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François Truffaut
Jean-Pierre Léaud
Claire Maurier
Patrick Auffay
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It's the story of Paris adolescent Antoine Doinel (Jean-Pierre Léaud), a hellraiser living in a crammed apartment with his mother (Claire Maurier) and her husband (Albert Rémy). At home he seems to be a part of the furniture, while at school he's singled out by his French teacher (Guy Decomble). He'd rather be anywhere else. And so he skips school to go to the movies and the amusement park. And when he's home, he escapes into the work of Balzac.
Every action of Antoine's goes punished: for lying about his mother's death (Antoine's excuse for playing hookie), he is slapped by his stepfather in front of his classmates; for quoting Balzac in an essay, he's labeled a plagiarist; and for returning a typewriter, which he and his buddy René (Patrick Auffay) initially stole to hock, he's arrested and sent to a seaside reform school.
But The 400 Blows (Les quatre cents coup) is not about watching a teenager lie, cheat, and steal his way through his formative years. It's about a teenager who feels he has to lie, cheat, and steal, and won't let himself be chastised for it. This is portrait of a youth who makes no apologies for being who he is.
The character went on to appear in four more adventures spanning nearly two decades--1962's Antoine and Colette, '68's Stolen Kisses, '70's Bed & Board, '79's Love on the Run, all directed by Truffaut and starring Léaud--where we find out all of the answers that the final shot, a memorable zoom into a freeze, left ambiguous in 1959.
But for the three years between The 400 Blows and the short Antoine and Colette, that haunting gaze Antoine gives in the freeze frame could have meant anything for the boy: freedom, capture, isolation…
For cinema, it meant the introduction to one of the medium's greatest pioneers, François Truffaut, whose autobiographical debut is a defining work of the French New Wave and one of the most honest and human movies of its kind.
Commentary by Robert Lachenay: Truffaut's lifelong friend, who served as the basis for the character René, delivers a very personal track, reminiscing about his childhood days with the late director. Comments are in French with English subtitles.
Auditions (6:24): The 16mm footage features an interview with Jeanne-Pierre Léaud, a scene between Léaud and co-star Patrick Auffay, and a screen test by Richard Kanayan (who plays one of the students).
Cannes 1959 (5:51): This "newsreel excerpt" features an interview with Léaud, who discusses The 400 Blows and how it affected him.
Cineaste de notre temps (22:27): In this 1965 episode of the French television series, Truffaut and other commentators (Léaud, star Albert Remy, and collaborator Claude de Givray) discuss the director's childhood, influences, and craft.
Cinepanorama (6:52): This 1960 episode has Truffaut sitting down with host France Roche to discuss his recent visit to the U.S. (where, in New York, The 400 Blows saw much success) and offer self-criticism on his work.
Theatrical Trailer.
Also included is a booklet with an essay by author and Columbia University professor Annette Insdorf titled "Close to Home."


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Tranmere recorded their biggest ever away win over Leyton Orient as two goals from Adam McGurk and a long range strike from Aaron Cresswell earned them a 3-0 victory at the Matchroom Stadium.
The result ended the hosts' hopes of reaching the League 1 play-offs and lifted Tranmere to 56 points and up to 15th place in the table. It was Les Parry's side's fourth win in six games and second clean sheet in a row.
There was just one change to the side that started the 4-0 win over Exeter, as Adam McGurk came in for the injured Enoch Showunmi. Mark McChrystal was named among the substitutes after missing the Exeter game through injury, while there was no place among the Leyton Orient line up for former Tranmere defender Ben Chorley.
Andy Robinson forced a corner in the second minute from which McGurk headed over the bar from an unmarked position at the far post.
Rovers continued their bright start when Aaron Cresswell tested Jamie Jones with a powerfully struck free kick from 35 yards and again the Orient keeper could only turn it behind for a corner.
From the set piece that followed Les Parry's side took the lead. The ball was played from McGurk to Cresswell who, 30 yards out, smashed a left foot shot high past Jones into the roof of the net.
Cresswell proved just as useful at the other end moments later when he cleared Dean Cox's dangerous cross, while Robinson won another corner for Rovers after hitting the wall from a free kick and a looping header from Taylor was saved by Jones.
Dale Jennings fired wide from distance on 19 minutes and after a good run sent a cross straight through the Orient area and out the other side soon after.
Elliot Omozusi brought a save out of Tony Warner and Cox shot wide for Orient on 29 minutes but the action was soon back in the opposite half.
Jennings headed a Kay cross over the bar on 32 minutes as Tranmere continued to create the majority of the chances and the youngster sliced a shot wide from long range five minutes later.
Rovers' pressure paid off a second time on the stroke of half time. A strong tackle from Robbie Weir saw the ball find McGurk and the former Aston Villa striker raced towards goal and rolled his shot past Jones and into the bottom corner of the net for his second goal for the Club.
