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Drawing fire from lawmakers, constitutionalists, and an array of journalists and other media types, it was reported Monday that the Department of Justice (DOJ) has been investigating a Fox News reporter for his allegedly "classified" newsgathering activities. The federal government has labeled James Rosen, the network's chief Washington correspondent, for being a "co-conspirator" in a ploy to leak sensitive information that could have put the nation at risk.
The Obama administration's DOJ moved forward with its investigation after FBI agent Reginald Reyes identified Rosen as an "aider and abettor" in the leaking of classified information. Reyes asserted his argument in a request for a warrant to probe Rosen's personal e-mail account, among other communications. Ultimately, federal investigators confiscated Rosen's security badge records, phone logs, and e-mails, while not going as far as to charge him with a crime.
The controversy centered on Stephen Jin-Woo Kim, a former arms expert for the State Department, who was accused of dispersing sensitive information to Rosen from a classified report within only hours of its release to an elite circle in the intelligence community. The June 2009 report revealed that North Korea would likely respond to a United Nations sanction with a nuclear missile test.
Reyes noted in his affidavit that Rosen "asked, solicited and encouraged Mr. Kim to disclose sensitive United States internal documents and intelligence information," adding that "the reporter did so by employing flattery and playing to Mr. Kim's vanity and ego."
This detail attracted heated criticisms from media lawyers and transparency advocates, who blasted the DOJ for likening routine journalistic practices to criminal activity.
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Addict X Marvel Artist Series 1 - Drop 2
Last week we released the highly anticipated Addict X Marvel Artist Series 1 - VOL.1 featuring the iconic characters Captain America, Iron Man, The Hulk by artists Shogun, Odisy and Mitchy Bwoy.
Fans and followers were eager for more, which is why we've released VOL.2, featuring three new characters: Spider-man, The Thing and Wolverine. Odisy, Mitchy Bwoy and Shogun return once again for this highly anticipated drop.
Addict and the team at Marvel.com managed to grab a rare moment with Shogun, Mitchy Bwoy and Odisy to talk about their work, their love for all things comic inspired and what it meant to them working with Addict and Marvel.
Marvel.com: How did you get involved with the Addict Marvel series?
Odisy: Jay [Hamdaoui] from Addict knew my work as a graffiti artist and illustrator. He got me involved doing the Avengers Assemble billboard painting. From there I was asked to do some t-shirt designs.
Marvel.com: Tell us about your experience doing the Assemble Live project.
Odisy: The Avengers Assemble billboard painting was great fun (apart from the rain). Me and my boy, Tizer, spent four days painting it with people tweeting in and voting which Avengers characters they wanted us to paint next. It was filmed and there was a live feed online, followed up by a time lapse of the four days.
There was a lot of positive feedback from people on the street as well as online. It really meant a lot to me to do a painting for Marvel having been a fan for so many years.
Marvel.com: So you've been a fan of Marvel for a while now?
Odisy: I've been a comic collector and a big fan of Marvel since I was a kid.
Marvel.com: Do you have any Marvel comics in your collection that you cherish more than others?
Odisy: I have a copy of The Amazing Spider-Man #301 which, in my opinion, is one of the best Spider-Man front covers of all time. It is an incredibly dynamic pose and a stripped back graphic background. As an illustration is could be transferred to a poster, t-shirt, tattoo etc. without any changes. It was an instant classic. This was Todd McFarlane at his Marvel best. His illustration style and storytelling in The Amazing Spider-Man shook the comic world at the time and made him the most talked about name in comics. I spent a lot of time back then copying his panels. I'd say my copy of #301 is well loved. Others might say it's in very bad condition. Either way it's an important book for me both as a comic fan and an illustrator.
Marvel.com: Do you have any other favorite Marvel illustrators?
Odisy: Of course, Jack Kirby. Where would we be without Kirby? Steve McNiven -- incredible figurative work. John Buscema. Alex Ross. Bill Sienkiewicz. Jim Lee.
Marvel.com: Where did you come up with the idea for your designs?
Odisy: I tried to draw on my experiences in different art forms to come up with my ideas for the designs, not just comic artwork. Marvel already does "The Marvel Style." I wanted to add some of the dynamics and flow from graffiti as well as some of the techniques I know from working as an illustrator. I exaggerated the characters' movement, shape and environment to add my own twist while still staying true to the core of the originals.
Marvel.com: For your Iron Man design, did you use Mark Silvestri's cover as inspiration?
Odisy: That cover was definitely an inspiration. I wanted to do a classic Iron-Man-flying-towards-the-viewer composition and make it like the scene in the first movie where he's being chased by two planes. I added background elements to make it look like a target.
Marvel.com: How did you decide on which characters to use?
Odisy: I chose Spider-Man because there's a lot of scope with him. His webbing was always going to be a useful illustrative element. I wanted to get a city in there and he sees the city from all angles so it was an opportunity to really abstract that. Iron Man is metal and he flies. That's mad cool. Fighter jets, missiles, high octane speed... It's a no brainer.
Marvel.com: Can you tell fans about your background in art, especially graffiti?
Odisy: I've always been drawing. I got into graffiti properly in the early 90's. I went to art college in the late 90's studying illustration. In mid 2000's I started doing more large scale mural work and travelled to different countries to paint with my crew. I currently work as a tattoo artist, illustrator and graffiti artist in London.
Marvel.com: How did you get involved in the Addict Marvel series?
Shogun: I've been an Addict collaborator for some years, I've contributed to their Artist Series in the past & we've always had strong links, so it seemed a logical progression for me to get involved with this range...they have a rich heritage of using fantastic artists from different areas & disciplines, so it was a great honour to be asked to share this project with Mitch & Odisy...two of the best around...
Marvel.com: How did you decide on which characters to use?
Shogun: With the increasing popularity of comic book movies we tried to base the range loosely around what Marvel are doing in terms of feature films. This helps to capitalise on the hype surrounding upcoming releases, & to mine the residual interest generated by past blockbusters. Spider-Man & Captain America have new movies out this year, & there were the recent Iron Man 3 & Avengers movies...all this helps to generate interest in the characters, but it's good to throw a few new faces in there too...
