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Dolly, a true mix of a dog, visited our studios this morning for Wet Nose Wednesday.
Dolly, a true mix of a dog, visited our studios this morning for Wet Nose Wednesday.
Our dogs love us, and they depend on us to take care of them. That's why it doesn't seem to matter if we've been gone for two minutes or two hours, they're always really excited to see us when we come home. And really, that's one of the best parts about dogs, isn't it?
This dog seems to be a little bit angry that its owner was gone for a while. But, is also just really happy that she's home.
Dogs are adorable. Dogs with wrinkles are even more adorable. Dogs with wrinkles who are playing with barnyard animals and the epitome of adorable.
Watch as this shar-pei puppy named Wrinkles meets various barnyard animals.
Have you seen this video? What an extraordinary story about a "hero" cat. Fantastic!
The dog had escaped from it's yard when he attacked the little boy. The boy is fine now, and the dog was captured, is in quarantine and probably destroyed after that period. A sad st
Dogs are weird. They love the water when they get to splash in a puddle or hang out in a wading pool, but hate it when they have to take a bath. What's up with that?
This adorable bulldog named Gus LOVES his little plastic pool. So much so that he wants to take it with him where ever he goes.
West Michigan summertime traditions include grilling, trips to the beach, camping, and more.
This summer, share the joys of the season with a new family member.
Adopt Busta Brown from Crash's Landing!
Sometimes in the animal kingdom, the most unlikely of pairs become best friends.
That's exactly what happened between this Basenji puppy and this Great Dane. The Basenji isn't content to just cuddle NEXT to the Great Dane, he has to cuddle on TOP of him. Unfortunately, the Great Dane's smooth coat doesn't make that easy.
I know some dogs that have a hard enough time mastering the skills of "sit", "stay", "lay down", and "shake. But, those dogs are nothing like our good friend Baxter here.
Baxter the dachshund is a pretty skilled dancer. That's right, I said "dancer".
I'm intrigued by sea creatures. Mostly because a lot of them are really, really cool, but also because some of them are able to do some pretty amazing things.
Case in point - this octopus who manages to free itself from the inside of a sealed jar!
Pepsi is a tabby cat that stopped in to visit in the 100.5 The River's studios for Wet Nose Wednesday on "Andy in the Morning."
Puppies are adorable, but not well known for being able to tell us what it is that they want when they want it (then again, most grown dogs can't do that, either). In fact, most puppies take a while before they even properly learn how to bark or whine.
The result of that is adorable little squeaky noises coming out of adorable little animals. And lucky for us, someone put together a video compilation of puppies doing just that.
I, sort of, boated with dolphins on my trip to Hawaii the past couple of weeks.
However, I sure didn't have an experience like this.


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I am a complete Muppet lover!!!I have been since I was a little girl.Over the years I have always looked for books, etc. about them and their awesome creator, Jim Henson. Out of everything that I have come across I would have to say that The Works is the best and covers the most about anything you could possibly think of. It is an absolutely wonderful and entertaining book for any one of any age!!!Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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It's time to play the music...
If you've ever wondered what Jim Henson was thinking when he put two ping-pong ball halves on a greenish sock puppet, then this book is for you. This book takes you on a historical (and often hysterical) trip from Jim's beginnings doing commercials to his last project before his death in 1991 (which was MuppetVision in 4D at Disny/MGM Studios in Orlando, Florida) I am a huge Muppets fan and when I heard that Jim Henson died, I was shattered. Then I discovered this book (which, unfortunately, I no longer have), and I literally absorbed the book in one 8 hour sitting. It's a fascinating look into the world of Jim Henson, Frank Oz, Steve Whitmire, Kevin Clash and all the people that have been involved in most of the projects that Jim Henson (and Jim Henson's Creature Shop) worked on. Colorful, funny, informative and even a bit sad, this book let me ride the wave of emotions that Jim was able to convey to the people. Everything is here. From Sesame Street to the Muppet Movie, from the music through the mayhem, it is THE definitive book on the Muppets. A MUST buy for any serious Muppet Fan. And even for those who aren't.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.

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ORLANDO- Taylor Blake Martin, 22, of Alabama and Seth Andrew Stephenson, 22, of Rockledge, pleaded guilty before a federal judge yesterday to harassing an endangered species.