After Orient made a double change at the start of the second half McGurk brought a save out of Jones with a header straight at the keeper's body.
And four minute into the half Rovers went further ahead. A free kick for a foul on Robinson by Omozusi was whipped in by Cresswell and it bounced off the chest of McGurk and into the net.
A shot from Akins was blocked on its way to goal on 51 minutes and ten minutes later the former Huddersfield man moved into the central attacking role when McGurk was forced off through cramp, Joss Labadie coming on in his place.
Orient substitute Scott McGleish headed over Warner's bar on 64 minutes, five minutes before Zoumana Bakayogo replaced Jennings. The Frenchman almost added a fourth moments after coming on to the pitch, but his chip over Jones hit the post and rebounded to safety.
Warner kept out a Cox effort with his shoulder on 72 minutes and Bakayogo did well to clear soon after as the hosts put pressure on the Tranmere area. Three corners gave Russell Slade's side chances to bring themselves back into the game but the closest they came was Cox's header that went over the bar.
Max Blanchard came on for Robinson with 11 minutes of normal time remaining with the versatile midfielder taking up a holding midfield role next to John Welsh.
Though Orient spent much of the final ten minutes in the Rovers half, they were unable to test Warner as Tranmere ran out comfortable winners.
Leyton Orient: Jones, Omozusi, Forbes, Cox, Dawson, Chambers (McGleish 45HT), Daniels, Spring, Tehoue (Carroll 45 HT), Kane (Mpoku72), Barrett. Substitutes not used: Whing, Butcher, Jarvis, Crowe.
Tranmere: Warner, Kay, Taylor, Goodison, Cresswell, Weir, Welsh, Robinson (Blanchard 79), Akins, McGurk (Labadie 61), Jennings (Bakayogo 69). Substitutes not used: Coughlin, McChrystal, Wood, Mahon.
Referee: Graham Horwood
Yellow cards: Jennings (45+1), Omozusi (48), Labadie (88)
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UK Wolf Conservation Trust
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|Roger Palmer[1]
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|Working to keep wolves in the wild
The UK Wolf Conservation Trust is a non-profit organisation based in Berkshire, England. Its aims are to dispel the myths and misconceptions surrounding wolves, and to support wolves living in the wild elsewhere in Europe. It is currently home to ten wolves: Nuka, Tala, Tundra, Mai, Motomo, Mosi, Torak, Massak, Pukak and Sikko.
Businessman Roger Palmer visited Alaska in the 1970s where he encountered wolves for the first time. Upon his return to the UK he decided to acquire a wolf. Palmer kept wolves into the mid 1990s[2] and, encouraged by ethologist Erich Klinghammer, founded the UK Wolf Conservation Trust (UKWCT) in 1995.[3]
Activities of the UKWCT[edit]
The UKWCT has 10 ambassador wolves, 9 of which are socialised wolves split into four packs.[4] The wolves are taken for walks most weekends in the open farmland around the Trust,[5] accompanied by members of the public and UKWCT. The idea is to allow people to see wolves in a different light to the experience seen at most zoos, which generally don't socialise their animals.
Education is a major part of the UKWCT's ethos and they hold regular seminars, with biologists and other speakers giving talks about wolves and current conservation work. The UKWCT's magazine,[6] WolfPrint, attracts contributions from those involved with wolf conservation and reports on current events in the wolf world.
The UKWCT's achievements[edit]
In 1998 the UKWCT imported three European wolves from eastern Europe and in 1999 they gave birth to six pups. This was reported[7] to be the first birth of European wolves in the UK since they were driven to extinction in the 18th century. After their relocation to Wildwood in Kent, the imported wolves had several further litters.
The UKWCT proudly look after the UK's first ever Arctic wolves - Massak, Pukak and Sikko. They were imported from Quebec in Canada in March 2011 when a fierce snowstorm destroyed their mother's den, causing her to reject the newborn cubs. The UKWCT were then invited to take these cubs back to the UK, where they have lived ever since.
Projects supported by the UKWCT include helping to buy livestock guardian dogs for Bulgarian shepherds, as well as supporting wolf research and education in the Tver region of Russia and also in Croatia. Support has also been provided for the Ethiopian wolf, for other European projects, and for the Red and Mexican wolves in the Americas. To date, the Trust has donated over £150,000 to wolf conservation projects worldwide.[8]
- ^ UKWCT website - about us section
- ^ http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/outdoors/7741761/Wolf-project-is-a-howling-success.html
- ^ http://www.countrylife.co.uk/article/78452/A_Man_and_His_Wolves.html
- ^ UKWCT website - wolves page
- ^ BBC News website, Hikers go for walk with wolves
- ^ Searching Wolf, wolf magazines page
- ^ BBC News website, Wolf cubs born in Britain
- ^ UKWCT website - home page
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Findel's adjusted pretax loss widens; sees strong Christmas
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For the six months ended September 30, Findel reported a pretax loss before exceptional items and terminated operations of 5.6 million pounds, compared with 3.1 million pounds a year ago.
