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Christopher Thomas, 29, was cut in the chest with a box-cutter-style knife Saturday during a fight at the BP gas station in the 1800 block of Skibo Road, according to a statement released by Fayetteville Police.
Thomas was taken to Cape Fear Valley Medical Center with injuries that were not believed to be life-threatening, the statement said.
Officers were called to the scene about 3:54 p.m., according to the statement.
Darren Burgess, 50, was taken into custody, but the statement did not release his address or charges against him. Thomas' address was not released, either.
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I wish they had background Cuban music and more choices for salads, other than that I was very happy eating there.
I wish they had background Cuban music and more choices for salads, other than that I was very happy eating there.
I had steak and my husband had lobster. Both were really delicious and really good value at only 18 CUCs each.
Enjoyed the lobster tail, they always do it just right. Steak needed a little more attention. Wine was ok. Met some a couple who we ended up have a great conversation and drinks after dinner.
This was a lovely steakhouse restaurant recommended by many people,a very good service provided,nice staff and good prices on the menu,
The food was amazing, the service was amazing, I dropped my knife on the floor, waiters picked up on it straight away and changed it. Drinks were poured into your glass, they ask how you want your steak, was cooked to perfection, loved every mouthful as I've been there 3 times whilst on holiday in Cuba
went here 1 night for a meal, the food (steak) was fantastic however they did seem a bit put out that we didnt want to buy any wine and stuck to the crystal.
I liked watching the sunset, the price was right..20cuc and live music. it could be less pleasant if the weather is bad, or if it's windy, so choose your time carefully.
We went with a recommendation. Its a pretty very spanish looking restaurant. Small and intimate the staff are attentive. We all had one of there specials Chateau Brian which didnt disappoint.
Barbacoa is on the main street of Varadero right next to Arensa Blancas. It has a very elegant atmosphere and great service. We had chateaubriand as well as a seafood dish with lobster shrimp and other fish items. The food was fantastic and high end wine priced very reasonable. With these two full entrees and a bottle of wine, we... More
highly recommend an evening in this restaurant...we had steak and it was only 11cuc!!! lovely food, good service and a ride in a chevvy to get there!
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Complete and absolute insanity.The only time a country should do something like this is if they can see a labor shortage down the road. These people are anything but labor producers,free riders all the way.Muslims are doing the same thing in Europe as central and south americans are doing to us.And it´s all for the same reason,votes.At the root of the problem is the insecurity of a liberal government worker or politician.They know if they lost their gov´t position,it would be next to impossible to get the same pay and benefits in the private sector,if they even get hired in he first place. So they happily support things like illegal immigration that do long term damage to their own country but they´re part of their self survival..The left complains about us being the world police but nothing about us being the world´s orphanage.
Is this not a good investment! These babies, when grown, will be paying for the support of their parents, through taxes, as well as those "choosing" selfishly not to produce!
We´re told it takes a village to raise a child. Ergo, it takes several villages to raise 5 or more kids.
The UK looks the other way when Muslim men bring in more than one wife.Their many children are raised nicely on the dole.They learn young that working is for infidels.Part of Islam´s teaching is that infidels pay you a Jizya tax as protection money for being left in relative peace.The Brits better keep on paying it or all jihad will break loose.
I wonder how many of these families are native British. I suspect most are immigrants--Muslim immigrants--who know how to work the system.
#2, "Is this not a good investment! These babies, when grown, will be paying for the support of their parents, through taxes, as well as those "choosing" selfishly not to produce!"If it follows the normal pattern, high percentages of ´these babies´ will, when grown, also be on the government dole and NOT ´paying for the support of their parents.´ They will have learned the family business from their parents - bet on it.If you pay people to not work, they won´t work!
Seems like his migraines don´t affect his libido. The article didn´t show their five bedroom home. Let´s see the cars the brood families drive while showing photos.How many of those mega families collecting are from Somelia or are Muzlim ?
The bottom line is that GB is toast and will soon become a muslim country.


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Thursday, May 24, 2012
Am i a chassid?
Im rolling out Challah with my little ones. My kids have watched me do this for years, they know the routine by heart. Rozie has gotten big enough to reach the counter so i hand her a piece to knead , but she doesn't want her small piece she wants the entire 5lb dough. I laugh and hand it to her. It is impossible for her to lift the dough to knead it properly, but she knows how this works and does her own version. She puts it down in front of her and shuts her little eyes and starts humming a nigun and attempts the knead the best she can. I look at my little girl and realize she is doing exactly what i have been doing. See i am a chassid, and when i make my challah i sing niggunim. I bring the dough down on the counter i turn it this way and that until it makes a perfect ball. I sing whatever tune comes to my head, today it is the Mitteler Rebbe's nigun. My kids know this and are usually excited to join in. Truth be told im not even a singer, but when i make challah it comes out of me.