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According to court documents, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service became aware of a video posted on Facebook that showed one individual luring two manatees to a dock with a water hose, and another individual jumping off of a boat dock, "cannonballing" an adult manatee and a calf. Further investigation revealed that Martin was the individual who "cannonballed" on top of the manatees. Stephenson was identified as the one who lured the manatees to the dock with the water hose. The video shows Martin landing on the back of the adult manatee as the manatees swim away. Stephenson then begins to use the water hose in an attempt to lure the manatees back as the video ends.
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Although most of Mercè Rodeoreda's novels have been translated and published in English, and although she's become one of—if not the—most important Catalan writers of the twentieth century, it still feels like her work is greatly overlooked in this country. Which is a shame, since her writing is fantastic, and would greatly appeal to readers of Virginia Woolf and the like.
Along with The Time of the Doves, A Broken Mirror was the Rodoreda novel most recommended to me during a recent visit to Barcelona, and with good reason. This novel is a sweeping family saga, covering three generations, and a slew of important historical events, including the Spanish Civil War. In terms of the plot, the book is interesting enough, containing all necessary soap opera aspects, such as illegitimate children, incest, hidden secrets, financial scheming, and the like, all told in a very compelling way, drawing the reader into the world built around Teresa Goday, a pretty, young woman who marries a wealthy old man. Her children and grandchildren populate the novel and infuse it with memorable characters, conflicts, and events, one of the most remarkable being the haunting chapter in which one of the children drowns.
In contrast to most family epics, this book is only a couple hundred pages, as Rodoreda foregoes lengthy expository passages in favor of a more direct writing style that gets to the heart of the matter in a way that's not entirely dissimilar from the writings of Nathalie Sarraute and Marguerite Duras. And it's the stylistic advancements Rodoreda makes as the narrative develops that is most impressive about this book.
Split into three distinct parts, the family's disintegration runs in parallel to the style in which it's written, moving from a time/style of Victorian-like elegance, to a more modernist period, before concluding in a more fragmented, postmodern style. This development is strikingly evident in comparing the opening of the book with its conclusion.
As previously mentioned, it opens with an air of elegance:
Vicenc helped Senyor Nicolau Roviera into the carriage. "Yes, Sir, as you wish." Then he helped Senyora Teresa. They always did it that way: first he, then she, because it took two of them to help Senyor Nicolau out again. It was a difficult maneuver, and he needed a lot of attention.
The end has a different feel entirely:
A few days later other shadows came to cut down the trees and to raze the house. Soon they saw by the trunk of the chestnut tree a disgusting rat, with a head that had been gnawed on, surrounded by a bunch of greenish flies.
In my opinion, the best novels are the ones that develop in complicated and interesting ways, challenging the reader's expectations. Rodoreda's book does just that. This novel is a true artistic accomplishment, and at the risk of writing in jacket-copy speak, I have to say that this is a true modern classic that deserves a much wider audience.
A Broken Mirror
by Mercè Rodoreda
translated from the Catalan by Josep Miquel Sobrer
University of Nebraska Press
218 pp., $24.95 (pb)
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Don't wash your hair daily: Your scalp constantly produces oils that nourish, moisturize and protect hair. Unless your lifestyle requires you to sweat a lot (marathon runner, hot-sauce tester), there's no need to strip your tresses of a healthy amount of grease daily.
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I'm feeling guilty today. We got these nacho cheese cups. They are SO good, but each cup has 32% daily value of sodium. And uh, I just ate 2. With a bunch of salty tortilla chips. Then i ate 2 little bags of Gushers. I don't eat this horrible everyday but i still feel bad. Tell me I'm not alone lol.
anyone not eating as healthy as they should?
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Little boy due December 7, 2013!
Crazy-girl born January 2012 <3
Little boy due December 7, 2013!
Posted 05/03/2013
me, i feel so bad. but at least I'm eating.
Posted 05/03/2013
I feel like I never eat healthy enough! I'm such a picky eater that I have never been good at eating the "right stuff"
Posted 05/03/2013
One night I had Spaghettios and Poptarts for dinner. Another night, I had a whoopie pie. You're not alone, sweetie. Just do your best and keep taking your vitamins. :)
Posted 05/03/2013
well. I'm no where near over weight too so, I'm treating myself. plus if i don't get my craving, i lose my mind
Posted 05/03/2013
I haven't been eating well at all but the only things that have sounded good are carbs pretty much...well and cheese which isn't horrible but I'm hoping over next couple weeks I'll be able to change that. usually love fruit and haven't hardly been able to touch it!! :(
Posted 05/03/2013
OMG silly sea lion you just reminded me, I've been so busy today i didn't take my vitamin
Posted 05/03/2013
I go through spurts... I crave fruit, and salads one week, then cheese fries, and onion rings the next...
