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Glassboro, New Jersey (PressExposure) February 29, 2012 -- My Italian Travels Is happy to announce the launching if its new twenty page section titled Planning by Region. Spending over six months researching and writing a page for each region of Italy, we wanted to highlight a little of what each region has to offer a vacationer thinking about a trip to Italy. We accomplished this by looking at each region and seeing what some of the most popular areas are and what activities people are doing. Some regions are best known for their beaches while others may be there museums.
With so many sites only trying to sell, sell, sell we are glad we are maintaining our idea of providing helpful information to people who are getting ready to or are in the process of planning an Italian vacation.
The regional planning page is indexed with a link to any regional page you may want to see making it easy to navigate from region to region. Each regional page has a map of Italy highlighting the location of that region making it easy to see where regions are in relation to each other. This is very helpful when going to multiple regions.
Using our new regional pages in combination with the other great informational pages on the site such as the plan trip section. This section addresses many things travelers should know and do before their trip no matter where they are traveling. A great page to use is the Plan your trip page which is the how to page which covers all the ins and outs of planning each aspect of a vacation to Italy. This page includes information about booking flights, finding and making reservations for a hotel and arranging ground transportation to and from all the great regions that we write about in the new section.
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Almost time for a new Zelda and thought I'd do a top ten of my are my favourite Zelda enemies and also which installment I like them from best.
10) Goham - Wind Waker
Always enjoyed the many variations of Gohma, but having this one pop out of lava was very cool.
9) Stallord - Twilight Princess
Another series favourite of mine, the stalfos, and now you get to fight a giant one, nice.
Phantom Ganon - Wind Waker
Ocarina of Time Phantom Ganon was cool, but the black and blue colours and design of Wind Waker won me over.
7) ChuChu - Wind Waker
Cute, in a creepy way, but so goofy looking.
6) Fyrus - Twilight Princess
Big monster on fire, nuff said.
5) Wart - Majora's Mask
There was a Link to the Past boss that Wart is based on, and I love that they brought him back for Majora's Mask.
4) Argorok - Twilight Princess
Very cool looking dragon. Also really enjoyed the fight.
3) Eye Gore - Majora's Mask
Loved how the Majora's Mask version was so dominant, and how very step shook the ground.
2) Dark Link - Ocarina of Time and Twilight Princess
Can't choose one over the other. The Ocarina of Time fight was so memoriable, and the design of the Twilight Princess was so dark and evil.
1) Dark Nut - Twilight Princess
There since the first one. Fighting the Twilight Princess versions was so fun, riping of armour only to have them get faster.
So there's my list. Thought it'd be fun to do this and maybe other Zelda related blogs before Skywared Sword comes out. What are your favourites?

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Beloved former radio DJ and "American Top 40" host Casey Kasem is reportedly missing, and a judge wants answers.
Kasem, who suffers from Lewy body disease, was possibly moved from the country by his caretaker wife, according to report. Jean Kasem has been embroiled in battles with Kasem's children, who fought Jean just to see their father in recent years.
The baffling news that his children and friends don't know where Kasem is concerned a judge during a hearing, the Associated Press reported, and launched an investigation into Kasem's whereabouts.
Kerri Kasem, who won status as her father's temporary caretaker Monday, tweeted about the shocking news:
I believe my father's wife fled the country (or possibly went to an Indian Reservation) with my Dad because (cont) http://t.co/J1DBwQ4sWC — Kerri Kasem (@KerriKasem)
May 12, 2014
Kasem hosted "American Top 40" and "Casey's Countdown" for nearly 20 years. He also voiced Shaggy in the "Scooby-Doo" cartoon, as well as Robin in the "The Batman/Superman Hour."
Kasem retired from retired from "American Top 40" in 2004, handing over the microphone to Ryan Seacrest.
Update: Authorities located Casey Kasem in Washington state, according to his daughter. Kasem was found two days after the judge ordered an investigation into his whereabouts. Kerri Kasem is still working to bring her dad under her care as a judge ordered, according to a statement released by the family:
"We have received confirmation that Casey Kasem has been found. The family has grave concerns about his health and will do everything in their power to bring him back home."
Kerri, who has received a lot of support on Twitter from fans and celebrities, tweeted:
We are grateful to the local authorities for finding my Dad. We are one step closer to bringing him home. — Kerri Kasem (@KerriKasem)
May 15, 2014


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Louis Vuitton Damier Géant Loup. Earth, Black.
I obviously like bags and I would honestly say that I prefer them being flashy but discrete. I want the best of both worlds and viola, there's the bags in Damier Géant canvas. And one of the bags in the line that interests me the most is the Loup.
French for wolf, Damier Géant Loup is a satchel that has this dynamic and relaxed look. Its capable of holding A4-size documents and has an external zippered pocket practical for storing everyday essentials. The bag is crafted from Damier Géant canvas that is an enlarged version of the famous Damier patten. Damier Géant uses highly sophisticated weaving techniques with ultra-resistant fibers to guarantee maximum lightness and durability.
Loup features brushed aluminum hardware, quick release closue, an inside patch pocket and a cellphone compartment, a large outside patch pocket on the bag's rear side, and a wide adjustable strap useful for carrying the bag across the body. If you're a guy whose got a really fast-paced lifestyle, Loup is definitely your soulmate!
Damier Géant Loup comes in two colors, Black and Earth. The bag measures 13″ x 10.6″ x 4.7″, and is available at Louis Vuitton for $1,020.
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We only offer products made by manufacturers we personally know and who work according to the fair trade standards. Colorful shawls from cotton to cashmere – modern and always a good travel companion. Bags in many designs and sizes – essentials every day and still modern accessories. Special handicraft - including hand-made paper, statues or singing bowls.
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If we're going to live at 4,465 feet elevation, along the foothills of the Rockies, I say let it snow!
The week of Christmas we had a family Snow Day. We do this every year, even when we don't have snow. My brother and his kids made this snowman. I wanted Spencer in the picture so you could see how tall he is. Mr. Snowman, that is.
Snow was still falling as we bundled everyone up to go outside.
My parents have the perfect sledding hill in their back yard. Steep enough to get going fast, but not too long. Just right for little kids.
The best part of Christmas break was having this guy home. He took two weeks off, cooked meals, played with the kids, ran errands, and tackled the broken toy pile (items that have needed gluing, nailing, and fixing for months). Work demands so much of him the rest of the year; we really look forward to this time.
Gus. With pink cheeks starting to glow.
