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Willis Holiday House is a large family home that is situated within walking distance to the shops, Marlo Hotel, jetty and boat ramp.
The home sleeps up to 8 people and has 3 bedrooms with 2 queen beds, one single bed, Double / single bunk bed. Porta cot, high chair and all linen provided.
There is an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area with a wood heater, split-system air-conditioning and a ceiling fan. The kitchen is fully equipped with a fridge, freezer, dishwasher, gas stove and microwave. The laundry includes a washing machine and dryer.
Additional features include a games room, two entertaining areas, a BBQ and fire pit. The huge yard can accommodate several vehicles and boats.
Willis Holiday House is sure to impress and is perfect for that family holiday in this beautiful part of coastal East Gippsland.
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- Enrique Olvera's Mexico City Pujol restaurant is a fixture on the world's best list
- Olvera's menus create innovative versions of traditional Mexican dishes
This story complements the Culinary Journeys TV series, airing monthly on CNN International. See more of the show here: cnn.com/journeys. Share photos of your own Culinary Journeys on Instagram with the hashtag #CNNFood for a chance to be featured on CNN.
(CNN)There's little doubt that Enrique Olvera is the world's best-known Mexican chef.
His restaurant, Pujol, now in its 16th year, has consistently landed on San Pellegrino's list of the world's "50 Best Restaurants."
Guests sometimes fly into Mexico City just to snag a midday lunch at Pujol.
He also owns three Eno loncherias branded cafes, an upscale restaurant, Moxi, in San Miguel Allende, and Manta, which overlooks a secluded beach in Los Cabos.
Olvera has become an ambassador of sorts for Mexican gastronomy, shining a light on a great world cuisine that for too long was obscured by frozen margaritas and guacamole.
The 1,000-day mole dish
For a man occupying such a powerful position, Olvera has remained remarkably humble.
He sports a sly smirk in interviews and is considerate and thoughtful: just a regular dude who happens to bridge the gap between aged culinary knowledge and modern gastronomic experimentation.
"I want Mexican food to keep moving," he tells CNN. "I understand that we have beautiful traditions. I feel very proud of those traditions, but I want to keep on building new traditions for the next generations."
His "mole madre" dish, one of his most famed, does just that.
The dish is essentially sauce on a plate.
A bull's-eye is formed by two sauces. First, a pool of mole that has been simmering for months and at its center, a spoonful of freshly made mole.
The sauce is eaten with hot tortillas, swiped up until there's nothing left on the plate.
It's a triumph of flavor, with layers of chilies, herbs, spices, fruits, nuts and seeds that unroll like an ancient map.
The current iteration features a "mother" mole that's been going for more than 1,000 days.
The dish is typical of the kind of cooking Olvera has become legendary for -- ostensibly simple but profoundly complex, he's able to preserve tradition by tweaking and advancing it.
The extremely challenging dish: Tacos
One of the cornerstones of Pujol is a pantry of native ingredients like heirloom varieties of corn, wild greens, obscure chilies, and insects -- staples that people have relied on for centuries but receive little fanfare.
With this arsenal, the strong, indigenous roots of Mexican cuisine play out in new ways at Pujol.
But referencing the past can be tricky.
"It's extremely challenging to try to work with tradition because dishes that are traditional are so well made," suggests Olvera, "That's why they become traditional, right?"
So putting a taco course on his tasting menu was especially loaded. In Mexico, tortillas are the bread of the nation and tacos the main dish.
"Tacos are so natural to us that I don't even think we think about them," Olvera explains. "If you have rice in a market, they will give you a tortilla and you'll make yourself a taco. If you are at home and you have a nopal salad, you put it into a tortilla and make yourself a taco.
"You can even make tacos out of things that are not Mexican. The way we eat is in tacos."
Eating tacos is a daily rite for most Mexico City residents: an experience as much about the atmosphere, the street corner, the strangers eating next to you, as it is about the actual product.
"Most of the time you actually get better tacos in the streets than in the restaurants.
That's why we put so much attention because we know it's really hard to get a taco in a restaurant that can compete with a taco from the street."
Olvera's tacos are tacos in the sense that they feature a tortilla with a filling on a plate, but that's where the similarities to street food end.
At Pujol there are tacos with suckling lamb in a fragrant avocado leaf adobo and tacos with braised pork on a smoked tortilla with coriander, red jalapeño and chickpea puree.
