text:
What's New
Community + Events
Hot Deals
Shop Online
RoadBikeReview.com's Forum Archives - General
Archive Home
>> General
stupid questions from your noncycling friends?
(35 posts)
stupid questions from your noncycling friends?
Jul 29, 2003 6:41 AM
I'm sure we all get these. People know you ride, so they assume you are a pro and can answer all of their stupid questions. Here's our chance to show our arrogance and inherent superiority by mocking them (I've actually heard some variation of all of these):
*So, when are *you* going to ride the Tour de France?
*Can't I get a bike tire that will never go flat for my kid's bike?
*Why would you want to ride out there with all those cars?
*You must be crazy to ride in that heat/cold/wind/humidity..., right?
*My tire went flat. Should I get a new bike with better tires?
*I used to ride
when I was young. Do you do that?
*You mean you only got 10th place in that race [with 100 racers]?
*Why would anyone want to ride that far? I don't like driving that distance.
*Do you drink a lot of water when it's hot?
*Is that a 10 speed?
*Why would you want more than 1 bike?
*Do you know Lance Armstrong?
*I spent $200 on my bike. Is it a good one?
Doug <8-P
re: stupid questions from your noncycling friends?
Jul 29, 2003 6:44 AM
why do you shave your legs? (especially from stupid follow high schoolers. grr)
re: my personal favorites
Jul 29, 2003 6:47 AM
I get these questions alot:
Do you wear those spandex clothes when you ride?
You only averaged 19 MPH for a 25 mile ride? I could do that.
I got this bike from K-Mart (or some other store) and its pretty light.
post-injury stupid questions . . .
Jul 29, 2003 6:58 AM
Here are some of the stupid questions I have received since I fell on July 3 (broken shoulder/ severe road rash):
1. So, you are not going to ride again are you? Answer: A silent stare. You all know the real answer.
2. Well, shouldn't this be a lesson to you? (in other words: stop now, the next time will be worse) Answer: No.
3. Weren't you embarassed when you went into the ER with your bloody butt poking out of your ripped shorts? Answer: Pain trumps embarassment. Plus, once you get used to wearing bright colored lycra, modesty/embarassment is no longer part of your emotions.
4. Are you going to listen to to doctor's advice (to stay off of the bike for 4-6 weeks)? Answer: See my post of July 22.
yup, same here. nm
Jul 29, 2003 7:00 AM
re: stupid questions from your noncycling friends?
Dave Hickey
Jul 29, 2003 7:00 AM
* Rode 2 miles to my sons friends house to give him some money. The friends mother said " you rode ALL the way here on a bike?"
* getting home from a charity ride and being asked by a relative " did you win?"
In the same line as your #2...
Jul 29, 2003 7:37 AM
Don't you have a race coming up? (re: charity or organized ride).
Followed after the event by "Did you win?"
I've heard some variations of others people have written here also.
Happy riding.
re: stupid questions from your noncycling friends?
Jul 29, 2003 7:13 AM
- If Lance is in 1st place, why is he in the back of the pack?
- Are those saddles comfortable?
- Aren't you afraid your going to crash with your shoes locked to the pedals?
- If you train so much, why are you still tired?
- I just bought an Aluminum Mongoose. Can I go mountain biking with you?
And many more I've forced myself to forget over the years...
from my sister....
Jul 29, 2003 7:19 AM
when hearing my wife & I were going to the World's in Hamilton: "Are you going to compete?" "Well why not, you're good enough?"
Stupid things around town.
Jul 29, 2003 7:24 AM
I live in Urbana, Illinois. Champaign and Urbana, twin cities, the cities are all of 10 to 11 miles a cross depending where you are. Our city buses have bike racks on the front so you can ride the bus and take your bike along. I hate to say this to the people of my community, RIDE YOUR BIKE, IT'S NOT THAT FAR OR THAT MUCH OF AN EFFORT. OK, I feel better.
possibly some rationale?
Jul 29, 2003 7:27 AM
Maybe if you rode to work in the morning on a nice day, then at 5 o'clock you have a raging thunderstorm. Could take the bus home?
I essentially agree with your sentiment, though.
When watching the Tour...
Jul 29, 2003 7:49 AM
...and knowing that LA is leading the GC...
Is that Lance?
re: stupid questions from your noncycling friends?
Jul 29, 2003 7:52 AM
This one from Doug got me, "Why would anyone want to ride that far? I don't like driving that distance."
I've had times when I've driven past a place where I cycled earlier that day and three things usually come to mind: 1) that was a very enjoyable ride, 2) this is far, and 3) I don't like driving that distance.
My contribution to the list:
"You really liked doing the NYC Marathon, you should try the Tour de France."
You can ride 20 miles??? In one day???...
asphalt assault
Jul 29, 2003 7:55 AM
A question asked by one of my wifes cousins.
I just smiled and nodded. I didn't want to sound snooty by saying "that's just a quickie when I don't have much time".
"4 hours without a radio? Don't you get bored?".
Jul 29, 2003 7:55 AM
* "What if you get a flat?"
* "did you lose your license or someth'in?"
* "Nice bike. How many speeds?" (editor's note: FG bike).
* "isnt it too (hot) (cold) (humid) (rainy) (congested) (far) for a ride?"
* "I rode a century once. Mine was 20 miles; how far was yours?" (Editor's note: Note quite as common as "How far is your marathon saturday? My last was 5k".
re: stupid questions from your noncycling friends?
Jul 29, 2003 8:11 AM
"you spent how much on that bike?!! They had a closeout at Wallmart and you could have gotten one for $49.00!"
re: stupid questions from your noncycling friends?
Jul 29, 2003 8:20 AM
In response to a statement from me that says something like
"I rode the bike up to X location"
I often get the immediate response:
"Yeah, but you din't ride your bike X location did you?"
The assumption seems to be that "X" was too far, too dangerous, or not posible to get there by bike and can't grasp the idea that people do it everyday.
