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We took a dune buggy excursion into the Dominican countryside. Although I wasn't fond of the actual buggy-riding, I did like getting off the resort and seeing the countryside...and this gorgeous beach named "Macao Beach."
It was quite beautiful!
Here's Mark driving our dune buggy. So studly!
This was the road we were on. Now, I must say that the cities were much nicer, richer, and cleaner than the country. In the cities, the roads were all paved, there was little to no trash, and there were businesses everywhere, and all the buldings and homes had running water, electricity, applicances and other modern conveniences.
In the country, as you'll see, it was much poorer. There were few paved roads and some houses didn't have running water. (although based on what we saw, many had electricity.) It was a stark change from the city in which we were staying.
Here is a field with some cattle.
Here's a little farm house we saw off the road.
Here is another little country house. All the houses, even in the city - well, many in the city - hung their laundry out to dry. I guess dryers aren't the norm for most people.
Here we were at a cave. You could swim in the pool in the cave, but I wasn't interested in jumping in cold water with a bunch of French and/or Canadian tourists.
This little girl ran out to the road when we drove by. On our way back, we stopped and took a picture because we thought she was so cute! She put her little hand on her hip and waved away!!
The cattle raised for beef were African cattle, so clearly different from the cattle here in the states. I thought they were interesting..maybe a little pretty.
We saw this guy riding a donkey...which was unusual. Most people drove mopeds, motorcylces, trucks or cars. We saw very few, if any people using animals for transportation. It was really different so I took a picture.
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Let me just say, I really, really, loved the Dominican Republic! I mean, I loved it. I didn't want to leave. Mind you, I've visited Mexico and Jamaica, and really did want to come home when vacation was over, but this was one country I loved and really, really didn't want to leave. It was so beautiful, mountainous, tropical, incredible beaches, perfect weather and I loved the poeple! They were very friendly and loved speaking Spanish with me! They were great and I really loved it! It was amazing. the food was great, it was all fabulous!!!


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Now that we've established a good foundation, let's look at some college basketball betting tips. I would consider these to be ideas and tidbits that could and should be followed on a daily basis.
Of course, none of them will make you rich overnight (nothing will, no matter how many touts and get rich quick systems tell you otherwise), but all of these college basketball betting tips can help to increase your overall ROI.
These certainly aren't the end all be all, but rather some ideas that have proven to be successful for most handicappers playbooks. You may have heard of some, while others may be brand new.
What we're tying to do here is introduce some quality college basketball betting tips that can serve as a starting point to your daily handicapping checklist. Overtime you will continue to add more and you may even take some off as they may lose their value.
What's important is that you have a daily routine for your college basketball handicapping. Don't overwhelm yourself at first. As we said earlier, start with some basics and continue to add to them overtime.
So with that said, let's get into our college basketball betting tips.
Look At The Moneyline For Small Underdogs
In other words, don't be afraid to bet the moneyline on small dogs (heck it can be a large underdog if the odds are in line and you're (reliable) data is showing value). For me, it's typically around 5 points or less.
Every situation is a little different, so I'm not going to say one particular spot is better than the other. Most people get so caught up in taking the points (which certainly is fine), but if your objective analysis is pointing to an upset, then by all means, pull the trigger.
Upsets do happen, and they happen quite frequently no matter what time of the season (although an upset at one point of the season may in reality, not actually be an upset when the season is said and done).
College Basketball Betting Tips –
Know the Injury Report
This is one of those college basketball betting tips that certainly isn't groundbreaking. However, you'd be surprised by how many people forget to simply check the injury reports.
It takes little time at all and can be extremely revealing as to why your data may be showing perceived value that you thought you may have uncovered in your handicapping…in other words, if that key player is out, then their goes your great wager.
Please check the injury report. It's easy, they can be found at just about any handicapping (or non handicapping) website and over time, they may end up saving you from placing some non-informed wagers.
Don't Bet Just Because It's A Big Game Or On TV
If you're a recreational bettor, then that's one thing, but if you're trying to supplement your income or trying to do it as a full time job, then that's an entirely different situation. Recreational bettors can do whatever they want because their just placing bets randomly here and there, simply for a little enjoyment.
However, if you fall into the latter category, then please don't bet just because you can watch it on TV. Granted, I fell into that when I first started out and learned very quickly from my experience.
The only reason you should ever bet on a game is because your handicapping of that particular game is showing that the line is off from where you think it should be (no matter if it's on TV or not).
If you must bet because it's on TV then you're probably not cut out for seriously betting on college basketball. The only way I would ever recommend it is if you're only betting about a tenth of your normal unit size.
Take Note Of Reverse Line Moves On Televised Games
(particularly public teams)
I thought this coincided well with our previous college basketball betting tip. For those that aren't familiar with a reverse line move, it is when the line of a game moves in the opposite direction that it normally should i.e. the team receiving a lower percentage of wagers is getting a worse line.
Typically this type of movement occurs when sharp(professional) money is coming in on a particular team. However, it's even more important when it involves a game on TV since it will normally have more action on it.
And even better yet, is when a reverse line move occurs when it's against a public team (UNC, KU, Duke, etc) playing on TV. These are very significant to take note of (and some people just bet them blindly), but if they coincide with your own handicapping, then you may have uncovered a great game to invest in.
Here's an example of a reverse line move for those not familiar: Midd. Tenn St. is +18 receiving 31% of wagers and playing against UNC. However, the line opened up at +19 and has quickly moved against Midd. Tenn. St. Typical line movement would be in the opposite direction but, this is what's called reverse line movement and is a sign of sharp money coming in on Midd. Tenn. St. (if that doesn't make sense, then please contact me).
College Basketball Betting Tips –
Look At Heavy Favorites In The First Half
Let me first preface this by saying that you must be objective and of course do your research. If you're aware of my guidelines, you know I don't like betting favorites of more than 14 points at home or 12 points on the road…they're just to tough to handicap in my opinion.
However, I do look at betting these heavy favorites in the first half. Again, you just can't bet them blindly, but I would highly recommend you look at data of how the team performs, as well the coaches's tendencies, in first halves when they are heavy favorites whether it's home or away.
As a general rule of thumb, most teams will try to get out to an early lead and simply maintain that lead in the second half. Again though, it's not a set in stone rule and much more research and data must be examined.
This is one of those college basketball betting tips that can serve you well for a long time, but your quantitative and/or qualitative data and research must be able to back up your reasons for betting.
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Beware of Home Court Advantage
In other words, all home court advantage isn't created equal…some home courts are much better than others and it's up to you to find out which ones (although some are already pretty obvious with bigger schools).