Posted 05/03/2013
That sounds so good. I love Nacho's.
Posted 05/03/2013
fruit gives me a sugar rush.. and vegetables massive me queasy although i have not puked yet..
Posted 05/03/2013
Guilty as charged. All I've had today is a lunchables with 29% daily sodium (for someone on a 2000 calorie diet!) and most of a 20oz coke. BUT nausea and vomiting are subsiding so hopefully will make better decisions from now on :-) with a treat here and there.
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The Buddha Machine is a perfect marriage of idea, programming, and design, but it's having a rougher go of it as an inspiration for the creation of more traditional music.
By Mark Richardson , December 1, 2006
Writers who open up about how a piece of music works for them might talk about feelings, memories, a tug at the heartstrings engendered by a clever turn of phrase, a song that reminds them of when they were young. But sometimes tracks don't remind us of anything, they just do things to us. When you're talking about music that works as sound above narrative, you're entering the realm of cause and effect and brain processes.
In the past year I've worked part-time in food service, and sometimes I'll pass the time thinking about how my brain works when receiving orders. I'll hear words and turn them into muscle movements without thinking about what the sounds mean. And my brain, in the name of efficiency, only stores the words for a few seconds. If someone asks me a question after the order is given but before my muscles execute their instructions, the word is gone and the order has to be repeated. My brain is just a hopper in this case, a way station between the words spoken by the customers and the movements performed by my arms.
Something different happens when I'm passively listening to music. I've never been able to read and listen to music with English words simultaneously. My brain keeps getting stuck on what it's hearing and has trouble processing what it's reading. The old walk-and-chew-gum thing. And I wonder if I'm partly drawn to instrumental electronic music because I can put it on and read a book. It's interesting how well certain kinds of music can be absorbed even without paying any direct attention.
Late last year a little device popped up that encapsulated everything Brian Eno was talking about when he described ambient as music that "must be able to accommodate many levels of listening attention without enforcing one in particular; it must be as ignorable as it is interesting." You've probably heard about it: the Buddha Machine, designed by Beijing-based sound artists Christian Virant and Zhang Jian, who work together as FM3. A piece of plastic about the size of a pack of cigarettes, the Buddha Machine plays nine different loops of electronic music through a tiny speaker, each cycling on forever until you switch loops or turn the machine off.
I've never heard music as good for reading as the Buddah Machine. It has an uncanny knack of filling that space in my brain that has absolutely nothing to do with words, without requiring any additional energy. It's not bad for late-night walks either. I might go through two or three loops for five minutes or so at a time as my dog Rudy and I trek through the dim alley that bisects my block, me keeping an eye out for shady characters and him keeping a nose out for potentially tasty garbage. Depending on the track that's playing, the Buddha Machine can have a calming affect or add a faint layer of anxiety. It tints the atmosphere more than coloring it.
The Buddha Machine is pretty much a perfect little device, making a very modest claim and doing what it advertises brilliantly. The idea of a dedicated sound-making machine is tremendously inspiring, especially in the age of digital information. You've got the endless promise of purely electronic music with the tactile pleasure of industrial design. And the Buddha Machine feels good in your hand, wants to be tucked in a pocket, is easy to lay on a desk and angle toward you went you want to give iTunes a rest. The cheap speaker and cheaper amp do their own part to give the noise its character.
I've owned one previous noise-making machine but it couldn't hold a candle to this; at a garage sale a decade ago I picked up a little device that allowed you to choose from a few different kinds of white noise "Rain" or "Waves" or "Waterfall", all of which sounded pretty much the same. But each of these nine loops has its own vibe, from a cushiony puff of feedback to a clanging tumble of plucked guitars.
If the Buddha Machine is perfect marriage of idea, programming, and design, it's having a rougher go of it as an inspiration for the creation of more traditional music. Two records out in the last two months are based around sounds sampled from the Buddha Machine and then arranged into tracks. Jukebox Buddha, from the tremendously underrated German label Staubgold, contains 15 solicited tracks from a fine cast including Kammerflimmer Kollektief, Thomas Fehlmann, Jan Jelinek, and Sun City Girls. All were created with the Buddha Machine and most also use other instruments.