There has been much debate about this online lately who is a chassid and who is not. Whose words are real whose are fabricated, like a contest, but im not about competing. Im about making my challah right now. Rozie is now asleep and Dovie is at cheder, so its now just me and the dough. I put my hands in and start to roll. I turn on one of my favorite CDs because i need it right now, and as the words of tehillim start to fill my ears i keep rolling and shaping. I soon realize my challah is wet with my tears but i keep rolling it and listening, see im a chassid this is what i do. I start to braid it into perfect 6 braided loaves. I was taught to do so long ago that it almost feels like a life time ago that i was sneaking jeans under my skirt as i learned to make this therapeutic bread. I keep rolling, I keep braiding. I know realize that i have made 12 loaves and there is no more dough , and i am suddenly alone. See today is the day, today is the day that i find out if i am completely healthy or if the cancer has spread through my body. Today is the day the doctor will tell what my future holds, and im now not quite sure what to do with my hands, but i am a chassid, so i stand up. I don't wash my hands i let the left over oil soak in. I need that oil today. In our lives we get so overwhelmed with the mundane and suddenly it feels a lot bigger then it really is. I feel like my world has suddenly gone crazy with Asifa and internet, ladies who are and are not chassidish enough. Who has a right to speak and who doesn't, and i feel like i have so much to say and contribute to these conversations, but i cant. I can't spend my time reading these articles and the counter ones, and the article countering the counter article. How can i worry about such things if i don't even know if i will have a future to worry about. My time is filled of thoughts of my children and if they lost a mother. Of my husband who already lost his mother and if he could handle losing a wife. My thoughts are so far from internet discussions and the happiness of Jewish women in a repressed society. I just want to live, i just want to walk into my doctors office and for him to have a smile on his face. Ive seen that smile of his before, i need to see it again. Its is funny where life takes us on this roller coaster, up and down, and often when we are up on the highest point we really feel like this ride isn't so scary, then it drops, and the next time you go up you realize how wonderful that top is.
It is time for me to put the challah in the oven, and im almost tempted to make another batch, but i cant i need to go to my appointment. I will give some tzedaka, i will think good things, and i will bring with me a picture of the Rebbe. I need his strength today.
I am a chassid
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This post gave me the chills. Beautifully written. Saying tehilim right now, may Hashem grant you a complete refuah!
- May 24, 2012 at 1:01 PM
Had you in mind in my davening the past week... hope to hear good news!
- May 24, 2012 at 1:24 PM
- Tante Rivkah said... [Reply to comment]
Refuah Shleima. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Beautiful post! We miss you and the family.
Rivkah and Pinchas Buchin - May 24, 2012 at 1:59 PM
- Tante Rivkah said... [Reply to comment]
Refuah shleima. You are in our thoughts and prayers. We miss you and the family.
Zei gesundt,
Rivkah and Pinchas - May 24, 2012 at 2:02 PM
- Midlife Singlemum said... [Reply to comment]
I wish you the answer you want to hear. And a Hag Sameah with everything to celebrate. xxx Loved the nigun btw.
- May 24, 2012 at 2:05 PM
- malkie said... [Reply to comment]
wow sheva, you are such an inspiration. I really hope you see the doctors smile on his face today. Besuros tovos!
- May 24, 2012 at 2:21 PM
- Dinie said... [Reply to comment]
You are an incredible Chosid and an inspiration to so many!
Looking forward to sharing good news! - May 24, 2012 at 2:23 PM
- Team Lando said... [Reply to comment]
Hoping and praying for wonderful news for your family today.
- May 24, 2012 at 5:10 PM
- Faygie Fellig said... [Reply to comment]
we love you and always wish you the best...
- May 24, 2012 at 5:32 PM
iyh we'll hear good news! Always in my prayers, good yom tov!
- May 24, 2012 at 5:44 PM
You are an amazing person. We are thinking of you!
- May 24, 2012 at 6:33 PM
- Heather said... [Reply to comment]
I hadn't said Refuah Shlema in years but tonight I said it for you and the words came back to me...hope you are feeling better!
- May 24, 2012 at 8:38 PM
alisheva, we are thinking about you, missing you, and davening for you. What a beautifully moving post which reminds us of life's priorities...
- May 24, 2012 at 11:43 PM
Alisheva, I have your name on my tehillim list. We must be vibrating on the same channel because when I said your name today, I thought to myself: "Self, You saw her coming out of the market while you were driving into the market, but did not get a chance to connect. You must call Alisheva and see how she is doing. I"H all is well". I rarely come to your blog, but somehow clicked link, link, link and wound up here. And so now I know how you are....please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers, always, and we will continue to daven for Alisheva bas Esther.
- May 25, 2012 at 11:21 AM
- JessSch said... [Reply to comment]
Good luck and God bless, Sheva - this Catholic girl in NJ is thinking about you and your family and wishing all good things for you. I love your blog!
- May 25, 2012 at 1:37 PM
- Yaelle Joselit said... [Reply to comment]
Mekimi is my absolute favorite song and i havent heard it in so long thank u!!