With that being said though, a lot of schools (typically smaller) have extremely small crowds thus resulting in little to no home court advantage. Since there are over 300 division I schools, a lot of the smaller (especially bad and smaller) schools get very little of a crowd on a regular basis.
So for the astute handicapper, this can mean value when playing against a small favorite at home…trust me, the sportsbooks have a very difficult time putting a solid line on every single basketball game and home court advantage (or lack of) is one of those college basketball betting tips that you can capitalize on.
A number of handicapping sites will list attendance for college basketball games. So, like injuries, it's a very easy thing to track and really can give you a slight advantage over many bettors (especially if you specialize in a couple small and mid major conferences).
Since we're on this tip, I thought I'd also point out that you need to be aware of neutral court games as well. You'll never know if it's a neutral court game unless you actually do a little extra research (and by extra, I mean a few seconds).
At first glance, it will look like a normal vistor/home situation, but (especially in the first 2 months) it could be a tournament game or just plain neutral site situation. This can be a huge factor since, on average, home court can account for about 3.5-4 points. If it's a neutral court, then that advantage is no longer there or at least it's certainly reduced.
College Basketball Betting Tips – Bet Early
It may be tough for some, but I really encourage handicappers to get their action down as early as possible. Granted lines may move in your favor, but there's also the same possibility that they move against you.
Overnight lines are excellent if you've done your handicapping early, but it can be tough for the majority of people and injuries can also play a factor as well. I think the point I'm trying to get across here is to get your plays in as early as you can.
Take advantage of the value because it may not get any better if you wait (especially on favorites, see below). Once you get your bets in for the day, you can then follow line movement and play those games that match up with your criteria, because the line moved, later on (trust me, there is nothing wrong with playing against the steam).
College Basketball Betting Tips –
Play Underdogs and Unders Late (typically)
I know, I know…this contradicts my last tip, but this is more a general rule of thumb. For the most part, the public loves betting favorites and overs…meaning that over the day, these lines will slowly be adjusted upwards, giving more value to the underdog and unders.
This obviously isn't the case 100% of the time, but it will be the case the majority of the time. So, when placing your wagers (when you normally do), pay particular attention to any underdog or unders that you're wanting to bet.
I would definitely encourage you to place your favorites and overs early, without question. However, you may want to wait on some underdog and under wagers (especially if they're against a popular team). If you can, I would wait to see where the action is coming in because you may be able to take advantage of the movement.
However, you may also be risking the value if the lines go against you. Let me put it this way; if you have the time, you may want to wait on your underdog and unders and watch the line movement. If you don't have the time, then get all of your wagers in as soon as possible.
There's really no fast and easy rule because it depends on the time constraints of the handicapper. Regardless though, it does pay to follow and understand line movement as much as you can.
College Basketball Betting Tips – Find Value With
Smaller Schools (when playing a big conference school)
This is something we certainly stress here at Sports Betting Insights…if you couldn't tell by now. We love betting on the lowly underdog when playing a perceived superior opponent.
The reason that this certainly applies in college basketball, is that a lot of times a smaller school will have starters that have played together for four years thus creating a great chemistry. So even though the perceived "powerhouse" team has freshman and sophomores that will be bound for the NBA, they may not play nearly as a team like the smaller school.
Big name schools are often overrated and known as public bettors "darlings." The sportsbooks (especially the public ones like BET US and Bodog) are more than happy to shade the line a half point to a point to the benefit of the small school underdog.
Beware of this situation and know when to take advantage of it. You'll be surprised at the number of investing opportunities you'll find in betting small/mid major schools against the perceived "big boys" in college basketball.
College Basketball Betting Tips –
The First Month Can Be Difficult
This probably should say, "The first month can be difficult…if you haven't done your homework." In the first month of the season, it can be difficult to know where a team actually stands without really digging into the off-season of that particular team.
What starters did they lose? How many are returning and how many played significant minutes last year? Will underclassmen need to have a significant role? Do they have a new coach? Who and where are they playing in the first 5-10 games?
All of these questions and more should be known if you are going to be betting on early season games. I truly believe that if you're going to, then you'll need to take a much more qualitative approach rather than a quantitative (I typically wait 7-10 games before really relying on my numbers when handicapping teams).
Because it can take a little longer to handicap those first few games, you may be better off specializing in just one or two conferences as we recommended in our College Basketball Betting Advice chapter. It basically comes down to how much time you have to do your research.
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The Wrap Up
So there you have it, some very good college basketball betting tips that you may or may not be familiar with…hopefully you at least picked up a few new ones. Obviously, this isn't meant to be everything you need to know, but rather some tips to really get you thinking about your approach to betting college basketball.
Overtime, you'll develop your own and expand on the ones listed here. What's important is that you know what you're doing and why you're doing it. Over the course of a season, it can be tough at times…but as long you as you have a disciplined approach, you're going to be better off than 95% of all other bettors.


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On the contrary, I do NOT just smash dishes. Maybe I did that once with one stack of plates because I may or may not have been having a full on yelling fight with my husband, but it really didn't make for much of a controlled mosaic and it certainly didn't do much for the conversation. Except maybe, he knew I don't normally do that to my plates and realized how ticked I really was. (Oh yeah, news flash. Deliriously happy couples also have good old fashioned air-clearing fights once in a while. But that's a whole other post.)
|hammer smashed shards make ugly mosaics
If you want to make a controlled pattern and get the designs from the dishes that you really want to display, you will need the proper tools. You need different tools for different kinds of dishes. And you need to be able to tell the difference between the different kinds of dishes. I'm here to help you.
|porcelain is translucent
|there is one porcelain plate in the stack...can you spot it?
|handmade pottery
Now, there are two kinds of cutters. Tile nippers and rotary cutters. Tile nippers have two flat nips that look like teeth. Rotary cutters have two wheels. You use a rotary cutter on porcelain and tile nippers on china and pottery. You can also use a rotary cutter on most china, but not on pottery. It is probably going to be too thick for the wheels to get around.
You cannot use nippers on thin porcelain. It will make you cuss.
|my collection of cutting tools
So just to sum up: Nippers for china and pottery but not porcelain; Rotary cutter for porcelain and china but not pottery.
You can get tile nippers from the tile department of a hardware store. I got my rotary cutters from a craft store. They cost between 12 and 15 dollars each. (Unless you get your nippers from the thrift store for a mere $1.75 SCORE!)
I have several pairs of nippers. They get worn down after a while. But the worn ones are good for thicker pottery. The newer ones are good on thinner china. Robb got me the set on the right for Mother's Day five years ago now and just see where they've taken me.
And there you have it. The right materials, the right tools, lots of practice is how you get those nice even pieces for your own mosaic projects. Happy nipping.