Though all the tracks use the device as a source, there's really not much connecting the pieces on Jukebox Buddha to the machine or to each other. They're mostly a random smattering of abstract electronic pieces that happen to have a few of the same sounds coursing through. Alog's "A Dragon Lies Listening" is perhaps my favorite track, as it uses voices in a really odd way that attempt to mimic the drones of the machine. SunnO)))'s contribution is also interesting, probably since it lets the machine run with only minor tweaks and is also the longest at 10 minutes, giving a taste of the endlessness of the original loops. It's a good record, but there's something unsatisfying about it.
Robert Henke, best known for his techno as Monolake, also contributes to Jukebox Buddha and was so taken with the possibilities in sampling the device he built an entire album, Layering Buddha, out of his experiments. It's a very solid album of glacial drone, miles better than the similar Signal to Noise record he released a couple years back, but I'm still not getting anything essential of the Buddha Machine out of it. The sounds could have come from anywhere.
It makes sense that all these musicians were inspired by the simple beauty of the Buddha Machine, but something essential is lost in sampling the sounds in arranging them to fit into a track. There's a spirit in this little box that extends beyond just the material used to make the loops. Without the elegance of the overall design they're just sounds, ones not all that different from those electronic musicians are making every day. FM3 released a proper CD called Hou Guan Yin a couple months back that's better than either of the proper Buddha Machine records, and comes closer to its essence. From the textures you can hear the sculptors of the Buddha Machine at work, but their music retains an appealing loose-ends approach, keeping in the spirit of the steady-state loops.
So the Buddha Machine remains a singular tool. I'm thinking that a huge part of its appeal also comes from the anti-mind character of endless loops, the thing that ties in with the brain's non-thinking states. Consciousness is about moment-to-moment change; endless loops are about flow, part of the mind turning off, that thing yoga practitioners are going for when they let loose with an "Om." The ego of the composer is found in the changes, so maybe an inanimate box running on its own becomes detached, something like an individual. It's fascinating how once you pull the sounds out of the thing and insert them into a piece of time-based sound, presented on a CD the way music always is, the result ceases to be special. Which says something about the power objects still have in this day and age. I guess we're not done with physical reality just yet.
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Pictured L-R: Stuart Williams, Dom Barrett, Martin Larsen and Cameron Weier
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Dom Barrett won an all-England championship match, defeating country Stuart Williams, 495-488, in the two-game title match to successfully defending his Qatar Open title at Qatar Bowling Center Thursday. Barrett earned $40,000 and his fourth PBA Tour title.
The Qatar Open is a PBA International Tour-World Bowling Tour event.
After the two English bowlers tied at 206 at the end of the first game, Barrett rolled a 189 game to top Williams' 182 for the seven-pin margin of victory.
In the semifinal round, Williams, who earned the No. 1 qualifying position earlier in the day, eliminated Robert Morris University-Illinois collegiate star Cameron Weier of Federal Way, Washington, 434-421, while Barrett ended Sweden's Martin Larsen's bid for his first PBA Tour title, 510-469.
PBA International Tour players now travel to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for the 8th Kingdom International Open, Nov. 28-Dec. 2. A number of PBA members from the U.S. and around the world will then close the year by competing representing their home countries in the World Men's Bowling Championships – a non-PBA event – in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Qatar Bowling Center, Doha, Qatar, November 27
Championship (two games, total pinfall): Dom Barrett, England ($40,000) def. Stuart Williams, England ($20,000), 495-488.
Semifinal Results (two games total pinfall, losers each earned $7,000): Williams def. Cameron Weir, Federal Way, Wash., 434-421. Barrett def. Martin Larsen, Sweden, 510-469.
Step 2 Final Standings (after six games, top four advanced to championship round): 1, Williams, 1,474. 2, Larsen, 1,419. 3, Barrett, 1,407. 4, Weier, 1,404. 5, Daniel Fransson, Sweden, 1,384, $3,500. 6, Mika Koivuniemi, Finland, 1,365, $3,500. 7, Osku Palermaa, Finland, 1,364, $3,500.
