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It Friday Funday for the WOD junkie in you! We've spiced it up a bit the last couple weeks with the competitor-type WOD's. Enjoy, and know when to scale! A) Find 1 RM Push Press 12 minute Cap B) 3 Rounds For Time: (Pick One… A or […]Read more →
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Changes have been made to Standards for the Scaled Division for the Upcoming Battle of the Boxes. SEE STANDARDS A) Bench Press 5×5 close grip*. (increase load. Keep notes but do not post load) *about shoulder width. Generally about where the knurling starts on the bar. […]Read more →
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Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Corpus Christi
Featuring a kitchenette with a stove in every suite, this Corpus Christi hotel has free Wi-Fi throughout the property. Centennial House can be reached in a 12-minute drive.
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Corpus ChristiCorpus Christi International Airport is less than a 15-minute drive from this hotel, which features an indoor pool, hot tub and modern fitness center. Every room includes a flat-screen cable TV.
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Best Western Marina Grand HotelThis Corpus Christi hotel is less than a mile from the American Bank Center multipurpose arena. The hotel overlooks Corpus Christi Bay and features an outdoor pool.
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Quality Inn & Suites Corpus ChristiLocated directly on the sand of Corpus Christi Beach, the Quality Inn & Suites on the Beach is within walking distance from two of south Texas' premier attractions, the USS LEXINGTON Museum On The Bay...
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Clean rooms, a variety of yummy breakfast foods, clean pool, comfy beds.
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Cleanliness of the place, also the pool area Was very clean. The facility did not look old, and we were provided a cot before we arrived in the room. Continental breakfast was full at all times and the lady serving was friendly and introduce herself.
the stalf/managment at this hotel was top noch there where some minor things wrong with the room running toilet cracked window and no HBO they gave us a free night and swiched rooms as soon as we brought it up
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Hard to find. Had to call for directions.
Staff was very friendly and helpful. Rooms and hotel were clean and comfortable. Would stay there again.
Arrived at 3:30 and check-in time was 3, but room was not cleaned yet and our room did not get cleaned until 3 or later every day. We stayed for 3 nights. However, on the plus side, housekeeping did do a good job of cleaning!
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The staff was friendly and helpful. The beds were comfy and the experience was good overall.
They provided hot breakfast. Pool was nice and clean.
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The hotel staff always greeted us with friendly smiles. The staff was always willing to help with any request we had during our stay. The room was very cleaned and the pool was excellent.
front desk was very accommodating, and friendly my room was clean and comfortable
wi-fi was a bit spotty
We especially liked the location. It was convenient for everything.
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There were ants in our room.
The staff was always friendly and helpful. The location was wonderful very close to many restaurants and shopping areas.we were very pleased with our stay. The room was very clean.
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Continence staff are very professional breakfast was good . Great location. Overall great experience.
Hot tub was broken but they were working on it. Did swimming instead.
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I liked that there was already extra pillows and a extra blanket in the room. It had clean pool and the staff was really friendly.
The breakfast could be improved. And the elevator needs some cleaning. It has a bad smell in it.
The staff was excellent excellent my car broke down they assisted us until we figured it out! Great people
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Rooms are small. Beds are too small to be Queen size. They can inform you that the pool will be closed.Front desk staff not too friendly. I will choose another place next time.
The convenience nice due in part to all the stores and restaurants so near... Hotel itself was clean and comfortable if only there to sleep...
The rooms were small the shower / bathroom was always humid and hot. We were in the room with disability shower and the water would always leak onto the floor so extra towels were always needed... Had a cricket in our room kept hearing it and had to move bed to find and catch it.. The option to use the indoor pool was a bust because they have to drain it and hot tub for repairs.. So guest were asked to use the pool at the hotel next door to ours. Breakfast was ok! It was always the same type of food never changing and some of the items need serious improvement... Someone needs to go in and be a taste tester... Apple juice tasted bad, eggs off tasting, only good parts milk, cereal, coffee, and the waffles ....
The staff was very friendly and went the extra mile to make me feel comfortable.
I booked a suite with a sofa but the room I received had an arm chair instead of a sofa.
rooms to small
The location was excellent bcuz it was very near to shopping and eating places. It rained the first day we were there and the indoor pool was great. The staff were very helpful and nice. The breakfast was excellent and the sitting was tight some days but not a real problem.