This is my brother Dave, about to show us how a real sledder takes on the hill. If you know him, you can hear him saying, "Okay guys. Let me show you how it's done." His tactic? The running belly-flop.
We're amazed. Can you tell? Truthfully, it was rather anticlimactic. Two feet further he slid to a halt.
Ali, however, mastered the belly-flop. Apparently, chewing on a piece of hair helps.
This sweet girl has been such a help to me lately. Last week her job was to assist with dinner each night and I loved having her by my side as we prepared meals.
Give Sami another five years and she'll be your favorite baby-sitter. She's always looking out for the littles. If she's playing with the boys, I don't need to worry. I know they'll be happy. She tucked Michael into her sled, and held on tight so he wouldn't tip out.
Spencer and Gordon had fun brandishing icicle swords. "By the power of Grayskull! I... have... the power!" (Am I the only one old enough to remember that cartoon?)
Shirlee wowed us with her impromptu snow-clothes design. New from the Braithwaite line and available in your very own pantry. That is one, count it one, gigantic garbage sack! Brilliant, I thought.
Rachel and Dan headed up the igloo-making team.
Their youngest members abandoned ship part-way through, but we gave them an A+ for effort!
All the grandchildren love these two like second parents. They're pretty adorable.
My sister Becca stayed in town with her boys while her husband went back to Vegas for work.
And this is one reason I love my parents so much. They never miss out on the fun. When my Dad walked outside wearing his infamous moose hat, the kids teased him, laughed, then followed him around like the Pied Piper. He's notorious for wearing odd hats and loud ties. My Mom helped grandkids carry their sleds back up the hill again and again and again.
After an hour or so the sun came out and everyone began to shed hats and coats. I love Ty's red cheeks in this photo, and his sweaty hairline.
My Dad had high hopes for a snow dragon. So we conceded and got to work.
Love the icicle spikes at the end of the tail.
Keddingtons are known for spontaneously breaking into song or dance. Here's Sarah showing off the finished dragon spine.
Spencer was happy most of the time...
The guys decided to roll an impossibly big snow ball. I think so they could feel manly. And so the little boys would have something to kick.
Here's half our crew with the great snow beast.
By the time we were slowing down and heading inside, I noticed someone had flipped Mr. Snowman's mouth around and given him a Parisian look. Je l'adore! It was a memorable Snow Day.
Last night, we gathered again to celebrate birthdays. As we sang and blew out flames, I looked at Ali, surrounded by her cousins, and thought how wonderful it is that she feels a part of them, that she belongs. All these people are creating a place of safety for her - a steady, and reliable network that, in part, will define who she is.
We are wild and crazy, but we love each other fiercely. We speak our minds when we're together, comfortably. We have deep discussions. We laugh hysterically. We pray for each other. We would do anything to help each other. I am convinced that having a family and working to keep our relationships strong is one of life's most important efforts.
I know some of you did not grow up with this kind of extended support. Which makes it all the more amazing when I see you building what you didn't have, and doing it so beautifully.
A family ought to be an emotional refueling station that empowers our children to venture into the world with more confidence, more security, more love to pass on.
I am grateful for ours. And encouraged during those moments when my kids want to scratch each other's eyeballs out, that some day, they will have this too. That all that wretched squabbling will melt into happy, indissoluble bonds.
Voici à la famille!


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Easter Bouquets for Teachers
on: April 11, 2006 01:57:36 PM
I did these easter bouquets for my sons teachers. Surprisingly they didn't need as many eggs as I thought. There are 5 medium sized (about 2 1/2 inches high) eggs and 17 small solid eggs in each bouquet.
and a close up:
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Re: My New Handbag **NOW WITH ZIPPER IN THE TOP TUTORIAL**
Purses, Bags, Wallets: Completed Projects: General
on: April 10, 2006 04:15:43 AM
Quote from: bluepie on April 09, 2006 07:18:27 AM
HI queenofDIY...love your bag and i am reading the tute and i know everyone else is getting this but i am not..yikess!...i understand putting in the zipper but i am lost from sewing on the seam allowance with the wrong side of gusset to right side of lining.....to the part before you sew the side seams up...pls help!! i am confused... what am i missing??..(besieds my mind!!!)
If you could explain this in other words i would be so grateful!
Here is a diagram I did in paint - not sure whether it helps or confuses, but I will try to explain it another way as best I can:
The diagram shows what your zipper gusset and lining should look like when pinned ready to sew within the seam allowance. The WRONG side of the gusset will face the RIGHT side of the lining. What I mean by sewing "within the seam allowance" is if your seam allowance is 1/4 inch, you sew between that 1/4 inch and the edge of the fabric. This line of stitching is just to hold the gusset to the lining - I guess more of a basting stitch - but a permanent one.
Repeat with the other side of the gusset and your other lining piece. You should now have three pieces (lining - gusset - lining) that are sewn together and can be stretched out to look like a big rectangle.
Now place the gusset flat against the lining piece so that it looks like the diagram above and fold the edge over (the edge where the yellow stitching line is) and press your seam allowances to the wrong side of the lining. Repeat with the other side of your gusset. This step is done purely to make pinning and sewing easier when the lining and main bag are sewn together.
At this point you need to place the two lining pieces together and at the same time folding the gusset in half so that the zipper sits down in the lining and the gusset is caught in the side seams. You can see this in the picture of the tutorial with my stubby fingers holding the side seams - this picture is showing a kind of cross section of the side seam. You can also see where I have unfolded the fabric which was previously pressed as mentioned above. Then sew up your side seams.
Then it's just a matter of sewing the bottom seam on your lining, then the bottom corners of your lining. Place the lining bag inside the outer bag with the seam allowances pressed towards the wrong side (this is where it helps now that you previously pressed the seam allowances to the wrong side of the lining). Place your handles where you want them. Pin then stitch around the bag.
Hope this helps.
Please let me know if you want more help. I'm more than happy to walk you through it.
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Re: Show us your Photoshop and PSP art!!!
More Art, Less Craft: Completed Works
on: April 02, 2006 03:25:16 PM
I LOVE to play with PSP. Here's one I did for my son's birthday invitation. I had the photos printed 6x4 then folded them in half and glued the invitation to the inside - that's why the writing at the top is upside down so that when I folded the photo in half, the writing was my little "signature" at the back of the card. It went down well - everybody loved them. Sorry the picture is pixelated - I had to reduce it to 30% for Craftster's picture hosting.