Total revenue for the period was 254.6 million pounds.
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Corn cutworms come in several species, the two most common of the
species being the
dingy cutworm or feltia ducens and the black cutworm or agrotis
ipsilon. Just one cutworm
can sever the stems of many young plants in the course of an evenings
feeding, so as
soon as cutworm damage is noted it must be treated to save your crop.
What does it look like?
Corn cutworms can be either black, brown or grey or a shade somehwere
in this mix of
dark colors. Typically corn cutworms grow to between 1.5 and 2 inches
long and are often
seen curled. The inside of their underbelly may appear lighter than
their backs. Damage
from corn cutworms results in young plants being chewed off at soil
level at the stem.
Often the damage will look as if someone took a pair of shears to the
plants, cutting them
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How does it manifest?
Corn cutworms are the larvae of adult cutworms. Adult cutworms are
dark moths that are
nightflying and they typically have bands or stripes on the area of
their forewings.
Cutworms can breed several generations in a growing season as they lay
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soil level.
What can you do about it?
Cutworm collars are effective in keeping worms off the plants. Collars
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inches deep. You can also control cutworm damage by applying
insecticide containing
ewither diazinon, chlorpyrifos or by using bait which contains
carbaryl. Cutworms can be
tenacious and difficult to control so applications of insecticide may
have to be repeated
regularly at one week intervals in order to control the cutworm
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Deconstruction Is/In America: A New Sense of the Political
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BeschreibungWhat impact has deconstruction had on the way we read American culture? And how is American culture itself peculiarly deconstructive?
To address these questions, this volume brings together some of the most provocative thinkers associated with deconstruction, among them Jacques Derrida, Judith Butler, and Avital Ronnel. Ranging across a wide field, from the ethics of reading to the rhetoric of performance, the contributors offer provocative insights into a new sense of the political. The America of the volume's title turns out to be the place where the politics and poetics of responsibility meet. It is also the place where we confront the tension between difference and profound otherness.
Pressestimmen"Deconstruction is not like foreign imports now 'made in America' but claims a more original relation to American literary and critical thought. These essays, which include a fascinating deconstructive analysis of a recent Supreme Court decision on hate speech, are engaging and provocative dispatches from practitioners of this controversial movement, and take up crucial issues in architecture, law, feminism, philosophy and literature." --Geoffrey Hartman,English and Comparative Literature, Yale University "Written by some of the most accomplished critical theorists in the world, including Derrida himself, Deconstruction is/in America is more of a celebration than a defense. Excellently edited, {Niko, I think this is a dangling participle - KS} one reads of new horizons and of fresh dislocations. The resilience and pointedness of the contributions set the tone for the volume as a whole." --Henry Sussman, author of Afterimages of Modernity
Untertitel: New. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: NEW YORK UNIV PR
Erscheinungsdatum: Januar 1995
Seitenanzahl: 274 Seiten
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The test of New labour's radical resolve to shake up the 400-year-old charity law was always going to be how it would treat public schools. Why should Eton College remain a charity, the argument runs, when the likes of Greenpeace cannot?
So there has been much speculation as to where this month#s Government review leaves the Etons and Harrows of this world – and indeed, as commentators have already pointed out, where it will leave schools (in particular, those providing the 'City' LPC).
"Largely unscathed" is the unimpressed view of Lord Phillips of Sudbury, founder of charity law specialists Bates Wells & Braithwaite. Under the proposals contained in the paper, entitled 'Private Action, Public Benefit', schools that currently obtain charitable status if they are for the "advancement of education" would for the first time have to show public benefit, which could mean, for instance, opening up greater facilities to the local community.
As for evidence of the Government's commitment (or lack thereof), the Liberal Democrat peer highlights a passage of the review that says those independent schools charging high fees will have to make "significant provision" for those who cannot pay full fees, and then notes that "the majority probably do so already".
"It's just such a giveaway line," he reckons. "It passes judgement on criteria that is to be established by someone else and it's the most revealing phrase in the whole document."Anyone that thought there was going to be a lively debate on public schools and private hospitals is going to be disappointed, as this has been almost entirely kicked into the long grass," Lord Phillips continues. "I think you'll find that three years from now the Charity Commission will have done a lot of barking but little or no biting."
Nevertheless, the review, conducted by Number 10's own Strategy Unit, is certainly radical insofar as it dismantles the foundation of charity law introduced in 1601, just before the death of Queen Elizabeth I. It could be good news for prospective law students everywhere because they will no longer have to digest vast reams of case law, as the paper proposes to scrap the old definition of 'charity' with its four 'heads' (advance of education, relief of poverty, advancement of religion and other purposes beneficial to the community).
However, the four heads would be superseded by 10 new 'purposes' (including the promotion of human rights, conflict resolution, the advancement of amateur sport and environmental protection). The paper's proposals also include replacing the Charity Commission with the Charity Regulation Authority, freeing up charities to trade and cutting back on regulation.
