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Corbyn attacks New Labour's 'light touch' financial regulation
Taking a line more commonly used by the Conservatives to criticize their predecessors in office, Corbyn told business leaders the "light touch" of New Labour's financial regulations led to the banking collapse of 2007 and 2008.
He argued that if his party came to power it would "reform the major banks so that they serve the economy and not just themselves," and pledged to put state investment "center stage" of a Labour government.
At the BCC Corbyn said that only through cooperation between the state and markets, and an increase in public investment in science, tech and green industries, could the government achieve "rising living standards for all."
"George Osborne and Sajid Javid believe that the solution to the problems businesses and workers face is to cut back government," he said.
"But it wasn't government that was the problem in 2007 and 2008, when the banking sector nearly drove the entire economy to the point of collapse.
"The New Labour approach was to opt for 'light touch regulation' of finance – and then sit back and collect the tax revenues."
He called the previous policy "unsustainable" and called for a reform of the banking industry.
"But you cannot base a decent social policy on an unsustainable economic policy. And we cannot outsource economic policy to the City of London. That has not served our economy well, and it has not served business well.
"The banking sector has to be reformed. Finance must support the economy, not be an end in itself … and certainly not an extractive industry that looks at consumers, entrepreneurs and small businesses as a cash cow."
Corbyn also called for a new "national investment bank" that would target funds for business which support the economy as a whole, "not just in the interest of quick returns."
"We need a national investment bank to target fund investment on what is in the public wage and wider economic interest, not just in the interests of quick returns.
"And we need to reform the major banks so that they serve the economy not just themselves. That includes using the public stakes in banks such as RBS to drive lending and investment in infrastructure, rebuilding supply chains and the industries of the future."
As well as discussing the financial sector, the leader of the Labour Party also affirmed his commitment to high-speed broadband to ensure people are connected to each other, as well as the economy.


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In the last few days I feel like reading the papers and watching the news again. Labour is certainly out of the woods again and has got its political edge back, this can only be good for British politics, even if you don't support Labour.
The key reason for the change on political momentum was Brown's conference speech last week. He hit home with the 'no time for a novice' line and the new narrative on fairness that felt genuine thanks to his apology on the 10p debate.
But there are more reasons for the change in Labour fortunes, it has been a perfect storm this week for Labour. Firstly, the financial crisis has dominated the headlines and disrupted the Tory conference. An example is how Labour conference last week dominated the first ten minutes of BBC news at 10 and most of Newsnight, the Tories have only come after long debates on both programmes on the financial crisis. Secondly, the Tories support for deregulated markets, again coming back to Brown's speech and his reference to Osborne's 'misery of others' quote, means that Cameron now is on the defensive on why his recipe for growth is the seed of the current financial mess. Because of this defensive line he has to take he cannot get his message out (if he's got one). Moreover, in the electorate's mind has sunk the idea that the Tories don't have a plan for the future (something which is true), and Cameron and Osborne's 'wait and see' line isn't working anymore. No specifics, the 'no time for a novice' argument strengthens itself more and more.
In a recent post I argued that the media needed to take a closer look at the Tories and thankfully they are. They are now asking them the tough questions they should be asked and the Tories are all over the place. Moreover, the Government has kept an institutional and sombre profile, the kind of profile that benefits Brown's image. Darling yesterday quite skilfully deactivated the Tories' line on bipartisanship by saying a vote in Parliament won't be necessary as all changes will be done within existing legislation. Both Brown and Darling are looking much stronger these days. The way they sorted the Bradford & Bingley problem was quick and resolute, and on and on…
It's not over yet, Labour still got a lot of work to do, they are after all still behind in the polls by about 9 points. Unless Cameron blows the house away today that gap should continue narrowing. Key issues No. 10 needs to focus on now, PMQs and the Glenrothes byelection. Brown needs to find a type of performance that can neutralise Cameron's Blair-like show, and Labour needs to put solvent people in charge of the byelection, a win is a must to keep the momentum. Labour is back my friends.


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South Carolina's Saturday primary quickly separated the six GOP presidential candidates into two groups: top-tier and second-tier candidates.