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UWM at Washington County downs Marantha Bible Baptist College |By Breanna Cronin
Oct. 15, 2018 – Washington Co., WI – The UWM at Washington County Wildcat volleyball team continued its winning streak beating Marantha Bible Baptist College by a score of 25 – 18, 25-12, 25-17.
As a team the Wildcats played very well, kept the energy high, and picked each other up.
The serving and hitting were very consistent and the team was able to go on a lot of runs.
Throughout the match the Wildcats stayed positive and worked very hard to perfect a fast offense and defense.
It's exciting to see how much the team has grown from its first match to this one. "Even though we have one week left of the season, everyone is going to work hard to be even better at the WCC State tournament," said the Wildcats Breanna Cronin.
Leading the team was Kayla Boehm with 9 kills and 5 blocks, Morgan Kappler had 6 ace serves, 5 kills and 5 digs, Breanna Cronin had 5 kills, 3 ace serves and 12 digs, Catherine Tucker led the team with 21 digs.
The final home game is on Wednesday, Oct. 17 at 6 p.m. against UW-Green Bay at Sheboygan County.


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IN April of 1980, when Bob Marley arrived to headline the independence celebrations that would see Rhodesia become Zimbabwe, his song, Zimbabwe, the centrepiece of the Survival album, was the most popular foreign song in the country. Marley, whose religion of Rastafarianism had long preached cultural and political resistance against white oppression in Africa, wanted to "build a blood-claat studio inna Africa, have hit after blood-claat hit"— so much so that he spent thousands of dollars flying lighting and sound equipment to Zimbabwe to create a concert atmosphere that would match that of Madison Square Garden.
By ANAKWA DWAMENA
In Zimbabwe, popular songs were central to the century-long fight to end the colonial system, and Marley's claim that music was "the biggest gun because the oppressed cannot afford weapons" was nowhere more resonant. After Marley's performance that night, when he shed tears watching the Rhodesian flag come down and Zimbabwe's go up, the local musician Thomas Mapfumo took the stage.
Mapfumo was a leading singer of Chimurenga music, the music of struggle. Never mind that it was late, and that Prince Charles and all the other foreign dignitaries and top-ranking army officers — the nation's new VIPs — had left. The freedom fighters stayed behind, waving their guns. Peasants who had been locked out of the main event joined in dancing to the Chimurenga music until the next morning.
The word Chimurenga comes from the name of Murenga, an early ancestor and warrior of the Shona people. In Zimbabwe's liberation war, of the 1960s and 70s, the military wings of guerrillas based in Mozambique and Zambia set up choirs to sing Chimurenga songs that derived from folk hymns and other folk songs. These hymns connected the living with the world of the ancestors and recorded the struggle for those to come. Revolutionaries played these songs at rallies held in urban areas and at all-night vigils called mapungwes, where guerrillas and peasants would come together to sing.
Songs like Muka, Muka! (Wake Up, Wake Up!) and Tumira Vana Kuhondo (Send Your Children to War) were sung to politicise and educate Zimbabweans about why the war for independence was being fought.
"The song became the classroom, so to speak, just like in South Africa and in Kenya, through which people could access information of what was happening in different parts of the country," Maurice Vambe, a professor of African literature at the University of South Africa, explained to me.
The songs could also correct a historical narrative. Songs such as Vakauya Zimbabwe (They Came to Zimbabwe) narrated the exploitation of Zimbabwe and sought to revive old stories about pre-colonial times. Much like reggae would seek to do, the music was making contemporary social commentary and preserving ancient cultural memory.
Although Mapfumo was not among the guerrillas in Mozambique and Zambia, his music championed the war for independence, leading to his detention and multiple arrests. His popularity as the leading chimurenga musician was fuelled by his band's adaption of the mbira, a thumb piano that is central to Shona spiritual communication. By using a traditional instrument — particularly one with ties to ancestor worship — Mapfumo was signalling his participation in a cultural revolution against colonial rule.
In the first half-decade after Zimbabwe won its independence, Mapfumo, like other Chimurenga musicians, would sing songs like Mabasa (Let's Get Back to Work), about the need for unity in order to build the new nation. But, as the 1980s turned to the 90s, the tone of his music changed. In 1988, his song Corruption brought to the national airwaves the whispered frustrations heard in private offices, marketplaces, and homes about the unequal distribution of the nation's wealth. The outcry was not, as we might assume, for the former President Robert Mugabe and other leaders to step aside. Most citizens, having recently made personal sacrifices for the new nation, were instead demanding a redirection.
Mapfumo, who is now 72, once explained that "independence in Zimbabwe brought much-needed freedom, but triggered other unexpected tribulations." Chimurenga, he wrote, has shifted to focus on the "elimination of public office corruption while advocating for the citizen's pursuit of peace, happiness, equality, dignity, comfort and the rule of law." Music as a weapon in the hands of the people has been turned against the old revolutionaries.
The song, Maiti Kurima Hamubvire ("You Used to Say You Are Good Farmers"), to take one example, touches on the failure of the national government to make land reform work and lists its other broken promises. But the ruling class was not blind to the power of Chimurenga. To counter the popular music, the government started holding galas during national holidays, in the early 1980s.
On Tuesday, November 21, 2017, when Robert Mugabe resigned from his position as President, onlookers on the streets of Harare cheered on a solitary young man in a red bucket hat, who played a song called Kutonga Kwaro on a trombone. Although the song was released just a week before the protests had started, it had been adopted as the unofficial anthem of the uprising. In the marches that saw the fall of Mugabe, and at the inauguration of Emmerson Mnangagwa, Kutonga Kwaro was blaring from thousands of cars in the streets and on radios everywhere. The song talks about the coming of a familiar but long-awaited hero, a fearsome character before whom other men cringe, one who will change the rules and open the granary.
But is Kutonga Kwaro true chimurenga music? The song was written by Jah Prayzah, who has spent most of his career as a brand ambassador of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces. Accordingly, the lyrics of his music extoll the military strongman, and he styles himself in military fatigues and apparel. It has been dangerous in the last decade to sing or produce Chimurenga music that criticises the State. Mapfumo and his family faced physical threats, before fleeing the country.
Jah Prayzah's music, however, embodies the paradox of Zimbabwe's revolution. The military affiliation has protected his right to free speech, to sing for a new day, but such protection is only necessary because of the rigid and censored society that the military has created.
Zimbabweans have had mixed reactions to the military's involvement in the removal of Mugabe and the precedent that it sets. One prominent Zimbabwean blogger, who was derided for taking a picture with a soldier while standing next to an army tank, wrote about how big a deal it was to feel safe for once around the soldiers.