re: stupid questions from your noncycling friends?
Jul 29, 2003 8:23 AM
What's wrong with you? Are you allright? Where's the Bike? (on the rare occasion that I took the bus to work)
re: stupid questions from your noncycling friends?
Jul 29, 2003 8:24 AM
"How many gears?" is a good one. My roadie has 18, my downhill has 9. Neither seem to impress very much...
Wow! how did you lose all that weight?
Jul 29, 2003 9:29 AM
Question from people who know I've been riding for 2 years, and think it's weird.
Or " you're lucky, you can eat anything you want and not gain""
Dave Hickey
Jul 29, 2003 9:36 AM
Me thinks they're missing something
From my former company's CEO
Jul 29, 2003 10:04 AM
He was a heavy-set New Yorker, in visiting his wacky San Francisco office, and encountered me as I was coming in after commuting by bike:
"You don't do that every day, do you? Wouldn't that be [wait for it...] debilitating??"
(My commute is 7.5 miles each way..)
re: stupid questions from your noncycling friends?
Jul 29, 2003 10:59 AM
"Do you wear those little spandex outfits too?" normally from my boss when others are around.
I responded last time with - "I remember when you used to run. didn't you wear lycra shorts then?" (he did) He then said that he still ran in the mornings. I replied with "really? you don't look like a runner anymore."
another is
"doesn't your butt get sore on that little seat?"
What about those that hate cyclists and poorly mask feelings?
Jul 29, 2003 11:07 AM
I've heard all the above, but I've also come across those folks that don't like cyclists, and try to "convince" me that I'm wrong in what I do. It's the usual, "those guys run lights, and ride in the middle of the road." Sometimes I argue back, other times I don't say anything.
It really is strange how the average "'merican" views cyclists. We are annoying, at best.
There are no stupid questions, Timmy; only stupid people...
Jul 29, 2003 11:26 AM
I wish I could remember where I first heard that one, SNL?
The one or two times I mentioned how much a (good) bike cost, the flabbergasted stare of disbelief that someone would spend that much on a 'toy'.
The usual 'you rode how far?' questions.
One from my Aunt, 'They just look so slow, pedaling furiously to go nowhere' Of course I had to point out the bike is the most efficient transport... etc.
And you do this for fun?
Why would you want to bike, when you can drive?
There are no stupid questions, Timmy; only stupid people...
Jul 29, 2003 3:19 PM
I love that quote, its from South Park.
You're one of those guys with a $600 bike, aren't you?
Jul 29, 2003 12:34 PM
Sometimes I tell them that I have wheels that cost more than that. Sometimes I don't bother. Ever told anyone that you own three bikes worth thousands of dollars each? "Why do you need three bikes?" Good question really.
Stupid roommates
Jul 29, 2003 12:40 PM
"How much to get a bike like yours?"
"What, you're joking?"
"Why would you spend that much for a bike?"
"I paid $250 mine (a mtb that will never see dirt), how much were yours again(said as if I threw my money away and am a fool)?"
a couple months later...
"How come my bike is all rusty?"
"How come my bike makes funny noises?"
"Can you fix my bike, it won't shift right?"
"Can you fix my bike, the brakes aren't working?"
"How come my bike keeps breaking?"
"Why's my bike so heavy?"
"Why's my bike so slow?"
"Will you help me get a bike like yours?"
re: stupid advice from your noncycling friends?
mapei boy
Jul 29, 2003 12:52 PM
As I lean my Colnago against a wall -- "I'd invest in a kickstand if I were you."
re: stupid advice from your noncycling friends?
Jul 29, 2003 1:16 PM
Watch the look on their faces when you tell them that you couldn't afford a kickstand because you had to pay extra for the pedals on the bike.
I get the kickstand one a lot, plus..
Jul 29, 2003 1:26 PM
..why would you want to be ATTACHED to your bike? What if you fall??
..why do you have so many bike parts (I suppose that's a really good question. Can anyone really figure out how they accumulate so fast?)
..that's funny looking, why don't you have one with flat bars? (see's the mountain bike) "Oh, you do have one"
..part of last question - why do you have more than one bike?
..(sees other bikes) Jeeez!! how bikes does one guy need??
..so can you go pretty fast with that? (yet another logical question, but they don't realize just how fast we can go)
..is that pretty light?
..you rode HOW many miles yesterday?
People ask why I ride instead of drive as well. I always wonder why they drive instead of ride.
Be patient
wow --
Jul 29, 2003 2:03 PM
I must be lucky. Many of my coworkers are ex-cyclist and most are pretty interested in the bikes. A few ask why I have so many bikes (3). Some ask how far I live from work becasue I commute. I tell them 4 miles and they say "that's a long ride". Of course, I then have to tell them I make it a 8.5 mile ride in instead of going the short way. The only comment that bugged me was when I picked up a Bianchi. First day I rode it in, one girl said it was the ugliest green (celeste) she had ever seen.
Racing bike
Jul 29, 2003 3:44 PM
When someone comes into the shop that I work at and asks for a "racing bike", that's my favorite!!!
re: stupid questions from your noncycling friends?
Jul 29, 2003 5:49 PM
Besides the fact that most everyone I work with thinks I'm some kind of amazon because I call a 30 mile ride a short one....
"I spent $200 on my bike. Is it a good one?"
Had the woman who sits next to me bring her Toys R Us Pacific bike in for me to look at....the handlebars were doing a 360 spin while the wheel remained stationery. "But it's a good bike, huh Janet?"
I put a picture of the USPS team up in my computer room window, with a Go Posties across the top. "Janet, are those the people you ride your bike with?" Uh, yeah, in my dreams....
Oh, I do feel sooooo superior now. Cheers ;-)
re: stupid questions from your noncycling friends?
Jul 29, 2003 7:20 PM
You spent that much and didn't get an engine?