Noise from some of the unattended or unsupervised kids in the pool. But we don't blame the hotel for that.
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When You Were My Age, What Was This Place Like?
Here is a lesson plan that includes many great ideas for investigating and discovering how our communities have physically changed over the years, and how land use changes over time may affect a community's water supply. The lesson plan's procedures include conducting interviews with members of the community and designing an oral report on what was learned throughout the process.
7th - 12th English Language Arts CCSS: Adaptable
Excuse Me, Is This the Way to the Drainpipe?
Elementary kids read and color the story of Willy Wetsworth, a drop of water, as he describes the journey that he and his friends take to provide fresh water to houses. He tells his story to Martha Merriweather, a little girl, and explains what she can do to help protect Willy and his watery pals.
K - 6th Science
All the Water in the World
Numbers and statistics don't mean nearly as much to middle schoolers as visuals. Create a model of earth's water supply with an aquarium, then follow the directions to remove small portions of the water to represent water in its various places on and around our planet.
7th - 9th Science
All the Water in the World
In a cross-curricular lesson linking math and science, examine the percentages of earth's water supply with your elementary kids using pasta or dixie cups of water. Younger learners focus on identifying local water sources on the globe or a map, then making a pie chart of the earth's water, while older kids graph the data on a bar graph after performing a brief simulation representing the distribution of earth's water.
K - 6th Science
Aquifer in a Cup
Young scientists create their very own aquifers in this science lesson on ground water. After learning about how some people get their drinking water from underground wells, young learners use sand, modeling clay, and aquarium rocks to create models of aquifers in clear plastic cups.
K - 3rd Science
Can Nutrients in Water Cause Harm?
Ecology candidates culture pond water organisms over a few days time, then they experiment to find out how increasing nutrients affects the population. As part of a unit on water, this exploration gives your class an understanding of how important it is to protect freshwater bodies.
3rd - 6th Science
Develop a Wellhead Protection Program
High schoolers take on the role of different small town community members to discuss ways to protect the local wellhead. A simulated committee meeting encourages them to consider how the freshwater supply is used by the different residents and what aspects need to be looked after.
9th - 12th Science CCSS: Adaptable
The Water Cycle and Water Conservation
Young ecologists can practice their critical reading skills while learning about the water cycle, the impacts humans can have on the earth's water supply, and why we have a responsibility to our planet to preserve this precious resource. Intended as background information for a teacher, the excerpt could be an excellent supplement for higher-level readers.
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Predicting Ground Water Flow
After background reading on ground and surface water is complete, young hydrologists create a water table contour map. The map displays the elevation of surrounding areas and requires that the cartologists draw contour lines and arrows to indicate direction of water flow.
9th - 11th Science CCSS: Adaptable
New Review Cleaning Water
From their sweat to the water vapor in their breath, astronauts recycle every possible drop of water while in space. After watching a short video describing the different ways materials are recycled and reused in space shuttles, young scientists work in small groups designing, building, and testing water filters using common household materials.
3rd - 6th Science
Filtration Investigation
Scholars build a simple filtration system to remove impurities from muddy water and rate the filtered water to a grade of clarity scale. The focus is on teamwork and problem solving. This lesson would be effective in your STEM curriculum or as a lesson in water quality with your earth science class.
3rd - 12th Technology & Engineering CCSS: Adaptable
Where We Get Our Fresh Water
This fresh resource explores the world's fresh water: where it can be found, and how humans use it. You might be surprised at the variety of domestic uses! Short, but sweet, this feature can be followed by a class discussion using the provided Think questions.
4 mins 6th - 12th Science CCSS: Adaptable
A Mock Town Meeting on a Proposed Tank Farm
Intended as a follow up to the Protecting Your Drinking Water activity, young environmentalists use their assessment of the a hypothetical town's water supply to debate the installation of underground chemical storage tanks. With the class broken up into five special interest groups, students share their group's thoughts and concerns about the expansion of a local factory as they weigh the pros and cons for the community as a whole.