Mapfumo's anti-Mugabe song, Masoja Nemapurisa (Soldiers and the Police), feels prophetic. But, with the leadership connected to Mugabe still in charge, he concedes, "It's still the old train that we're riding, but they've got a different driver." Soldiers seizing power is nothing new, but the change in power, for a few weeks, suggested a return to the state of affairs that was interrupted by colonialism — a time and space when Africans have the greatest say in the use of their land and the formation of their culture. In that sense, what's happening in Zimbabwe is another verse in the longer song of struggle, where the past is always present and the future available to be fought for. —New Yorker


text: Thanks for your Patronage by Dearborn Jewelers of Plymouth MI | Nov 25, 2015 | gemstone jewelry, gifts of jewelry, Holiday jewelry, jewelry stories | 0 comments We are so grateful for our wonderful customers, who come in and share their stories with us. Jewelry always has a story, and it's almost always about love. When people buy jewelry, it's often to show loved ones how much they care. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we wanted to share a few of our jewelry stories. The first story is about a silver and gemstone bracelet bought in Bali in the summer of 2009. My husband and I found it in a tiny shop in a tiny town whose name I can't remember. But I can remember the face of the stooped old man who owned the shop. He couldn't speak English, and we couldn't speak Balinese, but, somehow, the transaction was made. A few days later, rushing in the airport to make our flight, I looked down at my wrist and felt my heart drop. The bracelet was gone. It had unlatched underneath my jacket, and I never felt it slide off. Though I searched the airport, it was nowhere to be found. I had to leave my beautiful bracelet in Bali. It's a sad story, but the story isn't over. I called the airport security when I got back to the States. They had found what sounded like my bracelet! I waited, impatiently, for the package to arrive. When it did, I opened it anxiously. Imagine my disappointment when I opened someone else's costume bracelet. There seemed to be no hope. Christmas Day, 2009, came, and my husband and kids had expectant looks on their faces as I opened my final gift. Nestled inside the box was my bracelet!! I started crying with joy. "How?" I asked through my tears. My husband has never revealed to me how he managed to lay his hands on an exact duplicate of my original Balinese bracelet. But every time I wear it, I think of the love it took for him to find it. The next story is really a duo of stories. It's a story we hear, in many unique versions, over and over again. When a mother, father, grandparent, or even an aunt or uncle dies, their jewelry can remind loved ones of the special bond that was shared. Every time my one colleague wears his father's watch, it reminds him of his dad. He received it in his father's estate, and he wears it almost every day. Another colleague took her father's gold diamond wedding band, melted and re-cast the gold into a lovely cross, mounted with those same diamonds. You would never know her cross pendant was once a ring. But she knows. It's a beautiful reminder of her father. Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks and be giving. We hope that you have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday, filled with family, friends, and, of course, food. With many thanks, All of us at Dearborn Jewelers Share this post >> FacebookPinterestTwitteremail Submit a Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Current ye@r * Leave this field empty


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In the BINGO Project one of the main outcomes were to contribute to more effective tools, improved use of data and a deeper understanding of the issues at hand through a particular process based on Communities of Practice (CoPs). The CoPs are aimed to cross the usual engagement interactive chain constraints typically known and to stress Knowledge Alliances based on co-production between researchers (hydrologists and climatologists) and non-researchers (stakeholders and decision makers). In BINGO the aim was to go deeper in exploring and experimenting with collaborative and interactive processes. The processes focused on sharing experiences based on the human factor, face-to-face collaborative and co-productive moments. This enables a deeper focus on what really happens and matters for each site.
The added-value was cross-cutting and helped in reducing the barriers between data production and action through knowledge co-production. By doing so, the process enabled adaptation proxys to explore the exposure specificities of the climate challenges in each site and testing and exploring how it could be achieved. What the BINGO CoP experience intended to show was that if you are able to reach and engage different stakeholders and combine their interactions in a circular and interactive way, awareness and perceptions processes (based on quantitative and qualitative co-productions and outputs) will start to occur. With these common experiences (based on comprehensive tools for risk assessment, co-production of consequent strategic roadmaps and recommendations) it is possible to launch an actionable process enabling real adaptive actions.
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On Mawlana's suhbah published on 07 July 2020, Mawlana said our entrance is through the western gate. Continue reading
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I know that one of the signs of judgement is that there are more women than men & does that make them a curse because of their growing numbers? They didn't ask to be females so is it their fault? Continue reading
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May allah make all the believers imaans even stronger AMEEN!
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This Welsh mountain ride packs a MIGHTY punch, with either three or four full days in the saddle, depending on whether you opt for the three-day or the five-day itinerary. This spirited and flexible holiday is ideal for strong intermediate to advanced riders. You'll certainly satisfy your need for speed with plenty of wild and free gallops across the spongy moors and common lands, scattering woolly sheep and wild ponies in your wake. The Hay Triangle traverses a triangular route known as the 'Golden Horseshoe' of the Black Mountains, climbing up the magical Llanthony Valley, and then on to the charming market village of Hay-on-Wye, famous for its endless bookshops.
The horses on this ride will make your heart SING. It's no surprise that Wales has top-shelf horse flesh: the Welsh pony is a splendid mount, everyone knows that. And the horses on this particular ride are one step better: home-bred for the job, these Welshies have been combing the wild mountains and moorlands of their homeland all their lives.
The Hay Triangle ride is the perfect book-end riding experience to marry with another Globetrotting adventure in Ireland, Scotland, France, Spain or Portugal. OR if you're on a family holiday or business trip and have a sneaky couple of nights to spare, you can run away to Wales to feed your Globetrotting addiction.
Fast Facts
- Horse Breed:Fine, fit Welsh Cobs who will surprise you with their surefootedness and superb balance. Compact, intelligent and strong, they are ideally suited to the hills and mountains that will surround you.
- Pace:The pace is fast and varies on a daily basis, with lots of trotting, cantering and some gallops involved.
- Weight Limit:A maximum of 88kg / 194lbs.
- Type of tack:English all-purpose saddles *Please be advised that this is a hands-on ride (it's the Welsh way) which includes pitching in to help at the end of each day. Not only will you have to help look after your horse, but you'll also be required to assist with cleaning the saddles, bridles, girths and saddlecloths at the end of every day. For those accustomed to handing your horse to a groom, this might not be the right riding holiday for you.
- Seasons:April to September.
- Group size:A maximum of 8 guests.
- Time in Saddle:Between 4 to 5 hours per day.
- Riding Ability:Suitable for strong intermediate to advanced riders. All riders must be fit, have good stamina and be comfortable riding at speed over varied terrain. Not sure what your riding experience is? Watch THIS video to find out.
- Accommodation:A mixture of B&B style accommodation, some with shared facilities.
- Ride Length:3 days, 2 nights, OR 5 days, 5 nights.