text:
MBTI® Test ENFJ Child Care Workers
Strong Interest Inventory® General Occupational Theme Code: Social, Artistic (SA) (GOT)
ENFJ Myers-Briggs Types are driven by empathy for other people and are focused on their values and vision. ENFJs are very aware of the needs of others and being optimistic and intuitive they see every opportunity to help and improve. Some of the most popular ENFJ careers can include child care workers, who are, for example, natural teachers who tend to take charge of any given situation, lending aid to those who are in need. This is the essence of Extroverted Feeling with Introverted Intuition ENFJ Myers-Briggs Types. (Myers, CPP. 1998)
Child care workers often find themselves performing a large range of tasks at their respective job locations such as schools, private households, and childcare institutions. These tasks can include keeping records on individual children, including daily observations and information about activities, meals served, and medications administered. Individuals in this ENFJ career path will also dress children, change diapers, and sanitize play toys and equipment. Child care workers can also be found supporting children's emotional and social development, encouraging understanding of others and positive self-concepts. They also spend a fair amount of their time identifying signs of emotional or developmental problems in children and bringing them to parents' or guardians' attention. Child care workers also communicate with children's parents or guardians about daily activities, behaviors, and related issues. Similarly, they instruct children in health and personal habits, such as eating, bathing, and toilet habits.
The variety of tools necessary to complete these tasks will vary by location, but will relate to each task. Tools may include washing machines, first aid kits, oral medical syringes, and may also include some technical tools like computers and photocopiers. In certain positions knowledge of computer scheduling and processing software may also be important.
The areas of knowledge that are important for a career as a child care worker include but are not limited to; knowledge of principles and processes for providing customer and personal services, knowledge of principles and methods for curriculum and training, first aid knowledge, as well as a general knowledge of human behavior and performance.
This ENFJ career path tends to attract individuals with a strong service orientation and sense of social perceptiveness. As these individuals will work with children of various ages and developmental levels, it is beneficial if participants are able to express themselves clearly and have an elevated level of speech recognition among those that are less developed. Individuals entering this career path should be highly dependable, good natured and cooperative while also being able to maintain self-control and integrity even under stressful scenarios.
Child care workers have a generally modest educational requirement which includes a high school diploma. Related on the job experience, in addition to some on the job training is also important. A career as a child care worker may be a quality career path for ENFJ Myers-Briggs Types as they are likely to be appreciated for their unique personality gifts and contributions not to mention the fact that it can also act as a stepping stone toward other ENFJ child psychology based careers that require higher levels of education.
Below are employment trends for child care workers:
- Median wage: $9.48 hourly, $19,730 annually
- Employment: 1,310,000 employees
- Projected growth (2012-2022): Average (8% to 14%)
- Projected job openings (2012-2022): 570,000
Visit Our MBTI® About Page and Our ENFJ Personality Type Page for Detailed Information on the ENFJ Personality Type
Visit Our Strong Interest Inventory® Resource Page to Learn About the SA GOT
- Introduction to Type (Isabel Briggs Myers, 1998, CPP Inc.)
- Introduction to Type and Careers (Allen L. Hammer, 2007, CPP Inc.)
- Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data and 2012-2022 employment projections Onetonline.org
- MBTI® Type Tables for Occupations, 2nd Edition. Schaubhut, N. & Thompson, R. (CPP, 2008)