According to the former Charity Commissioner Michael Carpenter, who had executive responsibility for legal services until he left earlier this month after a five-year stint, the new definition is not as novel as it might at first appear. "The fourth 'head' had become a very full bag for lots of other heads of charity," he explains. "They've pulled out of that bag six others and held them up as freestanding heads in their own right."
Critics argue that the charity law framework is showing its age. Joe Saxton, a former head of communications at deafness charity RNID and who now works at the Future Foundation, argues that organic growth of charity law has left not-for-profit organisations with an "incoherent and unhelpful legal base". It was Saxton who questioned why Eton could be a registered charity while Greenpeace could not.
He welcomes the new universal public benefit test. "I've always found that it's bizarre that there have been these four restrictive heads of charities, and expanding that to 10 categories is a good idea," he says. "Having said that, I'm not quite sure why it's necessary to have any categories at all." He argues that a public benefit test alone would suffice.
The paper has gone down well with the charity sector. For example, the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) says that a universal public benefit test plus robust reform of the Charity Commission is "a great boost for the charity sector". NCVO chief executive Steve Etherington adds: "Simplifying the legal definition in this way will clarify the very meaning of charity and in doing so protect public confidence."
As to how these reforms might affect public schools, private hospitals and even law schools depends on how they will be expected to demonstrate public benefit. The report does not shine much light on this question, but leading lawyers in the field, such as Lord Phillips, clearly do not expect too much of a struggle. In fact, critics point to Simon Morys, the civil servant leading the review, who earlier in the year dismissed league tables ranking charities by efficiency as "a nonsense", and who also said that the exercise was not in the business of "taking away charitable status".
Neither do those who will be subjected to the reforms appear to be particularly worried. "It's all a bit of a non-story as far as I'm concerned," says Professor Nigel Savage, chief executive of the College of Law. "I wouldn't pretend that we're concerned, but when the paper came out we went to our lawyers and accounting advisers and they told us it wouldn't be an issue."
According to Owen Clutton, a charity specialist at Macfarlanes, those law colleges offering the City LPC course would have to pass a tougher test. "I would have thought that it would have been more difficult to get charitable status, as such a course might be seen as serving a fairly limited number of large firms," he comments.
At the other end of the spectrum, the paper also gives hope to those campaigning groups denied charity status because of their political objectives. The Charity Commission guidelines should be looked at "so the tone is less cautionary and outs greater emphasis on the campaigning and other non-party political activities", the report advises.
While much of the media coverage has revolved around the fate of public schools, there is much to be welcomed by charity law experts. For example, Lord Phillips flags up the possibility of a community interest company (CIC). Such a corporate structure would draw on company law but contain certain modifications suitable for small, community-based, not-for-profit social enterprises. For example, a CIC would be able to protect assets against distribution to members or shareholders, opt for either a 'limited by guarantee' or a shares format and issue preference shares, but it would also impose greater requirements of transparency.
"At the moment there isn't a structure where one can have a non-profit-making body which isn't prevented from distributing profits to its members," Jennifer Chambers, a charity law expert at Allen & Overy, points out. "If this new body is put in place there will be a lot of interest from people that want to set up self-help groups or groups that benefit the public and aren't charities."
Plans to free up charities to trade have had a more equivocal reception from lawyers. The paper proposes to amend the law and allow charities to undertake all trading within the charity without the need of a trading company, as is currently required. Alison Paines, head of charities at Withers, anticipates that such proposals might not go down well with mainstream business, in particular retailers, which already compete alongside tax-exempt charity shops on the high street. "But it could also run into problems in terms of the competition law," argues Paines. "For example, organisations that are regarded as charities or not-for-profit in France and Belgium have restrictions on commercial trading."
Chris Priestley, a colleague at Withers, points out that the requirement of a separate trading company also "insulates" a charity against commercial risks and so could still be favoured as an option.
It is a point that Lord Phillips also makes, but he also sees such a reform as potentially having a more fundamental and "self-destructive" impact upon the sector. He argues that the big charities are becoming "too like businesses in their ethos, business and functioning", and such a liberalisation will only continue that process.
Under the proposals, a revamped Charity Regulation Authority would replace the Charity Commission. As Clutton points out, there has been a "duality of roles" in the Charity Commission's functions as regulator and adviser to the voluntary sector. "Fulfilling these roles has been quite difficult, not least since it's had its powers beefed up in the Charities Act 1993, when it received more substantial powers to investigate," he comments.
The review envisages a new corporate structure with nine commissioners (as opposed to five) and a separate chair and chief executive. The paper also promises to simplify the process by raising the registration threshold for small charities, as well as proposing the creation of an independent appeal tribunal. "If you complain about the commission all you can do is apply for a judicial review, which is cumbersome, or complain to the Attorney General," Clutton comments. "Having a more direct approach would certainly make life easier."