Marvel.com: Where did you come up with the idea for your designs?
Shogun: I looked at a lot of source material from old comics & movie posters to statues & action figures, these are a particularly good source of reference for how the light falls on a particular figure & how shaded areas would appear in 3 dimensions...then I make a composite of my favourite pieces from each & kind of 'weld' them together into a cohesive whole, sculpting & shaping as I go...
Marvel.com: Do you have a history of being a Marvel fan?
Shogun: I was a huge Marvel fan as a kid, I'd spend hours trying to draw my favourite characters, & Saturday mornings were a pilgrimage to the local paper shop where I'd weigh up which sweets I could afford vs which comics...I often came back without the sweets...
Marvel.com: Why did you decide to leave out Captain America's eyes?
Shogun: Interesting question...I wanted to portray something moody & edgier than we're used to seeing...we often see Cap portrayed as the Boy Scout or the White Knight character & I thought it would be interesting to introduce a subtle note of darkness...I came across a statue & really liked the way the light fell across the eyes, I wanted to portray his grim resolution in the face of danger & to suggest how it might feel to have the weight of the world on his shoulders...
Marvel.com: Can you tell fans about your art background?
Shogun: Under the name 'Shogun' I freelance as a graphic artist, specialising in the editorial, street wear & popular culture arenas...currently the bulk of my work comes from New York where & I am represented by Richard Solomon Artist Reps, a very cool agency with an incredible roster of talent, it's very humbling company to be in...my regular clients include; Wall St. Journal, The New York Times, CBS News, Sports Illustrated, Ford Mustang & Major League Baseball to name but a few... I also work closely with Addict on their Marvel, DC & Lucas film apparel projects...
Marvel.com: Speaking of the Marvel films, do you have any particular favorites and why?
Shogun: I really liked the Sam Raimi take on Spider-Man, (the first 2 anyway, the 3rd is perhaps best forgotten)...they really felt like the comics I grew up reading, & getting such respected character actors to play the villains lent the series great credibility...
Marvel.com: What particular Marvel source material, comics or action figures, really struck your eye?
Shogun: I looked at lots of old school Jack Kirby strips, not necessarily for style but he had a way of making the character look heroic & iconic that few have matched since, also Michael Turner & Alex Ross...in terms of action figures; anything by Bowen, Sideshow & Gentle Giant, also Kotobukiya, Hot Toys & Medicom. There's so much inspirational material out there by amazing artists it's sometimes difficult to know where to start, but once you have the kernel of an idea things start meshing together...
Marvel.com: And finally, do you have any particular Marvel story lines you loved most as a kid?
Shogun: Too many to mention them all, but Spider-Man 'Torment' springs to mind, written & illustrated by the great Todd McFarlane...his take on the character proved to be a seismic shift in the Spidey aesthetic & a true inspiration for me...also Wolverine Vol.1 written by Chris Claremont & illustrated by the legendary Frank Miller...Wolverine returns to Japan & has to battle a legion of ninjas...I'm all over that...I also really loved anything starring the Hulk as a kid, the list is endless really...
Marvel.com: How did you get involved in the Addict Marvel series?
Mitchy Bwoy: I've been working with Addict clothing since the very beginning of my career. We've collaborated on loads of quality projects over the years, including the 'Clown Girl' signature series and the 'Star Wars' artist series.
Marvel.com: How did you decide on which characters to use?
Mitchy Bwoy: I was given a selection of characters to choose from. The decision to choose Wolverine & the Hulk was easy - they're both outsiders. They're not your typical hero types - they don't play by the rules.
Marvel.com: Do you have a history being a fan of Marvel?
Mitchy Bwoy: For years, yes. I originally started with the Silver Surfer. Thanos is my favourite nemesis, and through the fantastic Infinity Guantlet series I was introduced to a host of other characters from the Marvel universe.
Marvel.com: Can you tell fans about your background in art?
Mitchy Bwoy: After my graphic design degree my career started mainly in the music business - designing album & CD covers. These days its much more diverse; clothing, video, typography, advertising, events, exhibitions etc. All sorts of stuff!
Marvel.com: Where did you come up with the idea for your designs?
Mitchy Bwoy: My brief from Addict was pretty concise. Looking at Marvel reference material - choose a classic retro character design and give it a contemporary spin with my 'signature' style (hand done contour outlines coloured with bits of spray paint, drips & splats).


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Alanna Bess Jewelry
citrine, smokey quartz, and amethyst cluster BRACELET
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Description: 18K yellow gold vermeil teardrop bead, citrine, smokey quartz, and amethyst cluster bracelet
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Material: 18K yellow gold vermeil, citrine, quartz, and amethyst
Brand: Alanna Bess Jewelry
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Problem Convert Server Exchngae 2010 to Virtual Machne
Created: 03 Oct 2012 | 3 comments
Hi All,
I have problem when convert server exchange 2010 from phisic server to virtual machine in HyperV, i use OS Windows Server 2008 R2 for exchange 2010 and Windows Server 2003 x64 for Backup Server.
bellow the log error :
Job ended: Thursday, October 04, 2012 at 12:00:01 PM Completed status: Failed Final error: 0xe000a43f - Failed to create the virtual disks required for the warm conversion. Final error category: Resource Errors For additional information regarding this error refer to link V-79-57344-42047
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Maybe due to the fact the media server is running Win 2003 OS..Have a look at the requirements - http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?pag...


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Hong Kong in the Rain: photos by Christophe Jacrot
Christophe Jacrot goes for motif hunting when most of us prefer to stay indoors. His Hong Kong in the Rain series features rain-soaked streets, ripples in puddles, and water drops on windows. All of it reminds me of my favourite Ridley Scott movie, Bladerunner.


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Some fish like to try a squeeze themselves into the most unlikely places. Just in case one of your fish enjoys this behaviour we have made a top for the bubble tube; which prevents fish from getting in whilst still allowing bubbles to get out.