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Accelerate the Rollout of NFV & 5G & Beat the OTTs at Their Own Game
Date / Time: Wednesday, March 29, 2017, 12:00 p.m New York / 5:00 p.m. LondonOverview:
Sponsored By
Roz Roseboro, Senior Analyst, Heavy Reading
Dheeraj Remella, Director, Solutions Architecture, VoltDB
Dennis Duckworth, Senior Director of Product Marketing, VoltDB
Legacy telcos and CSPs are being squeezed by challengers, including over-the-top players like Google and Facebook, as well as application providers that populate the handsets of every telcos customers. Traditional revenue streams are being eroded in many ways, even as time spent on devices increases.
At the same time, subscribers are benefiting from a shift in power in their relationships with telcos. Their expectations are rising as they interact with over-the-top players and app providers on their devices in real time; they expect the same level of personalized real-time service and interaction from their telecoms operator. When they dont get it, they switch carriers.
5G and NFV offer telcos and CSPs a way to compete with OTT providers while providing improved levels of service, more interactive, immersive experiences, and more precise billing to consumers. Join Heavy Reading Analyst Roz Roseboro and VoltDBs Dennis Duckworth/Dheeraj Remella for this webinar where we discuss:
Roz Roseboro, Senior Analyst, Heavy Reading
Dheeraj Remella, Director, Solutions Architecture, VoltDB
Dennis Duckworth, Senior Director of Product Marketing, VoltDB
Webinar Archive Registration
To register for this webinar, please complete the form below. Take care to provide all required information (indicated in red). Press Register to complete your registration. If you have already registered for our site or for one of our webinars, you may login to register without re-entering your information.
From The Founder
Flash Poll
Live Streaming Video
Charting the CSP's Future
Six different communications service providers join to debate their visions of the future CSP, following a landmark presentation from AT&T on its massive virtualization efforts and a look back on where the telecom industry has been and where it's going from two industry veterans.
Upcoming Live Events
September 13, 2017, San Francisco
NFV & Carrier SDN: SDN Integration in the Virtualized Realm/Carrier Network Virtualization a Two-Day Event
September 27-28, 2017, Denver, CO
October 18, 2017, Colorado Convention Center - Denver, CO
November 1, 2017, The Montcalm Marble Arch
November 1, 2017, The Montcalm Marble Arch
November 2, 2017, 8 Northumberland Avenue, London, UK
November 30, 2017, The Westin Times Square
All Upcoming Live Events
December 5-7, 2017, The Intercontinental Prague
SlideshowsPics: Rubber Ducks & SD-WAN Take Dallas
More Slideshows
Hot Topics
No Imagination: UK Chip Biz Goes Up for Sale Iain Morris, News Editor, 6/22/2017
Does AT&T Deserve Time Warner? Mari Silbey, Senior Editor, Cable/Video, 6/23/2017
Hulu Is Greatest Threat to Pay-TV Providers – Study Aditya Kishore, Practice Leader, Video Transformation, Telco Transformation, 6/27/2017
Calix: Russo's Not-So-Overnight Success? Carol Wilson, Editor-at-large, 6/28/2017
Verizon Takes 'One Fiber' to More Cities Mari Silbey, Senior Editor, Cable/Video, 6/22/2017
Like Us on Facebook
Upcoming Webinars
June 29, 2017
Fiber Deep: It's All About Quality & Speed
BETWEEN THE CEOs - Executive Interviews
Following a recent board meeting, the New IP Agency (NIA) has a new strategy to help accelerate the adoption of NFV capabilities, explains the Agency's Founder and Secretary, Steve Saunders.
One of the nice bits of my job (other than the teeny tiny salary, obviously) is that I get to pick and choose who I interview for this slot on the Light Reading home ...
Animals with Phones
If Only It Were This Easy... Click Here
Latest Comment
Live Digital Audio


