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Women's 100 Training Ride: The Peaks
Last Sunday saw a Rapha Women's 100 training ride in the UK's hilly Peak District, a tough 65km in preparation for the forthcoming ride in July. Nonnas Italian restaurant in Chesterfield acted as a suitably Giro-inspired rider HQ, welcoming the ladies who enjoyed traditional Italian coffees and pastries before rolling out with a Jaguar support car, containing both soigneur and mechanic.
Nestling on the edge of the Peak District, the elevation for the ride was akin to a ruffled tablecloth, up and down and up and down consistently. We headed out towards Eyam via Grindleford in the grey and chilly climate before we looped back towards Chesterfield through the glorious Chatsworth Park to the promise of fresh pasta and viewing of stage 9 of the Giro d'Italia. Chesterfield Cathedral famously has a crooked Spire, its bizarre tower looming on the horizon like a witches hat, viewable for quite some distance. Growing up in the area, I remember as a child adults telling us the spire was crooked because the devil himself had sat on it once.
On this ride, the devil was not to be found on the Cathedral Spire, but rather on a 1.5 mile stretch of road, a 10% average climb called Sir William Hill Road. The gentlemen's La Squadra route sensibly eschewed climbing this mammoth but we ladies pushed on and tackled what could only be described as a 'satanic' summit. Ten years of living in the relatively flat south certainly left my legs struggling up this beast.
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As I observed some seriously impressive riding on some truly nasty hills from the La Squadra riders, I thought to myself perhaps its something in the water up here. These ladies are tough. Despite this, smiles and good humor remained. I enjoyed a chat with a classy rouleur called Mel, merrily chatting away regarding the virtues of all components Italian as if in sheer defiance of the increasingly grim conditions as we climbed further towards Ashford in the Water.
Sitting on the wheel of Fran "Fran Ullrich" Millar, myself and Heather were dutifully towed up and across a rather bleak and blustery moor, before we began a wonderful screaming descent back down towards C-Town. Camaraderie was King (or rather Queen) in the closing kilometers, working together, and cursing the seemingly endless vertical ascension. Back at Nonnas we tucked into plates of beautiful pasta and refueled with some much needed hot chocolate. 65km certainly didn't feel like 65km, such undulating terrain and weather provided a smattering of, dare I say, 'epic' to this ride. How wonderful it was to share such a journey with so many friendly, fierce and fast women. And I'm sure these ladies will have a very special Peaks route up their arm warmers come July 7th.
With thanks to Nonnas for pre and post-ride fuel and to Jaguar for providing the support car.
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THE LOYOLA MAROON VOLUME 66. NO. 22 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA 70118 APRIL 8, 1986 Groups struggle to find leadership, involvement By Andrea Leßoeuf Staff writer I IN SEARCH OF INITIATIVE Fall 1985: Two freshmen revive Circle K, a service and leadership organization that had been inactive for six months. Spring 1986: The Student Government Association musters student body support for a new recreational facility. Fall 1987: Four Loyola Union committee chairpersons resign, each citing conflicts that forced them to "make a choice." Spring 1988: As the SGA faces criticism for an inactive year, only two candidates are slated for the 1988-89 presidency — and one of them is a freshman, an unprecedented occurrence. Is Loyola facing a crisis commitment to leadership and involvement? One thing is certain: leadership is changing as organizations work to keep effective leaders and active members. Stacking up the numbers "Nationally, studies are showing that students are getting involved on campus the same if not greater than in the '605," said Stephanie Quade, coordinator for program and commuter services. But Charles W. "Dusty" Miller, Danna Center director, made distinctions between that decade and this one. "The '60s were a very different era," he said. "The issues that galvanized students were social issues that you either held as correct or incorrect — there was no middle ground." "In the '80s, we're dealing with a lack of an issue," he said. Many students identify SGA, union and social Greek organizations as being primary groups on campus, according to Photo by Mary Degnan Ulster violence sustains war legacy By Robert Landry and Amy Porche Staff writers For centuries the Northern Irish province of Ulster has been the site of a bloody conflict between the Catholic minority and the English-loyal Protestant majority. The most recent incident of violence occurred Saturday, March 19, when two undercover British policemen were brutally killed by mourners at the funeral of an Irish Republican Army member. Three days earlier, a Protestant-affiliated gunman, equipped with a firearm and grenades, killed three people and wounded 68 more. "People are killing senselessly," said Dr. F. Conrad Raabe, associate professor of political science. "I have friends on both sides," he continued. "They are doing nothing to make it belter." The roots of the Irish Catholic/Protestant struggle can be traced back to the 16lh century, when Henry VIII of England formed the Anglican Church after abandoning Roman Catholicism. The English settlers in Ireland who had been there since 1155 promptly converted to Protestantism. This act of religious convenience spawned an ecclesiastical conflict, the repercussions of which are still felt today. "I don't in any way see this as a religious war," said the Rev. Neal W. Mc- Dermott, 0.P., dean of Campus Ministry,Ministry, who is of Irish descent. "I see it as a political thing." According