With about a quarter of precincts reporting, Donald Trump held a comfortable lead, with over 30% of the vote. Sens. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio were competing for second with about 21% apiece.
The other three candidates — Jeb Bush, John Kasich, and Ben Carson — didn't appear as if they would break into double digits.
Bush had 8.5%, Kasich had 8.4%, and Carson had 6.1%, with 22% of precincts reporting.
This total was particularly disappointing for Bush, who started the race last year as a front-runner and campaigned aggressively in South Carolina. In contrast, Kasich wasn't even in the state on Saturday: He chose to spend the day campaigning in New England.
Bush suspended his campaign later in the night.


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Battlestar Galactica 3.17 Maelstrom (2007-03-04)
Starbuck's past comes back to haunt her when Adama has doubts about her fitness for duty.
What a long, boring and torturous path to get rid of one character. Most of if is in flashback (never a good idea). It just isn't consistent with her character to commit suicide.


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A 23-year-old New Yorker was killed after stepping in a puddle near a live electric wire. An off-duty policeman drowned in his flooded basement after ushering relatives to safety in his attic.
A 23-year-old New Yorker was killed after stepping in a puddle near a live electric wire. An off-duty policeman drowned in his flooded basement after ushering relatives to safety in his attic.
Superstorm Sandy whipped up winds and floodwater that left at least 22 people dead, according to the New York Police Department. Some of the victims made the mistake of going outside; others thought they were safe staying at home.
Among those whose homes became deadly were a 75-year-old Manhattan woman found dead of possible cardiac arrest after power went out Monday evening and switched off her respirator. A 30-year-old man, Anthony Laino, was killed when a tree fell on his house in Queens.
The off-duty police officer, Artur Kasprzak, 28, apparently became trapped in the basement of his flooded Staten Island home.
With flood waters surging into his house, police said Kasprzak shepherded six adults and a baby to the attic at about 7 p.m. Monday. He then went downstairs to check the basement, but never returned.
Police officers eventually located his body in the basement 12 hours later. The six year veteran was assigned to the 1st Precinct in Manhattan.
Lauren Abraham was pronounced dead in front of her Queens home on 134th Street Monday night after she was electrocuted by the live wire.
The megastorm caused 13-foot storm surges in Manhattan, wiping out power to roughly 700,000 citywide and knocking down trees.
A man and a 24-year-old woman in Brooklyn were crushed by a falling tree and found dead Tuesday morning.
Henry Sullivan, 57, was found in his flooded home in the hard-hit Rockaway Peninsula of Queens. Police said he was discovered after they responded to a call of a possible drowning at his Beach 136 Street residence.
An 80-year-old woman, Beatris Spanola, was found dead floating in water of her flooded Staten Island home.
Details of many deaths remained unclear. A 13-year-old girl was found dead on the lawn of a home on Staten Island late Monday, and a 46-year-old woman believed to be her mother was in critical condition. A man believed to be the girl's father was still missing.
A 55-year-old man was found dead Tuesday morning in lower Manhattan possibly after rushing floodwater pushed him into the wall of a building.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg put the number of deaths at 18 at a news conference Tuesday, though city police raised the toll to 22 fatalities a few hours later.
Bloomberg called Sandy "a devastating storm, maybe the worst that we have ever experienced." He gave no firm timeline on when the city's basic services would be restored.


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A lawyer for Pedro Espada Jr., the former New York State senator convicted in May of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from a nonprofit group he founded, told a judge in Federal District Court in Manhattan on Wednesday that he could not continue to represent him in a pending tax evasion case.
The lawyer, Daniel A. Hochheiser, who was preparing to represent Mr. Espada in a trial scheduled to start in November, asked to withdraw from the case because of an argument over payment.
"The fee dispute ripened on Sept. 20," Mr. Hochheiser told Judge William H. Pauley III. "Unfortunately, we were unable to resolve it."
Mr. Hochheiser told Judge Pauley that preparing for the complex case had become impossible because Mr. Espada had not stuck to an agreed-upon payment schedule.