9th - 12th Science CCSS: Adaptable
Where's the Water?: Acting Out Science Cycles
Young scientists transform themselves into rivers, oceans, clouds, and drops of water in order to explore the water cycle. After assigning and explaining to students their different roles in the activity, the teacher reads aloud a narrative describing the different stages of the water cycle while the class acts out each event.
2nd - 5th Science CCSS: Adaptable
Treatment Plants
Young scientists explore nature's water treatment plants in this simple science demonstration. By placing a stalk of celery in a cup of water mixed with food coloring, children are able to observe how plants absorb nutrients and contaminants from water, helping to remove harmful impurities.
1st - 6th Science CCSS: Adaptable
How Much Water Do You Use?
Incorporate reading strategies, math, research, and the scientific method into one lesson about water conservation. After reading a story about a landlady trying to determine how many people are living in an apartment, learners develop a hypothesis about the number of residents in the apartment then collect data about the water usage in their own homes; that information is used to test the hypothesis.
7th - 12th Science
Selecting the Tap: Water Safety
Are you looking for a cross-curricular activity between science and language arts, or a writing project for your environmental science class? Examine water as a scarce natural resource instead of taking it for granted. Middle schoolers identify the traits of potable water, and research local water sources to determine if they are impaired or not.
6th - 8th Science CCSS: Designed
Contaminants In The Water Cycle
Review the water cycle and investigate how a region's water supply can become contaminated. Your high school scientists can examine a list of EPA water contaminants, and sketch the water cycle of a fictitious town that is affected by several pollutants.
9th - 12th Science
Water Purification by Evaporation and Condensation
This easy-to-perform demonstration shows students how the water cycle, specifically the processes of condensation and evaporation, purifies Earth's water supply. Just mix up some water, dirt, and gravel in a glass bowl, place a cup in the middle, cover bowl with plastic wrap, and leave it in the sun for a few hours.
4th - 7th Science
Conserving Water Through Art!
Having fresh, clean drinking water is a privilege many people take for granted. Help raise awareness about the scarcity of water and the importance of conservation by discussing different ways water is used in everyday life. Brainstorm ideas for reducing water consumption, making a class pledge to conserve this valuable resource.
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Simultaniously last month two peat extraction sites were sabotaged in defence of wild places.
At Chat Moss near Manchester a peat extraction site owned by Joseph Metcalf Ltd was sabotaged. Two excavators had their engines wrecked, locks were glued, and around a hundred specialist tyres, on hoppers and harrows, were slashed. The operations of this company have destroyed Chat Moss and are now threatening the Wildlife Trust nature reserve at Astley Moss and local SSSI's.
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Anarchist prisoner James Borek is scheduled to be released today after spending more than two years in prison for his participation in a 1999 London Reclaim the Streets sponsored Carnival Against Capitalism protest.
Tree Protest Camp established at Shepton Mallet, Somerset. People needed
A Tree Protest Camp has been established at Shepton Mallet in Somerset. Its aim is to protect 300 to 400 mature decsidious trees from being felled to make way for a new TESCO store. There is strong local support for the camp. People are needed to help out at the camp. A war memorial is also set to be relocated for the store.
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Impregilo demo'd over Iceland Dam
This morning, activists visited the offices of Impregilo New Cross Ltd, part of the company which is building the controversial Karahnjukar Dam in Iceland.
The five campaigners turned up at 85e Centurion Court, Milton Park outside of Abingdon with banners, leaflets & drums. Wandering in to the first floor open plan office, they proceeded to speak to all the employees, including the senior management. One person met with the finance director of the company who promised to scan the leaflet i and send it to their head office in Italy.
Demo against Iceland Dam - Wednesday 8th Feb, Oxford
Please join our demo against a company involved in massive ecological destruction in Iceland.
Europe's largest remaining natural wilderness in Iceland is under threat. Aluminium multinational Alcoa has convinced the Icelandic government to build a hydroelectric dam to provide the power to a smelter they are planning to build. The ecological damage this will cause will be immense.
Low Countries EarthFirst! Gathering, 6-7th May 2006
On the 6-7th of May there will be a GroenFront! / Low countries EarthFirst! Gathering. Translation available for non-dutch speakers. Cost will be kept to a minimum. Vegan food. Parents with children welcome. Location and program will be anounced on http://www.groenfront.nl - http://www.groenfront.be. Please contact Vrienden van GroenFront! / Dutch & Belgian EarthFirst! support group through the website if you want to add to the program or have special requirements.