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The Helper all stars played a lot of baseball at the annual Little World Series, which took place in Rigby, Idaho on Aug. 3-7. Although the team didn't take a win away from its five matchups, the players made friends from all over the WBBA region, enjoyed a Pioneer League game and were a great representive of all the Carbon County major league teams.
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Bureau of Political-Military Affairs
The Bureau of Political-Military Affairs (PM) is the Department of State's principal link to the Department of Defense. The PM Bureau provides policy direction in the areas of international security, security assistance, military operations, defense strategy and plans, and defense trade.
PM's activities are central to four of the Department of State's strategic goals:
- Achieving Peace and Security: PM plays a key role in achieving peace and security around the world by:
- managing and regulating defense trade and arms transfers to reinforce the military capabilities of friends, allies, and coalition partners, and to ensure that the transfer of U.S.-origin defense equipment and technology supports U.S. national security interests;
- promoting regional security through bilateral and multilateral cooperation and dialogue, as well as through the provision of security assistance to friendly countries and international peacekeeping efforts;
- providing diplomatic support to U.S. military operations, including the negotiation of status of forces, defense cooperation, cost-sharing, and base access;
- countering the destructive effects of conventional weapons by clearing landmines and reducing the availability of at-risk small arms and light weapons to include man-portable air defense systems (MANPADS); and
- countering terrorism and responding to crises by managing and sustaining coalitions, working with the Department of Defense on strategic and contingency planning to include counterinsurgency policy, and reinforcing the capabilities of friends and allies to respond to respond to humanitarian and natural disaster.
- Governing Justly and Democratically: PM promotes American values of democracy, respect for human rights, and civilian control of military forces by funding training that exposes the armed forces and civilian personnel of other countries to these values and to the professionalism of the U.S. military.
- Providing Humanitarian Assistance: PM manages humanitarian mine action programs around the world, promotes public-private mine action partnerships, and works with the Defense Department to provide assistance in the event of natural disasters and other crises abroad.
- Strengthening Consular and Management Capabilities: PM continues to develop, refine, and maintain information technologies that support defense trade and diplomatic support for U.S. military operations.
[This is a mobile copy of The U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Political-Military Affairs (PM)]
Short URL: http://m.state.gov/md127070.htm
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The style set are utterly enamored with KENZO's playful designs, and this textured-knit cardigan is a chic case in point. Patterned with bold bursts of yellow, green and blue, it's the coolest way to add color to your wardrobe. Button it up over a casual tee and cropped pants for coffee dates with friends.
Multicolored mid-weight textured-knitYellow ribbed trims, front pocketsButton fastenings through front40% wool, 30% alpaca, 30% nylon Dry clean
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Another Cinderella Story (2008)
This hip, musical version of the Cinderella story stars Selena Gomez as Mary. She's a high schooler who has finally found her Prince Charming: Joey (Drew Seeley). But does the ultra-popular, positively adorable boy want anything to do with Mary–better known as the human doormat for her cruel stepsisters? Well, all it takes is a little help from an unlikely source for Mary to don her dancing shoes.
Genre: Comedy
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I had a brief this afternoon, right after lunch. Sixty (mostly military) folks from commands all over, in town for an overview of my office. I give both the general brief and the specifics of my small shop. I am one of about fifteen briefers for the day. Ten minutes before go-time, I decide to swing by the head to make sure I look presentable. Haircut, a quarter-inch, not a hair off. Gig-line, perfect. Shirt, pressed. Trousers, a crease you could shave with. One last look, hey! What is a drop of lunch doing right above my ribbons? Good thing I checked. The Navy was brilliant in picking khaki as its uniform color. I've spilled more coffee on me than I've gotten down my thirsty gullet. Note to self: a quick uniform once-over is required before all presentations. You never know where or when a Navy inspection is going to happen.
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I almost always have a spill on me somewhere. It's just the way I roll.
29th July 1981.
Full Ceremonial Blues, London. The royal wedding of Charles & Diana.
I had the pleasure of standing to attention with my back to the crowd as part of the street lining duties with Alpha Company, 40 Commando Royal Marines. Behind me in the swell of 'civvies' an exuberant mother kept lifting her toddler high in the air to gain a better view of the coach procession, each time I received a kick in the back from two tiny feet. I then heard her whisper "sorry, but my daughter has dripped ice cream down the back of your uniform"!
From the corner of my mouth I whispered back "what flavour"?
"Vanilla" came the reply…
"Don't worry, it's my favourite"…
She laughed, (I had an inward laugh), and the remainder of the day was great for one and all.
After returning to a London military base to change; I was amazed to find a hastily written note that had been tucked into my pocket, that read "Dear handsome marine, we both apologise for our excitement, love from Sarah (mum) & Polly Anne x"
I absolutely flushed with pride as it was a time when service people were low priority in this country. (I know it said that as I still have it in my marines foot locker, and I have just read it to ensure I typed it correctly).
Incidentally the 'vanilla' looked as if I had taken a hit from a dockyard sea gull, the stain of which ran from collar to buttock!
Yours Aye.
Is there a photo of that somewhere Ex Bootneck…just out of curiosity of course…I was in communications while in the Navy…Naval Security Group, you know…I always have a research capability and a curiosity to find such evidence ….in my nature of course….have a great day….enjoyed the anecdote….k
Ex Bootneck – I cannot imagine a more perfect response! You did all military proud at that moment!
Dear Handsome Marine, I love your stories.
Good thing I didn't see you, you know how hard I am on Lieutenants and uniforms! (I am sure you look very healthy… er… I mean squared away.)
Lil Chantilly
My brother had reason to stay awhile recently, he said I was driving him crazy with my 'over-the-top-neatness' (he reckoned I suffered with some kind of OCD).
We checked the National Health Service website for the symptoms of such;
1. OBSESSION – where your mind is overwhelmed by a constant obsessive fear or concern, such as the fear your house will be burgled.
(Not so. I welcome someone to come and visit me in the hours of darkness, they may enter, they will not leave, and of that I am certain).