Charity law experts complain that the Charity Commission is under-funded and under-lawyered and hope that the Treasury would adequately back any reforms. "There are going to have to be more resources given to the commission if they're going to be able to deliver, because they've been on a pretty restricted budget for a while," comments Paines. "But it's not something that I can see the Government wanting to put more money into."
Lord Phillips believes that the stated desire for less regulation for charities sits uneasily with a package of reforms containing 61 recommendations. "There's a terrible tendency to think that number of regulations is a measure of the value of a report like this," he comments. It is a particular problem in a sector that relies on people giving up their time. "What you never see and you can't measure in this rush to regulation," he adds, "is what it chokes off by the way of voluntary endeavour and how many hundreds of thousands of would-be charity initiatives are nipped in the bud."


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Ok, I am pretty sure I have seen this some where but I cant seem to find it. I was wondering how long you can store RI decorations?? I have a few cakes all do at the same time and was wondering if I could go ahead and make some of the decorations and just store them. And If I make the RI how long will it stay good for? Thanks so much...
Oh and this is way off topic but I plan on attending the OSSAS this weekend and does anyone know if they have vendors there? I am really wanting to get some mold and to try the Americolor coloring, but if I can get it there on Sunday I would much rather do that. Sorry for the topic jump but have been wondering...
Once dried, RI decorations will last pretty much forever (or until eaten, lol).
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No matter how many times you see something as pics or on TV, nothing beats being there. On 23-25th nov'-07, we had one of those moments. Around 40 people from around India met up at Hampi for the bikenomads meet (see pic above). 40 people !
When I had started BN around 5 years back, I had no idea we would be doing these meets kind of things. No idea that we would have people who were in college to people who were grand parents coming and riding. No idea that with the guys, there will also be girls riding. No idea at all. But it all happened, and its a feeling which is not describeable.
Links to pics etc on the website : www.bikenomads.com
Now for the trip log (somewhat of a trip log as i dont have exact times/distances)
5th year anniversary for BN. Never in my dreams had i thought that I would create a group which would grow this big that we start having annual meets. AFAIK, apart from bullet groups under the patronage of Royal Enfield company, there is no other group in India which does annual meets where people from different cities ride up to some place and meet people. Sure, lots of bike clubs exist, but they have city meets, not inter city meets.
Which kind of makes it a challenge to get the people from different cities to one place, without any outside resources. No big entity with a big wallet. All you have is yours and other peoples wallet, which they are kinda not in a hurry to empty. Add to it, we have people of all spectrums, those still in college ( with pocket money) and those who are grand parents.
Initial plan was to figure out where to have the meet. Last year was Goa, so we wanted to do it
someplace else. A quick poll on the group, and Hampi seemed to be a good 2nd destination ( kind of a partial poll, as most people are down south). So, Hampi it was.
Then another hitch happened. I was shifting jobs right when the meet was being planned. Which meant, i would not be online to take care of co-ordination activities. So asked for volunteers and Vasanth jumped into it. Soon we have Vasanth for Bangalore, Captain Nandu Chitnis for Pune, Hrishikesh for
Mumbai and GR for hyderabad as the co-ordinators.
As the days went by, the people confirming started to swell - more than the people who were dropping out, and soon we had 30+ people all confirmed for the meet. With a few more people jumping in at the last minute, we had 40 people in all. 40 Nomads riding from various cities to Hampi.
My side of the journey concerns pune to hampi.
23rd November 2007 : Starting out.
6am we were to meet up at CC (chandni chowk - yup its there in Pune also). But as usual got delayed. Also had to pick up Medini, Captain Nandu Chitnis's ( capt. from now on) wife. So, by the time we got to CC, it was pushing near 7am. Met the guys and started off, but stopped a bit away to sync up with Harshad and the Mumbai cagers.
The route was Pune - Peth - Sangli - Bijapur - Hospet - Hampi. I guestimated at reaching by 6-7pm ... but how wrong I was. With 5 bikes and 2 cages, we rolled off. There were 2 more bikes of Praveen and Nalin who were escorting us only part of the way, and then back ( i guess they are cursing themselves now for not making it to the meet! ).
We planned to have meeting points, where we can group up while moving on. The group of riders were mostly people who had not toured much on bikes (apart from navendu), and I guess the idea of the distance was not very firmly etched in their minds, cause we started having a lot of breaks.
Everytime someone would stop for whatever reason, off would come everyone and start smoking. That would eat up around 15-20 mins each stop.
Stopped for breakfast around 9am, where we were caught up with Dr Arnob and Prasad , who had started off from Mumbai around 6:30pm. While we were still sipping tea, they headed off. They were taking the route from Hubli to Hampi, and wanted to ride all out.
We turned off Peth towards sangli around lunch time. Till now everyone had a good time riding on the 4 laned highway , with capt. first on his 220 and then on a karizma. Nehal, the only woman rider, also had a stint of riding the Karizma of MV for sometime on the highway, and was unwilling to give it back to MV !