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The Activist Trauma Network is organising a day of discussion and networking for all who are involved in promoting practical mutual support in activist, campaigning and community groups. This is an ever expanding area, as political work of any kind can be extremely demanding on every level. Many, but not all of us, became involved in this work by having first hand experience of trauma related to activism, police brutality, burn-out, stress-related physical illness and mental health issues. We are planning to discuss our own chosen work in these areas and expand on ideas we may have for projects, make new contacts and give/receive constructive feedback.
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I can imagine her directing the play prety much like that
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I can imagine her directing the play prety much like that
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Her left arm looks like a noddle (to me), but the rest is really cool.
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Lol, kinda looks like Sandy a bit, till I saw the necklace, it's kinda cute in it's own dominating the field kinda way.
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@ZorZhen: I think she just has her hand around the side.
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Left shoe looks a little weird, but otherwise pretty ****ing great.
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Anything is possible with a berret :|
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Dat ***.
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Awww! Really cute I love Sue!
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****ed up pets!!!
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Lily's BJ mouth. slurp slurp slurp
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This is just depressing...
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lily frightens me...
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I feel like Lucy dies 5 min. later
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This.. makes me want to cry. I love how you "drew" this www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/candybooru/post/view/3279?search=Shmeba_%28Artist%2 9 , yet you can't even do simple anatomy on your other pictures. I'm sorry, but this is awful. It looks like you did this in a minute and didn't bother to fix anything. Please, practice your drawing skills and don't upload every single little doodle you make, seeing as some can be very bad. Lily looks like she's in SBAHJ mode or something. Sorry, but it needed to be said.
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actully u haven't seen hafe my drawings, theese were the best i suck
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That's because that one was either traced well or just taken from another site and tossed on here.
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wow no, my drawings are mine. I just get "insperation" from others
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Mike + Scarf + tree + bench = thinking bout his conflicting love life
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Looks like it's raining too.
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Perspective: 1
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Lucy with dat creepy smile and trying to make a "taxi" expression with her thumb, It can only mean one thing, shes looking for new prey... <.<
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It's poorly drawn, but imagine her jumping in puddles, and the picture will make so much more sense.
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I'm singing in the rain
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Dem gumboots!!!
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Looks wicked.
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The tail looks wider is the middle part.
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*in the middle part
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The tail does seem a little rushed. But that's only by comparison to the awesome art of the rest of it.
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Fun to see Jazz in a different light. Long hair and skirt, fun fun. Kinda furry, though, no?
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Did David ask that?
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lol Algebra.
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I seem to keep drawing on my old math notebooks. I just notice when I scan the page.
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I would have expected that from
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Lucy's and Sue's faces on the one before last panel are priceless!
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yeah... yaoi... tats cool, lolz?... uhhh... i dont have much to say? i guess...? LOOLZ!!!! xD
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lol abbey broke
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This is kind of awesome.
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This is awesome xD
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I went from to :o to in no time flat. when that was over I laughed my *** off. great comic.
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this to is part of a 3 part comic that i made (might upload it later)
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So this is mike in 10 years
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thats right just drink away your sorrow
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AC/DC is terrible, that's why michael is drinking so much
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Damn Mike has a long arm.
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Crap he's drunk again
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He has a mangina under the covers
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Get under the covert
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this is the new cannon
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Heh. Double entendre.
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Aren't they like, 12 in the flashback?
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Who said they would do anything, Mike probably just wants to snuggle up to her.
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heheh "come" under the covers
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needs rule 34
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And then they banged it was really great we all got to watch <3
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Admittedky not the best in the booru but at least you gave it a shot and your art isn't that bad. Keep your chin up and practice, I'm in the same boat as you: ****** at art.
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What are you TALKING about?! You can draw. Like hell you can!
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^^; Well, this was like the first time I decided to really try it in ages. I drew a few of these pictures by hand, scanned them in, and filled them in pixelated and such but I really can't stand how it came out. I am pretty proud of that McCain, but that's pretty much all xD
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Stop being so negative. This is better than quite a few of the BCB Art meme's that get posted. ^^
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comedy was the best i ever read, and i draw like a super tard so in my book, you win
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xD Thanks guys!