- May 25, 2012 at 3:24 PM
So relieved to read this after I read your test results. Tears fill my eyes as a I realize that each of us woman shouldn't have to each go through cancer or even read your blog about cancer to remember to LIVE- to be a strong Jewish woman because we are alive, and we are so blessed with families. I'm going to STOP reading the discussions about who is legitimate, what is legitimate and LIVE.
- May 27, 2012 at 5:46 PM
you are a chassid and a super strong woman to the core, thanks for being so true and being such an inspiration
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The first draft of the proposed 2014 budget for the City of Duncan reflects a decline in debt and an increase in reserves.
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Many can only imagine the fun of growing up with a twin. Few have experienced the joy of growing older with someone of such a connection.
Charlie Ray "Bill" Hanson and Faye "Tater" Hanson Anderson were born Jan. 19, 1920, in Countyline and grew up in the Loco area. Hanson now resides in Duncan, while Anderson is in California. - Plato first-graders give thanks
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The Waurika P.I. recently held its annual FFA Opening Ceremonies contest at the First Baptist Church in Marlow. Chapters from Stephens and Jefferson County competed for first place and an opportunity to attend the state contest in Stillwater.
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Affordable healthcare is here
The Republican Party's angst against the colloquially named "Obamacare" is probably due to the millions of dollars they have wasted demeaning it. Whether they like it or not, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) can only be reversed if voters become lazy and allow Republicans to gain control of all three branches of our federal government. What both parties should do is look ahead to when the PPACA is fully implemented. Then, evaluate the final results when affordable healthcare for everyone is completed. A negative critique of a project at its inception is a wasteful effort in futility, politically and financially.
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Triumph International Japan unveiled the "Women's Revolution Bra" in Tokyo on Tuesday.
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I noticed my copter tilting backwards, while it's leveled correcty. So it needs correcting all the time while flying. But now I have an idea what's causing the problem. The ESC that's controlling the motor on the back is getting more hot than the others during normal load, the difference is significant. There is someting wrong there... The motor doest NOT get hot.
My setup can be seen as 'standard'.
So faulty ESC, any ideas?
Bearings going bad? Do you have a watt meter to check? More friction = more current = hot ESC...
My attitude is buy higher amp than needed and configure to limit engine amps so that the engine never gets near the top amps draw of the engine controller.
I noticed that the ESC driving the APM gets hotter in my setup.
Now I run the APM on a separate powersupply.
An extra couple of amps, and pushed down from 12v to 5v, will do that...
I have the same issue that the one ESC BEC supplying power to the APM gets quite hot. Its nearly hot enough you cant hold it and I haven't even fully loaded it up yet. Is there a better way to supply power to the APM without adding another power supply/battery from the existing battery? My battery is 4s 3300mH
In a twin motor plane of mine that's had some 189 flights, I use both BEC's from the ESC's in parallel for 5v power for the Rx so the current is being shared. In my application the current draw is relatively low (4 servo's and 3 servoless retracts) however I have had no problems whatsoever running the two BEC's in parallel.
Could the 4 BEC's in a quad be shared?
Ive read somewhere its advisable not to have all four BECs connected as it somehow upsets the voltage mix for the four ECSa. I'm not sure how or why that is. I was also wondering if some how a filter can be made up so the four BECs can be used and so it can balance the voltage. This I would suspect be the best way. just I'm not sure how to make this up electronically.
Here is a link to discussion on this. http://diydrones.com/forum/topics/power-supplying-consideration?com...
Hi All,
I am a newbie to RC Flying and have some questions on ECS's and motors. I have just begun to build/set up my system using a Bixler and APM2. Before integrating the APM2 I wanted to first get the plane to fly.
My Current Setup:
Bixler V1
Turnigy 40A Super brain ESC
2200mAh 3C LiPo
Turnigy D2826-6 2200kv motor
6 X 4E propeller
When I test the system on the ground the ECS and the motor gets very hot. The ESC reaches about 80 Centigrade and the Motor is about 60 Centigrade.
Is this normal? Have I overlooked a setting or something else that I need to do?