Around 12 we reached Peth and turned off towards Sangli. We were guests of Mayank at Sangli for Lunch, and he caught up with us some way off from Sangli, and then guided us into the town - straight to his garage with 3 shining bikes lovingly worked on (see pic). I have seen a few people having their workplaces for their bikes, but I have not yet seen one like this. Spic and span, and everything shining.
Lunch was at a temple adjacent to his house, which his grand father had helped build. Typical south indian ( or was it marathi ?) fare, which was quite fulfilling. Around 2pm we starte off, and then everyone got lost in the city traffic ! It took another 30-40 mins for everyone to regroup and move off.
Around 4:30pm we hit Bijapur. We were running very very late. Last time I had been here, we had reached bijapur by 12 and had spent around 2 hours at the gol gumbaz. But this time we just had to ride on. Suddenly we realized that capt. was missing. Called him up to find he had stopped to fill in fuel into his 220.
An hour later we stopped at a BP ghar for tea and filling fuel. Sunset. Now the tough part started. Night riding on a single lane highway. A totally different ball game from the morning ride. And much tougher. This was taking its toll on the riders and more and more brakes were needed. Around 8:00 at a sutta break, we decided to stop for dinner after 9pm. At around 9pm found the bikers (who were usually ahead of us cagers) stopped at a dhaaba , which they were deciding to stop for dinner.
However, it was not suitable for the ladies. Also got a call from Ryan that his car had a puncture. Lots of discussion later, we said we could not really stop at this place - a strick no-no from the ladies and we decided to head on and find another place. A bit later found a sign for "Kamat 20 kms ahead". Another 1/2 an hour and we were at kamat. It was going to be only open till 11pm (just 1/2 an hour more) , and as soon as the bikers rolled in, we gave a bulk order for everyone. Hrishi then called up Dr Arnob to see if he can guide us into the hotel where we were to stay. Arnob said for us to meet him at the hospet bus station. Asking a few passerbys and policemen we were able to finally reach the meeting point, and then followed doc to the Hotel. Thanks to Vasanth's planning, everything was all set up for us to just crash.
24th November : Hampi
We were to get up at 8am and go and sight see hampi at 9am. We finally left around 10:30 am from the hotel to hampi. The plan was to see hampi as much as we can by 3:00pm and be back at the hotel for regrouping for the group pics. With Vasanth as guide we went around hampi, clicking a lot of pics at the famous locations like Queen's bath, Zanana, elephant stables, vrupakshi temple etc.
Around 3pm people began to trickle back into the hotel. We started lining up the bikes. Even with ample parking space we would have run out of places to keep the bikes, so we rearranged into 2 curved lines, and headed out towards Vitthal Temple for the Group Pic session. Harshad and I definitely need megaphones for next time, as it is painfull yelling at a group of 40 people to align themselves.
Again at Vitthal temple we took sometime to line up the bikes. By this time the other contingent of people who were not going to come on this day had arrived - venkat and co from bangalore, Arpan and Alok from mumbai. So , we had a full set of bikes to be photographed. The show of strenght with the new BN Ts was generating a lot of interest in the people around. Hard not to be interested when we have so many bikes !
5 pm, and the photo shoot over we went to the Vitthal temple to look at the temple with musical pillars and the rath. The next regroup time was 7pm at the hotel, and till then we lazed around, a few of us heading to the Tungabhadra river right next to the temple.
7:30pm we finally started to get a semblance of order at the hotel. We had basically taken over an open (but with roof) dining space for our whole group. The plan was to have intro's and discussions. The intro was planned in such a way that the person being introduced would only stand up, say his/her name and his location. It was up to the rest of us to describe about that person. This went on for another 2 hours (in which gr, ashish and Anu also planned the dinner and the bonfire). Unfortunately we did not get much time to discuss other things which had planned like first aid (by arnob) and the discussion for next year's ride.
10:30pm some of us went off to sleep while some still swapped stories over 2kfs. ;)
25th Nov : the ride back
5:00am I got up and started waking the pune guys, when harshad told us, there was a change in plans around 2am or so to move on at 7am ! sigh. if i had known earlier I would have slept more.
7:30am we started to move off. Since the cagers were ready, we started off first, as we know the bikes would catch up. This time we would be going through hubli and then catch the highway to pune.
However the 130km stretch from Hospet - Hubli was not in good condition and we knew we would take some time. We took almost till lunch time to reach Hubli. The bikers had gone to a Kamat restaurant, but we could not figure out the directions, and so we decided to try our luck on the highway. We found a Golden Garden restaurant where we stopped for lunch - and it had really good food.
We then headed to kolhapur where we were to regroup with other as Mayank would be peeling off from us. Juices and teas later, we bid our bye to Mayank and headed towards Pune. By this time we were joined by Praveen Sathye, who rode on from pune and then back.