2. ANXIETY – this obsession provokes a feeling of intense anxiety and distress:
(After pondering this one for a 'nano' second, we came to the conclusion that I have no worries, angst, apprehension or concerns about anything that life's tapestry can throw my way).
3. COMPULSION – you then adopt a pattern of compulsive behaviour to reduce your anxiety and distress, such as checking all your windows and doors are locked at least three times before you leave your house.
(My only craving in life is for a nice pot of tea first thing in the morning; I check the water level in the kettle once before I turn it on. I unlock the door to check my mail, it remains unlocked until I leave the property to go on an adventure or walk the dog).
4. TEMPORARY RELIEF- the compulsive behaviour brings temporary relief from anxiety, but the obsession and anxiety soon return, causing the pattern or cycle to begin again.
(Please refer to all of the answers above and then place them in the right context)…
I tend to be more chilled out than a polar bears nose in winter… tidier than ten Nuns in a convent… cleaner than the china mans laundry shop on Her Majesty's Ship, and neater than the line of buttons on Nelsons battle jacket.
My brother came to the conclusion that the 'NHS' should update their theories and include Ex Bootneck's in another category.
Yours Aye.
Ex B: Ok, that was the best thing I read all night! (sorry NavyOne – this comment rocked!) I am with your brother, you not only need your own category, but maybe your own branch of science in general. You'd be a fascinating study!
For the period concerned, Alpha Company was accommodated at Hounslow Cavalry Barracks in West London, which was/is a very old established army base.
At that time 40 Cdo RM was based in Seaton Barracks at Crownhill, Plymouth. To escape Plymouth for a run-ashore up 'in the smoke' (London) for a week was a rarity, even though it meant dressing up in full ceremonial 'Blues' throughout the day.
My favourite watering holes when visiting London always have been around Covent Garden, (then off to China Town for a good old nosebag). Though there are decent places within the 'garden' area…
If I recall correctly, there were photographs in the Evening Standard of the company on parade. Certainly they would be in the Corps Museum archive at Eastney, Southsea, Portsmouth.
Yours Aye.
I've always been known for my research….I run a tight ship as well…k
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New Year's Eve 2016 – Cultural visits
New Year's Eve 2016 – Cultural visits
Destinations for New Year's Eve 2016 in the World: There are several New Year's destinations to choose from, to start the year in style. Accompanied by a tour guide, these trips offer a cultural discovery and unforgettable memories to be lived on the feast of transition to the New Year 2016. Read about various destinations and to visit each one of them.
New Year's Eve 2015 in Italy
Take a Tour of Tuscany on a trip to Italian culture and heritage, passing through Florence, Siena, San Gimignano, Volterra, Arezzo.
Or visit the historic city with the Forum and the Palatine, the Colosseum, St. Peter's Basilica, the Piazza del Campidoglio and Capitoline Museums, Galleria Borghese, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Piazza di Spagna, Santa Maria del Popolo, the Trastevere district. ..
New Year's Eve 2016 in Spain
Make your journey's end in Spain: Madrid visit here and meet: Prado, Thyssen Bornemisza Museum, Reina Sofia Centre, Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor Austrias district …
If you like music choice Barcelona for New Year season of 2015. Take a cultural tour by: Gothic Quarter, Picasso Museum, the Park Güell, Casa Museu Gaudi, Passeig de Gracia, the Museum of Catalan Art, Montjuic … In Falstaff Grand Theatre del Liceu hear Verdi's opera. Watch the New Year concert at the Palace of Music.
In Seville, Spain, visit Alcazar, the Cathedral, the Museum of Fine Arts, the works of Murillo's Charity Hospital, the Mudejar art in the House of Pilate, Maria Luisa Park, the Santa Cruz quarter and white houses. Cruise along the Guadalquivir River.
New Year's Eve 2016 in Austria
Travel to Austria on the night of New Year's Eve 2015. Visit and get to know Salzburg: Hohensalzburg Fortress, Château Mirabel, Mozart House, the residence. Look for excursions to the Salzkammergut, St Wolfgang and Bad Ischl. Watch the concert at the Mirabell Palace.
New Year's Eve 2016 in Vienna
In Vienna, Austria for a varied list of sites to visit. Cultural Route: The Cathedral of St. Etienne, Schönbrunn, Hofburg, Belvedere, Karlskirche, Museum of Fine Arts, Museum Liechtenstein. Watch the unforgettable New Year's Concert at the Imperial Palace.
New Year's Eve 2016 in Prague
In Prague make an exceptional trip, spend the night at the opera, watch the New Year's concert, and visit the Monastery of Strahov Premonstratensian, the castle (Hradcany), the ancient Jewish city, Mala Strana and Charles Bridge, the Schwarzenberg Palace, the St. Vitus Cathedral, the Estates Theatre, Lower Town …
New Year's Eve 2016 in Portugal
Spend the best night's end on a journey to Madeira, more properly to Funchal. In cultural tour be sure to visit: Botanical Gardens Madeira, Funchal, Câmara de Lobos, Ponta do Sol, Funchal, Porto Moniz, St. Vincent, Camacha, Santana, Machico, orchid garden …
Or make your New Year Party 2015 in Portugal: Lisbon Visit and get to see the Cathedral, the Monastery of Jeronimos, the Fortress of Belém, São Jorge Castle, Alfama, … Sintra and Queluz.
New Year's Eve 2016 in Senegal
In his New Year trip to Senegal Dakar visit, including cultural tour at Langue de Barbarie National Park, the island of Goree, Park National Shrine, St. Louis, Lake Rose …
New Year's Eve 2016 in Istanbul
In Istanbul be sure to visit Topkapi, Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, St. Saviour in Chora, Dolmabahce Palace, Mosque Chezhade, Fener and Eyüp, the Hippodrome Square, the Saray Yerabatan.
New Year's Eve 2016 in southern China
On the eve of New Year in China, can opt for a cultural tour in southern China visiting Shanghai, Kunming, Dali, Erhai Lake, Lijiang, Yufeng Monastery, Naxi villages, watching the Naxi songs and dances …
New Year's Eve 2016 in Jordan
How about first memories of the years 2016 and Petra?