The rise of Mexico City
In 2014, Olvera opened his first venture in the United States: Cosme, a Mexican restaurant in New York City.
The venue, which was booked for months upon opening, serves a duck carnitas for two, flanked with made-in-house corn tortillas that can be fashioned into tacos at the table.
The recent rise of Mexico City as a cosmopolitan node on par with New York City or Tokyo has been swift.
Declining crime, a vibrant art scene and tiptop nightlife have all helped.
And, to an extent, Pujol has too.
The city hosts a young, pulsing dining scene with Japanese izakayas, craft cocktails and American BBQ restaurants all frequented by a growing middle class.
Nevertheless, the majority of the country is fueled by stews, corn tortillas and Coca Cola.
Few Mexico City residents can afford to eat at Pujol or even know what it is, but that doesn't stop Olvera from feeling a burden of responsibility about his food.
Olvera's own meeting place
"I think we can have a huge impact not only in agriculture but in the way that people eat and therefore in the health of people, in the way our cities grow, in the way that our culture is carried." He says, "It has an influence in almost every part of society."
Beyond the conceptualizing and innovation, Olvera is happy just to serve someone a good dinner.
Gathering people at the table over a fantastic meal is something he remembers fondly from growing up.
"Having friends around always makes me happy. When I was younger too I invited friends over to my house and there was always somebody there, it's just fun to hang around with people that you like" while sharing a meal, he says.
The restaurant, he adds, "is only an excuse to invite them over and get to see them again."
Ultimately, his goal is contentment.
Not his, but everyone who comes to eat at his restaurants.
"We are trying to make people happy. That's why we cook every day, it's our main intention."
Restaurant Pujol, Petrarca 254, Polanco V Secc, 1156, Mexico City, D.F, Mexico; +52 (55) 5545 4111
Pujol will be relocated in January 2017 to Tennyson 133, Polanco, Mexico City.

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By NADINE BROZAN
Published: April 20, 1995
Talk about stress in the workplace. On Saturday, the last day of the Metropolitan Opera season, PLACIDO DOMINGO will sing the title role in Wagner's "Parsifal," and in the evening he will conduct Puccini's "Madama Butterfly."
"It was coincidence," Mr. Domingo said yesterday. And when the scheduling people at the Met realized it, they offered to replace him as conductor with Samuel Cristler. Had the order of the two operas been reversed, he might have accepted the offer. "I couldn't conduct in the afternoon and sing in the evening because conducting takes a lot of your breathing and you need all the support for singing," the tenor said. "This will be unique."
It certainly will. "Parsifal," which begins at noon, won't end until about 5:30, and "Madama Butterfy" starts at 8 and lasts until 11. Mr. Domingo sounded relaxed, though. "I will have two and a half hours between," he said, "during which I will rest a bit, put myself to sleep, I hope, and then have a light meal."


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1960-61 Quebec Junior Playoffs
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- Metropolitan Montreal Junior League: St Jerome Alouettes
- Provincial Junior League: Trois Rivieres Reds
- Sagueney Junior League: Port Alfred Nationale
Note: The Provincial Junior League was the only league that chose to compete for the Memorial Cup. That meant that it had to finish its playoffs early. The Trois Rivieres Reds competed in the 1960-61 Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs before they played in the series below.
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Johnny Depp is ready to explore another territory. The Pirates of the Caribbean star recently landed a publishing deal with HarperCollins Publishing to launch an imprint named after his production company 'Infinitum Nihil' which means "Nothing is forever."
Depp is set to work on the "The Unravelled Tales of Bob Dylan" which will be based on the musician's interviews by best-selling historian Douglas Brinkley, according to a report by Female First.
Depp said in a statement: "I pledge, on behalf of Infinitum Nihil, that we will do our best to deliver publications worthy of peoples' time, of peoples' concern, publications that might ordinarily never have breached the parapet.
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The standard air injection system (AIS) of a motor vehicle distributes air into the engine exhaust and exits the exhaust manifold. The introduction of oxygen into the exhaust prolongs fuel burning as it travels through the exhaust system. An air smog pump supplies pressurized oxygen into the exhaust stream through the exhaust manifold and catalytic converter. The air smog pump consists of an air pump, diverter valve and air distribution manifold, which contribute to the engine's overall performance.