- Inclusions:
3 day itinerary: 3 full days' riding, 2 nights' accommodation, all meals (from first day lunch to last day lunch) and luggage transportation throughout the ride.
5 day itinerary: 4 full days' riding, 5 nights' accommodation, all meals (from arrival dinner to last day breakfast) and luggage transportation throughout the ride.
- Exclusions:
Price excludes international flights, travel insurance, transfers to and from the ride, alcohol and drinks (other than water).
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A single supplement charge of £50 per night will apply to guests not willing to twin share a room with another guest (subject to availability).
Three day itinerary: three full days' riding, two nights' accommodation, all meals (from first day lunch to last day lunch) and luggage transportation throughout the ride.
Five day itinerary: four full days' riding, five nights' accommodation, all meals (from arrival dinner to last day breakfast) and luggage transportation throughout the ride.
Price excludes international flights, travel insurance, transfers to and from the ride, alcohol and drinks (other than water).
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*Please note, this is a suggested itinerary only and subject to change at the discretion of your guides due to weather and other influencing factors.
Day 1
This ride itinerary is run in conjunction with the 6-night National Park Trail where guests ride away from Blaenau Bach for three days through the beautiful Black Mountains, offering endless canters and gallops, and of course stunning views!
You'll need to arrive at Blaenau Bach farm the morning of day one of your ride where you'll be greeted by your hosts, Paul and Emily Turner, and meet your fine Welsh mounts. You'll then set off on a triangular route and follow the 'Golden Horseshoe' of the Black Mountains. After a long climb over Rhiw Trumau, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking vista back over the Rhiangol valley. You'll then head down an old coach road to the Red Lion Inn at Llanbedr for lunch.
After lunch you'll follow the valley path in the shadow of Sugarloaf Mountain to Forest Coal Pit, then ride across Bryn Arw before finishing the day at the Skirrid Inn, the oldest pub in Wales, near Abergavenny. The horses are turned out, and a cup of tea and slice of delicious cake awaits! Your bags will have already been delivered to the comfortable B&B where you'll be staying this evening, so you'll have time to freshen up before heading back to the Skirrid Inn for dinner.
Day 2
Pack your bags again Globetrotters, and after a stomach-filling breakfast in your B&B, you'll ride up Hatteral Ridge on the ancient border between England and Wales – the famous Offa's Dyke path which stretches from one end of Wales to the other, named after King Offa who built it in the 6th century. You will earn glorious views of the green fields of Herefordshire in England to one side, and on the other the vastness of Wales and the Black Mountains. Along the top of the ridge between England and Wales you'll be able to unleash your inner speed demon, with endless canters to be enjoyed. Depending on the time, you may drop down into Herefordshire to visit the Goat Company farm where there is the chance to buy Angora clothes, blankets and rugs – don't miss out on a pair of mohair socks! You finish the afternoon riding up onto the Black Hill before descending Hay Bluff and Cusop Dingle towards your bed (and horse field!) for the night in Hay-on-Wye, the town of books.
Day 3
Your route back into the Black Mountains takes you into the Wye Valley, where you visit the Three Horseshoes in Felindre for lunch. After lunch, with their heads turned towards home, the horses head back to Blaenau Bach and you'll be treated to a final exhilarating gallop across Felindre Common to finish off the ride on a huge high! You'll arrive to a well-deserved cup of tea and biscuits to finish the afternoon off just right.
Further Notes for 5-day Itinerary
If you have opted for the 5 day, 5 night Hay Triangle PLUS itinerary which is offered on two separate occasions during 2021, this will see you arrive at Blaenau Bach on Sunday evening for dinner, you'll ride locally from the farm on Monday, then on Tuesday morning will set off on the usual Hay Triangle ride. You'll stay at Blaenau Bach again on Thursday night, before departing after breakfast on Friday morning.
Transfer Information
You will need to make your own way to our ride partner's farm – Blaenau Bach – where the ride starts and ends, as there are no transfers available. Blaenau Bach is hidden in an unspoilt valley deep in the beautiful Black Mountains of mid-Wales, approximately 17 miles from Abergavenny, 3.5 hours' drive or train ride from London, and 2 hours from Birmingham.
By car: Depending on which airport you fly into, you may wish to hire a car and drive to Blaenau Bach. You'll be able to leave your car there for the duration of the ride.
By train: The nearest station is Abergavenny. From London Paddington, via Newport, the journey can be as short as 2 hours 20 minutes. See www.nationalrail.co.uk for timetables and fares. It is then a short taxi ride to the farm (about 35 minutes, £30-35). We recommend a friendly taxi driver named Barry, who you can call on 07854 696 747. If you tell him your arrival time, he will be there to meet you.
By bus: National Express coaches offer a speedy and comfortable journey from Heathrow Airport (and other airports) to Chepstow, where we can arrange a transfer to the farm. The coach trip takes 2 hours, and the drive from Chepstow is a further one hour. The coach ticket costs approximately £39.70 return (price subject to change), and the transfer is £70 – we can hook you up to meet others to share the cost. Full details and a journey planner can be found at www.nationalexpress.com
What our valued Globetrotters say about the Hay Triangle ride
Emily Orive
'A fabulous ride over the Black Mountains in Wales. I loved every minute! The beautiful scenery was made even better by the great horses and fabulous company. My horse, Echo, was excellent – a perfect fit for an experienced rider like myself. I wanted to take him home with me! It was great value for money, too, especially considering the fantastic accommodation.'


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Your career can be ruined just because of a bad presentation. Read more to know the three mistakes you can make while giving a presentation.
Genuinely paramount debacles don't simply happen. They require a unique mix of misconception and misinformed exertion. Here are three approaches to ensure a
catastrophe in your next presentation, and how to dodge them.
Botch #1: Believe in Magic
Show up trusting that a sound, smooth, valuable presentation will mysteriously show up once you begin talking. Stay away from a readiness. Simply wing it.
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Everybody is flabbergasted by the presentation since they expected more. They are likewise exhausted and disillusioned. They may even get to be disturbed in light of the fact that an ill-equipped presentation affronts the gathering of people by squandering their time. Ill-equipped presentations sound like, all around, ill-equipped presentations.
Get ready. Distinguish the objective for your discussion. Plan a presentation that accomplishes that objective. Converse with key individuals from the crowd about
their desires. Practice.
Botch #2: Memorize your discourse
Spend untold hours conferring each valuable word to memory with the goal that you can discuss it regardless of the fact that stirred amidst the night.
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You seem like a machine. What's more, on the off chance that you discover a word, you can get to be trapped – puzzled. I've witnessed this, and it's excruciating.
Take in your presentation. Yes, compose a script. Retain the first and last sentences and after that work on giving the presentations without taking a gander at the
script. Rehearse commonly. In the long run, you will figure out how to pass on the key thoughts in a characteristic, typical manner.