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Well the original idea was draw a picture, retrace after scanning, fill in. That didn't really work out, so it pretty much is just bitmap. xD
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A quick release connection mechanism for pressure connecting a bicycle wheel to the front fork of a bicycle frame includes an axial bolt that can extend through the hub of the wheel and the two prongs of the front fork, a pretension nut connected to a first end of the axial bolt, an operating lever connected to a second end of the axial bolt, a lock bracket positioned around the axial bolt for pressing the prongs against the wheel hub and including a slot aligned with an opening in the lock bracket, and a key lock for locking the operating lever relative to the lock bracket and preventing the operating lever from being activated.
1. A quick release connection mechanism for pressure connecting first and second elements which comprises:
an axial bolt which extends through at least said first element,
a pretension nut which is adjustably connected to a first end of said axial bolt,
an operating lever connected to a second end of said axial bolt and which is movable between a connecting orientation and a release orientation, said operating lever including an opening therethrough,
a lock bracket positioned around said axial bolt between said operating lever and said pretension nut for pressing said second element against said first element, said lock bracket including a slot which is aligned with said opening in said operating lever when in a connecting orientation, and
a key lock which is extendable though said opening in said operating lever and said slot of said lock bracket and operable to lock said operating lever in position relative to said lock bracket and prevent said operating lever from being moved to said release orientation.
2. A quick release connection mechanism according to
3. A quick release connection mechanism according to
4. A quick release connection mechanism according to
5. A quick release connection mechanism according to
6. A quick release connection mechanism according to
[0001] This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/214,264, filed Jun. 26, 2000.
[0002] 1. Field of the Invention
[0003] The present invention relates to mechanisms for pressure connecting two elements together, particularly two parts of a bicycle, yet can be easily manipulated to release the pressure connection and enable quick separation of the two elements. More specifically, this invention relates to such mechanisms which include a locking means to prevent unauthorized release of the pressure connection.
[0004] 2. The Prior Art
[0005] Mechanisms for pressure connecting parts of a bicycle yet which are easily manipulated to release the pressure connection are well known. Such mechanisms often are used to connect a bicycle front wheel to the front fork of the bicycle frame. The quick release feature enables the rider to easily take the front wheel when leaving the bicycle, thus deterring theft. See for example U.S. Pat. No. 5,556,222.
[0006] Many mechanisms of this type are constructed to enable the quick release connection mechanism to be locked in its connecting condition and thus prevent separation and theft of either of the parts without the other. This prevents, for example, the front wheel of a bicycle from being removed from the frame, which itself may be locked to an immovable object. See for example U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,028,915, 4,114,409, 4,621,873, 4,724,692, 4,951,487, 5,007,260 and 5,337,587.
[0007] The locking means in many of the known quick release connection mechanisms are complicated, requiring many customized parts, and are expensive to produce.
[0008] The object of the present invention is to provide a simple and inexpensive lockable quick release connection mechanism that can be used to connect any two elements, but which is especially useful in connecting parts of a bicycle.
[0009]FIG. 1 shows an exploded perspective view of a preferred quick release connection mechanism according to this invention, shown with a hub of a bicycle wheel and a front fork of a bicycle frame to which the wheel is to be connected;
[0010]FIG. 1A is a detail of FIG. 1 showing the key lock used therein;
[0011]FIG. 2 is an elevation showing the positioning and orientation of parts of the inventive mechanism when pressure connecting the bicycle wheel to the fork, the protective cover being shown in phantom in an open position;
[0012]FIG. 3 is an elevation of the inventive mechanism when in a released orientation; and
[0013]FIG. 4 is a view of FIG. 2 as seen along line 4-4 therein.