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Re: i need an idea for this pin thingy
Discussion and Questions
on: April 01, 2006 11:16:26 PM
You might not like the colour but the idea is there. I made one of these as part of a care package for a friend just diagnosed with breast cancer. I just added the charm to help you visualise it. It's a small (4 x 4 inch) album which I made from scratch. It contains 8 pages (16, if you include "double sided"). If you would like instructions on how to make one, I will post them here. To make one of these, all you need is 1 sheet of 12 x 12 cardstock for the pages and 1/2 sheet of 12 x 12 cardstock for the cover, ribbon (to close) and fibre (fancy wool) to stitch the binding. Excuse the pixelated picture - not sure what happened there!! Anyway, enough of my rambling, here's the picture:
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Re: Kids Chair I need imput
Crafty Housewares: Completed Projects: General
on: April 01, 2006 10:56:39 PM
I found the photos!!! I forgot that I had used cording - whoops! I think that it would still look great without the cord. As you can see from the photos, my fabric was busy enough that at first glance, you wouldn't even notice the cord. The first photo is a bit fuzzy 'cause I enlarged it from the original photo. The second one shows that it can take an adult (hehe) and the last one is after the dog claimed it. In my last post I mentioned that it started to tear. Where this occurred is the seam where the dog has his chin.
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Tutorial: My New Handbag
Purses, Bags, Wallets: Completed Projects: General
on: March 18, 2006 12:27:02 PM
I got bored with my old handbag, so here is my new one. It took me about 4 hours - cause I didn't want to stuff it up. I particularly like the zipper in the top rather than just the magnetic closure. The handles look short but they're actually 22 inches long - it's just that they are leaning backwards slightly in the photo.
This bag is similar to the jordy
except that I have different handles. It is also constructed slightly different than the jordy in that the outer bag is made separate to the lining bag. They are sewed together in the final step. If you have any questions, please ask.
To add a zipper into the top of your bag, you need to firstly have a zipper. Depending on the size of the zipper, you may or may not need to add little end bits to the zipper. In this case, the zipper was a bit shorter than the bag, so I added end tabs to them.
You need to cut gusset pieces. The measurement of these will be the width of your bag by about 2.25 inches (probably no more than that otherwise your zipper will end up too far down the bag). My original handbag was less than that but it depends on your preference. If your zipper is shorter than the width of the bag, you will need to cut little end tabs. These will be the width of your zipper (in my case this was 1 inch) by a few inches (more is better - you can trim down later). You will need to neaten the edges of the tabs and one side of your gusset pieces. They will look something like this:
If you have end tabs, sew them to the ends of your zipper, like this:
Fold the seam allowance of the neatened edge of your gusset pieces towards the wrong side, like this:
Pin the gusset pieces to the zipper:
Sew in the zipper. I added the action shot as someone mentioned that I have "good putting in zipper skills"
I just use a zipper foot and I go SLOW. I used to think that going fast is the answer to straight sewing but sadly the slower I went, the neater it was. As you can also see I keep the fabric well back from the zipper teeth. If you look at a zipper, there is a "strip" which the weave is slightly different. This is the "mark" that I line my fabric up with. When I am using my zipper foot and line my fabric up with this "mark", I don't need to move the zipper pull out of the way when sewing.
Trim the end tabs down in line with the gusset pieces. Now pin one side of the gusset to your lining with the WRONG side of the gusset facing the RIGHT side of your lining piece. I know this goes against everything you've been taught but trust me on this one. Now you need to sew WITHIN THE SEAM ALLOWANCE. This line of stitching is just to hold it in place until the final step. Repeat with the other side of your lining.
Now fold and press the edges over you just sewed. This makes the last step easier. Just ignore what looks like a sewn seam at the side. I had to unpick
Unfold the edges you just pressed and place your two lining pieces together folding and catching the gusset in the seam. Sew both of your side seams.
Finish sewing your lining piece - bottom and bottom edges, like the jordy.
Sew your outer like the jordy then fold and press the top seam allowance towards the inside.
Pin your handles to the inside of the outer bag. Now place the lining inside the outer bag and pin in place. This is where the pressing you did previously makes it easier now.
When sewing this edge take care around the edges as it can take some manipulating, depending on the width of your gusset. And what it looks like sewn:
The final bag! Woo Hoo!!
You will need to add a zipper pull if your zipper pull thingy is too small.
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Re: Cosmetic Bag **NOW WITH TUTORIAL!!** with another TUTE TO COME!!
Purses, Bags, Wallets: Completed Projects: General
on: March 14, 2006 07:52:50 PM
Here's the tutorial on the first cosmetic bag.
Firstly cut out your pattern from the main fabric, interfacing (I used heavy iron on) and lining fabric (optional). As for the pattern, the pieces are as follows:
One x rectangle 25cm x 15.5cm with rounded corners
Two x rectangles 20cm x 3.5cm (these attach to the zipper)
Two x squares 7cm (side pieces)
Two x 6.5cm x 4cm (tabs)
1/4 inch seam allowances are included
I didn't use interfacing on the two side pieces that attach to the zipper but that is just my preference.
Then iron your interfacing to your main fabric
Finish the edges on the two rectangles of fabric to go either side of the zipper
Then fold the finished edges to the wrong side
Then sew these side bits to the zipper, making sure that it is the same width as the two square side pieces (these are a 7cm square)
With zipper sewn in:
Fold raw edges of end tabs in then fold in half
Sew both long edges of the tabs
Sew the square side pieces to the zipper part, adding the tabs to the centre
Mark the centre of the square sides and the centre of the long end of the main body of the bag. Also, clip the seam allowances of the pieces that are attached to the zipper. This will allow you to ease around the corners.
Pin these marks together
Sew across the bottom of each side piece. Starting and stopping 1/4 inch in from each of the square pieces. Clip at each of the starting and ending points on the main bag to allow pivotting around the corner. Pin the main body to the sides, easing as you go then stitch in place.
Repeat for the other side making sure that your zipper is open to allow turning to right side.
Now add a lining in the same way but omitting the zipper and handstitch to the main bag. Otherwise, neaten the edges of the bag. Enjoy your new creation. Stay tuned for the next cosmetic bag tute!!!