Botch #3: Talk About Yourself
Concentrate altogether on yourself. Tell about your experience, your accreditation, and your history. Recount your story. Simply discuss yourself. Make the presentations about you, yourself, and your life.
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They listen affably. On the off chance that you figure out how to stimulate enough, they may really focus. Something else, the group of onlookers responds by considering, "So what?"
Discuss the gathering of people. That is, discuss what they need and how they can accomplish it.


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COVID-19 Reshapes Canada Day Celebrations From Big Parties to Online Shows
OTTAWA—A different kind of Canada Day is dawning this morning, with large celebrations in many parts of the country replaced with backyard barbecues and digital events.
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to the cancellation of high-profile events like the annual pomp and pageantry on Parliament Hill in favour of online offerings to keep crowds from gathering.
Instead, the Ottawa shows will be streamed at midday and in the evening, followed by virtual fireworks as part of a buffet of digital activities Canadian Heritage has curated.
The 53 bells of the Peace Tower will still ring today, with two special recitals streamed live.
In other parts of the country, crowds may be able to gather for actual fireworks displays, including in Alberta.
On Tuesday, the provinces chief medical officer, Dr. Deena Hinshaw, said that up to 200 people could gather for audience-type outdoor community events such as fireworks and festivals.


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Plans by Northumbrian Water to increase prices by up to a quarter in coming years were today being discussed at a consumer group.
The company was invited to give a presentation to WaterVoice at the Baltic, Gateshead.
The firm has sent plans to Ofwat, the regulator, to increase prices by 25%, plus inflation, for water and sewerage services.
WaterVoice said they would look at whether the plans address customer priorities.


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TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Due to the arrival of the first cold air mass of the winter, much of Taiwan could see the mercury plunge to 12 degrees Celsius tonight (Dec. 2).
As a continental cold air mass continues to descend southward into Taiwan today, temperatures will become colder and colder. During the day, highs will only reach between 16 and 18 degrees Celsius in northern Taiwan. Meanwhile, Taichung, Tainan, and eastern Taiwan will see highs ranging between 21 and 23 degrees, while only Kaohsiung and Pingtung will continue to see balmy highs of 26 to 27 degrees.
The Central Weather Bureau predicts that from late this evening to early tomorrow morning, the power of the cold air blast will be at its peak and that the mercury could dip down to 12 or 13 degrees in Tainan and areas north as well as in Yilan. The rest of Taiwan may only see the temperature rise to 14 or 15 degrees.
In terms of precipitation, sporadic rain is likely in northern and eastern Taiwan during the day. As moisture decreases in the afternoon, the probability of rainfall will diminish in northern Taiwan, with eastern Taiwan possibly continuing to see scattered showers and other parts of the country seeing partly cloudy to sunny skies for the rest of the day.
Due to the strong northeast winds, gusts of between 8 and 10 on the Beaufort scale will be seen across Taiwan proper (including Orchid Island and Green Island) and open coastal areas of Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu. Miaoli, Yunlin, and coastal areas of Penghu will see strong wind gusts of up to 11 on the Beaufort scale, while large waves are likely along coastal areas of Taiwan proper.
As for Typhoon Kammuri (北冕), the CWB reports that as of 2 a.m. this morning, it was located 1,240 kilometers southeast of Taiwan's southernmost tip, Eluanbi. The CWB said the storm is continuing to move towards the Philippines and that it will not have a direct impact on Taiwan other than generating large waves along the east coast, the Hengchun Peninsula, and Matsu.
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Back to Journals » Therapeutics and Clinical Risk Management » Volume 14
Collaborative intervention between pharmacists and physicians on elderly patients: a randomized controlled trial
Authors Shim YW, Chua SS, Wong HC, Alwi S
Received 12 July 2017
Accepted for publication 4 January 2018
Published 15 June 2018 Volume 2018:14 Pages 1115—1125
DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/TCRM.S146218
Checked for plagiarism Yes
Review by Single-blind
Peer reviewer comments 2
Editor who approved publication: Professor Garry Walsh
Yee Wei Shim,1,2 Siew Siang Chua,1,3 Hui Chin Wong,4 Syireen Alwi1
1Department of Pharmacy, Faculty of Medicine, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; 2Department of Pharmacy, Duchess of Kent Hospital, Sandakan, Sabah, Malaysia; 3School of Pharmacy, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, Taylor's University, Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia; 4Department of Medicine, Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital, Klang, Selangor, Malaysia
Background: The elderly population is the largest consumer of medications as this age group is at high risk for developing chronic diseases. However, medication use among elderly people is complicated by an increased risk of drug-related problems. Therefore, the present study was conducted to investigate the effects of collaborative interventions between pharmacists and physicians on health-related outcomes of elderly patients.
Patients and methods: This was a randomized controlled trial (RCT) conducted on elderly outpatients who sought treatment in the Medical Outpatient Department of a public tertiary hospital in Malaysia and who were taking at least five medications. The participants were randomly allocated to the intervention and control groups. The intervention group received pharmaceutical care from a pharmacist in collaboration with physicians and was followed-up for 6 months, while the control group received usual care in the outpatient pharmacy.
Results: A total of 73 participants in the intervention group and 79 participants in the control group completed the study. Participants in the intervention group had significantly better medication adherence (median =7.0 vs 5.0, U=1224.5, p<0.001, r=0.503) and better Medication Appropriateness Index (MAI) score (median =8.0 vs 20.0, U=749.5, p<0.001, r=0.639).
Conclusion: Collaborative interventions between pharmacists and physicians improved medication adherence and MAI scores of the elderly patients. Therefore, such services should be implemented in all hospitals, especially in countries where pharmacists are still not playing a substantial role in patient care.
Trial registration: NMRR-12-958-13020.
Keywords: geriatric, medication adherence, Medication Appropriate Index, MAI, intervention
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NEW YORK (August 4, 2015) – Holland & Knight advised Banco Latinoamericano de Comercio Exterior S.A. (Bladex) and Banco Santander Peru S.A., as joint lead arrangers, on a $40 million secured loan to Peruvian sugar cane producer Agroindustrial Paramonga S.A.A., an agricultural company operating in Peru since 1871 and listed on the Lima Stock Exchange. The transaction closed on July 15.
The loan was secured by certain of Paramonga's real property in Peru, as well as by payment flows related to sales of products to certain major customers. The transaction involved modifying the existing trust (fideicomiso) which had been established for Paramonga's existing debt to be repaid, to allow it to be secured in favor of the Collateral Agent on behalf of the new lenders. Furthermore, the loan consisted of two separate tranches, each having differing material terms.