Things You'll Need
- Air smog pump assembly
- Adjustable wrench
- Teflon tape
- Copper sealant
- Flare wrench crescent
- Unsoiled rag
- SB marked bolts
- TR marked bolts
- Hose cutter
- Hose clamps
Remove the injection tube block-off plugs with an adjustable wrench. Replace new injection tubes into the injection manifold. Tap them lightly until evenly flushed inside the injection manifold. Wrap Teflon tape around the bolt heads to prevent scratching while installing the injection tubes.
Apply copper sealant to the check valve threads. Hand-tighten on to the manifold tube. Torque with a flare wrench crescent until completely tightened.
Apply a thin layer of copper sealant to the manifold tube threads. Thread the manifold tube onto the injector manifold, making sure not to scratch the surrounding components. Pull the passenger side dipstick tube out slowly, then position the manifold tube in place. Wrap an unsoiled rag around the cylinder heads and valve covers. Tighten the manifold tube with a flare wrench until fully secured.
Position the diverter outlet on to the smog pump unit. Insert the SB marked bolts through the guide posts. Install the new gasket into its housing. Torque to 10 foot-pounds.
Place the pump bracket on to the pump unit. Insert the TR bolt and spacer to hold the bracket in its place. Do not tighten.
Position the pump assembly on to the engine. Insert and tighten two TR marked bolts with a flare wrench. Place the black adjusting bracket on to the engine. Loosen the bolt and align the adjusting bracket's bottom underneath the existing bracket. Thread the bolt through both brackets and torque until it snugly holds.
Mount the pump pulley by sliding three TR bolts through the bracket's guide posts. Torque to 10 foot-pounds.
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It must be every fathers worst nightmare to be fair. Imagine opening up Playboy magazine to see your 18-year-old daughter posing nude.
Loredena Chivu posed the Romanian version of Playboy magazine, and when her dad found out, he wasn't happy at all.
Loredena says:
When he found out what I had done he cut himself off from the world and tried to isolate me as well from the rest of the family.
I thought he would get over it and I never expected he would do something like kill himself.
After her father stopped speaking her completely, Loredena tried to reconcile and went round to his house. But in a shocking turn of events, she found him hanging from a beam in his attic.
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One of the worst things is not knowing – he didn't seem to have any pressing problems at the time apart from our argument and I never would have thought he was a weak man who would take his own life.


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Scouting NBA Draft prospects: Arizona's Gordon, Ashley, Tarczewski
An early draft scouting profile of Arizona's Aaron Gordon, Brandon Ashley, and Kaleb Tarczewski.
I worked Thursday night's Arizona/San Diego State game, and got a chance to assess the Pac-12 favorite Wildcats not only the basis of their team strength, but also the potential abilities of some of their projected pros.
Some quick scouting of Arizona's NBA prospects:
Aaron Gordon -- I would say Gordon is 6-8 and a perfectly constructed 225 pounds. Gordon's jumper looked balanced and he did not force it. When penetrating Gordon seems to like to go left and is trying to get to the rim, but will pass. On the positive Gordon plays hard, never pouts, rebounds out of his zone, is an active defender and uses his length to make himself big defending the 3 or the 4. Gordon just went out and played, which can be difficult for young players when 26 NBA scouts are in attendance, but he never cleared out unless it was called from the bench, he just competed cleanly. His teammates like him, not just because of his talent, but because of his effort and personality.
On the other hand, despite being 6-8 and a perfect mismatch at the small forward spot in college, he never posted up and called for the ball against SDSU. It is almost as if he has heard the Blake Griffin comparisons and wants no part of them. Why not post smaller guards and face up big men? One reason is he doesnt really have a post game. He can, however, seal a man and get into a turnaround jumper with ease if he works on it. Additionally he is not fluid laterally on defense on the wing. He plays hard, is in a stance, but he is a little robotic when he tries to slide or turn and run on perimeter defense.
Gordon is a "can't miss" as an NBA prospect, but that does not mean he will be a star. Gordon has to continue to develop a middle game and post game on offense and try to improve his lateral defensive movement (which may not be fixable, but you can live with it). I would rate him a notch below Andrew Wiggins and Jabari Parker as he may not make others better the way they can, but he is the small forward equal to Julius Randle is as a power forward.
Brandon Ashley -- Ashley is a 6-9 power forward who has the tools to be an NBA all-star with continued improvement, but also has a reputation of having an average motor and being a little soft that he is trying to shake. Ashley plays mostly power forward, some center and is at ease off the dribble as a small forward, though I do not think that is his position in the pros.