8, Mike Fagan, Fort Worth, Texas, 1,364, $3,500. 9, Thomas Larsen, Denmark, 1,350, $3,500. 10, Brad Angelo, Lockport, N.Y., 1,322, $3,500. 11, Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas, 1,316, $3,500. 12, f-Mai Ginge Jensen, Denmark, 1,313, $3,500. 13, Bill O'Neill, Langhorne, Pa., 1,311, $2,500. 14, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., 1,299, $2,500.
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I went to practice at my local bowling center with another woman. My average was 170, we started the first game. I struck, then again for eight more frames, nine in a row. I got so nervous because everyone in the house, and it was full, was watching me, on my tenth shot i pulled the ball and left a ten pin. Still shaking, I managed to pick it up and strike again, for a 279 game.
I am a woman of 100 pound and 5 feet tall and at that time 65 years old. I was using the Hy-Road. I will never forget my highest game ever or that ball that unfortunately got cracked in the trunk of my car during a freeze while traveling to a tournament. I did get another one and raised my average to 190, can you believe it?
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In the shootout match, which was televised nationally in Korea, MacLelland's 196 eliminated Korea's Lee Na Hyun (168) and Jang Dong Chul (167). Lee was the second woman to make the championship round.
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Daejeon World Cup Bowling Centre, Daejeon, Korea, Nov. 22
Final Standings: 1, f-Song Si Ra, Korean, $37,200. 2, Choi Tae Seung, Korea, $18,600. 3, Dan MacLelland, Canada, $9,300. 4, f-Lee Na Hyun, Korea, $4,650. 5, Jang Dong Chul, Korea, $3,050.
Stepladder Results: Shootout Match: MacLelland (196) def. f-Lee (168) and Jang (167). Semifinal Match: Song def. MacLelland, 213-195. Championship: Song def. Choi, 231-205.
f-denotes female bowler (under tournament rules, female bowlers received an additional 8 handicap pins per game).
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Using HyperStudio
Second through eighth graders use the software "HyperStudio" to create a presentation of their choice on Native American lifestyles. One thing I like a lot about this lesson, is that the young scholars are the ones who get to choose and produce their presentation.
2nd - 8th Social Studies & History
Career Exploration Using HyperStudio
Eighth graders conduct research on various careers that are of interest to them. They conduct Internet research on a selected career choice, and create a nine card stack using HyperStudio to describe their career's salary, required skills, and general employment information.
8th 21st Century Skills
Project Based Technology in Second Grade
The many activities in this resource serve to introduce second graders to the Macintosh computer and to various programs and their creative product options. They make sideshows using KidPix, practice using email with the Journey South program, complete a Mystery President email activity, a Hyperstudio activity, and make a timeline for President Truman.
5th - 7th 21st Century Skills
Tradition Through Technology: Native American Storytelling
This fabulous resource will help your class identify the parts of a story: subject, place, time, action, and moral. Class members will learn about storyboards and create their own about a Native American legend they researched online. This lesson uses a program called HyperStudio to create the final drafts of the storyboards; however, it could be easily adapted to be done without this program.
1st - 4th English Language Arts
Volcano Types
Students view a teacher created PowerPoint on the different types of volcanoes and complete a worksheet identifying the different types of volcanoes. They access the Internet to research a specific type of volcano. They create a storyboard presentation using Hyperstudio.
5th - 8th Science
Join Them Together/Take Them Away
Use this lesson to help your pupils explore the concepts addition and subtraction. They read picture books that feature math concepts and use manipulatives to practice adding and subtracting. Learners then use Hyperstudio to play "Take it Away or Join it Together".
K Math
Going Greek
Third graders learn about the life of a young boy in Greece and all about his cultural heritage. Pupils gather information about the history, culture, and the many influences the ancient Greeks had on modern day society. Terrific video and an embedded research project sheet are embedded in an amazingly detailed lesson plan.
3rd English Language Arts
What is Conceptual Art?
Research, art history, and web page creation! Sounds too good to be true. With tons of links and resources, the lesson provides you with everything needed to engage the class in an amazing art and research activity. They create an art history timeline, research a conceptual artist, then create a website to display the research they've gathered.
6th - 9th English Language Arts
Michigan-Made Products
Students conduct research of three different products that are made in Michigan. They determine how the product is made, manufactured, gathered, or found. They work with a partner to produce a multimedia presentation using their combined research.