Travel to Jordan, in the New Year. Take a cultural tour and visit the most beautiful places in Jordan: Jerash, Wadi Rum, Petra, Madaba, Mount Nebo, the Dead Sea, Aqaba, Kerak, Amman, Umm al Rassas.
New Year's Eve 2016 in Turkey
Travel to Turkey on the eve of New Year 2016 will embark on trismus Cultural visiting Ephesus, Pamukkale, Aphrodisias, Didyma, Miletus, Priene, Hierapolis, Selçuk, Nysa.
New Year's Eve 2016 in Iran
Visit Tehran in Iran, Persepolis, Shiraz, Pasargadae, Isfahan, Natanz, Kashan.
New Year in Egypt 2015-Cruise on Lake Nasser
A cruise holiday season is an excellent choice. Take a cultural journey into Nubia: a cruise on Lake Nasser from Aswan to Abu Simbel temple, passing by the Kalabsha, Kiosk Keretassi, Wadi el Seboua temple of Amada, Derr temple, tomb Pennut. A visit to Aswan Philae, Saint-Siméon and Elephantine Island.
New Year's Eve 2016 in Russia
Visit St. Petersburg on the occasion of New Year 2015. Do sightseeing with tourist guide: the Hermitage, Peter and Paul Fortress, Nevsky Prospekt, Pavlovsk, the church of Saint Nicolas des Marins, the Catherine Palace, the Art Museum russ …
New Year's Eve 2016 in Bruges, Belgium
Make your 2016 New Year trip to Belgium. Visit Bruges, Groenigemuseum, Memling Museum, Beguine, Basilica of the Holy Blood … and make excursions to Ghent and Brussels.
New Year's Eve 2016 in Malta
Can visit in Malta: Valletta, temple of Hagar Qim, three temples of Tarxien, Mdina, Rabat, Vittoriosa, Senglea.
New Year's Eve 2016 in Germany
Viage to Germany during the passage of years and do a cultural tour in Dresden. Also visit the Frauenkirche cathedral, a picture gallery of old masters, Albertinum … Moritzburg Castle, Meissen, Pillnitz …
In Berlin visit the Pergamon Museum, the Gemälde Gallery, the new Egyptian Museum, the East Side Gallery … Take a tour to Potsdam for a guided visit to the Castle of Sans Souci. Watch the concert of the Staatsoper and the celebrations at the Brandenburg Gate.
New Year's Eve 2016 in Istanbul
Take a trip organized by Hémérys Interludes in Turkey in Istanbul. Visit: the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, the Church of St. Saviour in Chora, Suleymaniye Mosque, the Church of Saints Sergius and Bacchus, the Mosaic Museum, the Saray Yerabatan.
New Year's Eve 2016 in Budapest
Discover Budapest at the end of the year. Do not miss the visits: Palace of Parliament, the Castle Hill and the Coronation Church. The Széchenyi baths, the churches of the university, the Franciscans, St. Etienne, castalo Gödöllö Grassalkovich. Assiata the concert of the Hungarian State Opera at the Palais des Arts.
New Year's Eve 2016 in Morocco
Visit in Morocco: Rabat, Fez, Meknes, Volubilis, Moulay Idriss.
New Year's Eve 2016 in Tunisia
In Tunisia take a guided tour of Tunis, Carthage, Kairouan, Sidi Bou Said, Utica …
Choose your dream destination and visit places in the New Year's eve 2016 unforgettable.


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TITANIC-TITANIC.com | SS Ceramic
- Builder: Harland and Wolff
- Yard No.: 432
- Launched: 11th December, 1912
- Maiden Voyage: 24th July, 1913 Liverpool - Australia
- Gross Tonnage: 18,495 tons
- Length: 655.1 ft.
- Beam: 69.4 ft.
- Decks: 4
- Funnels: 1
- Masts:
- Propellers: 3
- Engines: 2 x 3 cylinder triple expansion engines + low pressure turbine to centre prop.
- Boilers:
- Speed: 15.5 knots
- Port of Registry: Liverpool
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Ceramic was built at the Belfast yard of Harland and Wolff for the White Star Line, in 1912, and was launched on the 11th December, 1912. Ceramic was fitted two permanent 4.7" guns which fitted at the rear, under covers.
Ceramic was delivered on the 5th July, 1913, which was just in time for her to appear in the Mersey Pageant on the 11th. The pageant was arranged by the Liverpool Steamship Owners Association, and it was organised to celebrate the visit of King George V, who was invited to open the new Gladstone graving dock. The all new Ceramic was one of the many ships present, along with 600 guests, and was third in line, behind Mauretania and Andania, in order of tonnage. Her fellow White Star Line stablemate Mersey, was also a guest at the Mersey Pageant.
Ceramic's maiden voyage began on the 24th July, 1913, between Liverpool and Australia on the Joint Service. Ceramic was the largest vessel on the route, until the Mooltan, a vessel of 20,841 tons, served on the route in 1923. Ceramic still holds the record for the tallest masts to pass under Sydney Harbour bridge.
In the August of 1914, Ceramic was put onto trooping duties to the United Kingdom for the Australian Expeditionary Force, and given the pendant number A 40.
In the May of 1916, whilst carrying 2,500 troops in the Mediterranean, A 40 was narrowly missed by a torpedo from an unknown vessel.
In the May of 1917, A 40 was requisitioned under the Liner Requisition Scheme, and mainly used to transport refrigerated cargo.
On the 9th June, 1917, A 40 underwent another near miss from a torpedo, again from an unknown vessel. On the 21st July, A 40 was chased by a surfaced U-boat, off the Canary Islands, but escaped with her superior speed.
In 1919, A 40 reverted to White Star Line, and was refurbished by Harland and Wolff, at Belfast
Ceramic made her first post-war sailing on the 18th November, 1920, between Liverpool, Glasgow and Sydney. Glasgow became an occasional call on the route after the war.
In 1930, Ceramic collided with Pacific Steam Navigation Company's ship Laguna, in the River Thames.
In 1934, Ceramic was transferred to the Shaw, Savill & Albion Line, when the Cunard White Star merger took place.