Ashley fired up an ill-timed airball from the college three to start the game versus San Diego State, but it did not deter him much as he went into attack mode later in the game and eventually came back around to his jumper. Ashley has good hands and feet, and his lateral movement defending ball screens is excellent. Ashley is not a pouter, but also does not really demand the ball in the post. As far as motor goes, I think he plays a "never rushed" style that some may not like, but there is an ease with which the game comes to him. Ashley was going to take over the game before what I thought was a terrible call went against him and he was saddled with fouls the rest of the way. Ashley needs continued work on his jumper on pick and pop action, though in fairness, point guard T.J. McConnell's reluctance to shoot does not open up pick and pop opportunities for his teammates.
Brandon Ashley is a first-round pick and he could leave this year, but he needs to become a dominant big man instead of a prospect who occasionally shows you flashes of brilliance.
This may take another year of college ball, but more seasoning at that level would pay off for him at the next level, where he could get lost in the shuffle if he's too passive and not a weapon from day one.
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THE Informative Community Programme came to a close yesterday at the Information Department, Old Airport.
The programme, themed 'Cultivating an Informative Society', was organised by the Information Department under the Prime Minister's Office.
The guest of honour at the event was Awang Mawardi bin Haji Mohammad, the Acting Director of the Information.
The event began with the recitation of the Surah Al-Fatihah and a Doa Selamat, followed by a closing remark by Awang Haji Emran bin Haji Sabtu, the Penghulu of Mukim Bokok.
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Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection : from Biological Observations to Mechanistic Mathematical Modelling
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2 Institute of Immunology and Physiology, Ural Branch RAS, Ekaterinburg, Russia
3 Sobolev Institute of Mathematics, Siberian Branch RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia
4 State Research Center of Virology and Biotechnology "Vector", Novosibirsk Region, Koltsovo, Russia
5 Institute of Ecology and Genetics of Microorganisms, Ural Branch RAS, Perm, Russia
6 ICREA Infection Biology Laboratory, Department of Experimental and Health Sciences, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain
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HIV infection is multi-faceted and a multi-step process. The virus-induced pathogenic mechanisms are manifold and mediated through a range of positive and negative feedback regulations of immune and physiological processes engaged in virus-host interactions. The fundamental questions towards understanding the pathogenesis of HIV infection are now shifting to 'dynamic' categories: (i) why is the HIV-immune response equilibrium finally disrupted? (ii) can one modify the dynamic equilibrium for host benefit? (iii) can one predict the outcome of a system perturbation via antiviral drugs or drugs modulating the host immune response dynamics? Answering these questions requires a major interdisciplinary effort, and in particular, the development of novel mathematical approaches for a coherent quantitative description and prediction of intra-patient HIV evolution, the immunological responses to HIV infection, and the systems level homeostatic regulation of specific effector and regulatory lymphocyte populations in correlation with disease status. Here we summarized fundamental biological features of HIV infection and current mathematical modelling attempts to understand HIV pathogenesis.
Mathematics Subject Classification: 35Q92 / 37N25 / 92-02 / 92B05 / 92C30 / 92C42 / 93A30 / 97M60
Key words: mathematical modelling / host–pathogen interaction / immune system / human immunodeficiency virus infection
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Catholic Health Initiatives declined to comment on the lawsuit, as did the Diocese of Pueblo, the Colorado Catholic Conference and the Catholic Health Association of the United States. But answers to some questions about the intersection of religion and health care can be found in a guide published by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops called "Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services."