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Re: Cosmetic Bag
Purses, Bags, Wallets: Completed Projects: General
on: March 14, 2006 04:48:15 PM
Thanks all for your kind words. I would be more than happy to do a tute!! I have learnt so much from this site - it's time I gave back. Stay tuned!! As for the pattern, I took apart an old Red Earth cosmetic bag I had and made a "baby" from it. I will post the pattern when posting the tute.
cyndiq: thanks for your suggestions. I did make my own pattern (after much thinking) with a square bottom but I didn't want the sides to stick out - I wanted the sides to be straight up and down. This is what I came up with. If you wanna tute on this one, just say so.
These ones are much quicker. The dimensions are 7 x 4 x 2 1/2 inches
I only had to buy the fabric for the outside. I was given lots of fabric for lining and I have about 20 zippers (all in the blue colour). I am donating them to the stall, so I'm not too concerned about the price of the fabric - I should get quite a few from the 2 metres I bought.
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Tutorial: How to Sew a Cosmetic Bag - with link to another TUTE !!
Purses, Bags, Wallets: Completed Projects: General
on: March 13, 2006 06:47:16 PM
I am trying to work out what sort of cosmetic bags I should make for the school's mothers day stall. I was mucking around and came up with this one but it took me about an hour to make...and it's unlined!!!! Trouble is I want them to be quick to make but still look kinda classy. Anyone got any other ideas, apart from flat rectangle ones?? Or perhaps someone knows how to make these ones quicker?
Updated to add link to the other tutorial on the bag shown further down on this page:
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Re: I WANNA SILKSCREEN!
Screen Printing: Discussion and Questions
on: March 07, 2006 06:23:29 PM
Just to keep you updated - I did try and "simmer" "Pledge One Go". I did research ammonia and its MSDS sheet said there was no flash point. So, I started by adding 25 drops of red and 25 drops of blue food colouring to a bottle of Pledge One Go with a VERY low heat then eased it up. It ended up simmering and after an hour, there was no sign of it thickening....but IT STUNK..... real
I then put it outside to cool to see if it would thicken upon cooling - no joy.
I googled "thickening ammonia" and found this informative site:
So, in the name of craft, I tried adding beeswax to the Pledge One Go. I re-heated it and then added the wax. I didn't expect it to mix together. However, this is the result:
I'm much happier with this. It's about the consistency of thick custard. I will try it on a screen and let you all know how it goes!!
Craft on.....
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Cahill named for Socceroos
Tim Cahill has been named in a 35-man Australia squad ahead of their World Cup qualifier against Qatar.
By Carla Hilton
Last Updated: 01/10/08 4:01pm
Tim Cahill has been named in a 35-man Australia squad ahead of their World Cup qualifier against Qatar.
The 28-year-old, who has not figured on the international scene in seven months, will figure alongside Blackburn's Vince Grella and Celtic's Scott McDonald.
Craig Moore, who earlier this year came out of international retirement, is also named in the squad as is Galatasaray's Harry Kewell.
Eugene Galekovic, Robert Cornthwaite, Scott Jamieson and Paul Reid have all earned first call-ups to the squad after catching Pim Verbeek's eye for their performances for Adelaide United in the Asian Champions League.
Victory in Brisbane would see Australia leapfrog Qatar at the top of their qualifying group.
Australia squad: Mark Schwarzer, Ante Covic, Eugene Galekovic, Michael Petkovic, Scott Chipperfield, Robert Cornthwaite, Chris Coyne, Scott Jamieson, Craig Moore, Lucas Neill, Jade North, Matthew Spiranovic, Shane Stefanutto, Luke Wilkshire, Alex Wilkinson, Tim Cahill, Mark Bresciano, Jacob Burns, David Carney, Shannon Cole, Jason Culina, Brett Emerton, Richard Garcia, Vince Grella, Brett Holman, Mile Jedinak, Stuart Musialik, Paul Reid, Mile Sterjovski,, Scott Donald, Archie Thompson, Bruce Djite, Josh Kennedy, Harry Kewell, Matt Simon


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Tuesday, 21 October 2008
A ride to Yahiko Village part 8
After lunch I decided to head out of the village towards the Yoshida town, the road I took followed beside the branch line from Yoshida to Yahiko station and if I had been paying attention I could have taken a nice photo of the train returning to Yoshida as it passed me while I was entering Yoshida town. Just before Yoshida town I decided to take a left hand turn and head back towards Mt Kakuda unfortunately I ended up riding into a head wind which soon tired me out and I was wishing I had stuck to the base of the mountains as that way I would have avoided the winds. After battling the wind I headed towards Sakata lagoon and then rode back towards the sea side line that lead me back into the city. I was feeling rather tired on approaching the city but once the Shinano river was in sight I got an extra boost of energy and the remainder of the ride through the city past pretty quickly and I arrived home at 3.30pm having done 92kms in total.
Pictured above are the last photos I took which show Mt Yahiko in the background and my final stop on the cycle path in the center of the city
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A ride to Yahiko Village part 7
After viewing the historic house & surrounding buildings I headed back into the village to purchase a can of the local Echigo beer ( Echigo brewery was the very 1st boutique brewery to be established in Japan ) while purchasing my beer a man approached my bicycle and took great interest in it and told me he had seen me cycle through the village and followed me to take a closer look at my bike. He turned out to be an avid collector of classic bicycles and had a bicycle with a sturmey archer 4 speed at home. He was most impressed with the Humber as I've tried my best to keep it in original condition and asked many technical questions related to the bike. Before we parted he gave me his name card so I hope we'll be able to go for a ride together some time as he lives in the center of Niigata city not far from me. Also he mentioned that in another village located about 10kms down the road is a rickshaw builder which would be interesting to visit as there aren't many rickshaw builders left in Japan. After our chat I headed back downhill towards the park to have lunch, unfortunately the nice Autumn colours had already vanished but still it was a very beautiful park and after walking through the park with the bike I found a good place to enjoy my lunch & local beer.
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A ride to Yahiko Village part 6
After viewing the shrine I decided to head out of the village to see the site of the Takeishi Family's former residence, I was almost ready to turn around and cycle back into the village as I wasn't having a lot of luck trying to locate it when by chance I saw a large thatched roof house located up a driveway to my left which turned out to be the house I was looking for that was mentioned on the village map.
The information below was taken from a website on Yahiko explaining the history of the buildings pictured above.
The thatched residential structures of a medium-size farming family were disassembled and then restored to their original appearance. The oldest is the main house, which dates back to the middle of the Edo period – 300 years ago. It is a cultural property designated by the village. The miso storehouse was built during the early years of the Meiji era, and the woodshed in 1929. Both buildings are registered national tangible cultural properties.