"If I didn't sleep, didn't eat, didn't go to the bathroom for the next five weeks, I'd never get through it anyway," he said. "There is no way I can meet the resources of the government and effectively represent this man."Continue reading the main story
Judge Pauley was not persuaded, telling Mr. Hochheiser, essentially, that it was too late to get out of the case and that his ethical obligations to represent his client should come before any financial dispute.
Mr. Espada, for his part, told Judge Pauley that he was not pleased with Mr. Hochheiser's work.
"This is less about money," he said, and "more about nonperformance." Mr. Espada said he had paid Mr. Hochheiser $100,000 so far and wanted it back.
At that, Judge Pauley appeared to grow impatient. "No, no, no," he said. "This is all a ploy."
Both sides then renewed their requests to be separated.
"My interests have not been represented," Mr. Espada said.
Mr. Hochheiser replied, "I cannot represent a client that accuses me of ethical violations," and added that such accusations had not surfaced before.
Judge Pauley agreed and scheduled an evidentiary hearing for Thursday morning, adding, "We'll ventilate all of this."Continue reading the main story


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Honeywell's Connected Aircraft Hardware Certified to Bring High Bandwidth Wi-Fi to Helicopters
The helicopter industry takes advantage of higher speed, onboard Wi-Fi, video transmission and telemedicine capability in Europe and North America using Honeywell's (NYSE: HON) Connected Aircraft solution, the Aspire™ 200 system.
Honeywell was awarded a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) supplemental type certificate (STC) for the Aspire 200 satellite communications system on the Airbus Helicopters AS350 and Sikorsky UH-60 Blackhawk and have applied for an FAA STC for the Bell 429. Transport Canada has certified the system on the Bell 429. The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) approvals for those helicopters are also underway. In addition, EASA recently approved the installation of the Aspire 200 system on the Leonardo AW139 helicopter.
Honeywell's system provides reliable connectivity service for helicopters, enabling constant communication, even when in remote areas. The Aspire 200 system, combined with the SwiftBroadband High-Data Rate (HDR) software package, brings high-bandwidth connectivity to the helicopter cabin for the first time while allowing the pilot or operator to mitigate any signal connectivity issues.
"There has always been a need for in-flight connectivity on helicopters, particularly to support VIP, air ambulance, police and military ISR applications," says Mark Goodman, product director, Honeywell Aerospace. "The small, lightweight Aspire 200 provides a robust, reliable link that works through helicopter rotors."
To complement Aspire 200, Honeywell's GoDirect Cabin Connectivity service includes access to a selection of GoDirect apps, such as GoDirect Satcom Toolkit and GoDirect Global Mobile Data, allowing improved productivity with real-time communications through access to emails, videoconferencing and higher-speed broadband transmission. In today's helicopter environment, Honeywell's satellite communication systems and services provide a one-stop connectivity shop for fleet owners and operators.


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New Thing #102: Oh, Canada!
I think I spent a couple of hours in Canada back in 2001 or so. My sister-in-law was living in Syracuse, and we took a drive over the border for an afternoon.
We ate at a restaurant, I think we took a look at part of Niagara Falls...I don't exactly remember.
But I do remember that as the only time I've ever left the country.
Until now.
For the next three days, I'll be in Quebec.
It's kind of a big deal for me. As I've already mentioned, for the first time in my life I have a passport and I'm looking forward to using it and spending a few days surrounded by another culture.
I'm helping to chaperone a school trip, and I suspect I would have been interested in this trip anyway...but the fact that the offer came in a year that I was trying New Things sealed the deal.
New places (hotel, museums), new food, new experiences - I'm looking forward to sharing with you about it next week.
Until then, I have a couple of other New Things scheduled to keep you occupied until I'm back in the States.


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I'm late as usual!!
Enjoyed doing all the stuff for the shop but it's an early start.
The garden is looking good!
Ian washed my car.
Enjoyed watching the tennis at Roland Garros
Still haven't made the Opera cake but will attempt it this coming week!
Enjoyed the banter here and the positive vibes. Thanks.