On 25th August, 1934, Ceramic made her first Shaw, Savill & Albion Line sailing between Liverpool and Brisbane.
In the June of 1936, Ceramic underwent a refit, and was modernised at Harland and Wolff, in Govan. The verandah cafe, aft, together with the glassed in forward bridge deck date from this refit. Ceramic's crew accommodation was also repositioned, and improved.
On the 15th August, 1936, Ceramic returned to the Shaw, Savill & Albion Line service.
Ceramic was commissioned as a troopship in the February of 1940, and in the December, she collided with the Andrew Weir & Company's vessel Testbank.
On 23rd November, 1942, Ceramic departed Liverpool carrying 378 passengers, plus 278 crew and gunners. On December 6th/7th, around midnight, Ceramic was traveling between Liverpool, South Africa and Australia, when she was hit by a torpedo, off the Azores, from U-515. Out of the entire passengers and crew of 655, there was just one survivor, a Royal Engineer sapper called Eric Munday, who was picked by U-515 for interrogation. Ceramic's loss went unrecorded for many months, until the sole survivor, who was now a Prisoner of War, in Marlag-Milag-Nord, in Hamburg, wrote home about it.
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Nazea Hasan Sayed ProfileNazea is an indian television actress. She was part of serials like colors Phulwa and Zee TV's Punar Vivah Ek Nayi Umeed (Shashi Sumeet Mittal Productions. Pretty looking actress was also seen in the sequel of Once Upon A Time In Mumbai. Recently she has essayed the role of Vrishali, Karna's wife in Star Plus's popular mythological show Mahabharat.
BiographyNazea is one of the talented actress. She has played the role of Jasmine in Alladin and also seen in an episodic of Vikarm Bhatt and Entertainment Hub's Haunted Nights on Sahara One wherein she was seen as a model cum anchor who goes to a different place for some work.
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Age : 24 Years Approx
Height : 5'5" Approx
Occupation: Actor
Debut movie : Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Again
In Ekk Nayi PehchaanNazea entered in Sony Tv's Ekk Nayi Pehchaan as Shanaya. Shanaya was the Suresh Modi's (Sooraj Tappar) daughter from his second wife.
Vrishali in MahabharatThe beautiful actress essayed the character of Vrishali, wife of Karna (Ahem Sharma) in Siddharth Kumar Tewary's Mahabharat on Star Plus. As per Hindu mythology, Vrishali, the girl chosen for Karna was from the charioteer caste.
In OUATIM AgainTelevision actress Nazea Hasan Sayed's acting is shinning bright these days. The young actress is successfully made her presence in Punar Vivah Ek Nayi Umeed on Zee Tv and has made a cameo appearance in Akshay Kumar, Sonakshi Sinha and Imran Khan starrer film Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Again. Nazea was seen as the younger sister of Sonakshi Sinha.
In Punar Vivah Ek Nayi UmeedNazea was last seen in Zee Tv show Punar Vivah Ek Nayi Umeed, She has played supporting character in show. Since, she was the elder most of Raj's (Karan V Grover) three sisters, she was connected with both his past and present. Moreover, she has turned into someone who does not believe in marriages.
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Our 100% estate wines include four vineyard designated Syrahs. These highly stressed vineyards average a yield of only two tons or less per acre, resulting in wines true to each vineyard's unique terroir.
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The Wine Advocate - "The first of the Syrahs is the saturated purple 2006 Syrah Cailloux Vineyard (with 4% Viognier in the blend). It displays a Cote-Rotie-like nose of smoked meat, game, and bacon with a dollop of burnt sugar and blueberry making an appearance. Layered, plush, and super-rich, this full-bodied, pleasure-bent effort has exceptional length. Difficult to resist now, it can be enjoyed over the next 10-12 years."
Wine Spectator - "Plush and polished, this brims with cherry and blackberry aromas and flavors that are nicely shaded with streaks of mineral and green olive. Supple, harmonious and expressive as the finish keeps sailing on and on. Best from 2011 through 2018. 744 cases made. "
International Wine Cellar - "Deep ruby-red. Head-spinning aromas of blackberry, boysenberry, raspberry, black olive tapenade, Szechuan peppercorn, gunflint and beef jerky. Deep, sappy and saline, with superb energy to the flavors of dark raspberry, musky brown spices, dark chocolate, black olive and pepper. Finishes with big, broad, dusty tannins and outstanding lift and length. Real wine-class syrah, expressive from the start but gaining in energy with extended aeration. This was better after 24 hours in the recorked bottle, with flavors of blackberry, black olive and pepper dominating. Winemaker/owner Baron points out that this is his flagship wine, with a production of 750 cases."
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Cayuse Winery
An adventure in the new world
Christophe Baron grew up among the vineyards and cellars of his family's centuries-old Champagne house, Baron Albert. His sense of adventure, however, led him to become the first Frenchman to establish a winery in Washington State.
While visiting the Walla Walla Valley in 1996, Christophe spotted a plot of land that had been plowed up to reveal acres of softball-sized stones. This stony soil, this terroir, was just like that of some of the most prestigious French appellations. The difficult ground would stress the grapevines, making them produce more mature, concentrated fruit.
He named his vineyard after the Cayuse, a Native American tribe whose name was taken from the French cailloux--which means, rocks. Hours of back-breaking work later, Cayuse Vineyards has become five vineyards encompassing 41 acres.
The majority is planted with Syrah, and the rest dedicated to Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, Merlot, Mourvèdre, Roussanne, Tempranillo and Viognier. All of the vineyards are planted in rocky earth within the Walla Walla Valley appellation. Cayuse was the first winery in Washington State to use biodynamic farming methods. View all Cayuse Wines
About Walla Walla Valley
Sharing part of the valley with Oregon, Walla Walla is on the southeast side of the Columbia Valley. It is primarily red grape land, with Cabernet Sauvignon leading in the vineyards, followed by Merlot and the ever-growing and very popular, Syrah.In the 1990's, as Washington State was gaining more acclaim for its red wines, Walla Walla was hailed by wine critics for its quality and sense of place. That has not changed. Many red wines from Walla Walla show not only great complexity and elegance, but ageability. Though the region is known for the red wines, the most planted white grape here is Chardonnay.