text:
Over the last few months, we've talked about the importance of working out and the inherent benefits toward an overall happy and healthy life. However, you can have the best regimen, the greatest gym and the best motivation, but the wrong equipment and apparel will reduce the effectiveness of your plan.You wouldn't see a basketball player perform at its best dressed in jeans and flip-flops, or a football player without a protective helmet (unless you go back 100 years… God bless those poor people who ran into each other with minimal protection.) The same applies to you and your fitness routine. The right shoes and apparel will directly impact your workout and its efficiency. If you wear the wrong shoes, you face the real possibility of turning an ankle, if your clothing is too loose, you might get chafed in inopportune places… too tight, well… no one wants to see that either.
Comments will be approved before showing up.


text:
Dr. Greenfield is incredibly knowledgeable and insightful. He has been a calming influence while also very appropriately challenging my thoughts and direction. He... Read more
A kind, thoughtful doctor who is knowledgeable and up to date. Takes his time to listen and is very present. Never rushes, respectful. A rare find.
He is GREAT. I'm a new patient. He loves to talk but it is so soothing...except when I want to comment :) He will explain to you what is going on in your mouth, ma... Read more
Dr. Lertora is very professional, polite and kid-friendly.
Dr. Appel is everything that all reviews have stated. She is caring, thorough, attentive and well informed. She has a way be being compassionate and yet, offers ad... Read more
Excellent caregiver. Thoughtful, invested and insightful. Excellent utilization of available genetic testing for best med management and really picks up on what i... Read more
I have been a patient of Dr. Ardolino's for about 10 years. She is the best. Excellent diagnostician. Always listens and I've never felt rushed.
I was a new patient and had not seen a doctor in over ten years. Dr. Dainiak was thorough, kind, understanding and compassionate.
My daughter has been going to Dr. Fromson for her whole life, 17 years. Through those years, Dr. Fromson has always given her undivided attention and is willing to s... Read more
Very good diagnostician. Prompt and caring. Busy office.
Sign up for our newsletter to get the latest health news and tips.


text:
3. The
costs $45 online and uses a simple candle flame to heat up
whatever liquor you pour into it. You then use the straw to
inhale the alcohol vapors from a glass orb.
View this image ›
Eventually you're just, you know, SIPPING BOOZY AIR OVER AN
OPEN FLAME. What could possibly go wrong, right?!
Inventor Julie Palmer says she was inspired by a trip to
Finland, where she saw the Nordic "tradition" of pouring
vodka over hot coals in saunas. It seems like the kind of
thing that's just plausible enough, so after a quick
Google search yielded no results, I reached out to Kjell, a
Norwegian friend. He confirmed that it was less of a
tradition and more of "another weird way we sometimes handle
alcohol. Others including sniffing glue, eating shoe polish,
or drinking hair tonic."
Vaportini sent a couple our way, so we decided to give them a
try. However, it's important to note that "vaping" alcohol
can be dangerous and should only be done in very small
View this image ›
Jeff Barron / BuzzFeed
Dr. Kathryn Boiling at Mercy Medical Center in Maryland
explained that the vapor isn't passed through the liver
before it circulates throughout your body: "When alcohol is
inhaled there is no first-pass metabolism so the full power
of the drug, in this case alcohol, reaches the brain."
It's also hard for your body to get rid of alcohol consumed
through vaporization. According to Boiling, "there is no
mechanism to expel alcohol if too much is inhaled, unlike
when drinking alcohol… [where] you vomit up what remains in
the stomach, preventing more alcohol absorption."
5. Dr. Lisa
Lowery of Helen DeVos Children's Hospital advised us to take
in "just one small amount the first time and see how that
"It is important to remember that alcohol goes directly to
the brain and lungs by doing this," explained Lowery.
9. The
taste? Kind of like breathing in Hint water, except with
If that's not descriptive enough, imagine walking through a
fog and inhaling its cold mist. The mist lightly coats your
tongue with, depending on the spirit, a very subtle whiskey
flavor, without the aggressive burning sensation of alcohol.
Read on for our first impressions.
10. First up
was ~Jameson Irish Whiskey~.
15. Next was
the vodka, which pretty much everyone hated.
19. In
conclusion, we wouldn't vape alcohol on the reg — part of the
fun in drinking is the drinking — but it's probably
worth it to try at least once.
20. So, the
big question… Did we feel a buzz?
View this image ›
Jeff vaped the most out of all of us — he estimates about 25
sips — and he reports: "Yes, I felt buzzed, but it was a
different kind of buzz. It was more of a light-headed buzz
than a-few-drinks-in buzz. It lasted for like maybe 30ish
minutes and then it went away."
(Again, if you're going to vape alcohol, always start small
to see how it affects you.)
The rest of us didn't feel much of anything, although we only
vaped a few sips each. But we had fun.