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My best friend and I can be opposite when it comes to gifts which is why it is so hard for me to shop for her. I like sentimental gifts, candles, journals and endless amounts of coffee mugs, Rachel (my bestie) on the other hand would probably be happy with a gift card to Gap but that isn't much fun is it?! Somehow I have always managed to pull off a good Christmas gift for her. Well lets get in to it shall we?
Francesca's: For The Girly Girl
You can get things from clothes and accessories to great books and trinkets here. It is one of Rachel's favorite stores!
That sign explains our life to a T!
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Urban Outfitters: The Hippie
I love Urban so much! They have great gifts for decorating your room or home, they have great stocking stuffers, and is perfect for that candle lovin', coffee mug sipin', or journal writin' person in your life! (That's Me!)
I want one of everything!
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You can literally find anything and everything at Forever! Whether it is beanies and headbands, cute purses, great jewelry, and pretty much anything else your friend will like for a cheap price!
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Those are probably my top three go to places to get gifts for all of my friends and to buy a few little stocking stuffers too! I hope this post helped you guys out as much as it did me. Let me know some great gifts you have gotten your best friend, I would love some new ideas! I will talk to guys real soon! Bye


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Tottenham close in on deal to beat Liverpool to Southampton double swoop
TOTTENHAM are ready to step up their efforts to land Southampton duo Jay Rodriguez and Nathaniel Clyne.
Ex-Saints boss Mauricio Pochettino is keen on taking the English forward and full back with him to Spurs.
The 24-year-old former Burnley hitman is currently recovering from a cruciate knee ligament injury, and is also a transfer target for Liverpool and Arsenal.
But Spurs believe the Pochettino connection could give them an advantage in the race to snap up both Southampton stars.
The St Mary's outfit are attempting to put the brakes on any further stars leaving the club, but face an uphill struggle as players like Clyne are now seen as perfect Premier League summer buys.
"Southampton Football Club can confirm that we have received multiple offers for some of our players in the past weeks," read a club statement.
"We are staying true to our plan and vision and, as a result, we have no need to accept any offers."
Clyne, 23, is seen as a potential replacement at Liverpool for Glen Johnson, 29, whose long-term future at Liverpool is in doubt due to a contract wrangle.
Arsenal meanwhile have put together a shortlist of players who can help take over first team duties from Bacary Sagna.


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For players who have played or plan on playing at the High School Level. The emphasis of this program is to develop and build on the fundamental skills of passing, setting, attacking, serving, and individual defense, while incorporating offensive and defensive strategies for game play.
Girls Club Travel Teams (Twice a week program):
U15, U16, U17 & U18 Teams. Players selected for travel teams will have practices on Sundays & one weeknight and will compete in 5 one-day regional tournaments. This is a 17 week commitment: January 6 thru May 5. $755. Register
• Includes practice shirt, & Sunday tournaments. Uniforms will be provided for use but MUST be returned at end of season.
• Practices begin on 1/6/19 and will be held on Sundays & 1 weeknight practice (T/W/Th TBD)
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Practices locations: Torrington YMCA or Winsted YMCA.
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• Non-refundable deposit: $15O (due before Evaluations)
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• Player uniform Deposit: $50 (Due prior to receiving uniform) Refunded when uniform is returned at end of season.
• Teams may be asked to attend a multi-day tournament, where appropriate, for an additional fee.
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Sundays: 12/2, 12/9 & 12/16 @ Torrington YMCA
Player must attend all evaluations to be selected to Club teams. Teams will be formed based on playing ability, age, position, athleticism and potential. Players not selected for travel teams will be placed on the practice squad. Teams will be formed following the 3rd Evaluation.
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Matt Jackson - cartographer, book cover designer, and the master of 20,000 rules-light games - wanted to try a Google Hangout with Extras for maps, character sheets, and handouts. I'm a longtime MapTool fan and serve on the RPTools.net staff so I suspect I'm more than a little biased.
MapTool does all of those functions very well and was custom designed with gamers in mind. Still, I tried to go in with an open mind. I suspect the two glasses of wine I had beforehand helped. What follows are the Good, the Bad, and the Frustrating about Google Hangouts for RPGs.