From Kohlapur the traffic picks up a lot. For bikes its not a problem, as they find gaps and move on, but for a car, it started becoming slower. Ryan had to reach mumbai fast, so he had also said his byes and moved off. Capt. was again on a ZMA, and though he had said he wanted to switch around 6pm, all he did at that time was switch his helmet for one with a clear visor and moved on. I think he found the ZMA much more fun to ride.
Around 7pm we again regrouped with capt. moving into the car. We decided to regroup at Joshi Vada pav before pune. By the time my car would reach there, the bikers would be all ready to move on. Also syncd up with Nalin there. Around 10pm, At katraj, capt got back on his bike as we were leaving Harshad there. That place was jammed with traffic even at this hour and it took us a lot of time to head over to drop Medini. Finally, around 11:30pm, and 1200kms done, we reached my uncle's place.
All in all, an amazing meet. I hope BN has a lot more such meets over the years.


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Nicely appointed and very clean, this condo is just a 5 minute walk to the beach and Castaways bar/restaurant and 15-20 minute walk to restaurants, shops and the grocery store in Jolly Harbour. Milton had the condo ready for us, and even stocked some things in the fridge. We dove with Indigo Divers.
Traveling with 8 month old twins to Antigua you could imagine the questions and the prep work that was needed. Milton and Joy provided feedback and services beyond our expectations. From arranging a playpen to drives (with car seats) to offering to pick us up pizza from a pizzeria on the other side of the resort Milton and Joy were outstanding. The villa was modern, clean and comfortable and stocked with provision such as bacon, eggs, bread and booze on our arrival. The splash pool was great for a dip and a Wadadli in the afternoon when the twins were napping. The beach is something to see and not to be described in words. The nearby pool was a blessing, quiet, clean and warm. The grocery store was well stocked but be prepared for the cost of some things. East Caribbean Dollars did us just fine in lieu or American Dollars. Restaurants in the Marina were tasty but pricey, however you can always find daily deals! The tranquility of the resort after 5pm is something we really enjoyed. Sitting on the deck listening to the waves was very relaxing.
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We have visited Antigua before but this was the first time we took our four year old daughter so we needed to tick a lot of boxes.......space, flexibility, the beach, a pool and nearby restaurants and supermarket!!!! It took a lot of searching as we were after a contemporary villa that didn't,t cost the earth but finally we settled on 250C jolly harbour.
After a very simple booking process (Thank you Joy) we were extremely pleased with our choice. Milton met us at the villa and had stocked the fridge with some food and drink essentials which was great. The location and views were amazing...the beach is literally 1 minute away. The supermarket, restaurants and swimming pool are 5 mins walk away. And for those lazy days, the plunge pool is a lovely bonus. Milton left us a phone to use and was on hand if we needed anything at all.
One night some of friends who live in Antigua came round and commented that it was the best villa in Jolly that they had been in!!!
Having just returned from our 4th visit to this lovely paradise island, my wife and I, along with our dear friends from the UK, were thrilled with our decision to rent a villa rather than stay at one of the many beautiful resorts. We were greeted by the warm smile of the Milton. The place was immaculate and the refrigerator was prepared with basic food provisions for our stay. My wife is a gourmet cook and was delighted that the kitchen was fully setup with everything needed for her lavish culinary creations. As for me, I smiled when I saw the blender.
On the dining table was a thorough binder packed with relevant information about the villa and Jolly Harbour. Milton was very accessible whenever we needed a question answered. We were able to conveniently park our 4-door Jeep Wrangler right at the front door. The plunge pool was a great thing to have after a day at the beach.
This villa is perfectly situated for beach lovers. It is a 2 minute walk to the turquoise waters of Jolly Harbour beach. Everything is within walking distance; grocery store, shops, restaurants, and Castaways Beach Bar!
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BRISTOL, Tenn. -- OK, who kidnapped Kyle Busch?
Seriously, did you listen to his interviews after Saturday night's Sprint Cup victory at Bristol Motor Speedway that moved him within 34 points of the Chase? He talked about what an honor it was to compete with all the drivers in the series. He called runner-up Mark Martin a class act and said Martin deserved to win.
He said he loved the fans, even the ones that booed him before and after the race. He passed the checkered flag through the grandstand fence to a crying woman wearing his paraphernalia -- at least he hopes she got it after a Tony Stewart fan tried to wrangle it away.
And through all of this, he looked and sounded sincere, not sarcastic, as we're accustomed.
He was just as polished after his crash in Friday night's Nationwide Series race, the only thing that kept him from sweeping NASCAR's top three series after taking the checkered flag in Wednesday night's Truck race. He wasn't hard on rookie Chase Austin for causing the wreck and he wasn't bothered that the crowd wildly cheered his misfortune.
A public relations person from another organization said it was one of the most professional interviews she'd seen, and she was right.