[0014] As best seen in FIG. 1, the lockable quick release connection mechanism includes an axial bolt 10 which is shown extending through a hub H of a bicycle wheel, a pretension nut 11 which is adjustably connected to one end of the axial bolt, a lock bracket 12 which includes offset portions 13 and 14 and which is movably positionable along the second end of the axial bolt (the axial bolt extends through a hole 15 in the portion 14), and a operating lever 18 which is connected to the second end of the axial bolt by a core element 22 which is positioned in a lateral through bore 20 in the base 19 of the operating lever, the core element having a threaded blind bore in its side for attachment to the second end of the axial bolt (the base 19 has a hole through which the axial bolt extends). The base 19 is radially contoured so that as it rotates in the channel 17 in the portion 14 of the lock bracket 12 by movement (rotation) of the operating lever from a release orientation (FIG. 3) to a connecting orientation (FIG. 2), the spacing between the lock bracket and the pretension nut 11 will be reduced (cam lock operation). Such a reduction in spacing will press the fork elements f1 and f2 of fork of the bicycle frame against the ends of the hub H and pressure connect the parts together. The rotational positioning of the pretension nut 11 is adjusted prior to movement of the operating lever to achieve proper compression.
[0015] When the operating lever 18 is in its connecting orientation (FIG. 2), it is locked in position by a key lock 30 which extends through a complementary-shaped opening 21 in the operating lever and an aligned U-shaped slot 16 in the lock bracket. Locking of the key lock 30 will cause its latch 31 to rotate to a position where it is behind the lock bracket, preventing the operating lever from being moved away from the lock bracket. Thus, the operating lever will not be rotatable to its release orientation and the mechanism will not manually operated to release the pressure connection of the frame elements f1 and f2 to the hub H.
[0016] A protective cover 40 which includes ears 41 that fit within the lateral bore 20 of the operative lever 18 to enable the cover to be rotated between a closed-position, where it covers the operating lever 18 and the key lock 30, and an open position (FIG. 2) can used to protect the key lock 30 from damage due to exposure to dirt and impacts.
[0017] The quick release connection mechanism of the invention can be used to pressure connect other elements or parts of a bicycle. For example, it can be used to pressure connect a bicycle seat to a bicycle frame by pressure connecting the support tube of the seat within the center tube of the frame.
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Did you know that Boscov's Restaurant, down in the basement of the Wilkes-Barre department store, can whip up an omelet filled with spinach, tomatoes and mozzarella cheese?
Or that the IBOP Coffee Company around the corner uses organic milk and cocoa?
And the S&W Restaurant on North Main Street cuts potatoes for its famous hash-browns by hand?
Those are just a few of the culinary delights you might discover for yourself if you visit local eateries during the first-ever Downtown Wilkes-Barre Restaurant Week, which begins Friday and lasts through Sept. 27.
"Eighteen restaurants signed up," organizer John Maday from the Downtown Wilkes-Barre Business Association said.
"And they're all doing something different."
Discounts and specials are the order of the Friday-to-Friday week, from Froyo Mania's offer to sell you all the yogurt, complete with toppings, you can fit into an 8-ounce container for $3 to Mimmo's Pizza's promise that a large pie with one topping will be $10 between 2 and 6 p.m.
If upscale dining is more to your liking, several fine-cuisine restaurants in downtown Wilkes-Barre have put together prix-fixe dinner menus, which allow the diner to chose several courses for one price, typically $30.
"We tried to include a little bit of everything — beef, fish, veal and chicken," Cafe Toscana manager Marcello Ahmeti said, pointing to a prix-fixe dinner menu that offers appetizers, soup or salad, entrees and dessert.
Ahmeti agreed to have a chef prepare several dishes from the menu for newspaper photographs — and they were beautiful.
Flat iron steak, crusted with roasted garlic and peppercorns, was sliced and fanned out over a plate with creamy risotto and mushrooms.
Gamberi Scampi showcased seven plump shrimp likewise artfully arranged around linguine. "We cook the pasta in water until it's al dente," Ahmeti said. "Then we finish cooking it in the sauce, for extra flavor."
A Mista Verdi salad of fresh baby greens represented the second course, and Cafe Toscana's signature olive-oil sauce was there for bread dipping. "I think the sun-dried tomatoes are the most important ingredient," Ahmeti said with a twinkle in his eye, vowing to reveal no more.
For sample appetizers, he showed us Cozze Posilipo (Prince Edward Island mussels served in a light marinara) and Mozzarella Caprese (fresh mozzarella cheese served with fresh tomato and deep-red, velvety-smooth slices of roasted red pepper that seemed to melt in your mouth.)