Paramonga will use the proceeds from the loan to repay existing indebtedness as well as for general corporate purposes related to its sugar and other agricultural businesses. Bladex acted as both administrative agent and collateral agent.
Bladex and Banco Santander Peru were represented by Holland & Knight Partner Stephen Double and Associate Carlos Meza in New York.
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Udaipur popularly known as City of Lakes is most scenic and picturesque city in Rajasthan , India.
James bond movie Octopussy was shot here. This city has touristy vibe to it. With many lakes, Palaces, museums, temples to discover. As per special itinerary here is my take on top 5 things to do in Udaipur.
1. City Palace, Lake Pichola - huge complex at the banks of lake Pichola. It gives most beautiful view of Lake Pichola. The palace complex has Palaces,museum, restaurant, etc. The architecture of the palace is beautiful worth the visit. It's better to visit City Palace in the morning to avoid the afternoon heat.
2. Vintage Car museum - are you big fan of vintage cars? then head out to vintage car museum. This place has good collection of vintage cars of the royals. The entry fee is reasonable, not at all crowded. One can click pictures.
3. Jag Mandir, Lake Pichola - if one is adventurous enough to take boat ride to this beautiful Jag Mandir Island Palace. It's got elephant structure, black marble temple structure, beautiful paintings. One can just sit at the cafe, enjoy the view of the lake and have a gala time.
4. Fateh Sagar Lake - go here in the evening and have a walk. In addition to the lights at the lake, one can enjoy local delicacies at the numerous food joints available overlooking the lake. It's mostly popular with the locals.
5. Jagdish Misthan Bhandar- if you are foodie one must plan a visit to JMB outlet located at city center for authentic Indian sweets like jalebi, imrati and savoury snacks like onion kachori, mirchi vada.


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B2B GTM Change Management and Implementation
It's hard to understate the value of change management and its bearing on implementation. A company could possess unmatched technical skills and develop an iron-clad strategy, yet still fail if change management is not given consistent attention from the start of the transformation. Buy-in is critical in managing how employees respond to news of the new commercial strategy as well. Anxiety tends to spread quickly throughout organizations, especially when professionals remain in the dark about changes to the status quo. Unmanaged fear can become active resistance, creating risk to implementation and success in the long run. This part of a new commercial strategy, the "touch," is the true X-factor, relying directly on each company's knowledge of its culture and people.
This is where the tactical role of the CEO, specifically, comes into play. The CEO must steer the change-management effort in parallel with the design of the B2B GTM, which will be carried out by the commercial area and other departments. This gives many people in the company the opportunity to contribute to the company's future while the CEO guarantees that the implementation strategy adheres to the company's culture.
Change Management
a. Commitment from the C-level. It's worth saying more than once. This is an essential, foundational component of positioning the new commercial strategy as a whole-company journey. In terms of change management, it is also the first step of the process. This effort must originate at the highest level of the business to ensure the B2B GTM is top of mind, organization-wide.
b. A multifunctional approach. Once the whole-company journey is set in motion, a multifunctional approach to communications will kick off the buy-in process. This means announcing details of the B2B GTM to the key areas that will be impacted in a practical way. For instance, messages crafted for each department or audience group, shared through forums such as workshops or one-on-one conversations.
c. Stakeholder management. Stakeholder management is perhaps the most important element of the change-management process. Done effectively, it minimizes silos in thinking and helps professionals understand the motivations of the B2B GTM. While the multifunctional approach may address professionals in groups, stakeholder management means listening to individuals and preventing small concerns from getting bigger. This should be done with honesty, sensibility and respect—and from the very beginning. It's important to remember, however, that communication does not mean making everyone happy and giving them what they want; it means ensuring they feel heard and know what to expect.
Implementation is the point at which all elements of the Strategy-to-Execution toolbox converge. It is also when change-management efforts will tangibly take shape. We define implementation through three core steps, but to make these principles pragmatic relative to the CEO, here we'll focus specifically on how that role is embedded within each.
i. Define your strategic premise. The strategic premises of the GTM are what justify how the implementation will take place. For example, if the company is in financial trouble, a tight timeline and capturing results immediately could be the strategic premise. Making this decision is precisely the CEO's role, as is formulating communications about these decisions. Defining the strategic premise should result in a roadmap of steps for the implementation to follow, and a calendar of when each milestone of the B2B GTM will be activated.
ii. Implementation architecture. This takes the roadmap away from the CEO and details it so that the proposed timeline can be validated or challenged. At this stage, four elements should be discussed to build a full view of the implementation architecture:
- A complete list of all activities included in the B2B GTM
- How long each individual activity will take to complete
- Who is responsible for executing each activity
- How each activity is connected to those around it: what actions cannot take place until others are completed, and how each phase impacts the next. For example, if communications have not been completed, commercial work fronts cannot be implemented. This step should also analyze the availability of resources—if there are too many work fronts for the number of professionals, the CEO must decide if the timeline should be extended, or if other activities will be deprioritized.
iii. Project management. Strong project management is how the implementation architecture (roadmap and timeline) is maintained. The project manager should serve as a liaison between the leaders of the work fronts and CEO. The two primary responsibilities of the project manager are 1.) to coordinate the process and 2.) guard its design. For this reason, it is ideal for the project manager to be included in the B2B GTM from the design phase. The project manager should be able to streamline details into executive summaries, make connections between areas and identify actions in advance. Importantly, being able to recommend solutions rather than report progress and problems is key to boosting the CEO's capacity to make quick, effective decisions.
When it comes to change management and implementation, how you choose to approach the journey is as important as reaching its endpoint. The road ahead will undoubtedly be challenging, requiring adjustment and complex choices. In the end, a truly transformative B2B GTM—one that accelerates specific objectives and advances the success of your company and its professionals—requires striking a careful balance between technical expertise and implementation in the specific context of your business.
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Campervan Bike Rack - Bike Rack for Van - VW Bike Rack - Fiat Ducato Bike Rack
Carry Bike, Eurocarry oder Thule Elite Van, eines haben sie alle gemeinsam!VW T4 bika rack, VW T5 bike rack, VW T6 bike rack - for easy transport for 2 to 4 bikes. Because what would a camping holiday be without the bike? Of course, you appreciate that you can fit in almost any parking space with your VW van, Transit or Trafic. But the storage space is not quite as big in these vehicles as in a motorhome. Before buying your campervan bike rack you should pay attention to your wishes, needs and possibilities:
- Is there enough space for a bicycle in the van? Or, for example, you just need a Bicycle rack for Reimo Variotech seat rails or a different system for the motorhome rear garage?
- How many bicylces would you like to bring?
- Do you often go by ferry? Then you should check how long your vehicle will be with the rear carrier, in case your vehicle is then another category.