The Good.
This is a web application and so needs no client software or special plug-ins to play. As long as you have a Google+ account you have access. I suppose some would consider forcing you to use Google+ is an overall minus but I suspect those people are still trying to figure out a way to get Facebook usable for RPGs.
Google Hangouts with Extras has great integration with Google Docs. You can store documents, spreadsheets, pdfs, etc. in Google docs and share them during the game. You can share only with certain members or open an entire folder up for the group to use.
Google Sketchpad integration is nice as well. Sketchpad is an drawing/image sharing program that lets everyone in the Hangout draw or drop images onto a common canvas. This was the way we shared maps and moved our tokens around the maps.
You can open both Sketchpad and Docs in a separate tab or window if you need multiple items open at once.
The new Hangouts has full text, voice, and video chat capabilities. You don't need a third party product. The picture and voice quality were both good. The text chat comes in handy for sharing AFKs and BRBs as well as typing out quips versus saying them.
The Bad
There is no built in die roller. I hear there are online sites that let players share dice rolls but I haven't found a good one yet. During the game we rolled actual dice and shared the result via the voice chat. While I trust the guys I game with, others may not be so lucky. Isn't it time all text chat programs came with built in die rollers? Let's start an occupy Google campaign (via hangouts) until we get it.
The Sketchpad functionality is fairly limited. It does OK and is good for getting a point across but it really isn't built for gaming. The objects you place on the screen don't have a way of annotating ownership. Sketchpad only tells you who has the object selected. One of the major problems is that the map is an object just like the tokens. So anyone can grab and move it around. Adding layers to Sketchpad would go a long way to making it more usable for Gaming. Player tokens could go on one layer and background objects on another. Let's start an occupy Google campaign (via hangouts) until we get it.
The Frustrating
- It's not MapTool, a product designed for gaming. It's a presentation/discussion tool. I spent a lot of extra clicks doing what comes easy in MapTool.
- There wasn't an easy way to zoom around the map.
- The accidental map movement drove me nuts when people selected the map rather than their token.
- Images could not be named and had no owner. It was hard telling who was who and what they were doing.
- You quickly run out of screen real estate for viewing different documents and images.


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2. Julie Brøgger at Designers Nest:
Edit: Thank you readers who helped me identify this!
I love this nude fluffy thing, it seems like such a subtle way to wear outrageous things.
4. Ivana Helsinki:
I LOVE the 2nd and last looks, especially the make-up from the last look! It sort of looks like she got two black eyes, but in the best way possible.
OOOH.i love the second look and the leather blue clogs in the last!
*That make-up is sick! :)*
great picks! love the yarny coat from designers nest
have seen the yarny coat on the above blog - hope that helps! love jen xx
Love the designers nest pieces, wish we knew who made them!
nice update! i also love Copenhagen fashion week. tar-la-la!
Hi. The designer you've spotted at Desiner's Nest is Julie Brogger. She has a blog: www.juliebrogger.blogspot.com
She studied at The Danisg Design School. She is amazing, I saw the graduation show and it was awesome.
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Yesterday I cycled 207 miles, starting at 5am and ending at 11:30pm, climbing 20,656 vertical feet, over six substantial mountains and passes. This is my story.
The Months Leading to the Ride
In late January, Vitaly emailed the Mission Cycling list about a ride called the Devil Mountain Double (or DMD for short), a ride with over 200 miles and 20,000 feet of climbing. My original reply to the email was literally, "F that." Not even an hour later my good friend and coworker, Jay, pulled my leg and got me to commit to the ride. Another friend, Keith, joined us, making for four riders in total representing Mission Cycling.
I more or less gave up my social life to train for this ride, trying to ride over 100 miles every Saturday leading up, with Sunday recovery rides and at least two days of riding during the week. I also totally flaked on my good friend, Eric, and a community he's built around his website, OneUpMe.