text:
Hometown: White Plains
January 4, 2013
Just a grad student trying to do research in Tokyo! Love doing yarn crafts in my free time. よろしくね!
Already a member? Log in.
Already a member? Log in.
Meetup members, Log in
By clicking "Sign up" or "Sign up using Facebook", you confirm that you accept our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy


text:
This is a buffet style place so I was hesitant to come in. The place is large and it was busy on this Friday morning of the horse sale. I came for breakfast but didn't want to eat too much on the buffet. The waitress...More
1 - 10 of 316 reviews
This is a buffet style place so I was hesitant to come in. The place is large and it was busy on this Friday morning of the horse sale. I came for breakfast but didn't want to eat too much on the buffet. The waitress...More
Food is fresh and very good. They just remodeled so there is a lot more room. Staff is very attentive and friendly
They have a big buffet with many selections. They also have a grill which had pork barbeque,corn fritters & other selections..There was a taco bar.They had an ice cream bar & many other items for dessert.
We finally stopped here for a mask 8 this week. The selection was very nice and the food was good. Enjoyed the entire meal and the excellent desert bar. Far better the well known place further down the road.
It speaks well of this place that when we were there there were probably more Amish than non-Amish patrons having lunch. There was no waiting in line for a table and service was quick. There was an ample selection of tasty food on four or...More
Went to Yoder's for lunch. Senior class grandson met us there. Disappointed - very few pieces of broasted chicken on the bar and that is what they feature as their meat. Had to request some (also other patrons) because there was no fresh put out...More
Yoders is a great place to go with a family or just a group of friends. They have great service, and a friendly atmosphere.. The food is always delicious and hot.
We visit Lancaster County twice a year and Yoder's is always one of that trip's eating places. This restaurant is attached to the Yoder Marketplace and is indeed a favorite eating place for the local folks. It is very clean, has a huge menu to...More
Good down home cooking. All you can eat and there are soups, breads and wonderful deserts topping it off with ice cream. Priced resonably for the area.
We arrived about 10:45 am which is 15 minutes past the close of the breakfast buffet. We were told that we could still order off the menu, which was okay. Took too long to get a cup of coffee. I always gauge my breakfast place...More


text:
Traditional Beers have been prepared from rice and Millet since thousands of years in India. Its only recently that British introduced European beers to India in late Eighteen century. Since then Beer has been steadily gaining masses and its one of the most famous alcoholic beverages people consume during summer months of India from March to July.
We bring you some of the most popular Beer brands that Indians consume during summer.
- Kingfisher – Kingfisher is the Most consumed beers in India. It has staggering market share of 41% and is indeed king of good times. It is the go to beer which Indians consume whenever and wherever. I can still remember from my teen days when I had my first break up and my friends tried to cheer me up by offering Kingfisher strong and saying "Le Daaru pi sab theek ho jaayega" and of course everything got fine.
- Tuborg: This is one of my favorite beers. Right from it's easy to open bottle cap to its deep green colored glass. Everything just looks perfect. Within 3 years of its official launch in India in year 2007 it rapidly gained 5% of market share. With introduction of Tuborg strong, consumers are realizing that strong beers can also be of superior quality.
Eat sleep Rave Repeat Frame
To find your right size, check Pop ArtSize Chart
Jack Daniels Frame
To find your right size, check Pop ArtSize Chart
- Heineken: Heineken International brews and sells over 170 beers, and is known for the slogan of their flagship beer, "Heineken refreshes the parts other beers cannot reach. Heineken is popular across all pubs in India. It is said that only 3/10 beer drinkers in India can spell this brand correctly but that doesn't undermine its popularity and consumption.
- Corona: This beer perfectly symbolizes its origin Country Mexico. The golden bubbly color and refreshing taste reminds one of the golden beaches of Mexico and its beautiful woman. Corona is available in India in two variants Corona Light and Corona Extra. It is also noted that Corona is seriously gaining cult following in India especially among women drinkers.
- Kings – Goa is known for white sand, blue seas and Cheap Alcohol. When you have wide variety of alcohol available at cheap rates one would wonder why many tourists still drink locally brewed Kings beer? But as you drink Kings beer you would feel the answer rather than know it. A wave of calmness hits your brain and the light lager taste refreshes you so much that you feel like home at Goa.
- Carlsberg – If there is any beer which your great grandfather enjoyed and still is available today then it must be Carlsberg. From its humble beginnings in 1847 today Carlsberg group has become largest brewers in the world with more than 500 international beer brands. When it comes to quenching thirst one always remembers the elephant logo of Carlsberg.
- Kalyani Black Label: Another popular beer from United Breweries is Kalyani Black Label. It is one of India's oldest beers and is popular from Delhi in North India to Kolkata in East India. Although I haven't tasted this beer yet but my friends from Delhi describe it as "Smooth beer with an extra punch". Next time when you are in Delhi, try kalyani to beat the heat.
Artree Turquoise Glass Bottle Décor (Large) with/without fairy lights.Rs. 1,750–Rs. 1,850
Ring Bottle OpenerRs. 199
See more Drinking Gifts
The following two tabs change content below.
Vinay Nihalani
I am a Candid Wedding Photographer based out of Mumbai. You will often find me looking up in the sky in search of amazing cloudscapes and I'm that kid who gets excited upon seeing every new thing.
Latest posts by Vinay Nihalani (see all)
- Buy Sachin Tendulkar merchandise online - May 24, 2017
- Best Game of thrones gifts & merchandise India - September 25, 2016
- Top 12 Creative Ice Trays for your drinks - May 27, 2016