As you can see from the photos above the buildings were restored to a very high standard and it's nice that you can still see such buildings as these as they are slowly disappearing from villages in rural Japan due to the vast expensive of restoration & upkeep. Most thatched roof houses I have seen locally now have tin sheeting protecting the roof which is not as pleasing to the eye as a traditional thatch roof.
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A ride to Yahiko Village part 5
This post is devoted to Yahiko shrine which is the main reason that most tourists visit Yahiko village. Throughout the year the shine hosts many festivals and the Yahiko Chrysanthemum Festival is held from November 1 through 24 every year in the precincts of Yahiko Shrine, the supreme shrine of Echigo Province. The event is Japan's largest chrysanthemum exhibition in terms of the numbers of participants and exhibits. Unfortunately the chrysanthemum festival had already ended but as you can see from the photo above the shrine itself is very impressive. Another one of the photos above shows the main torii gate which is the entrance to the shrine and around the side of the shrine is a large car park and a cable car which you can take to the top of the mountain if you're not keen on hiking to the top. As usual in Japan there are several tourists shops over the road from the car park selling oden which is a traditional boiled food on a stick plus countless souvenirs depicting the shrine & Mt Yahiko. Next the the shrine where I parked my bike were hundreds of pieces of white paper tied to a tree as people write on these and tie them to the tree for good luck etc. If you ever get to Niigata a visit to Yahiko shrine is well worth a visit.
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A ride to Yahiko Village part 4
After checking out the map I headed back up the main street past the park towards the shrine on the way I took the photos above which show one of the many large traditional style shops, this one happened to be selling sake and their shop was well stocked with different brands of local sake which Niigata is famous for and the other photo shows one of the roads that lead into the village.
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A ride to Yahiko Village part 3
From Iwamuro Spa to Yahiko village is only about 20 mins ride, so it wasn't long before I had arrived in Yahiko Village. On entering the village I passed by the cycle track but as there weren't any races planned it was rather quiet and I contuined on through the village to the station & information center to check out a village map. I had passed through Yahiko Village previously but didn't have a lot of time to explore the village but as it was only 9.30am so I had plenty of time to look around. Yahiko station is a rather interesting building built in the style of a shrine painted red & white and pictured above are a couple of photos of the station and a very good village map which I found located further up the street. As you can see by the map it's a rather small village but very popular due to the fact that Yahiko shrine is very famous and like Iwamuro Spa, Yahiko village also has a number of large Onsen hotels.
Here is a link with some more info on the village
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A ride to Yahiko Village part 2
After passing through Makigoya I soon came out of the low range of hills I had been cycling through and could see Mt Yahiko in looming the distance. It wasn't long before I had entered Iwamuro Spa a village famous for it's many tradition Inns & Hotels offering hot spring baths and luxurious accommodation. As I cycled along the narrow village road I was passed by several people out running in matching track suits only to find the remainder of the group doing some exercises in the front of an Inn which they were staying at, maybe they were a visiting high school sports team on a training camp if so there were very lucky to be staying in such a scenic village. The above photos were taken in the center of Iwamuro Village and the shop above is a traditional Japanese sweet shop which are often found in such villages frequented by tourists.
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A ride to Yahiko Village
As the weather lately has been really nice I decided to make the most of my Tuesday off work and woke up early and made some sandwiches for lunch and headed off in the direction of Yahiko Village at 7am. At that time of the morning the roads are relatively quiet which makes cycling through the center of the city not so bad. From my house to the cycle road along the banks of the Shinano river is only about 6km so it wasn't long before I was out of the city and heading along the coast road through Kobari. At Kakuda hama I made a left turn and headed inland skirting the side of Mt Kakuda at the turn off I saw what I first thought was a cat in the middle of the road but as I got closer in turned out to be a baby Tanuki ( Raccoon dog ) You can check out some info on the Tanuki at Wikipedia . After that I continued through a long range of hills at the base of Mt Kakuda and went through the small village of Makigoya where I took the two photos pictured above. One of the photo's shows a traditional Japanese storehouse called a Kura which can often be seen in rural Japan.
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Thursday, 16 October 2008
The trials & triumphs of family riding
The above article was taken from a 1948 issue of " Cycling " which was a long running popular cycling magazine in the UK that was 1st published in 1891 although this magazine is no longer being printed you can quite often find copies for sale on E Bay UK at reasonable prices. The above article outlines the challenges of cycling with a family at that period.
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Tuesday, 7 October 2008
Pottering around the city: part 5
After stopping off at the small shop in the last posting I then headed downhill to Gako cho which is another old area located in the center of the city. Once in Gako Cho I rode along the narrow street to Liqueur shop Okura where I purchased a can of dark beer for lunch. Liqueur shop Okura is another unusual shop as it's a dry cleaners, bottle store & restaurant. You can go there anytime of the day or night as it's almost open 24 hours and you can take a seat and help yourself to the bottle store drinks from the large fridges, of course there is an extra charge but it's still rather cheap. After leaving Gako Cho I headed back the way I had come to rejoin the seaside cycle path where I stopped for a beer & a Bagel before heading home to Kodo through the underground cycle path that runs under the mouth of the Shinano river. By the time I had returned home I had cycled a leisurely 45kms and visited a few new places along the way.
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Pottering around the city: part 4
After leaving the Shrine complex I headed down the hill towards the center of the city and made a right turn and took a street that runs alongside the University hospital, it was along this street that I came upon a curious looking shop entrance covered with hand painted signs written in Spanish. On closer inspection the entrance also contained a drink vending machine and a menu that was written in English was attached to the wall advertising the type of meals available. It seemed to be a Shokodo ( basic family style cooking ) and while I took the above photos several Uni students and businessmen entered the shop. On mentioning this shop to my mate Brian he informed me that the entrance way I saw leads downstairs to a basement restaurant that seats about 20 people. As I had already purchased bagels for lunch I didn't stop but will return again in the near future.
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Pottering around the city: part 3
After eating my Gelato I decided to take a look at Gokoku Shrine which is located in the center of a park between the coast & the city. Even though I lived in Niigata City now for four & a half years I had never been here before so was rather surprised to see how large it was as it's completely hidden from view when driving past. The Shrine complex consists of the main shrine building and next to it located on the left is what appears to be a band new Victorian styled wedding reception center and two very old traditional buildings that house the administration office and a small museum. Also located in this area where some other smaller shrine buildings & a large car park. If you ever get to Niigata be sure to visit this beautiful area as it's well worth a look. Above are a few pictures that were taken at Gokoku Shrine.