I did calibrate the ECS with the Transmitter (Spektrum DX8)
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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text: Ski mountaineering competitions leave UIAA 27 Oct 2008 International Ski mountaineering competitions, which include the World Cup and World Championship, will no longer be organised through the UIAA. According to UIAA Articles of Association, a unit member is an "international competition federation with its own juridical personality" that acts "in the spirit of, and in accordance with, the statutes of the UIAA". A unit member would also be represented by the UIAA in dealings with the International Olympic Committee (IOC). After a unanimous recommendation at the founding ISMF meeting in February the UIAA and ISMF Presidents developed an agreement for UIAA unit membership which included all the requests of the ISMF, and also the UIAA stipulation that the new federation must commit to be compliant with IOC and WADA regulations. The proposed agreement was approved by the UIAA Executive Board, but rejected by the ISMF Management Committee. The Plenary Assembly of the ISMF voted on October 16 by 10 to 8 against applying for such membership. Instead, the ISMF will now work towards independent recognition from organisations such as the IOC, the General Association of International Sports Federations and the World Anti-Doping Agency. Ski mountaineering as a recreational sport, also known as ski touring, will continue as a popular activity for many of the UIAA's members and be supported by the UIAA. The UIAA will remain a committed member of the Olympic family, continue to govern the International Ice climbing Competitions and be recognised by the IOC as the international federation for mountaineering and climbing. |


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So here's the deal, while I wait for spring to roll back around and my intended appointment with the 210 class, you guys can help me with the decision I need to make. so, there are basically three options, and I would like you to tell me what you'd do:
option #1 - a woodie that has sustained some damage. A frame needs replacement and there is a small hole in one side of the boat, and then it will need to be sanded and painted. The trailer is painted steel and servicable. Aluminum rig. Cockpit cover. Asking price about $1700.
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By Linda D. KozarynAmerican Forces Press Service
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii, June 6, 2007 Marine Gen. Peter Pace, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, met yesterday with some of the first soldiers and family members to be affected by the Army's new 15-month deployments to Iraq.
The chairman offered his heartfelt thanks to the soldiers and family members for serving the country. "What I learned about military families I learned in the kitchen," he said. "I know that when those of us who wear the uniform train up and deploy, you all stay home and keep the families tied together," he told the family members. "When we're overseas," he continued, "we know when we're in trouble and we're trained to do something about it. At home, you don't know when we're in trouble, and you worry that at the moment you're thinking about us we are in trouble. That adds an enormous burden on your day-to-day life." When troops come home, he said, they get awards and family members pretend they had nothing to do with it. "The fact of the matter is, you earned that award as much as your spouse," he told the family members. "You serve the country as well as anyone who's ever worn a uniform." Turning to a group of wounded soldiers in the front row, Pace said, "We owe you a great deal. Some folks talk about you as if you're victims. You're heroes," drawing applause. "You're not sitting here saying, 'Yep, I'm a hero!' I get that," he told the troops. "But the fact of the matter is, some of you are on your first enlistment, and you knew your nation was at war, and you volunteered to serve it. This nation is extremely well served by 2.4 million Americans – active, Guard and Reserve – who are willing to stand up, sacrifice and serve so that 300 million Americans can live free lives." Pace urged the audience to ask him questions without fear of hurting his feelings or embarrassing him. He offered his signature coin to the first person to ask a question, and an aviator's wife asked about incentive pay for aviators. The chairman said he would look into it and that he believed incentive pay should be the same throughout the services. A steady flow of questions on repeat deployments, the possibility of future extensions, leave time and other topics followed. Answering those he could, the chairman didn't hesitate to admit when he didn't know an answer. But, he had his staff write down the question so he could follow up. Laurie Lawson, wife of Army Maj. Joseph Lawson, 25th Aviation Combat Brigade, said she enjoyed hearing the chairman's talk. "It was very gracious of him to come," she said. He said that he learned what he knows about families in the kitchen, and that really came through. I thought he gave very warm, heartfelt answers. I enjoyed that he didn't answer questions that he didn't have answers to, and he's willing to refer things out to get answers." Tabitha Gammel, wife of Army Spc. Jeffrey Gammel, 209th Aviation Support Battalion, said she was "very impressed" with the chairman's visit. "Who wants to face a bunch of wives who've just found out their husbands are going to be over there for 15 months? Not many people," she said. "He was very sincere." Gammel said she found out about the extension on the news. "My kids – we have an 8-year-old and a going-on-7-year-old -- were a little bit more upset than I was," she recalled. The family is taking the change in stride, she added. "It's the Army, and we signed up for this. We signed up after 9/11 because my husband wanted to serve his country."
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In my Indian inspired outfit.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Movie Screening!
In my Indian inspired outfit.
24 comments:
- Mona said...
I'm so happy you were able to attend the movie screening. Your elephant top is adorable!!
- August 11, 2010 at 10:51 PM
- Henley on the Horn said...
Hopsy, you always look fabulous! How fun that you were able to go to a private screening! I just posted a link to your earlier Ritz Carlton post. I just missed you in Dallas!
- August 11, 2010 at 10:56 PM
- Preppy Pink Crocodile said...
What a fun experience! I used to go to screenings all the time when I lived in DC and never appreciated it until I moved up here. Your bag is beyond fabulous!
- August 11, 2010 at 11:32 PM
- Lucy said...
LOVE your shirt. so so cute! I can't wait to read your post about it. I also can't wait to see eat pray love!
- August 11, 2010 at 11:38 PM
- North of 25A said...
Lucky girl! I cannot wait to see this movie, going tomorrow!
Colleen - August 12, 2010 at 6:51 AM
- Pink Maple said...
May I steal your outfit please :) I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your top (and the bag too)!