text:
Raes Calvert - Cal
Raes is excited to be part of The Out Vigil. This is his first time working with Twenty Something Theatre. Raes is a Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director of Hardline Productions. Select theatre credits include: Where the Wild Things Are (Presentation House), Out in the Open (Green Thumb), The Number 14 (Axis Theatre) and Of Mice and Men, Never Swim Alone (Hardline Productions). Raes is a graduate of Studio 58.
After spending most of the past year or so working behind the scenes, Matthew's changing hats to get back up on stage. A graduate of Studio 58, he has most recently been working with Hardline Productions as Sound Designer for Bug, and Co-Sound Designer/Musician for Of Mice And Men. As well as acting and sound designing, Matthew performs in a couple local bands, one of them being The Savoys. Check out our site at thesavoysband.com. He'd also like to thank his family for giving him such a rich appreciation for the Maritimes. Can't wait to go back Home.
Gili Roskies - Lizzie
Gili is excited to be working with her fellow Studio 58 graduates on this evolving work. She most recently starred in Ghosts in Baghdad (Working Spark). Other recent credits include Hotel Bethlehem (Ruby Slippers), Cool Beans (Solo Collective), Broken Sex Doll (The Virtual Stage/The Cultch), Red Letters (Eric Hamber Co-op), Secret in the Wings, The Park and The Winter's Tale (Studio 58). Gili would like to thank Julie for the beautiful words and Sabrina for bringing them to life. Most importantly, she would like to thank YOU for coming to see the show.
Starting rehearsals tomorrow, catch them on stage soon from May 28 - May 31 at the Havana Theatre on Commercial Drive. More info & tickets available at: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/667823


text:
23/10/17 - 23/10/17
Don't miss this one-night-only event on the 10 October 2017. Train wi...
Sign up now for a TicketAlarm and we'll let you know as soon as tickets go on sale for this artist and artists we think you'll like. You'll also get exclusive access to presale tickets, special offers and our TicketAlarm newsletter with much more.
Cookies are required in order to purchase tickets. Please accept cookies in your browser settings to continue.


text: Fiction Discussion Group Monday, February 13, 2017 7:00pm 8:00pm 19:00 20:00 Kepler's 1010 El Camino Real Menlo Park, CA 94025 Nights at the Circus by Angela CarterAmerican journalist Jack Walser is on a quest to discover Sophi Fevvers's true identity: Is she part swan or all fake? Dazzled by his love for Fevvers, and desperate for the scoop of a lifetime, Walser joins the circus on its tour. The journey takes him and the reader on an intoxicating trip through turn-of-the-century London, St. Petersburg, and Siberia. Literary Discussions


text:
Auto Repair and Tire Service in Columbus, GA and LaGrange, GA
About Us
Tire Pro, Inc. is a family owned and operated, Full Service Automotive Repair Shop. We first opened our doors in LaGrange, GA at 211 Bull Street in 1989 and then later in Columbus, GA at 5755 Milgen Road.
We continually strive to invest in the best equipment and the best training for our employees. We provide the highest level of customer service, some of the lowest rates on Service and Tires in the area, and same day service- without an appointment. We believe in maintaining our locations as well as having the cleanest, most comfortable stores. For our customer's convenience, we have fresh coffee, popcorn and free Wi-Fi available in our waiting room.
Our Full Service Facility
We go above and beyond to provide our customers with an exceptional experience.
We're pleased to offer services such as: Alignments
Brake Services
Oil Changes for every vehicle, including Diesel
Fuel Injection Services
Air Conditioning Service
And So Much More!
Come in and let our friendly and knowledgeable staff serve all of your automotive needs. Both of our shops have ASE Certified technicians to help you with any problem that you might have. We look forward to helping you maintain your vehicle!


text:
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
posted on December 17, 2012
Melody and I performed at the Stage Left Cafe Open Mic on Dec. 14. 2012. We tried to bring some harmonies and put a jazz take on it. Merry Christmas! Performed by Thomas and Melody Hirschler. Thanks for the camera work, Fred.
discographyThe Farmer's Rain
Jul 2010His Eye Is On The Sparrow
Aug 2012Live, Laugh, and Love
Mar 2014
contact / help
For inquiries, click here.