to the Rev. Leo Nicoll, S.J., associate professor of history, hatred is inbred in the people. "Historical memories are very strong on both sides," Nicoll said. Despite the severity of the tension betweenbetween the Catholics and Protestants, the problem remains localized in the northern province of Ulster where Catholics are a minority. The other three provinces — Connacht, Leinster and Munster — have always had a clear Catholic majority.SCAP considers honors expansion By Jennifer Yontz Staff writer The Standing Council on Academic Planning is considering a plan to expand the Presidential Scholars Honors Program, allowing qualified students to take honors courses, according to Dr. William W. Eidson, dean of Arts and Sciences. Although their current grade point average and level of university involvement may be higher than that of many Presidential Scholars, students who did not qualify for the program upon entering Loyola are excluded from honors classes. "In principle I agree that an honors program should be available to all students," Eidson said. "But we need someone to sit down and work one out." Although some courses in the honors curriculum are not as strong as they should be, Presidential Scholars are getting "more for [their] buck," he said. Eidson said that although SCAP is considering expanding the honors program, there is some concern within the faculty regarding expense. That problem, he said, could be resolved by expanding the honors curriculum "gradually, beginning with a few courses for incoming freshmen and adding more each year." The Rev. 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There can be nothing quite as appealing as taking a vacation through
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CHEF JEFF — ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Beef with Cognac Mustard Sauce
This tasty fillet is fit for a celebration.By: Herald Staff Report,
This tasty fillet is fit for a celebration.
Beef with Cognac Mustard Sauce
2 6-ounce beef tenderloin steaks, about ¾-inch thick
Olive oil spray
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
2 tablespoons cognac
½ cup fat-free, low-sodium chicken broth
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
2 tablespoons heavy cream
Several sprigs watercress
Spray both sides of tenderloin steaks with olive oil. Heat small nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Spray with olive oil. Brown steaks 4 minutes. If steaks brown too quickly, turn heat down to medium. Turn, salt, pepper cooked sides. Brown second side 4 minutes. Meat thermometer should read 145 degrees for medium rare. Remove steaks to plate. Add cognac to skillet. De-glaze pan about 30 seconds. Add chicken broth. Raise heat to high. Reduce liquid by half. Add mustard. Blend intosauce with hisk. Add salt, pepper to taste. Remove from heat. Stir in cream. Serve steak with sauce spooned over top. Serve with vegetables.
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This was a suggestion from vorropohaiah in the suggestions forum which had some encouragement in the poll.
You need to draw at least two maps, (displayed as a single composite image)* one before an event (or series of events) and one after. Everything else is up to you.
There is plenty of room to tell a story with your entry in this challenge. I kind of suspect that the winning entry may have as much (or more) to do with the story told than technical detail...but we will see!
As always we encourage those who are new to the forum to have a go - you will get lots of good and friendly advice and there's nothing like a time limit to concentrate your mind.
The challenge ends on or about 15th September. Go forth and map, and best of luck to everyone!
* e.g. two maps, one next to the other, or one map superimposed on top of the other....or something else as long as there are at least 2 maps in your entry.
silly question jbgibson of 666 posts,
which app are you using for your gif? photoshop elements only seems to allow the same display time for each frame... tia
Serif's PhotoPlus lets you specify in milliseconds, per frame. It also does some automated in-betweening, but I just did a couple of differing percent opacity layers and called it a good enough fade. Their full-price latest version is a decent portion of the capability of PhotoShop for a fraction of the price. Really, their free intro version does enough for many folks. I'm using a paid version several back from current and I'm happy.
Obligatory directly on-topic thought ... anybody insane enough to do their before & after (or Sequence of Several) each with a different graphics program?
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I feel embarrassed only seeing this now, seeing I was the one who suggested it :p
not sure if I have enough time for this one but if I do I have a pretty good idea in mind.
quick question (though I have a feeling I know the answer... can we use an existing original map as a base for the before/after? of course the base map is one thats made by myself.
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Hi Vorro. You cannot use existing maps as part of the final product, it's all got to be new, although there is a bit of grey (eg. a scribbled pencil line you made before the comp would be fine)- use sensible discretion.
as i thought, fair enough. what about basing it on a map that youve already made? basically, all my maps i make are somehow related to a conworld ive created so if i do enter this, itll be based on a particular region of that world in various times in its history. is that also a nono?
thanks for the feedback
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Not sure what you mean by 'basing it on' If you're re-using a concept but drawing the map from scratch that's fine...does that help?
yeah that's what i mean. sorry about not being able to explain it properly :p
so, now to see if i can remember how to make gifs in PS...