- What may be loaded on your vehicle? What are the axle loads?
- Is there a trailer hitch that can be set up?
- Can you still lift the bikes correctly, or is a lowerable bike carrier interesting?
- Would you like to be able to open your rear windows?
- It is practical if the rear doors, for example, the Ducato (despite full load of the bike racket) can still be opened
What do I have to consider when installing a bike rack for van?VW T6 bike rack, VW T5 bike rack or VW T4 bike rack on the campervan must be fastened in such a way that the load of the bicycles is, if possible, intercepted via the hinges of the tailgate, or via the bumper. At the same time, the license plate must be clearly visible from different angles.
That's why not every bike carrier needs a license plate. Because in the vehicle registration regulation (FZV) is written, when a license plate is required for a bicycle rack.
It says in § 10 paragraph 9 sentence 1 FZV:
"If the rear license plate is partially or completely covered by a load carrier or cargo, the license plate must be repeated on the vehicle or on the load carrier."
Reimo offers special VW T4 bike racks, VW T5 bike racks, VW T6 bike racks and many ióther bike racks for vans, which are particularly well adapted to the campervan. Here, the license plate is usually still very visible.
Assembly of your campervan bike rackOriginal Assembly Instructions are of course always included with Carry Bike, Euro Carry and the Thule Elite Van, but it is important to think about the attachment in advance.
Interesting to know is:
- Where is the campervan bike rack attached to on the T6, T5, T4, Transit, Trafic or Ducato?
Directly on the vehicle wall or with the trailer hitch?
- How is the campervan bike rack fixed?
Clipped to the tailgate, or bolted directly in the rear door?
There are three different mechanisms at the moment. Pivoting, so that the campervan bike rack releases the tailgate. To the rear, left, right sliding, or tilting - the the danger zone when slamming the door. Because a rear door fully loaded with bicycles is much more expansive than the original model.
When buying your bike rack for van please pay attention to payload and axle load of your campervanInclude the weight of the carrier, the weight of the required fasteners and that of the bicycles. All this together must not exceed the permitted payload of your van. As the distance between the axle and the weight to be loaded further strengthens the lever. The result is that the rear axle gets more weight, but the front axle is relieved. So in the worst case you lose some driving safety. However, you can calculate very quickly whether you, your vehicle and your carrier are still in a good place when it comes to axle load.
The formula for calculating the axle load is:
(D(istance loading to the rear axle) + W(heelbase)) / W(heelbase) + L(oad weight)
A small example of (D + W) / W * L:
Short wheelbase VW T6 = 3m, Weight bike carrier 10kg, your 2 bicycles 30kg Attachment is about 100cm behind the rear axle. (1,0+3) / 3x40, that would be, for example, 53.3kg on the rear axle. That's about 13kg more than the assumed initial weight.
Bringing bicycles in or on the van is easyThe offer is huge, make your choice. As long as you keep an eye on the permissible weight of the vehicle and carrier in mind and the mounting options on your vehicle, it is not a problem.
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Held on the first weekend of April, congratulations to Indramawan (Managing Editor) and the team at Otoplus Magazine in Indonesia – after more than ten years hoping that they would one day be able to stage an AMD World Championship of Custom Bike Building affiliate event in Indonesia, the 2017 "Showbike Fighting" at the 18th Otobursa Tumplek Blek, a leading Indonesian automotive expo in Jakarta, saw more than 80,000 people exposed to the passion, innovation and craftsmanship of the burgeoning custom
motorcycle scene in Indonesia.
Onno "Madness Photography" Wieringa
Congratulations too to 'Veroland' of Kickass Choppers in Indonesia for taking the win that will see him receiving bike freight and travel/accommodation expenses to be able to compete at 'AMD XIII' - the 2018 AMD World Championship at INTERMOT 'Customized' at Cologne, Germany, in October next year.
His 1948 Panhead beat off the challenge of Nicko Eigert's (Smoked Garage) Ducati SF 848 (second) and Lufti Ardika (Queen Lekha Choppers), who scored third with a Shovelhead and fourth with a Sportster.
Studio photography: Rony Indrianto & Indra Kurniawan
|1st place Freestyle: Veroland / Desu, Kikass Choppers, H-D Panhead 1948
|2nd place Freestyle: Nicko Eigert, Smoked Garage, Ducati SF 848
|3rd place Freestyle: Lufti Ardika, Queen Lekha Choppers, H-D Shovelhead
Using an original engine with matching number stock rigid frame, 'Veroland' kept 'Pantastico' pure and simple, with the springer front end and aftermarket performance components such as a 65 Morris Magneto, L-series S&S carbs, CCE rocker boxes, BDL belt drive, Radir 18 x 3 front and rear wheels and modified Wassel fuel tank with handmade fender, seat and exhaust – "there's no battery" says 'Veroland', "just gas, kicker and big sparks"!
Statistically Indonesia is the third largest motorcycle/PTW (Powered Two-Wheeler) market in the world. It hasn't really been on the northern hemisphere's radar as a hotbed of custom bike building culture to date, but, as with elsewhere in Asia, that is changing.
There are currently five Harley dealers in Indonesia (three of them in the capital Jakarta), and there has always been a small but passionate custom scene there, one that pre-dates Harley's official arrival in the country.
Unlike other custom bike competitions, the AMD World Championship program has always been as much about "spreading the word" as it has been about rewarding excellence, and with a population of 250 million people, we here at AMD Magazine are proud to be able to welcome "Showbike Fighting" as the latest member of the AMD World Championship of Custom Bike Building affiliate network.
The efforts of Indramawan and the Otoplus team to create a show that they felt warranted AMD World Championship affiliation go back nearly 15 years. Their hope is that now the Indonesian market has a flagship event as a showcase, the momentum there can accelerate to keep the motorcycle custom and modification culture evolving.
'Showbike Fighting' was first staged in 2004 - a year after Otoplus Magazine had started – and coincidentally the same year of the first AMD World Championship, and as a direct result of the simplicity of concept and emphasis on hand-craftsmanship that they saw in the work of early World Championship winners such as Roger Goldammer.
"We started to regularly showcase the bikes that we were seeing in the AMD World Championship in Otoplus and published special editions called 'Showbike' that showed the Indonesian market what was happening in Europe and USA," says Indramawan, "that helped raise the bar here and shape "the art of the possible" that bike shops and customizers here could aspire to."
Fast forward to 2017, and our thanks go to Indramawan and the 'Otoplus' team, to the builders of the 80 or so custom bikes that registered for the first 'AMD' in Jakarta, and to Onno "Madness Photography" Wieringa for representing AMD at the show, and we look forward to hosting 'Veroland' in Germany next year.