The Ride
Yesterday started with a 4am wakeup and a 5am departure from the San Ramon Marriott. A little over 200 people did the ride, most leaving at 5am, and some leaving at 6am. We rode in the dark for 10 miles, bringing us to the base of Mt. Diablo. From there we climbed 11.2 miles for a total of 3,283 vertical feet to summit Diablo in the nearly freezing temperatures and brutal wind. Jay and I descended quickly without regrouping with Vitaly and Keith at the summit rest stop, to avoid the brutal temperatures at the top. I didn't even bother noticing the amazing view of San Francisco. As we were descending my hands and legs became completely numb. I was shivering uncontrollably. And I was worried I'd crash given my hands weren't working well, I was shivering violently, and I was descending a technical, steep grade. The thought crossed my mind to throw in the towel and go home. However, eventually we made our way into the sun, warmed up, and kept going.
Jay and Vitaly are much stronger climbers than me, so on the Morgan Territory climb we separated and regrouped at the next rest stop. And Keith was somewhere behind us. I took off my bike lights and put them in a bag that the ride volunteers would take to a rest stop towards the end of the ride, when I'd need them in the dark of the evening. By that time Jay had already had a flat tire and realized he needed a new tire. Fortunately the rest stop had a new tire, so after a few minutes of changing we were off again heading east. We saw Keith as we were leaving. On our descent from Morgan Territory into the Central Valley, we saw fire trucks and ambulances tending to a fellow rider who had gone down because of a strong cross wind. He seemed OK, but seeing him amidst the flashing lights was humbling and kept me cautious on the descent.
The Central Valley, along highway 580, was windy and occasionally miserable. Sometimes we had tail winds, sometimes cross winds, and sometimes head winds. I stayed with Vitaly and Jay and struggled to keep up. I was worried I was putting too much effort in to stay with them, but I kept with it until Patterson Pass. Most people on the ride were worried that Patterson Pass–surrounded by wind turbines–would be awfully windy, but fortunately it wasn't.
Jay and Vitaly were waiting for me at the next rest stop, so I ate quickly and we kept going. We started ascending Mines Road at mile 90ish, and this was the last time I would see Jay and Vitaly. For the next 30 or so miles I rode by myself, eventually getting to lunch, where I ate quickly and reapplied chamois cream. And at about this time my right knee started bothering me, I expect because I wasn't wearing leg warmers and my knees were cold. After lunch I got back on the horse with two guys I met along the way, Jules and Doug. My front tire flatted shortly after lunch, but after a quick tube change I was off and back on the bike.
After some up and down Doug had ridden ahead and Jules and I started climbing Mt. Hamilton, a bear of a climb, with a gain of 1900 vertical feet over 4.4 miles. The climb was beautiful but also challenging. We started the climb at mile 130ish, and by this time I was tired, but I was also fired up. I knew that after we finished Hamilton all we'd need to do is ride north and we'd be home free. Physically I was pretty battered, but mentally I was fired up. With only a few more minutes in the climb my front tire flatted again. I discovered that I had missed a small splinter when I changed the tire after lunch. So after removing the splinter, borrowing a tube and pump from Jules, and changing the tube, I was off again.
As we started the descent my rear tire blew out–or, flatted very abruptly–after I rode over a big bump in the road. The tire had a small hole in the sidewall, which worried me but didn't stop me. I forget exactly why, but I ended up needing to wait for the sag wagon–one of the vehicles driving around helping cyclists in need. I'm not sure if I needed a new tube or what, but after some waiting, a dollar bill in the hole, a new tube, and some air in the tube, I was back on the bike, descending Hamilton, overlooking the entire South Bay. The view was gorgeous. As I was descending I felt a small bump in my rear tire, which I was worried was due to the hole in the sidewall.
Eventually Jules and I made it to the rest stop at the bottom of Hamilton. After a quick stop I looked at my rear tire and noticed that the dollar bill wasn't doing its job, and I'd need a new rear tire. Fortunately the rest stop had a spare tire, and the insanely helpful volunteers changed my rear tire for me. The first tube they used popped when they put the tire on, so they had to take the tire off completely, change the tube, and refill the tire. So what started as a quick stop become a long stop, with two tube changes and one tire change. Just as I was ready to depart by myself I saw Keith rolling into the stop. I waited a few minutes for Keith to rest and eat, and the two of us left together and would eventually finish together.