4th - 5th Social Studies & History


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Winter Racing: Superprestigio, 13th December 2014 - Marquez * 2, Rabat, Baker, Mees & Many Others - But No Hayden
After the resounding success of the Superprestigio indoor dirt track event back in January this year, the race is to return. On 13th December, the Sant Jordi stadium on Montjuic, the hill south of Barcelona, will host the second running of the Superprestigio, featuring the cream of motorcycle road racing taking on some of superstars of American flat track racing.
Reigning Superprestigio champion Brad Baker will be back in Barcelona once again, to defend the honor gained back in January. He will be joined by reigning AMA flat track Grand National champion Jared Mees, the two Americans defending the reputation of the home of dirt track, and the country the sport originated in its current form. They will have their work cut out for them: they will face some the best circuit racers in the world, with reigning and former champions taking to the short indoor oval. All three Grand Prix champions - Marc Marquez, Tito Rabat, and Alex Marquez - will be lining up in Barcelona, the three avid practitioners of the art.
Scott Jones' Valencian Adventure - A View Of Race Day
Champions finish the season in the style they started it
The story of the Moto3 title race in a single frame: Jack Miller did all he could to win it, but he had only Isaac Viñales between himself and Alex Marquez
In the end, there were a lot of riders behind Valentino Rossi, and only one ahead
2014 Valencia MotoGP Post-Test Final Press Releases
The final round up of press releases from the teams and Bridgestone after the final day of testing at Valencia:
2014 Valencia MotoGP Wednesday Round Up: Hard Hondas, Slick Suzukis, And Bridgestone Mythology
"This year's machine is not easy to ride," HRC boss Shuhei Nakamoto said of the 2014 Honda RC213V. "More difficult than last year." Given the utter dominance of Marc Marquez in the first half of 2014, that seems hard to believe. It certainly left the journalists gathered for the special press conference convened by Honda to review the season befuddled. "But Honda bikes are always easy to ride!" declared one surprised reporter. "Our bike is very easy, I can ride it, but I don't get under two minutes," Nakamoto said. "But to find the last one tenth, two tenths is very difficult," he remarked.
A look at the timesheets from the test, or a chat with Marc Marquez or Dani Pedrosa about the 2015 Honda, and you understand the problem. On the last day of testing at Valencia, Marquez and Pedrosa finished first and second, but the satellite Hondas of Cal Crutchlow and Scott Redding were a little way off the pace. Crutchlow was eight tenths slower than Marquez, while Redding was struggling 1.6 seconds behind Marquez. In the last race of the 2014 season, Stefan Bradl's fastest lap was just under a second off the fastest race lap, and Alvaro Bautista a fraction slower. The Honda is obviously fast, but it is not easy to go fast on. Too aggressive, too hard to master, a bike with a lot of potential, but extracting that potential takes insight, experience, and the willingness to push an aggressive bike to its limits. It really demands the kind of dirt track background of Casey Stoner or, well, Marc Marquez.
2014 Valencia MotoGP Tuesday Test Press Releases
Press releases from the MotoGP teams after the rained-out second day of testing at Valencia:
2014 Valencia MotoGP Tuesday Test Round Up: Learning To Use Bridgestone's Wet Tires
It is a good job the post-race test at Valencia is three days long. The weather in Valencia in November is usually very good, but it can turn, and you can lose track time to rain. That was certainly the case on Tuesday, rain starting early in the morning, and coming in waves all day. It meant the track was wet throughout Tuesday, only the depth of water on the track varying. The heavy rain meant that most rider decided to sit out the day, only ten riders putting in any laps.
With the track the way it was, the finishing order was not really relevant. What was more important was gaining time on the track, and for several riders, getting to grips with Bridgestone's wet tires. Eugene Laverty, Loris Baz, and Marco Melandri, all of whom have moved over from World Superbikes, needed to adjust their minds to the Bridgestones. Even Melandri, who rode on Bridgestones the last time he was in MotoGP in 2010, said the feeling had changed a lot. The rear tire got up to temperature much faster than before, Melandri said.
