the beer although Im not sure what you mean by next time. Next time we meet or next time we(accidentally) misappropriate your glove. thebull |


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What type of training a 11 year old must have to be competitive but not bored or saturated which too much physical training
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How to train a 11 year old
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Presuming you are talking about cycling, the emphasis seems these days to concentrate on bike handling skills and technique for kids.
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You'll need patience, a whip and a few carrots. The stable should be mucked out daily.
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Make it fun - work on skills they can show off to their mates - but read between the lines - they'll develop excellent bike handling skills/balance. They can be practised anywhere, and make longer rides more entertaining.
Wheelies, one-handed wheelies, no-handed wheelies, no-foot wheelies, endos, 180 endos, bunnyhops, front-wheel hops, back-wheel hops, static 180 spins, bike surfing... the list goes on!
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I'm working on my 5 year old with
Braking drills. Pedal to a mark and then brake before a mark. This has now progressed to stop exactly on the mark.
Cornering drills. Outside foot down, look where you want to, using outer boundaries to teach her to corner tighter.
Jumps next. Jedi push, and spot your landing.
She will be dh worldchamp in 2028..Posted 3 years ago # -
No specific training as such here, every time we come up to something my 5 year old son can't ride, or hasn't seen before, I get off and I encourage him over/through it with some pointers. We just did some riding last weekend and he quickly became adept at spotting sand that could be ridden through and stuff that would throw you off if you weren't careful.
I think a strong will to win helps at age 11 - as they're still not fully developed by then there'll always be some who are faster as they've grwn that little bit quicker, so I'd avoid training sessions and just concentrate on "riding", technique can be a great leveller....
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1. find out if he wants to do it.
2. don't be pushy
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Our club, and quite a few to others, have MTB sessions for youngsters, (7 upwards), these are very popular and let the little ones ride with others of their age. Generally riding XC loops and parkland.
The more competitive can ones then progress to training with the different groups on other nights. We have a number of 12-14 year olds who are more than able to hold their own doing every other interval in an adult based session.
The most important thing is for them to have fun.
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Get along to some organised events to give goals. My daughter has gone running mad after entering a fun race at the Reading Half Marathon and now independently runs three times a week. Amazing for a 13 year old girl!
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Are you talking about road or mtb?
There are more and more clubs around now that cater for kids. They normally work on technique (such as bunch riding etc) in traffic free areas. They may organise child friendly club runs and they normally have British Cycling qualified coaches who will know how to develop the children correctly. Some of them have academy sections for very talented riders.
Even if you are mtb orientated, some of the road skills, technique and fitness they would pick up would translate across.
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At that age I was starting out, riding with mates at the weekends on 7-8 miles of rolling roads to the mtb trails, our favourite loops, then ride home. Understood what the bonk was by 12 : ) I think that kind of riding means you grow into it during your teens but it's speculation.
I think having the freedom to ride with friends unsupervised between 11-16 was a big part of why I stuck with cycling. We tested ourselves on skills (DH 'bombing', 'pussy of the week' competition involved riding the steepest drops in the bombhole etc) and they were really good times.
I used to sail with my Dad between 7-13 and as much as I loved it, the structured time, instruction element and lesser freedom to do it when the urge grabbed me meant it never clicked in the same way. fwiw, not a lot maybe. I think it'd worry me sick to let a child do the same thing now but I would, as long as the roads were safe and the road sense was there.Keep it fun..
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Thanks for the feedback.... I want him to increase his skills but not get bored with to much discipline and strict training schedules...by the way he is 11, has an Orange 5 size 14 and we live in Peru...
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Teach him how to drive an Audi, and fix a computer.
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I think I've scared off my 9 year old, he's witnessed daddy in hospital too many times.
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I'm working on getting my lad to look up/forward, and to 'slalom' down a long hill, rather than bomb straight down the fall line...
He's 3, on a balance bike, and loves it!DrP
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Nothing so pathetic as pushy parents...
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not even dismissive posters ?
Have fun and set a goal
Double figures for my 6 year old in a few weeks - he has already done this I just never told him in case it put him off
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he is 11, has an Orange 5 size 14 and we live in Peru...
lucky ***** : )no need for training, just playing about at altitude will do it!
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Nothing so pathetic as pushy parents...
I'm more 'smacky' than pushy, tbh. Is that ok?
Are you free this weekend to help out at all?Please.....
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If you are giving away smack I can probably make it there ...might lack the motivation to leave though
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he he
kids need pushing, they are lazy little ****s
. . just like me . . .
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I'm a little later posting today than usual. I didn't get anything scheduled last night because both of my kids are home from college. That's my first item on my Thankful List!
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Thank you for the candy jar it comes at a perfect time we need lots more practice on subtraction and the kids think they are just playing a game. Love it. Enjoy your time with your children home from college they seem to grow up so fast.
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Teaching Special KidsThank you for the candy jar. I have a stupid question...how do the cards work? Do the candies represent certain numbers?
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Tigers deny shutting down civilian crossing[TamilNet, Monday, 25 June 2001, 11:50 GMT]The Voice of Tigers radio said in its morning news broadcast Monday that the Liberation Tigers denied a Sri Lanka army report that they had closed the main crossing point to the Vanni. No lorries from the Vanni came to the crossing point for civilians and international humanitarian agencies at Piramanaalankulam, 28 kilometres west of Vavuniya, on Saturday. The SLA Saturday issued a statement that claimed the lorries had not come because the LTTE had closed the crossing. We are not aware of any disruption in the normal operation of the Piramanaalankulam checkpoint. The question of lorries coming from or going to the Vanni is a matter that comes totally under the purview of the Government Agent, not us, the press officer of the ICRC, Mr. Harasha Gunawardene, told Tamilnet Monday, referring to the SLA statement which quoted the ICRC as saying no lorries had come from the Vanni on Saturday. Vavuniya Kachcheri officials said that lorries from the Vanni sometimes do not turn up as scheduled at Piramanaalankulam due lack of drivers, cleaners or other problems. Meanwhile, additional government agent for Vavuniya, Mr. S. Ragunathapillai, said that there is no transport through the Piramanaalankulam point on Sundays and Poya days. He said that 23 lorries of supplies to the Vanni were sent to the crossing point Monday morning from Vavuniya for cross loading. According to Mr. Ragunathapillai, 16 of these lorries carried supplies from the Commissioner General of Essential Services, 5 lorries had essential items for multi-purpose co-operative societies in the Vanni and 2 lorries carried kerosene. Each loaded lorry is parked for 24 hours at a park under the SLAs supervision at Eeratperiyakulam, 4 kilometres south of Vavuniya town, before it is permitted to leave for Piramanaalankulam where it is unloaded and the goods are checked by the army. The checked good are then loaded onto the lorries which come from the Vanni. The SLA does not permit lorries from the Vanni to pass beyond the Piramanaalankulam checkpoint. |
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I've slowly wormed more and more goodwill for myself into the upper ranks as more and more popular people, mods, and seniors like me, and the older generations of hateful fogies die off.
Creating an abundance of a new type of persons and pushing out and making ineffectual the old ones.
Basically I'm Leukemia.
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Right now I think the mods are playing tricks with me to make me keep reregistering with increasingly dumber usernames I pick in my desperation so that when they finally decide to let me stay around and crown me with this and that I'll be stuck with a really random name lol.