The research I had done on this ride beforehand lead me to believe that the next climb that awaited us, Sierra Road, was going to be the hardest. The climb started at mile 155, elevating 1759 vertical feet over a short 3.5 miles. This climb was brutally steep, and it never ended. I could barely turn my pedals over, however I resisted from zig-zagging across the road. I think Sierra Road was the hardest climb of the day, but at least at the rest stop at the top Keith and I could overlook the sun setting on the South Bay. The sight was beautiful, and after our accomplishment Keith and I felt as if we were on the home stretch, with only 40 miles to go (ugh).
The rest stop at the top of Sierra Road is called Pet-a-goat, because there's a goat at the top that you're supposed to pet. I pet the goat, ate and drank, and put my lights back on. The sun had set, and it was getting dark and cold. Just as we were leaving a woman, presumably with her husband, rolled in and had a mental breakdown. She started hitting herself in the face, screaming and cursing about having so much left at a late, dark, and cold 8pm. She was not happy, and her reaction troubled me. It made me realize that Keith and I were physically and mentally exhausted, facing 40 miles to go, with two more climbs in the cold and dark. We started on our way, and Keith would eventually see the woman and her presumed husband at the finish at 12:30am.
The rest of the ride was a mental battle against myself. We were almost entirely on small, single-lane, backcountry roads, with no civilization in sight. All we could see were silhouetted mountains that I was worried we'd need to climb and the lit road in front of us. Keith and I hardly talked with one and other, but we road two abreast, our lights leading the way through the night. Between the pet-a-goat stop and the finish, we'd do two more climbs, ride a little over 40 miles, and stop once for hot chocolate and more food.
Sierra road was definitely the hardest climb in my book, but this last 40-mile stretch was overall the hardest. Physically I was toasted, but by this point I could continue to turn the pedals so long as I continued to eat and drink. What was hardest was the mental acceptance of what was to come. Every climb, every turn, I wished the hotel would be around the corner. I wished I would at least see a human or a house or a restaurant, to remind myself of the reality that this is just a bike ride. I wanted a shower, a warm meal, a break. The last 10 miles were especially awful, because we weren't sure exactly when we'd see the hotel, so every corner we'd turn we'd get our hopes up only to see another hill, or another corner. A few times Keith or I would spout a curse in frustration, but we kept each other going and sane.
By the time we knew we were within a mile of the hotel, we were doing well over 20mph, giving the last stretch everything we had left, which wasn't much. My Garmin bike computer and headlight were almost out of batteries. I screamed in joy when we saw the hotel, relishing my accomplishment. I did it. I completed California's hardest double century, one of the hardest organized rides in all of California, exactly 12 months after doing my first century (100-mile ride). I was physically and mentally toast, ready for a shower, ready for bed, ready to be off my bike. I had started at 5am in the dark and finished at 11:30pm in the dark. But I was ecstatic. I had prepared for this ride for months, and I had finished it. YES!
Eating and Drinking
For amusement's sake, I thought I'd list an estimation of what I ate all of Saturday:
- Oatmeal
- Water
- Multi-vitamin
- 2 salt tablets
- ~5 salted and herbed potatoes
- ~6 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches
- ~6 bananas
- Some trail mix
- Some potato chips
- ~14 salt tablets
- ~10 ibuprofen
- Chicken teriyaki sandwich
- 6 Clif bars
- ~12 gels
- ~3 scoops of Accelerade
- 1 granola bar
- ~10 bottles of water (24oz each)
- 1 root beer
- Vegetable lasagne
The Devil Mountain Double was my hardest day on the bike by far. I'm glad I did it, and I'm super proud of my accomplishment. But as I'm writing this I'm in pain, sore, and mentally and physically exhausted. And I don't think I'll ever do something like this again. Yesterday I was awake for 23 hours, physically sitting on the bike for 15 hours, and resting/changing tires/eating for 3.5 hours during the ride. Right now the accomplishment doesn't justify the mental and physical torment I put up with for 18.5 hours. But then again, we'll see how my attitude changes as I recover, and with better luck and fewer than four flat tires I could probably finish in much better time. For now, I'm super stoked, super proud to have ridden with Jay, Vitaly, and Keith, and super ready to sleep and eat more.