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Congratulations to Drs. Aziz Sancar and Paul Modrich who are among the six honorees. 2016-08-25T18:22:38Z News Item AzizSancar_UNCTV_Aug2016 http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/azizsancar_unctv_aug2016 2016-08-05T12:50:08Z Image Aziz Sancar accepts 2016 O. Max Gardner Award http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/aziz-sancar-accepts-2016-o-max-gardner-award Dr. Aziz Sancar, Distinguished Professor of Biochemistry & Biophysics and 2015 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry earns the 2016 O. Max Gardner Award, the highest faculty honor awarded by the UNC Board of Govenors. 2016-08-05T12:56:44Z News Item Carnegie Corporation tabs Aziz Sancar as "Great Immigrant" honoree http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/carnegie-corporation-tabs-aziz-sancar-as-2016-great-immigrant-honoree Each year on Independence Day, the organization publishes its list entitled "Great Immigrants: The Pride of America" to honor the accomplishments of notable immigrants. Dr. Aziz Sancar, 2015 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry is a 2016 Carnegie Corporation honoree. 2016-08-01T21:17:44Z News Item UNC Nobel laureates Oliver Smithies and Aziz Sancar present medals to UNC http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/unc-nobel-laureates-oliver-smithies-and-aziz-sancar-present-medals-to-unc Sancar, the 2015 winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, donated his prize money to a Chapel Hill foundation. Smithies donated his monetary award to four universities, including UNC. 2016-04-20T21:32:53Z News Item Carolina's Nobel Laureates meet President Spellings http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/carolinas-nobel-laureates-meet-president-spellings On March 23, 2016, Carolina's two Nobel laureates, Oliver Smithies, Distinguished Professor of Pathology and Aziz Sancar, Distinguished Professor of Biochemistry & Biophysics meet with new UNC system President Margaret Spellings. 2016-04-06T15:37:48Z News Item Harriet Fulbright Institute announces the Prof. Aziz Sancar Girls in STEM Project http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/harriet-fulbright-institute-announces-the-prof-aziz-sancar-girls-in-stem-project Seven hundred girls from seven cities in Turkey will engage in science, technology, engineering, and math education during a series of three-day conferences. 2016-03-14T15:09:24Z News Item Sancar receives top honor from Triangle Business Journal http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/sancar-receives-top-honor-from-triangle-business-journal Congratulations to Dr. Aziz Sancar, Distinguished Professor of Biochemistry & Biophysics, who received the 2016 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Triangle Business Journal and is named as one of their Healthcare Heroes for the year. 2016-04-06T14:53:25Z News Item Heroes of the Game http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/heroes-of-the-game 2016-03-01T22:15:46Z File Sancar and Modrich honored as "Heroes of the Game" http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/sancar-and-modrich-are-heroes-of-the-game On January 15, during Teacher Appreciation night, Aziz Sancar of UNC and Paul Modrich of Duke were honored as "Heroes of the Game" for their shared 2015 Nobel prize in chemistry. 2016-03-01T22:19:23Z News Item Aziz Sancar honored as Tar Heel of the Year http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/aziz-sancar-honored-as-tar-heel-of-the-year 2015 Tar Heels of the Year are Aziz Sancar of the University of North Carolina and Paul Modrich of Duke University. 2016-03-01T22:01:32Z News Item The Man Behind the Nobel Prize http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/the-man-behind-the-nobel-prize In this video, learn more about Aziz Sancar, the Sarah Graham Kenan Professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics and Nobel Prize Laureate in Chemisty for 2015. 2015-12-16T18:31:07Z News Item Aziz Sancar receives 2015 Nobel Prize in Chemistry http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/aziz-sancar-receives-2015-nobel-prize-in-chemistry 2017-03-15T20:13:44Z News Item UNC researchers create DNA repair map of the entire human genome http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/unc-researchers-create-dna-repair-map-of-the-entire-human-genome The new experimental assay can help scientists find the precise locations of repair of DNA damage caused by UV radiation and common chemotherapies. The invention could lead to better cancer drugs or improvements in the potency of existing ones. 2015-07-23T18:30:00Z News Item Sancar lab finds final pieces to the circadian clock puzzle http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/sancar-lab-circadian-clock-puzzle Sixteen years after scientists found the genes that control the circadian clock in all cells, the lab of UNC's Aziz Sancar, MD, PhD, discovered the mechanisms responsible for keeping the clock in sync. 2014-09-16T19:18:14Z News Item Sancar lab manuscript selected as "Paper of the Week" by JBC http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/sancar-manuscript-selected-paper-of-the-week-by-jbc The paper titled "Mechanism of Photosignaling by Drosophila Cryptochrome: Role of the Redox Status of the Flavin Chromophore" appears in the February 21, 2014 print edition of The Journal of Biological Chemistry. 2014-03-31T17:44:31Z News Item Sancar Lab Journal Covers http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/asancar-lab/sancar-lab-journal-covers 2013-09-23T15:14:46Z Collection Sancar lab featured on "In This Issue" of PNAS, published on November 15, 2011 http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/2011/sancar-lab-featured-on-in-this-issue-of-pnas-published-on-november-15-2011 Exposure to UV radiation triggers DNA lesions that can lead to skin cancer, the most common type of cancer in the United States. Previous studies in mice have shown that levels of a protein called XPA, involved in repairing UV-induced DNA lesions, waxes and wanes with the time of day. Shobhan Gaddameedhi et al. found that the protein's level and activity in mouse skin cells are at their lowest at 4 AM and their highest at 4PM. 2014-03-31T18:13:03Z News Item Sancar lab featured on the cover of PNAS http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/2011/sancar-lab-featured-on-the-cover-of-PNAS 2014-03-31T16:32:27Z News Item Sancar lab featured on the cover of JBC published on July 22, 2011 http://www.med.unc.edu/biochem/news/2011/sancar--july-22-2011-cover-of-jbc On the JBC Cover: The circadian clock is the internal timekeeping molecular system that generates a daily rhythm in an organism's physiology and behavior. 2014-03-31T18:12:21Z News Item


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Hi there from the front range,
Wondering about the conditions there right now. Snow on the ground? Thanks.