- August 12, 2010 at 6:59 AM
- Preppy Little Dress said...
Can't wait to check it out!
- August 12, 2010 at 8:17 AM
- the pink prep said...
oh how fun -- i can't wait to see it. And what perfect timing since you are heading to India soon, right?!?
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- BAH said...
I love your top!
- August 12, 2010 at 8:40 AM
- South Carolina Belle said...
Adorable outfit!! I can't wait to see this movie! I'm so glad you had a great time!
- August 12, 2010 at 9:47 AM
- Elle said...
Lucky you! I love your outfit - you look fabulous. Can't wait to see the film :)
- August 12, 2010 at 9:49 AM
- linda said...
Hopsy, you look beautiful!
I can't wait to see the movie. - August 12, 2010 at 10:55 AM
- linda said...
Hopsy, you look beautiful!
I can't wait to see the movie. - August 12, 2010 at 10:55 AM
- Sunshine and Summertime said...
How exciting! I love your outfit too...elephants and an Indian purse! The PRAY and the LOVE parts of the book were definitely my favorite :)
- August 12, 2010 at 12:38 PM
- BLC :o said...
Oh la la! What fun!? And I just LOVE your Elizabeth McKay top. EM sent a sample from their Fall line and I am in total looooooooove!!! Cheers lovebug!!! Xoxo-BLC
- August 12, 2010 at 1:59 PM
- Jenna Rose Stern said...
I can't wait to se it, hopsy did you read the book? I did, wondering if it followed the book or not? xoxo
- August 12, 2010 at 2:27 PM
- katie c said...
i am slightly obsessed with that shirt. it's absolutely wonderful!
- August 12, 2010 at 2:40 PM
- Clemson Girl said...
I'm excited about your post on your fabulous shirt. It is to die for!
- August 12, 2010 at 5:11 PM
- JGIWC said...
You look FABULOUS! Tory Burch top?
- August 12, 2010 at 9:02 PM
- AnnieMac said...
You look so cute! Can't wait to read your post about the top!
- August 13, 2010 at 1:26 PM
- Princess Freckles said...
I'm looking forward to seeing this with my girlfriend. My husband opted out of this one. He's such a trooper when it comes to chick flicks, but when my friend mentioned her interest, he suggested I see it with her! Haha!
Love the elephant top! perfect for a GOP event for me. Looking forward to learning more about where i can buy it! - August 13, 2010 at 1:47 PM
- Paige said...
I absolutely love your elephant shirt! Please do tell us where you got it from!
- August 16, 2010 at 4:23 PM
- Rebekah said...
Is your shirt Elizabeth McKay?
- August 16, 2010 at 8:31 PM
- Susan said...
Thank You! Finally someone who enjoyed this movie. I went to see it and I absolutely loved it. I posted about it on my blog and got a bunch of, "hated it, walked out on it, didn't care for it, etc..." comments. I was stunned. Did I miss something? Did I have a fainting spell and miss some terrible line or awful part? I just don't get it. I started thinking I must be a little shallow in the brain because I failed to see what was bad about it. So, again, I'm happy to see that someone else liked it as much as I did. I, of course, wanted to go home and cook a bunch of pasta afterward though.
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I have A LOT on my mind that I could write about for the 100 MTB. But I have a lot to do, think about, and plan for the 100 run this Saturday, as well as catch up on coaching work (no wifi and basically no phone connectivity in Leadville I got a little behind and I apologize to my athletes for any of the seemingly inattentiveness). Garmin moving time was 8:59, even with my unmotivated, slow 14 mile slog to the finish.
In a nutshell: The ride was going well. It was the best I've felt in two months physically. My tech ability was like the bike was on rails (hit 50.4 mph on Columbine). The bike (Hope) was outstanding. All the new parts, including the 1x10 gear set up was flawless (though tough to swallow when I needed the old granny gear - man the f**k up is what I kept telling myself). Almost all the riders around me and faster ones coming at me on their return trip were courteous and friendly. I couldn't find anyone who seemed to know what the hell a pace line is. Outbound was wind at the back on the road, so no biggie. Return trip was steady strong wind in the face. Painful at mile 75... Most the guys I rode much of the race with and around me finished in 8:50-9:10. I was on that pace to mile 85 when I punctured the rear tire screaming down Sugarloaf descent - a hole in the middle of the tread about the size of half my pinky nail. Couldn't get the damn tubeless valve off (mechanic tightened it down a couple weeks ago when he thought there was a slow leak in it when I took it down to the shop to use their air compressor). Finally got the thing off with hulk force caused by frustration and swarming biting horseflies. Got the tube in, aired it up and was on my way. 9 hours was out of the question and without that motivation I was physically deflated. It was a death "march" to the finish. 9:48 chip. 9:49 gun time. Picked up the baby buckle (that I'm pretty proud of anyway) and then jogged the 10k later that next morning, stopping midway to chat with Brandon who was out there taking photos.