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Pottering around the city: part 2
After leaving the Bagel shop I headed back towards the coast road and back in towards the city stopping off at the car park located at Kobari beach , in the summer time this area is packed with people swimming & having BBQs etc but at this time of the year it was rather quiet except for a few people fishing. After leaving Kobari I headed along the only other cycle path located in the city which runs beside the sea and stopped off at a local baseball field to watch some Junior high school students play a game against another school. Located nearby the baseball field is a fantastic Italian Gelato ( Ice cream ) shop called Popolo where the Japanese owner who trained in Italy serves up some fantastic Gelato. Pictured above is the almost deserted Kobari beach, the ball park & the Gelato shop.
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Pottering around the city: part 1
As yesterday was my day off I decided to potter around the city on my bike, at first I rode from my house into the center of the city and followed the bike path along side the Shinano river which is rather nice and in some places is shaded by trees. This cycle path is very popular with cyclists, joggers etc and further along crosses the river and heads towards Kobari beach. Once on this section of road you can head straight for Mt Kakuda alongside the coast or do as I did which was to turn left and head towards Niigata University where I had been informed there was a very good small Bagel shop called Bagel 1 after dodging thousands of students cycling on the wrong side of the road and cycling past the shop twice, I finally located it and purchased some of their delicious bagels two plain bagels and a filled one for lunch later on. Pictured above are two photos taken on the cycle path one shows the Bandai bridge which is located in the center of the city and the other photo was taken further along the riverside.
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Sunday, 5 October 2008
Carradice Nelson longflap review
Well finally I have purchased a saddle bag to use on my Humber, after much research and some feedback from other saddle bag users I finally decided on purchasing a Carradice Nelson longflap saddle bag. As it was to go on the Humber it had to look the part and as Carradice have been making their traditional cotton duck saddle bags since the 1930s it was an easy choice to use one of their bags.
My next choice was deciding which size bag to buy, as they make several sizes. In the near future I'm keen to do some overnight tours on the Humber fully loaded with a compact tent, sleeping bag, cooker etc so that's why I decided on the Nelson longflap. When the extra flap is not in use it is held out of the way with two sturdy dome clips. It has a capacity of 15 ltrs and extends to 18 ltrs when using the flap. It came complete with a small but sturdy wooden dowel rod fixed across the back with two screws. This supports the entire bag and the white buff leather straps pass through your saddle loops and back into the bag and fasten around the wooden dowel. And as their old advertisement states above " Warm days, cool nights, Room for woollies in Carradice " there is plenty of room for woollies and anything else you may wish to carry.
The side pockets are rather large and I have managed to fit a bicycle bag in one side. This bag is carried in case I need to board a train etc as in Japan all cycles must be in a cycle bag to be accepted and the other side pocket holds my leather tool bag which was previously mounted on the saddle loops and a can of CRC oil.
The main compartment is huge and could easily hold a lightweight one person tent, compact sleeping bag & cooking kit & spare clothes etc. Most of the time I won't need such a large bag but it's good to know I have the room if needed. The top of the bag has fittings for two straps to carry a wet jacket/rain cape or even tent poles. The rear of the bag has a reflective logo and a leather strap in which a small light could be clipped. All the main points that would normally wear out on a bag of this type are reinforced with high grade leather. Any items that are carried in the main compartment are held in place by a waterproof cover on a drawstring to stop them falling out etc.
As you can see from the above photos my bag is mounted directly to the saddle loops of the Brooks B 17 and the lower strap is affixed to the seat post. If you don't like the idea of the contents of your bag sitting at an angle or the bag gently brushing the back of your legs as you cycle you could fit a Viva saddle bag rack which should then bring the bag backwards away from the back of your legs with the lower seat post strap fixed around the lower portion of the Viva rack. In the US these racks are available from Velo orange but here in Japan they can be ordered from any bicycle shop. The two colored tags you can see mounted on the saddle loops are bag tags from the Lake Pepin 3 speed tour, What the heck are bag tags ? following this link and find out http://www.3speedtour.com/
Pictured above is the Carradice Nelson longflap saddle bag and the Viva saddle bag rack.
Overall rating : Well worth the money as it looks trad and is very well made plus it's waterproof. The perfect accessory for any 3 speed cyclist.
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Thursday, 2 October 2008
Humber specification update
After my mishap with the Sturmey archer hub last year my Humber sports sat idle for quite some time before I got around to getting the 3 speed hub overhauled by Jon Sharratt the organizer of the now famous Lake Pepin 3 speed tour. Since getting the Humber back on the road I've been making the most of the weather before winter sets in and the roads are covered in snow. I've recently made a few changes to the Humber in keeping with it's original specifications which are outlined below.
While getting the Sturmey Archer ABC rear hub overhauled a new Sturmey 22 tooth cog was fitted as I often ride deep into the local mountains.
2 NOS hardened anti-rotate washers under the original black axle nuts.
A new Sram chain and a half-link as the old chain was now too short with the lager 22 T cog installed
A brand new Brooks B 17 champion standard with black rails - the reason for this up grade is that the old Brooks B 17 champion narrow recently came apart at one of the saddle nose rivets and rather have a saddle nose fall apart while on a long ride I thought I'd replace it with a period correct B 17. I did until recently use my older Brooks professional with the large copper rivets but it was too modern for the 1947 Humber
A Carradice saddlebag, the model I chose was the large Nelson long flap ( in black ) because it expands from 15ltr to 18ltr and I'm keen to do some overnight trips with a tent, sleeping bag, cooker etc. And from my research into 1940s period cycling in the UK it seems that the Nelson long flap was a popular choice at the time.
Listed below is the specification list for the bike
SPORTS model 321
WHEELS: 26" x 1 3/4 Dunlop Endrick stainless steel rims with 14 g SS spokes
TYRES: National custom ( original made in New Zealand Dunlop tyres were too unsafe to use )
HUBS: Front quick release with wing nuts Rear Sturmey Archer ABC with 22 T cog
GEAR: 3 Speed with Sturmey Archer trigger shifter
CHAIN: Sram
PEDALS: Gent's rat trap
HANDLEBAR: Medium drop Lauterwasser bars ( re chromed ) with adjustable stem & Humber lamp clip
BRAKES: Front caliper Rear drum brake
SADDLE: Brooks B17 champion standard in black leather with black rails
FINISH: Frame & fork black enamel , Mudguards white enamel , usual bright parts chrome
EXTRAS: Raleigh NOS kickstand , Black pump ( Zefal with the logo removed ), Carradice Nelson long flap saddlebag, Mudguard flap,Viva metal water bottle & cage,2 x 3 speed tour bag tags
What other up grades could the Humber possibly require ? , well the only other things that I'd like to fit to the Humber is a period correct Lucas cyclometer to record my travels & the Old Bicycle company has some very nice early pattern rubber grips that would look fantastic on the Humber. Oh and a nice Pifco British battery powered headlamp.