text:
Size 525.795 MB 22 seeders Added 2013-05-04 13:01:38
No Need For Patches Or Serials Just Run Installer And Enjoy The Game! After nearly defeating the Witch, Princess Isabella was turned to stone and Bella, her daughter, was rescued by trusted friends Fairy and Dragon. Raised alone and with no idea of her lineage the young Princess Bella must rise and take back her kingdom. Join us for the exciting conclusion to the Princess Isabella trilogy – the Heir will rise victorious! System Requirements: OS: Windows XP/Vista/Win7 CPU: 2 GHz RAM: 1024 MB DirectX: 9.0 Hard Drive: 932 MB Work like you don't need money, love like you've never been hurt, and dance like no one's watching - Unknown Author - And Seed like there is no bandwidth limit Support Us Your "Thank You" means a lot Thanks To Wendy And Let's never forget the work of Flight of the Conchords
|Princess Isabella 3 - The Rise of an Heir CE [ASG].exe


text:
Urban Cowboy Southern Fusion
Smithville, TX 78957
(512) 229-5116
Catering available anytime
Ponderosa by appointment only
Ponderosa by appointment only
We are a full service caterer with a food truck & special events venue. We specialized in cocktail parties and weddings. Our food truck is available for any kind of event as well. Venue in Smithville
Ponderosa is located at 1490 FM 2104 just before Frerich Rd. A short drive from Highway 71 or 290. Our kitchen is located at 15360 Vision Dr. Pflugerville, appointments only please


text:
Hello everyone! I hope you are doing fantastic and are enjoying your lives. I have a challenge for you and that is simply to do a random act of kindness this next month of November. It can be anything from buying food for a stranger to holding a door open for people. But I want you to tweet about it and add @believersvoyage to your tweets So I can hear about your wonderful things. Or comment below on what you did. Just a simple "held door open today" kind of thing nothing big!!
God bless and may we continue to live POSITIVE lives!!


text:
Pain Treatment in Hassan
Anesthesiology doctors in Hassan play an important role in perioperative care. The decision purely lies on the specialists practicing at the anesthesiology hospitals in Hassan about the right procedure. In Hassan mostly people prefer these hospitals for pain treatment. During surgery, anesthesiology doctors in Hassan monitor the patient's blood pressure, consciousness, heart rhythm, etc.
Ask our Counsellors
0 # 2017-05-01
can I take sedatives too often, is there any good anesthesiologist in Hassan from whom i could consult,
0 # 2017-05-02
'No, sedatives can be taken only when very required and that too temporarily, Practice yoga and meditation instead, you can also consult with good anesthesiologist, given here Anesthesiologists in Hassan'
0 # 2017-03-17
Plz suggest some recovery tips after operation and I also want to consult with anesthesiologist of Hassan
0 # 2017-03-18
'After your surgery ,keep your bed near a window that is close to sunshine, take vitamin C in an amount of 250 mg a day,it cuts the healing time, you can also consult with Anesthesiologists in Hassan.'
0 # Older than three months
'They are operations to deliver one or two babies, you can find here top Anesthesiologists in Hassan.'
0 # Older than three months
Which type of diseases need surgery only and how can get pain relief during surgery, suggest me the best anesthesiologist in Hassan
0 # Older than three months
'Diseases where your body organ has been completely damaged and have no chance of treatment or revival need complete surgery, Diseases where infection is spreading fast need surgery, such as an accident case or a blood infection or sepsis, Get the list of best anesthesiologist here Anesthesiologists in Hassan'


text:
Trific is a six year old gelding with three years successful show experience. He is well mannered and has a great desire to please. Very suitable for an…SOLD
Price reduced !!! Lilly- Lilly stands 14.3 hands tall she is an 8 year old sorrel mare. Quarter horse she has papers. She will walk, trot, canter, turn…SOLD
This colt which we call King has a Power packed pedigree, excellent color and conformation! King should prove to be very versatile and would be a great…SOLD
Mare for sale! Highly negotiable and open to trades! More pictures available upon request! -10 Years old -Registered AQHA (Bettye Blends) http:…SOLD
AQHA buckskin filly, just turned 1 yr old. Her sire is KO KID by THE MIDAS TOUCH KID by KIDS CLASSIC STYLE her sires side is loaded with champions in pleasure…SOLD
Nice bay colt - his sire, 15.2 hd. Anniversary Beau - Go Man Go, Three Bars, Boston Mac bred. His dam, 15 hd. Brought to U by Brio - Otoe, Sugar Bars…SOLD
This ApHC mare is well trained in Western Pleasure, Horsemanship, Halter, Showmanship, and Trail. She would also go nicely as a Hunter Jumper. She is 15…SOLD
Donnerprinz is a black 2014 registered Swedish Warmblood colt. His sire is Donnermeyer, a DeNiro son and Donnerhall & Weltmeyer grandson. His dam is a…SOLD