Thanks very much to Brandon for coming out to pipeline with my stuff. Since I didn't have a crew, I was carrying most of what I needed in a vest pack but it was nice to grab some fresh water and VFuel gels from him and get the boost of seeing a friend out there. He got some nice photos too.
Thanks to Rudy Project for the Windmax helmet and shades. I've had the worse time trying to find a helmet that fits comfortably and I can literally go all day with the RP helmet on unnoticed.
Monster thanks to VFuel for their ongoing support and outstanding gels. So easy on my stomach with constant, even energy. Leadman is only possible with them on my side.
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Road to Fish Hatchery inbound. |
I was pulling at the front but nobody seemed to be on the same page for pace lines. |
So, I held up and rode behind the disorganized group. |
Stopping to hang out with Brandon. |
The imaginary 2.5 mile finish line. |
Elevation Trail hat and gold sparkly socks brining it home at ripping 7:30 pace. |


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Here we go, my first try of doing a walkthrough
Watch the first briefing, we get a webpage and a phrase.
Go to the indicated page www.palminternal.com, there you find a pad with 12 buttons, like a cellphone has 12 buttons. We also get the phrase "iBeforePre". On a cellphone letters are arranged to certain buttons for texting and such things. If we take the pad we see as a cellphone and we "text" the phrase "ibeforepre" the pad lifts and we get to the next step.
I added numbers to the buttons, so the solution would be as follows: 4233673773
After the pad lifted we find a puzzle. Here's a solution to the puzzle (Thanks to dahcheet and macfanrobin)
After solving the puzzle we get to http://www.palminternal.com/root/. Click the button on the very top right corner saying "Upload Files to Mainframe" and we get to the second briefing. With it we receive two pictures.
On the first picture (The one about the museum) it says Bostwicktonville Old Museum of Modern Art. We take the first letter of each word and that leads us to www.bomoma.org.
On this page we find different pictures in the Gallery section, and one picture has a signature in a corner that looks familiar to the scribble in the corner of the black picture from our second briefing.
So we take the black picture, and lay it over the one from the gallery so the two scribbles match and we end up with this picture:
Now we go back to www.bomoma.org to the section "Visit the Museum". In the text there is a link (if you click on any word with a bold first letter) and we get to the page www.bamspart.com. Here we find a map.
The map looks very similar to the picture from the Gallery, so we look at where the white spots from the overlaying picture would lead us to:
University, Rue de Musée and South Point. The different shapes of the white indicators mean different things:
The star on a map usually means where you are at the moment, which is at the Rue de Musée (where the museum is located, so no more clues here).
We find a tree with the white spot at South Point, so we click on South Point on the map at www.bamspart.com. Under Attractions we find Liberation Park, which gives us a clue to the page : www.liberationpark.com.
The other white spot shows us a fish and a telephone, the telephone will be relevant later. If we click on University on the map at www.bamspart.com we find at Restaraunts & Bar the "Franks Flagship Fish Factory", which gives us a clue to the page: www.franksflagshipfishfactory.com.
Let's look at the flagship page first: It looks like a normal page from a restaurant, but what points out are the flags on the top of the page, they look weird, and there's not really a pattern in there that would be decorative to the page.
So we find out that those flags are actually nautical flags representing numbers, we find a translation for the numbers to the flags on wikipedia:
So translated we get the numbers 8 0 1 9 3 8 5 3 0 6. Here's where the telephone next to the white spot comes into play, this is a phone number 801-938-5306. If you call this number there is an answering machine saying the following:
"Agents, what I'm about to tell you is vital to your cause. Seek out Mondrian encrypted ascii, coded vertically, got that? But the key, you better write this down. Do you have a pen? I'll wait.. Alright here's the key: R 1 Y 2 B 4 G 8 W 16 K 32. Take what you find head to the park. Then work all the angles out ok? Don't screw this up."
We find out that Mondrian refers to the Dutch artist Piet Mondrian. Now we got back to the Gallery section at www.bomoma.org and find one picture which is in Piet's style and decode it with the key we received from the message on the answering machine as follows:
R Y B G W K stand for colors : Red Yellow Blue Grey White and Black, so 1 for red, 2 for yellow, 4 for blue, 8 for grey, 16 for white and 32 for black. He told us that it is coded vertically, so we take the value of the colors according to the code and add up vertically.
Then we look at this chart from wikipedia and use it to translate the numbers into letters.
This leaves us with:
The phrase ABSTRACT ERA. The message says that we should take what we find and go to the park.
So now we go to the second link we received from the map which is www.liberationpark.com. Here we go to Historical Society and click onto the picture next to "Unidentified Statue". We end up at http://www.liberationpark.com/limitations/.
We realize that the wings of the statue can be moved if we click on them and drag them around.