So if anyone out there has the following for sale please contact me:
Lucas Cyclometer for 26" wheels in good condition
Chrome Pifco battery powered head lamp
Pictured above is a recent photo of the 1947 Humber Sports
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So weeks ago I hit it off with an amazing guy I've known for a bit.he left the country before summer. Recently we both admitted to having crushes on eachother. His was since 2008. Mine April of this year! We almost dated in April, but I had just ended a relationship. When we would hang out you could feel the tension but he was to nervous to make a move. And I just felt I should make a move when I had just gotten out of a relationship. He would make excuses up to come to my city to "meet" up. We would but again nothing. He admitted to just wanting to seem me. He told me he loved me and he talked about me with not only his friends but his parents! Which I've never met! I'm planning on visiting him and he's helping with a itinerary and jokes for me to stay longer. He also told me he thinks about us being a family... I have a daughter. We would talk daily for hours for 2 months then suddenly 2 weeks ago he said we should see how things go, we had talked about not dating until we live in the same state but he repeated what we agreed on. I was confused and asked what he meant he said I don't have to wait for him. I said I would and I was busy with work and school so dating is never an option. He would always tell me he loves me and I'm on his mjnd. Suddenly he's busy in school. It's his last year. And finals time. We hardly talk like days go by. When we do he reassures me he loves me and talks about the trip but I can't help but feel why doesn't he at least have time to shoot me a text. It got to the point where he says I want to call you next week. But nothing! He is a cancer and I know cancers mess with your head to test you? But I don't know if a) he's busy b) he's testing me c) he's playing me? He's just always online and I see it but I respect his wish. If just bothers me he has time to chat with other individuals! My trip is for sure, I am going in 3 months. I just don't know how to react. He's also moving back in the beginning of summer! He might even stay with me. Guys what does this sound like to you?
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Swansea boss Brendan Rodgers was delighted to see his newly-promoted team earn their first Premier League point on a historic day at the Liberty Stadium.
The Swans had Dutch keeper Michel Vorm to thank for a 0-0 stalemate against Wigan after he superbly saved Ben Watson's second-half penalty.
It meant the Welsh crowd went home happy from the first Premier League game to take place outside England.
And Rodgers was pleased with the attitude of his side, who stuck to their passing principles, as they bounced back from the 4-0 defeat against Manchester City in their opening game.
He said: "I thought the performance was excellent.
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"The way we passed the ball was exceptional at times and not only that but also our imagination and creativity in the final third. We were just lacking that finishing touch to get a goal.
"It's a historic day for the club and the country so to get a point to get us off the mark in the Premier League is very encouraging."
Vorm, who only arrived from FC Utrecht ten days ago, impressed in his debut at the Etihad Stadium and again claimed the plaudits when he dived low to his right to deny Watson.
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Grand View Research has announced the addition of "Epoxy Coating Market Analysis and Segment Forecasts To 2024" Market Research report to their Database.
The global epoxy coating market is expected to reach USD 41.71 billion by 2024, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Increase in spending on residential and commercial construction in emerging regions such as Asia Pacific and Middle East is expected to drive global Epoxy Coating Market growth over the next eight years.
Rapid industrialization in Asia Pacific has resulted in an increase in utilization of epoxy coatings for flooring applications for both commercial and industrial structures such as retail stores, hospitals, showrooms, and warehouses. These coatings provide superior gloss and aesthetic finish in form of terrazzo flooring, chip flooring, and colored aggregate flooring.
Growing automotive sector in developing economies of Asia Pacific and Latin America owing to a surge in population base and rising disposable income is expected to stimulate epoxy coatings demand. Growing application scope in rust and corrosion prevention of vehicle bodies and other metal components is likely to augment market growth. In addition, rising use of epoxy-based coatings as primer ensuring paint adhesion for automotive parts will drive the market demand over next eight years.
Solvent borne epoxy emerged as the dominant product segment accounting for over one-third of the total market volume in 2015. Traditionally, they were designed to protect steel, however; they are extensively being used now-a-days for concrete structures and adapted for flooring. Solvents allow easy coating application in required areas without any formulating problems.
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Global epoxy coating market demand was 1,080.7 kilo tons in 2015 and is expected to reach 2,115.6 kilo tons by 2024, growing at a CAGR of 7.9% from 2016 to 2024.Waterborne coatings are expected to witness the highest growth of 9.0% from 2016 to 2024 owing to factors such as low VOC content, durability, quick dry time and mitigated hazardous disposal in contrast to its counterparts.Construction sector emerged as the leading and fastest growing application segment accounting for about 28.0% of the total market volume in 2015. Rapid population growth coupled with increasing migration towards urban centers has necessitated demand for new commercial, residential and industrial infrastructure. Low-interest rates on housing loans in both developed as well as developing regions is poised to impact market growth.Asia Pacific was the dominant regional market with demand share estimated at over 48% in 2015. Increasing demand for institutional buildings coupled with the shift in production landscape towards China, India, and South East Asian countries are expected to drive the regional market. The region is also projected to witness the highest growth of 8.9% from 2016 to 2024.Epoxy coatings industry is moderately fragmented with the presence of large number of prominent market participants across the globe. Sherwin Williams is engaged in manufacturing and marketing of paints, coatings, finishes, applicators, and varnishes for structural steel, ships, metals, buildings, and automobiles. In September 2013, Sherwin Williams acquired the U.S./Canada operations of Comex for USD 90 million and assumed liabilities in the range of USD 75 million.
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Films are a great way to pick up historical knowledge tempered with your own research of course. So let's look at ten movies that captured great medieval battles. The first would have to be the Battle of Montgisard in 1177 where the leper king of Jerusalem Baldwin IV managed to defeat a numerically superior Saracen force. Here's how the movie Arn portrayed it.
Ten years later and Saladin turned the tables on the crusaders defeating them at the Horns of Hattin – depicted in the movie Kingdom of Heaven.