Scott Jones' Valencian Adventure - Day 2 Photos
He gets stronger as he gets older
Last time on slow bikes for both Hayden and Redding
Bradley Smith's luck has been miserable in 2014. Do not ask him to buy you a lottery ticket
2014 Valencia MotoGP Monday Test Press Releases
Press releases from the teams after the first day of testing at Valencia:
2014 Valencia MotoGP Monday Test Round Up: New Bikes, New Riders, And A Dog And Pony Show
Despite being exhausted from a full weekend (make that a complete season) of racing, the entire MotoGP grid was once again out in force on Monday, turning the first laps of the 2015 preseason (full times here). All except Nicky Hayden, that is, as Honda have brought only one RC213V-RS to Valencia, and there was no point for Hayden to spend more time on the RCV1000R, as that bike will be replaced by the new RS for next season. Hayden gets his turn on the bike tomorrow, weather permitting.
There was both old and new on display at the test, some things virtually unchanged, others radically different. New riders joined the grid, as well as two new factories, and a reshuffling of riders and crew between the garages.
The biggest change was at Suzuki, which saw Aleix Espargaro move from the Forward Yamaha team into the new Suzuki squad, where he was joined by Maverick Viñales, fresh from Moto2. Both riders were very impressed with the GSX-RR, praising its handling and the bike. "It was much better than I expected," Aleix told us. The chassis was "fantastic" he said, allowing him to lap within nine tenths of his qualifying lap on Saturday. The bike was very easy to turn, and he could carry a lot more corner speed as the bike was more compact, allowing him to hang off the bike more.
2014 Valencia MotoGP Post-Race Press Releases
Press releases from the MotoGP teams and Bridgestone after the final race of 2014 at Valencia:
2014 Valencia Sunday Round Up: Of Dodgy MotoGP Weather, Fuel Issues in Moto2, and Miller vs Marquez in Moto3
It was a fitting finale to one of the best season in years. The arrival of Marc Marquez in MotoGP has given the series in a boost in the arm. Not just in the premier class, the influence of Marquez reaches into Moto2 and Moto3 as well. Tito Rabat's move to the Marc VDS team completed his transformation from a fast rider to a champion, but the schooling and support he received from the Marquez brothers at their dirt track oval in Rufea made him even stronger. And Marc's younger brother Alex brought both talent and Maturity to Moto3.
It made for great racing at Valencia. The Moto3 race featured the typical mayhem, but with extra edge because there was a title on the line. Tito Rabat tried to win the Moto2 race from the front, as he has done all year, but found himself up against an unrelenting Thomas Luthi. And in MotoGP, Marc Marquez set a new record of thirteen race wins in a single season, despite being throw a curve ball by the weather.
Marquez was the first to downplay his taking the record of most wins in a season from Mick Doohan. "Doohan won more than me," Marquez said. "He won twelve from fifteen races. Thirteen is a new record, but not so important." Though it is admirable that Marquez can put his own achievement into perspective when comparing it to Doohan's, that is not the full context. Doohan actually twelve of the first thirteen races in 1997, making his win rate even bigger. Then again, Doohan had to beat Tady Okada, Nobu Aoki and Alex Criville, while Marquez has had to fend off Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo and Dani Pedrosa.
Even Doohan's win rate pales in comparison with those of John Surtees and Giacomo Agostini, who both had perfect seasons in 1959 and 1968 respectively. But the 1959 season had only seven races, and the 1968 ten races, a good deal less than the current total of eighteen.
2014 Valencia MotoGP Saturday Post-Qualifying Press Releases
Press releases from the MotoGP teams, Bridgestone and Dorna after the final qualifying session of the year at Valencia:
Scott Jones' Valencian Adventure - Friday Photos
Big day on Sunday. Jack Miller's ready
The new king of Spain. Arguably more popular than the current one
Randy's back. Been a tough, but interesting return for Suzuki
2014 Valencia Friday MotoGP Round Up: New Bikes, New Collaborations, And A Well-Structured Talent Pipeline
Valencia is always an incredibly busy weekend. The last race of the year means a chance to look back at the season which almost past, and the last chance before the winter break to present projects for next season in front of a large audience, or at least, a large press group. As a journalist, you can end up running around the paddock like a headless chicken, sprinting from event to event with no clear idea of what you are doing and with each new event wiping the memory of the last from your mind.