My W.I.P sterographic Elyden map thread - please check it out and let me know what you think
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The pleasant smell drifted not heavenward but into the O Shil Beit Chabad Itaim Synagogue, distracting the faithful from their prayers.
Next door, the Bolinha restaurant was gearing up for its usual barrage of patrons on Saturday, when Brazilians traditionally partake of their national dish, a black bean stew called feijoada. Unfortunately for the davening Jews, the recipe for feijoada includes pork chops, pork trotters, pork tails, pork ears, pork sausage and bacon.
According to some historians, feijoada was concocted by Brazilian slaves who transformed scraps from the big house into a slave-quarters delicacy.
But the owners of Bolinha, which is nationally famous for its feijoada, cite scholarly sources to make the case that the dish is really a Brazilian variation of European fare like the Spanish cassoulet and the Portuguese caldeirada.
Whatever its origin, feijoada stands as an important symbol of Brazilian heritage. That creates "tension between Jewish and Brazilian expressions of identity," according to the anthropologist Misha Klein of the University of Oklahoma.
"Brazilians with a strong Jewish identity, including some who are somewhat religiously observant," will indulge in the occasional feijoada, although it's not kosher, Klein said.


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TL;DR of his article: it's shiny but useless for someone who needs to be productive and multitask. Oh and Unity sucks too.
Excerpts from his article I agree most with
Always connected
I hate this slogan. It is the most racist and condescending piece of crap ever invented by the rich and lazy. Yes, if you live in USA or Europe, then you have running water and electricity, food is available aplenty, you rarely ever worry about dying in some horrible war, you have advanced medicine to assist your pointless eking, and you have broadband.
But 80% of this planet cannot take any of the above for granted. Activities in your Gnome won't help a starving child in Sudan nor reduce the radiation leaks in Fukushima. Get a grip. You don't need to be connected while you're sitting on the crapper. You don't need to be connected when you go for a little hike in the forest. Most of all, you don't need to be connected when fighting for survival.
So how this relates to Gnome 3? Gnome 3 does not have a shutdown button inside the desktop session. You can only suspend your useless **** and microblogging, you cannot turn it off. You are also Available, in case you need to be raped by an invading army.
Moreover, Linux Mint developers have rumored they will use Gnome 3 as a basis for their future work. Given their current success with modifying Ubuntu releases, it is fair to assume they will not follow the mainstream nonsense and focus on practicality and beauty, as they did so far. Thus, there's hope.


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It's hard to win Grand Slams, even for Serena Williams.
Despite already having 15 majors stowed safely in her racquet bag, it doesn't get any easier. And while the average age of the players in the top 100 has risen in recent years, Williams believes there is still room for teenage champions to break through.
"I think it will happen again, probably soon maybe," said Williams.
"I think if the person is strong enough, tall enough, or short, you know, but if they're strong enough physically and mentally, I think it's completely possible.
"I think the game is definitely physical. But I also think that there are some players, like Madison Keys is like 6' 2", and she's very strong and she's only 17. She has several years while she's still a teenager to win a Grand Slam."
Now in her 18th year on the tour, Williams is one of the favourites to hoist the Daphne Akhurst Memorial Trophy for the sixth time. But this year Williams may just have to find a way to overcome a new opponent – herself.
In her first match versus Edina Gallovits-Hall she rolled an ankle. Today it was a self-inflicted whack to the face that had Williams checking to make sure her teeth were all present and still in good working order.
"I just busted it, busted it wide open. That's so inappropriate," she laughed.
"I think it happens to everyone, but I have never busted it wide open like that.
"I was like, 'Oh, no. I can't have a tooth fall out. That would be horrible.' I don't know why my racquet was even in my face. I mean, it's like I have been playing tennis far too long to hit myself.
"I'm like, 'come on. Like, Serena, pull yourself together here', you know."
And she did just that. Williams didn't drop a game for the rest of the match, running out a 6-2 6-0 winner and moving through to the third round where Japan's Ayumi Morita awaits.
The 72nd-ranked Japanese player will need to be prepared. Today Williams served a 207 km/h bomb on match point, and she is hoping to break the record in her next match.
"Next time I will try I will try to hit it – I don't know, I don't think I can hit it that hard. I will just see."
Williams' ace was just 3km/h off the record currently held by Australian Tammi Patterson.
"I did not expect that. I was like, 'OK, I'm going to hit a big one, 200.' It went 207. I was like, 'Wow'.
"I think it's my fastest that went in. I have hit some like 150s, but of course they're like to the sky."