Somebody call CSI Bristol. The real Busch would have stormed away without talking, just as he did after the spring Nationwide race. Remember? He parked his car on the track in Turn 3 and pouted away into the darkness.
But it wasn't just Busch's comments that raised suspicion that the 24-year-old phenom was abducted by aliens. It was the way he conducted himself on the track Saturday night -- particularly on the final two laps.
He gave Martin plenty of room to get underneath him instead of blocking as he attempted with Tony Stewart earlier this summer at Daytona -- and we all saw how that turned out. He drove so clean that Martin praised him. It's hard to remember the last time a fellow driver praised him for driving clean, especially on the final lap.
Or if it's ever happened at all.
"He raced me like a good sport," Martin said. "When he's behind me I will be comfortable that he will race me the same way I raced him."
That's not the Busch fans have come to love and hate. And hate. And hate.
That's not the Busch that a week ago got out of his Nationwide car at Michigan and blasted Brian Vickers for the way he raced him on the final lap, allowing Brad Keselowski to steal the win from both of them. That's not the Busch that Vickers only a few days ago said he felt sorry for because he always is so angry.
There must be a ransom note somewhere.
Or maybe this is the new and improved Busch. He has been going through media training. According to sources, he had a session early Saturday morning while most of his competitors were asleep in their motorcoaches.
"For him, he can have all the media training you want, but it's got to come from the heart," Joe Gibbs Racing president J.D. Gibbs said.
Everything seemed to come from the heart on this night, beginning with prerace introductions, when drivers came out to the tune of their favorite song.
Actually, Busch's song was on loan from Scott Speed, who recommended he go with "Amazing" by Kanye West.
The lyrics begin with, "It's amazing, I'm the reason everybody [is] fired up tonight."
And when Busch suggested maybe he was the reason the sellout crowd of more than 160,000 was fired up, he sounded humble. He sounded humble about everything.
Yes, Kyle Busch.
But I refer to another verse in the song that goes, "I'm amazin', yeah, I'm all that. If I ain't on my grind then what you call that? Victorious, yeah, we warriors. We make history, strive off victory."
Busch does strive off victory. He's won 16 times in Cup, surpassing Jeff Gordon's mark for the most wins by a driver before the age of 25. Busch will win a lot more.
He may one day make history.
That's how we know we had the right Busch here on this electric night. An imposter couldn't drive the car as masterfully as he does. Few can. As Martin and most will attest, he's a special talent.
Vickers seems to think Busch wants to win so badly that he makes himself miserable. Maybe he does. But Busch is working to change that, and what we saw this weekend was a step in the right direction.
Imagine how dangerous a calmer, more consistent Busch will be once he makes the Chase.
And he will make it barring a collapse the next two races at Atlanta and Richmond, two places he's won before. He's already figured out, according to what a source told him, that if he averages 147 points over the final three races, he'll get the supposed 3,160 points needed to qualify.
He got 190 on Saturday, so he's well ahead of the average.
Unfortunately, there are a lot better ways for me to handle [losing]. I can certainly do a better job at that.
"-- Kyle Busch
And if Busch makes the Chase, he'll start no worse than second when the points are reshuffled for wins.
Saturday's win was his fourth of the season, tying him with Martin -- who improved from 12th to 10th in points -- for the most this season. If they both make the Chase, they would be at worst tied for second in the standings headed to New Hampshire Motor Speedway, and very likely tied for first.
If I were the competition, I'd be nervous. The Busch we saw this weekend seems unflappable, and Vickers tried his best to shake him with a barrage of mind-game jabs.
Busch didn't even mind talking about his shortcomings that Vickers repeatedly pointed out. He explained that, yes, winning is important to him. But he explained that it is important not just for him to win, but the team to win, and how much of his anger after a race is from feeling he let his teammates down.
This all sounds like a psychology course, but again Busch sounded sincere. He didn't roll his eyes or look straight ahead without making eye contact with the person that asked the question.
"Unfortunately, there are a lot better ways for me to handle [losing]," Busch said. "I can certainly do a better job at that. But like today, I mean, you see all the faces of the guys in the pits that work so hard, now in Victory Lane.
"I mean, they're jubilant. They're excited. They know they've accomplished what they set out to do. I accomplished what I set out to do. That's to win races."
Busch was starting to sound as sappy as Martin did about the fans who cheered him for his 1,000th NASCAR start prior to the race. He didn't cry. He just smiled and looked at peace with the world.
Back to "Amazing," there's a verse that says, "I'm a monster, I'm a maven. I know this world is changin'. Never gave in, never gave up. I'm the only thing I'm afraid of."
The world isn't the only thing that is changing. Busch is. And he is a monster on the track, one who should be feared perhaps more than any other driver.
Asked what the game plan was moving forward, he grinned and said, "Win."
Call off the search. Kyle Busch is alive and well.
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HRC factory test rider Hiroshi Aoyama rides the final production version of the RC213V-S in Sunday's Asama Hill Climb in Japan.
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