A selection of the events this weekend: A press conference organized by Dorna featuring the principals from the three factories in MotoGP, to look back over the season and review the future of the sport and how it is promoted (interesting, but long-winded). The presentation of Tech 3's new Tech 3 Classics project, which will see Tech 3 engineers restoring classic racing motorcycles for the general public (mercifully brief, but with some stunning old machinery on display). The presentation of the CIP Moto3 team for next year, with Remy Gardner, son of former 500cc world champion Wayne, to contest his first full Grand Prix season. A farewell to Colin Edwards, organized by the Forward Racing team. The introduction of the collaboration project between Monlau, Marc VDS Racing and Estrella Galicia which will see them racing in all three Grand Prix categories, the Spanish CEV championship and the Pre-GP class in Spain (revolutionary, poetic, and in three languages).
It is enough to make you forget about the fact that there are bikes out on track preparing for the last races of the season on Sunday. That is, after all, the actual raison d'etre of the Grand Prix paddock, and the reason we are gathered here in the first place. Even there, new projects were on track distracting the focus from Sunday, offering a glimpse of the bikes which will feature next year. Suzuki is at Valencia for a wildcard appearance, the first time the new GSX-RR has raced ahead of the factory's return to MotoGP. And Hiroshi Aoyama has been handed the Honda RC213V-RS, Honda's new Open class bike for 2015, much to the chagrin of Scott Redding, who is battling with Aoyama for the top Open Honda slot this season.
2014 Valencia MotoGP Friday Post-Practice Press Releases
Press releases from the MotoGP teams and Bridgestone after the first day of practice at Valencia:


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Slick Road Train Coming - Then Worst Nightmare
Google translate: Today, November 22 at 12.30 h. MAZ trucks (tractor with semitrailer) under 24-year-old driver left the regulated level crossing (2606 km of driving of Petropavlovsk - Kondratov
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Location: Petropavlovsk, North Kazakhstan Province, Kazakhstan | Leaked: 5 days ago in Regional News
Documentation: Is Turkey collaborating with the Islamic State (ISIS)?
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF HUMAN RIGHTS Research Paper: ISIS-Turkey Links By David L. Phillips Introduction Is Turkey collaborating wit
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Location: Syria | Leaked: Nov-9-2014 in Syria, Other Middle East
California Rep. Dana Rohrabacher: Obama was 'AWOL' in efforts to free Marine Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi
By Kellan Howell The Washington Times Updated: 4:43 p.m. on Saturday, November 1, 2014 A group of politicians' efforts to secure the release of Marine Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi
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Location: United States | Leaked: Nov-1-2014 in Other News
Motorist doesn't pay attention at level crossing..
And pays the ultimate price for it.,2 people inside the car lost their lives. R.I.P
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Leaked: Oct-28-2014 in WTF, Vehicles
Unbelievably stupid driving on level crossing
Why ? Just why.....
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Location: Thailand | Leaked: Oct-3-2014 in WTF, Vehicles
Can an ISIS Terrorist With an ISIS Flag Walk Into USA When the Border is on High Alert? YES
Thanks to InfoWars attempting it, we know for certain it is easy for ISIS/ISIL to invade America. To top it off, the invader was in official ISIS garb and was carrying a fake severed head in addi
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* 878 * Well Sourced Examples Of Obamas Corruption, Lying, Lawbreaking, Cronyism, Hypocrisy, Waste, Etc...
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What do Kobani airdrops mean for regional politics ?
On Oct. 19, the US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that it had conducted multiple airdrops near the Syrian Kurdish town of Kobani, which has remained under siege by Islamic State (IS) fighters for
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Armenia: Russian army holds massive military drills
Video ID: 20141017-016 M/S T90 battle tanks W/S BREM-D armoured recovery vehicle W/S BTR-80 APC W/S UAV launch W/S Engineering trucks W/S BTR-D multi-purpose tracked APC W/S Column of BMP-2
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Hundreds of Headless Kurds in Kobani.
There are hundreds of bodies with their heads cut off... they put their heads on display to scare us Survivors of Kobane massacre reveal the brutality of ISIS rampage in Syrian border town Fighting c
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ISIS has rules for reporters [WTF]
senior international correspondent Arwa Damon describes the difficult media environment for reporters covering ISIS in Iraq and Syria. "For us, as Westerners, right now, crossing into ISIS territory
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INSIGHT-In rare alliance, Shi'ites join Sunnis to defend Iraqi towns
* Dhuluiya key prize for militants * Early signs of a few Sunni tribes turning against militants * Hope for cooperation across sectarian lines By Raheem Salman and Yara Bayoumy BAGH
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