When you're heavily outnumbered, you need a leader to make a rousing speech – and who better than Henry V courtesy of Shakespeare played by Kenneth Branagh (or you could watch the Lawrence Olivier movie made in the 1940s).
Within the Templar era – a new enemy emerged that nobody in Europe could have forseen: The Mongols. This movie – called 'Mongol' – was co-funded by Germany, Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan. And here's taste of what the Mongol hordes brought into the Middle East and Europe, terrifying all in their path.
It's often assumed that crusades were all against Islam. In fact, the medieval popes had other enemies in their sights. One was the Hussite heresy in eastern Europe, which proved very attractive to many people. In 1420, the Holy Roman Emperor fought for the Catholic church against the Hussite leader, Jan Zizka, at the Battle of Vitkov Hill captured in this movie.
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Here is a movie on the life of Saladin – with lots of battles – made in 1963 by the Egyptian film industry. Note the reference to refugees fleeing the crusaders. This was a time when a very nationalist government had taken over in Egypt and was engaged in hostile rhetoric with neighboring Israel.
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Joseph L. Richardson, 1985, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol, possession of an open alcoholic beverage container in a motor vehicle, operating on a suspended or revoked operator's license, continued to June 30.
Brandi Wright, 1982, theft by unlawful taking or disposition all others under $500, continued to June 23.
Winterwood Inc. vs. Andrea Brackin, eviction hearing, defendant did not appear, hearing held, eviction granted, seven days to vacate.
Trampus P. Jennings, 1978, fraudulent use of a credit card under $500 within a six-month period, continued to June 23, transport to Owen County court.
Travis Stone, 1988, public intoxication controlled substance, second-degree disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, fourth-degree assault, continued to June 23.
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Ricky Maupin, 1984, receiving stolen property under $10,000, preliminary hearing set for June 23.
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Aimee Walker Chandler, 1975, careless driving, failure to wear seat belts, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol, failure to produce insurance card, no or expired Kentucky registration receipt, bonded out for June 9.
Eddie W. Edwards, 1983, local county ordinance, contempt of court, bonded out.
Brandy Wilhoite, 1982, flagrant non-support, six counts of contempt of court, pleaded not guilty, preliminary hearing set for June 9.
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Robert and Joyce Clifton to Elizabeth Paige Clifton, two tracts of land in Owen.
Jimmy and Joyce Browning to Jonathon Zach Waller, land in Owen and Grant counties.
Elizabeth May and Charles Catron to West Lex LLC, land in Owen County, $95,000.
Karen S. and David R. Creamer to David R. Creamer, lot 16, Perry Park Subdivision.
John W. True, Vivian Darlene True and Mark R. Cobb Trustee to Mark R. Cobb Trustee, John W. True and Vivian Darlene True, Farm No. 1 and Farm No. 2, Wild Deer Lake Farms.
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Saying goodbye to a friend hasn't been easy for many Owen County High Scool students, but they are determined to keep her memory alive in all school activites.
The Owen County High School National Honor Society, in partnerhisp with the Kentucky Blood Center, will hold its second blood drive of the school year Monday, in memory of senior Rebekah Gaines who died Oct. 16.
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Last week: 418
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Compared to last week: Feeder steers sold $3-$6 higher, heifers $3-$6, some $6-$7 higher on a high demand, slaughter cows and bulls $2 lower.
Feeders: 749
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Replacements: 13
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Thanks Tasha, but we are still getting the same error. This is when anyone in our office tries to browse to www.jotform.com
Your connection in the office are having problems with it.
In this case I highly suggest that you clear your dns cache.
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Click the Start button. Enter cmd in the Start menu search field. Right-click on Command Prompt and select Run as Administrator. Type the following command and press Enter: ipconfig /flushdns If the command was successful, you will see the following message: Windows IP configuration successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache.
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We have cleared our DNS cache on our servers, changed to different external DNS servers but still get the same error.
When running a trace route we are getting to your IP address but we just get the error page.
Tracing route to jotform.com [126.96.36.199]
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1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms 10.0.0.253
2 1 ms <1 ms <1 ms 122-56-32-226.gis.global-gateway.net.nz [122.56.
3 4 ms 3 ms 3 ms g2-0-4-1158.tkcr4.global-gateway.net.nz [122.56.
4 3 ms 3 ms 3 ms ae3.20.tkbr9.global-gateway.net.nz [126.96.36.199
5 26 ms 26 ms 26 ms xe0-1-0.sebr1.global-gateway.net.nz [202.50.232.
6 26 ms 26 ms 26 ms ae1-10.sebr2.global-gateway.net.nz [184.108.40.206
7 28 ms 32 ms 26 ms 13335.syd.equinix.com [184.108.40.206]
8 28 ms 33 ms 26 ms 126.96.36.199
Trace complete.
Its a bit of a weird one, but hope you can help or point us in the right direction.
I'm not a pro when it comes to this kind of stuff but I would love to help you.
1) Are you using the same computer from your office or home? Laptops?
2) Same browser?
Clearly you are not blocked from the site and your traceroute is good.
Here is my suggestion to you.
1) Clear your browser cookies and check the website.
2) You may have put that website in restricted sites on your browser, so try different browsers.
3) Check your firewall or antivirus setting this might be the cause.
I hope this help.
Still no luck, tether my laptop to my iPhone and the website loads fine. Connect it to our network and get the error in the screenshot.
We need to find out if the problem is your dns or in the part of jotform.
Once again I'm not a pro I'm just trying to help you.
Try to use a proxy then if you can connect in your office using a proxy the problem will be in your connection part.
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Hi Wil,
What is the IP Address on your office network? We'll whitelist it here and check it afterwards if this fixed it. If not, you may try to contact your ISP and ask why jotform.com isn't available when you used their service, this might also be something to do on their end.
We'll await you reply. Thanks!
Thanks Elton,
Our external IP is 126.96.36.199.
Ill contact our ISP if this doesn't work.
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This was very easy and quite good! I did think the batter was a bit bland -- perhaps it is because I enjoy a more buttery cookie. Next time I'll do 1/2 butter and 1/2 shortening. Also - I wasn't sure what size bag of chocolate chips to use. I ended up using about 1 1/2 cups of chocolate chips and it was perfect. Thanks for this recipie!
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- 1⁄2 cup shortening
- 1⁄4 cup white sugar
- 1⁄2 cup brown sugar
- 1⁄8 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon vanilla
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking soda
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