About WashingtonRelated Links:Now the number two producer in the United States, Washington State has also grown in quality.
So how does a state known for rain and coffee produce high quality wines? They plant their grapes on the east side of the Cascade mountains, away from that ever-present rain cloud that sits along the coast. Perhaps wine grapes do well since the sandy loam soils east of the Cascade range give way to an almost desert-like land, saved from drought only by the helpful rivers that run through the area – and the good irrigation systems.
Thinking that the state would do best with typical northern growing grapes like Riesling and Gewurtztraminer, turns out the apple state is well-suited for reds, namely Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and, more recently, Syrah. Of course, whites have not been forgotten - Washington State Rieslings range from bone-dry to sweet, are well-structured and high quality, and Chardonnay dominates most of the other white plantings, making a range of wines. But the reds of the region, Merlot in particular, have made Washington State a quality force to be reckoned with.
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Alcohol By Volume GuideMost wine ranges from 10-16% alcohol by volume. Some varietals tend to have higher (for example Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon) or lower alcohol levels (Pinot Noir and many white varietals), but there is always some variation from producer to producer. Some wine falls outside of this range, for instance Port weighs in closer to 20%, while Muscat and Riesling are usually a bit below 10%.
Wine Style Guide
Light & Crisp
- Light to medium bodied wines that are high in acid and light to medium fruit. Typically no oak.
Fruity & Smooth
- Light to medium bodied wines with lots of juicy fruit, typically medium acid and medium oak.
Rich & Creamy
- Full bodied wines that have typically undergone malo-lactic fermentation and/or spent time in oak.


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New England Pond Hockey Festival has decided to name the women's competitive division in honor of Kristen Cameron. We hope that the hockey community can continue to support Kristen and help tell her story.
In September of 2010, Kristen, a Charlottetown, PEI, Canada native, was the victim of a hit and run by a drunk driver while she was cycling in Erie, Pennsylvania. Kristen was just 25 at the time of the accident. The driver was going an estimated 60 miles per hour when he struck Kristen, sending her 50 feet from the point of impact. As a result, Kristen sustained a serious spinal cord injury, breaking her neck at the C6 and C7 vertebras. She is currently paralyzed from the chest down, with no control of her fingers and limited mobility in her arms (C5 complete quadriplegic). Kristen underwent surgery at the Hamot Medical Center in Erie, and is now at the Lyndhurst Centre, a spinal cord rehabilitation hospital in Toronto.
Kristen was a graduate student and assistant hockey coach at Mercyhurst College at the time of the injury. Last year, Kristen helped coach the Division I squad to a 30-3-3 record, reaching the Frozen Four. Prior to her coaching position she was a star ice hockey player at Bowdoin College, receiving NESCAC Rookie of the Year honors, as well as being named to the All-Conference team three of her four years. Her successful career was capped by a First-Team All-American nod in 2008. As a senior, Kristen captained both the golf team and the hockey team.
As a result of such an injury, Kristen and her family face enormous financial burdens; these burdens are worsened by the fact that the driver who struck Kristen had no insurance. The Kristen Cameron Trust Fund was established by her extended family to support Kristen and her parents.
Many of Kristen's friends and teammates will be present in Rangeley this year and will be accepting donations at the reception on Saturday and throughout the tournament. If you wish to donate outside of NEPHF, checks can be made out to the Kristen Cameron Trust Fund and sent to:
Bruce Donaldson
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Right im going to buy a shell and build my own carpc system it needs to be small as its going in a mini.
So what am i buying
I want to have it so it plays mp3's,Can copy cd's and can use a couple of applications.
Im going to have a ps2 so it can do the dvd part.
The budget is quite tight around 100 pound probably buy the partd from ebay.
Thanks in advance MiniManShane
100 pounds = US$175.25 (as of 7/21/2005).Originally Posted by Minimanshane
Unless you've got spare parts lying around withwhich to build your vehicle computer, good luck. This is not a budget hobby in any shape or form.
Ok so what is the basic build i could go for?
see how much you can get a screen for and work it out from there, its probably the most expensive single item.
The screen isnt the part im wanting to find out about really ill spend 130 pound on it but need to find out what to buy for the pc.
I guess this would be considered a "common" starting point:
MP3Car Custom Car Computer (3688)
- Motherboard VIA VIA EPIA M10000 Mini-ITX Mainboard
- Hard Drive 2.5" Hard Drive 60GB Samsung 5400rpm
- CD/DVD Drive Panasonic Slot Load DVD-ROM/CD-RW Combo Drive 24x24x24
- Memory Ultra Low Profile 512MB DDR RAM
Subtotal: $651.00
(This does not include any of the incidentals like OS, adaptors, cables, etc)
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Wondering what is the sweetest class that the Pajarito Environmental Education Center will be offering this summer? Without a doubt, it is the classes on beekeeping with local honey man Scott Mills of Mariposa Apiaries in Los Alamos.
The first of the two classes is offered for those who are interested in learning more about honeybees and beekeeping in general. Topics in this two-hour introductory course will include life inside the beehive, the honeybee life cycle, the importance of honeybees, and protective clothing and basic equipment needed for getting started.
This first class will be offered from 10 a.m.- noon Saturday. The tuition is $10 or $9 for PEEC members. A video about bees will be available for those wishing to bring a lunch and stay longer.
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wvbms and chub11 are spot-on. North Lake/Tahoe City has way more in the way of riding. Big, big mountains literally within minutes of each other. And while your parents wouldn't have to hang out at Squaw while you rode the mountain, they could easily take the gondola up for a nice lunch (or the mountain top sunset dinner overlooking Lake Tahoe, which is pretty spectacular), or make a short drive into Truckee, which is a quaint old mining town with lots of nice shoppes and places to stop for a cocktail or cold beer.