There are letters engraved on the base of the statue. What we have to do now is enter the phrase ABSTRACT ERA by using the wings to symbolize each letter according to the semaphore flag signals as shown in this picture:
So now place the wings to positions for the first letter "A". When you're done click one of the letters A on the base and it will light up. Do the same thing with the next letter "B" and continue until you entered the whole phrase.
Once you are done with the whole phrase the base will change into a scroll which you can click on and you will get a PDF-file called overprint.pdf.
(Thanks to macfanrobin for inspiring me to take a screenshot of the scroll)
If we go back now to www.liberationpark.com and click on "Park Map" we can download this map as a PDF file. We realize that the two PDF-files we have now are the exact same size, so if we lay the overprint on top of the map we end up with this:
Now you can either print this out and fold it so the arrows meet in the middle, or you can just cut the middle part out and you end up with this:
This picture shows us the gesture we are looking for to get our precious loot, with a nice little message on the bottom saying "Enjoy your loot".
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You did a great walkthrough octoshape. I never got where the Abstract Era phrase came from, now I do, thanks
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I agree; this is a really great walkthrough. I like how you've explained where the answers came from, rather than just the answers themselves. Great job!
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Excellent job! I love these heists, but there are always parts that just take me forever to get, this helps me a great deal :-) Thanks!
Yeah .. I was wondering myself where the abstract era came from .. that's why I searched it out and found in different threads, and I was so proud of myself for figuring out myself how to layer pictures over on another, so I decided to write a quick walkthrough because the other walkthroughs were just kinda giving you the answer without the why behind it
Thanks so much! The painting and map folding overlays really helped explain how to get from A to B.
Nice Detailed Walkthrough
Thanks For Explaining The Mondrian Code.
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EXCELLENT!! It seems that too many people tried to make a walkthrough on this mission, and this one is by far the best.
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Great walk through, I was stuck on the flags, this helped greatly..
whaouh, great walkthrough
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Excellent walkthrough. This is very well done for a first time.
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Didnt you taken some pictures and ideas from my topic,
Without reporting my name?
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Superb walkthrough. Thank you. I am new to this website so may i ask: after finishing this mission i got $2 bundle discount. What do i do now? do i play more missions and get more $??!! or do i use this to buy Scribbles/iStock?
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Its for the bundle discount, after the end of macheist there is an bundle of apps you can buy, its discount on that bundle.
You already got scribbles and istock for free!
Once Purple will rise and Purple will eliminate the other teams
Those puzzle solutions are the pics i have corrected,
And that scroll too.
Ive demand my name anywhere in the first post!
Once Purple will rise and Purple will eliminate the other teams
I am angry...
Stole mine idea,
Stole mine pictures,
And still not saying mine name!!!
Once Purple will rise and Purple will eliminate the other teams
Good job!... thanks
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One correction, the name of the museum is Bostwicktonville Old Museum of Modern Art. Otherwise you end up at BOMOA.org. Anyway, nicely done, and your grammar isn't as bad as macfanrobin's, either...
Thanks I kept messing up that name of the museum anyway.. gonna change it ..
Thanks for the grammar, I try to give my best
definitely takes a genius for that, I could not for the hell of me figure all of that out alone. Thanks a lot for the help on ABSTRACT ERA
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Great walkthrough... One of the best after having completed the mission. During the task you forget all the details of what you did during the mission.
Thanks for a excellent complete walkthrough...
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Great Job. I'd completed this already but was impressed with your clear concise explanation. Just want to through this out. This site automatically gives you the semaphore for the phrase you type in. You can use it to display the numbers from the franksflagshipfishfactory page as well as ABSTRACT ERA just choose maritime signal flags for the first and semaphore flags for the later.
www .sartori. com/nhc/flags/
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fantastic work! this has been a very good mission.
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Wow i though I was going to have a nervous breakdown.
I got the moving blocks puzzle, but was stumped on the rest. Thanks!
Excellent walkthrough. I was having trouble getting the signals to register correctly with the angel, I really appreciate all the details not just the answer - let me know I was on the right track still. Great job putting this together! Thank you!


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Thanks for the reply. Its been driving me crazy trying to figure it out.
Does anybody know where and when the GF3 will be available, preferably Singapore ?
It's a shame the camera is only compact with the 14mm lens.
Can anybody explain to me how the E-P3 copped so much criticism but the GF3 doesn't?
Perhaps you won't expect so much from the E-PL3 and E-PM1.
Keep in mind the GF3 is the least expensive of the G-series cameras, while the E-P3 is the flagship of Olympus ILC lineup.
I'd really like to get one. Currently I've got the Panasonic LX5. I love compact bodies and i'd like to try an ILC.
I'm not sure whether the picture quality compared to my LX5 is improved, and the lack of an image stabilizer in combination with the 14mm/F2.5 pancake might cause blur, especially in low light.
Anyone got any recommendation?
Despite the reviews I can't see any longer the difference with Panasonic's G3, GH2 and GF3. Anyone who can explain wich camera is for wich user ?
The GF3 is for point and shoot users who still want a small package but want better low light capabilities.