You probably know this already, but call these guys if no one responds to your thread. Quickest way to get local beta in my experience.
Road Rt 18 on Sunday. It was fantastic. Forecast is for 45-55 for the next week. Everything is open and dry. I will be out there again for sure in the coming week.
thanks, I called OTE earlier and got the thumbshifters up.
Weather is sweet and trails have super tacky lately.
Rode almost everything at Lunch Loops this past week and the trails are in better conditions everyday. Went across the desert from GJ to 18Rd today an everything was dry. So Koko stuff is probably just as good!
The 10 day forecast looks pretty sweet for riding here!
Just rode LL, holy crap Batman....so good. December has been so nice so far!
Tabegauche was in great condition Saturday morning (Dec 11th).
I haven't ridden for the past month, so it was my first time riding the new Gunny Loop "double-track" bypass (not the bypass off of Gunnector, still don't know what to think of that) and the new re-route around that steep, loose, rocky climb towards the end of the loop on the south side of LPR.
Kudos to the trailbuilders for those two new sections of trail. Makes the overall Gunny Loop experience more enjoyable.
Yeah, the weather on Saturday was "tolerable."
Same goes for today and tomorrow...
Good to go :thumbsup:
perfect weather this weekend. Thanks Fruita!
Saturday was a SS day at Mary's/horsethief then a sunset romp on chutes/ladders and joes ridge. Sunday was a freeride shuttle day @ the ribbon/freelunch/eagles tail.
Tuesday, Dec 21st
Is there anything ridable in the Grand Valley or Moab at this time?
We've gotten some rain this week, but I think everyone will agree this is the best December we've had in a long time.
The ground is not yet frozen, it's only been getting down to the 40's at night. So things will dry out. Avoid the obvious north-facing muddy spots, but the trails for the most part are dialed.
Lunch Loops good to go for tomorrow? The wife and I are thinking on a Christmas Day ride.
Originally Posted by nitro1
Lunch Loops good to go for tomorrow? The wife and I are thinking on a Christmas Day ride.
Should be, I'm heading that way in an hour and will post up if it sucks.
Right on! Thx
60 degrees and sunny this morning! Trails dry and deserted. Sovereign for lunch...
Anything long and easy in Fruita? Kinda like Gemini Bridge in Moab? We're considering trading our skiing plans for a couple of easy rides in Fruita, if there is one. By easy, I mean not overly tech. I'm coming off a cold and have a bike that I've not even test ridden yet. 2 or 3 hours of easier mtbing would be great to shake the cold and get the bike dialed in.
Originally Posted by Miles2go
Anything long and easy in Fruita? Kinda like Gemini Bridge in Moab? We're considering trading our skiing plans for a couple of easy rides in Fruita, if there is one. By easy, I mean not overly tech. I'm coming off a cold and have a bike that I've not even test ridden yet. 2 or 3 hours of easier mtbing would be great to shake the cold and get the bike dialed in.
Absolutely. You wont be disappointed.
Lunch Loops are perfect.
Originally Posted by moabman
60 degrees and sunny this morning! Trails dry and deserted. Sovereign for lunch...
Good news. I will be making my way to Moab next week unless the weather turns bad.
Tabegauche was in decent shape (excellent conditions for this time of year). Rode Holy Cross. Only sketchy parts are sections of Clunker and Kids Meal.
I see the sanitization of Holy Cross has begun. Was wondering when that would start. Quite a few 'techy' sections messed with.