Thank You
All of my friends and family have been insanely supportive throughout. You've been understanding when I didn't stay out late or when I flaked on a commitment. You've been there to talk me through my worries and fears. And you've been so congratulatory. I thought of you endlessly on the ride, trying to find encouragement to turn the pedals. Thank you so much for everything. I couldn't have done this ride without you.
The volunteers and organizers of the Devil Mountain Double did a fantastic job. I've never been a part of such a well organized, well supported ride. I can't thank the volunteers enough for their kindness and willingness to help, no matter what. So to the DMD volunteers and organizers, thank you. You guys made the day as good as it could be. Seriously, volunteers would fill my bottles for me, change my tires, take my bike to the bike rack. You guys are so awesome.
Jay and Vitaly were waiting for me and Keith at the hotel, probably bored out of their minds being in the little conference room for several hours waiting. You guys are awesome for waiting for me, even though you totally didn't need to. It was great riding with you both, even though it didn't last very long. Hopefully one day I'll be able to catch you guys :). But for now, thanks, and see you out there Tuesday, assuming I can sit on my bike by then.
Keith was my sanity for the last 40 miles. I think without Keith I would have struggled to keep going, to stay sane in the wilderness, with no signs of civilization around me. I know you didn't need to say or do anything to keep me going, but your presence, relaxed manner, and company were stabilizing. I'm glad we found each other at that rest stop. Good luck with the rest of the California Triple Crown!
Update: read Vitaly's report here.


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The answer is no... Well you'd need a ticket to go to a show, but the actual London Fashion Week hub is now at Brewer Street Car Park in Soho which is my favourite part of the whole event. You'll find bloggers, photographers, PRs, designers and even celebrities hanging out at this hot spot. Formerly at Somerset House, the new hub of Brewer Street is always buzzing with excitement. You don't need a ticket to go here but it's definitely a cool place to hang out around for a few days.
How Do I Get Tickets to Catwalk Shows at London Fashion Week?
Once the show schedule is out on LondonFashionWeek.co.uk you can apply for tickets online. You can also go direct to certain brands and designers through a PR contact/email. You can also apply to to browse the showrooms which are pretty cool, you can do that here. I've even won tickets before through a social media competition, there's so many opportunities to bag a ticket you just have to be savvy about it.
How Do I Get Photographed at London Fashion Week?
There's no answer to this whatsoever. Obviously if you wear something bonkers you might get photographed more but it might not always be for the right reasons. Stay true to yourself and wear your own style. If you do, you'll ooze confidence which will definitely be the key to being papped.
What Do I Need to Take With Me To London Fashion Week?Business cards, camera, plasters, hair grips and a mini notepad are the top items to pack in your back in your bag for London Fashion Week. Oh and if you're braving heels then definitely take a flat pair of shoes in your bag just in case. There's nothing worse than dashing between shows with mega sore feet!
Above I'm wearing an Oversized Pale Blue Shirt by Zara, High Waisted Leather Trousers by H&M, Split Open Boots by Public Desire and a Camel Tailored Coat by Beyond Retro via TK Maxx.


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Still in beta, but certainly stable enough to use, Apple's highly acclaimed web browser, Safari, has hit the PC. They're billing it as
The fastest web browser on any platform, Safari loads pages up to 2 times faster than Internet Explorer 7 and up to 1.6 times faster than Firefox 2.
and in my brief usage of it, this does seem to be true (it is certainly faster than ie7 anyway).
But in that same period some of it's bugs have shown their heads (malformed http POSTs, ignoring certain stylesheet properties, limited (no?) DOM support), so this speed does not come for free.
It's still beta though, so hopefully they'll fix those problems.
Available for free download now from www.apple.com/safari.