The G3 is for people who bought a camera before the GF3 was available or people who must have a viewfinder, hot shoe, and fold out LCD but couldn't care less about movies.
The GH2 is for users who want manual video controls.
I agree. That is a great answer, and it's the kind of thing you would hope to see in a forum like this, instead of the bitching, fault-finding and ego trips that clutter most of the DPR comment areas. See below, although it often gets worse. Thanks for actually talking about cameras.
How do I convert Raw files in ACR or Lightroom. Is there a version available?
Just a quick thought experiment:
In the time between a problem occurring and it being fixed, if you have no understanding of the complexity of that problem or what's being done to rectify it, how do you determine the difference between no activity and there being a group of people trying really hard to solve the problem?
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I wonder when is DPR going to drop this white text/black background display? I understand that's part of the general design, but in terms of readability, it's a poor choice. At least you could use the normal dark text/light background on the major sections where a lot of text is displayed.
First of all i don't agree, you must have a bad monitor or eyes. But there was a poll about this not too long ago. I believe most like it the way it is. And they were thinking about adding a user preference option to choose.
Seems that the vast majority of dpreview users do not agree with you... :-)
(see the first poll)
OK, I guess I'm in minority here. But, if that would be the general case, why would books be printed black/white, or newspapers, or license plates dark/light, white backboards in classrooms, and many other examples? I'm pretty sure it's not just "economics".
This poll tells me that most people visiting this site are afraid of "change" rather than protecting their vision. Same goes for DPR. If they are serious about making their site more user friendly, they shouldn't even consider this type of poll.
There's a difference between being aesthetically pleasant, and being user friendly. But there's room for both, like less contrast between text and background colors.
Not only that, DPR should also consider increasing their text size. I'm using a 1280x1024 monitor, but this is a rather low resolution these days. The very least they should do is increase leading.
Sure, the majority will come with opposite opinions.
The poll did not give much choice (only white-on-black or black-on-white). The problem here is the "contrast" the contrast is too high for pure white on black. I have to copy text and paste in notepad to read the review because if I'm staring at a it too long my eye (as everyone else) try to pull the bright text down by decreasing "iso" on the area that receive bright text. This is not a comfortable way to read at all. Try close your eye after reading dpreview you will see white/dark strips pattern of adaptive iso. I prefer a light grey text on dark grey or dark brown background.
Books and other prints are not comparable to computer screens (or TVs).
In case of print, the pigments are combined, in case of screen - lights. The base for pigments must be white, for lights - black.
So, actually, the black background for screen is natural, as much as white for the print, and I think it is more pleasant for the eyes generally.
But yes, real problem here is contrast, exacerbated with modern LCDs that tend to pump contrast high.
Nostalgia is fine, but what's nostalgic for some is a nightmare for others.
In digital world, user friendliness is something achieved NOT through polls, but through giving a choice. That's the reason iPad is such a great success — because there is no single, right way to hold it in your hands — you can hold it as you wish.
White of black is a nightmare to read and that's one of the reason I never read DPR reviews, but just skip to last page on Conclusions and read reviews elsewhere, skipping over rivers of white glow.
Giving an option to swap colours would be a user friendly option, and not forcing people to adhere to something that basically doesn't work well.
Did you know that you can instruct your web browser to show any site in the colours you prefer? You can also use extensions (such as "Readability") in browsers that allow them (such as Firefox, Chrome, etc.; Readibility is included in vanilla Safari). You may also enlarge the text with Ctrl-+. So anybody can cook up its own user-friendliness while the designers stay happy and oblivious. Cheers!
If everybody would customize their browsers for their viewing pleasure, why do we need designers than? I'm pretty sure they are not hired mainly for promoting their own talent and skills on companies' time and money! Their main duty is to provide an aesthetically pleasant experience AND a usable display of information.
Even a simple operation such as Ctrl+, is considered an unnecessary operation for a well designed website.
BTW, I happen to work in this field.
Other errors are the entire formatting disappearing, leaving a white page with the review text, few working graphics if any and everything in a continual list instead of in different parts of the screen aka no formatting.
The one thing I dislike about DP is these interstitial pages and the way they spread the reviews out over so many linking pages. If there's a link from a Home Page to an article, go directly to the article. Don't put some useless page in front of the article just so your site can get more ad revenue. It's just a bad web usability experience.
Review page doesn't have the comment form. This page allows you not only complain about existence of this page, but also report actual errors in the review.
So you'd prefer a system where most news stories take you to a longer version of that story (with the press release and images, etc), and some others taking you out of the news section of the site? I'm not sure that necessarily gives a better experience.
As far as I know, the reason is structural, rather than having anything to do with ad revenue.
Review page appears to be bugged quite a bit, not rendering correctly, thanks.
Care to elaborate? Which particular page/s are you have problems with, and what sort of issues are you seeing? Does the problem go away after clearing your browser cache and refreshing the page?
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