Snowing now (12/30)....it was good while it lasted. :(
Originally Posted by NoahColorado
Snowing now (12/30)....it was good while it lasted. :(
Psssh, it'll dry out by noon. ;)
...Or blow away
Not with Mikesee riding on it.
Originally Posted by screampint
Yeah, the weather on Saturday was "tolerable."
Same goes for today and tomorrow...
What is the name of that trail?? Look stunning!!!:cornut:
Originally Posted by OscarW
What is the name of that trail?? Look stunning!!!:cornut:
Mack Ridge
so how are things after this last blast of snow?? have things dried out?
It's a bit cold. 5 degrees right now (9:00 AM), that's -16 for you guys using Celsius. No drying out at those temps, but no mud either.
Lunch Loops today:
Rode Rustler's and an out and back on Mary's today. Cold, 10 degrees, but beautiful!
How is this coming weekend looking in Fruita for trails? Anyone on the ground have up to date info? May just keep going to Moab if snow is still an issue. It's snowing pretty hard in Aspen at this moment, but maybe just raining in Fruita? Would love to hit 18 Road...
We're thinking of heading out Friday afternoon...but also looking towards Moab, or even Pueblo, Salida or even Denver.
please advise. We(aspen) got royally screwed from this last storm. Time to ride!!
screwed is an understatement. Can you say 'donut?'
Mornings are good, afternoons are muddy.
Cool, thanks for the update. I think we're going to head to Moab Friday evening.
What is ride able in Moab?
Can someone keep us updated as the end of the week is showing warmer weather. Thinking Sunday could be good to go in GJ??
Please make it melt and dry out! I can't take much more of this stupid winter.
Rode Tabeguache on Sat. & Sun.
Kurts, High Noon, Holy Cross, lower Eagles are great. No mud spots, some areas of snow. Conditions may worsen slightly this week as snow melts off (the climb out of HC comes to mind, snowpacked now).
Great news! Forecast is calling for Sunny and 45 on Fri-Sun.
It was pretty snowy and muddy on Friday afternoon. We drove out to 18 Road just to check it out on our way to Moab, and it was quite far from rideable - not sure about the other trails that way.
Moab on the other hand was great. Amasa Back had almost no snow (except for the entry), and Poison Spider was in similar condition, with very little snow save for some shady sections and the long dirt road section, but rideable the entire way. It was in the 50's most of the weekend.
Skiing in the La Sal's is also good I'm happy to report.
Some photos from today at the Lunch Loops. No mud, dry dirt or packed snow, lots of fun.
Don't know what it's like out at the Kokopelli, but I'm guessing it is similar. 18 Road is the last to dry out and would probably be a mess.
As it warms up and the snow melts a bit more, some places will be quite a mess.
We got some good riding in Moab in. We rode from town to all the rides to add some miles. Short video is here: http://www.vimeo.com/19196129
Rode lunch loops around 9:30 this morning. Wow, conditions are getting better everyday. Pet-E-Kes, Squeeze, Coyote Ridge, Ali-Ali and Kurts were awesome. Should be awesome later this weekend and next week as long as everyone avoids the snow sections which are going to turn to mud.
I hiked 18rd last night, if it doesn't have snow on it, it's deep mud, still a couple weeks away from rideable. Took the dog for a hike on Rustlers Monday, good to ride early before it thaws, there were some big ruts from those of us that are over eager (patience, it builds character) . The stuff at Kokopelli should be good with just a couple more days of sun and 40deg temps.
Looking at a Sunday ride with the dog. Driving out heading west midday today (Sat). Would hopping on the Kokopelli just south of Mack be rideable? Looking for something that's not super technical and only about 8-10 miles, out and back or loop.
Fruita would be in better shape than GJ's Gunnision Bluff's Trail area wouldn't it?
Lunch Loops are probably your best bet in the valley, Koko will be ok if you ride early. maybe just keep going west to Moab, there's a group of us headed over this morning to ride Pipedream.
LL was great Sunday. Rode Pete's/High Noon/Raven Ridge/Ali Ali/Miramonte Rim/Curts. Barely touched snow or anything wet.
You must not have ridden the same High Noon that I did. :) But, seriously, everything else was in excellent shape on Sunday. Hopefully things will dry out by this weekend.
We met up there on Sunday morning too. The first ride on my new Pivot. :thumbsup:
The Lunch Loops were in great condition and we were early enough to be off of them by 11:00.
Miles2go Came by you Sunday. Sure like how well manner you dog was.


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