OK, it's time to admit we couldn't resist the food when Ahmeti invited us to sample. It was wonderful, and we vow to return.
Maday hopes many diners will come away feeling equally enthusiastic about Restaurant Week, citing it as a chance for new clientele as well as loyal customers to mix and match the many styles of food that are available.
Are you hungry for a half rack of St. Louis-style ribs or a pulled-pork sandwich? They're among the specials at Maers BBQ on South Main.
Do beer-battered haddock, blackened salmon, filet mignon and shepherd's pie sound appealing? You can find that variety down the street, at Bart and Urby's.
Ahi tuna "fresh from Hawaii," wasabi-encrusted filet mignon and a house salad boasting pineapple and coconut are just a few of the offerings at Oyster, inside the Genetti Best Western complex on West Market Street, where the dessert section of the prix-fixe menu includes coconut pie, spumoni or a chocolate pagoda.
There will be prix-fixe hibachi specials and sushi specials at Katana in the Midtown Village on South Main Street, and if you take a friend to Rodano's on Public Square, you'll find special deals involving two entrees at lunch time and dinner.
By the way, if you thought the Anthracite Newsstand was just a place to buy a newspaper or a lottery ticket, please note they will be serving breakfast sandwiches all day, along with soups and burgers, homemade brownies and even french-fried green beans. And, you'll find more than gyros at King of Kings Gyros, where you also might choose some falafel (a spicy bean patty fried, Middle Eastern style) or even all-American grilled cheese.
A few restaurants are offering a prix-fixe lunch menu during Restaurant Week. Among them, Bottlenecks on South Main Street is offering several choices of paninis, from ham-and-cheese to Cuban. Senunas' Bar & Grill on North Main is offering soup with salad or sandwich, and if you'd like to try Maryland Crab Fries, topped with bacon, green onions, crab meat and cheddar cheese, you'll find them here.
Three Guys Pizza, on North Main, meanwhile, will discount hoagies, regular and Sicilian pizza during Restaurant Week, and Pete's Place on East South Street, will offer several of its Middle Eastern specialties, including the eggplant-based dip baba ghanouji as well as kibbi (a patty of meat and bulgur wheat), hummus (a chickpea dish) and tabouli (a salad of parsley and cracked bulgur wheat.)
"You can eat your way around the world during restaurant week," Maday said, lamenting the fact that, while the owners of El Rincon Latino and Southside Bistro wanted to be part of Restaurant Week, neither one will be open in their new locations in time.
El Rincon Latino will soon bring its Mexican food to Public Square, and the Southside Bistro will offer French-style food at South Main and East Ross streets.
Still, Maday is pleased to have 18 restaurants participating in the inaugural event, and he reminds restaurant-goers that the opening night coincides with the Third Friday Artwalk in downtown Wilkes-Barre, so you should be able to walk around and visit some downtown art galleries before or after dinner.


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We visited the restaurant with 3 month baby. It was not easy to eat as it required our attention all the time. The waitress played with our son for over 15 minutes, giving us opportunity to eat in peace :)
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As I wrote some time ago, the original owners of Jagawirt were not there anymore and nothing was the same, but today I just realized they are both back and it makes us so very happy since we love the place, the food, the atmosphere, the service. The restaurant is open from Thursday to Sunday and everything is just WONDERFUL....
Very nice restaurant in the mountains, delicious food.
In sommer beautiful terace, something also for kids.
Lovely location and very traditional. Food good and locally sourced. Very friendly staff.
Wir durften gestern beim "Jagawirt" im Kapruner Talschluss zu Gast sein und wurden dort kulinarisch wie auch gastfreundlich exzellent verwöhnt! Danke für den schönen Abend & sicherlich bis bald! For my foreign friends - go there, delicious meals and very nice athmosphere!
My wife and I went to the Jagawirt two times during our week in Kaprun. One day we decided to bag skiing and just hung-out and the best part of it was sitting on the deck at the restaurant and having a cold beer and good food and just looking out over the meadows up at the glacier. The service...
Perfect place to sit outside and enjoy the view of the glacier. Very good food, although expensive... but the service, absolutely bad. No comparison to what it was 10 years ago with the original owner.
If you do not mind about the service, then I would recommend it for its food. Otherwise, unless you would have better luck than me...
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