The dinner options in Tahoe City are more limited, but the scenery and general atmosphere is much cooler. It's one of those Cali towns where everyone's dog hangs out in their store...wearing a bandana. And if the weather is good, pack your camera and take the drive down 89 to Emerald Bay. Your knuckles will be sore from gripping the steering wheel in fear, but there are state parks and pull offs along the way so you can get some memorable family pics. You won't be disappointed.
If the weather is good, and you have the time, I strongly recommend making the whole drive around the lake. It is mind-blowing beautiful. You drive through neighborhoods of trillion dollar homes, water-front parks where you climb out among the rocks, big cliffs, and even a tunnel carved through the mountain before you get to South Lake, where you can stop for a bite. Time it so you can hit Emerald Bay at sunset on your way home (you DON'T want to drive that road after dark) and your parents will consider you a tour god. You can stand at the top of he cliffs, with waterfall on one side, and a view of Heavenly across the lake on the other side.
Depending upon where you're staying, and the snow conditions, you'll wake up in North Lake to the sound of avalanche control bombs going off. That's your cue to dress warm, pack a Bloody Mary, and head down 89 (W. Lake Blvd) to any number of pull-offs, and watch the sunrise. Get up early enough, and the sky will be crystal clear and blue/orange (never clouds at Tahoe, unless it's snowing). You'll see the clearest sky ever...and then the contrails from the San Francisco plane flights start to make streaks across the sky. It's pretty cool.
On Wednesday evenings in Tahoe City, check out Sunnyside, north of Homewood. They do fresh grilled fish tacos and draft beer. Best apres ski in the area, but get there early...parking can get nutty.
Seriously, though...you didn't say how long you're going to be there. If you're there mid-week, hit up Mt. Rose for 2 for Tuesdays. Homewood any midweek day...it's small, but doesn't feel small. And make a drive to Sugarbowl. You'll get some nice touristy stuff, and a great mountain, too!
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KWS Motorsports Riders continue success at WERA Cycle Jam
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KWS Motorsports Riders continue success at WERA Cycle Jam
Round 3 of the WERA National series brought us to Road Atlanta for a long weekend of racing. Thursday practice was hindered with continuous rain and only allowed a few laps around the track in the afternoon. Luie Zendajas and Sean Dywer used the Friday WERA Endurance race to get up to speed and be ready 2 days of racing to follow. The beautiful weather stayed with us for Saturday's 6 lap Sportsman races.
First up was the A Superstock race which was the start of many front running battles for the podium spots. James Dellinger finished in fourth place with Luie right on his tail to finish in the fifth spot. KWS Veteran Rider Scott Carpenter came in tenth. Sean pulled out of the race after he heard a noise on his bike, later to find out an exhaust spring broke and allowed one of the headers to come out of place. With the track conditions improving and the heat climbing, the riders headed out for the F1 race. Dwyer put his head down to make up for the A Superstock race was able to move into second place with Luie right on his tail this time at the checkered flag. Scott rounded out the top ten. In the Senior Superbike race Scott finally reached the podium with a third place. The last race of the day was A Superbike which continued to see great racing all the way to the checkered flag. Sean took his first win of the Weekend with James in fifth and Scott coming in ninth. Luie had decided to sit out the last race to conserve himself for the nationals on Sunday.
Sundays WERA National races started with another day of great weather, but it was going to be close at the end of the day with a storm front a few hours away. The racing was even better than the previous day with faster times and more riders battling for podium positions. The first race of the afternoon was the 8 lap Open Superstock. With better grid positions based on points virtually all of the fast guys were on the first few rows which made which saw very close racing for the half of the race until the leaders were able to stretch out a lead. Sean was again on the podium with a second place with Luie just missing out in fourth place. James was able to hang on to an eighth position.
Just as race nine got underway, we got our first bit of rain for the day. There was a small delay in the racing to allow the track to dry out, but all of the races were then shortened to try and get them all in before the real weather arrived. So just as we were getting ready to got out for the now eight lap Open Superbike race, it started raining again. Which in turn created a mad scramble in the pits to set the bikes up for a now rain race. Then, just as earlier in the day, the rain stopped and we then had another mad scramble to go back to our dry setup's. THe race got underway with dark clouds getting closer and the temperature dropping. The threat of an on coming downpour seemed to encourage the riders to push themselves even harder as the racing was even closer till the end than the previous races for the weekend. Sean and Luie crossed the finish line in second and third place respectively with James again landing an eighth place position. The rain finally started coming down just as the riders were coming up for the podium presentation.
Luie Zendejas - "This past weekends Road Atlanta Cycle Jam were a big success for us. My Crew chief Mike Godin did an incredible job as always building me a super fast reliable KWS Motorsports GSX-R 1000. It was working perfect from day one and was able to just concentrate on getting to pace, and showed results in a podium finish in the WERA Superbike race. Miller is the next stop and the whole team goes pretty good there so it should be a good show! A big thanks to Icebox Cryotherapy for getting us treated during the weekend, it really helped with body recovery after a long day at the track. And all my Sponsors Dunlop tires, Ridersdiscount.com, Knight's Armaments, KWS Motorsports, Millennium Technologies, Ballistic Batteries, Storm Endurance, and Arai helmets."
Sean Dwyer - "What a killer weekend. Road Atlanta seems to produce close racing, and I really enjoy the track. Thermosman has my chassis absolutely on rails and that has my confidence going for sure. We battled at the front all weekend and had some great battles with some pretty epic passes, racing with some real fast guys. I'm pumped to be leading the points in WERA Superbike and only one point back in A Superstock at this point because the rest of the tracks are ones we go pretty well at. Big thanks to Godin and KWS for giving us killer horsepower, Eric and Dani, Dunlop Tires for giving us the best tires for all the different conditions, Millennium Technologies, Ballistic Batteries, Motul, Leo Vince, Zero Gravity, Pit-Bull.
KWS Motorsports (www.kwsmotorsports.com) is proudly sponsored by:
Millennium Technologies, Ballistic Performance Components, Pit Bull, Leo Vince Exhaust, Motion Pro, VP Race Fuels, Bazzaz, Yoyodyne, Worldwide Bearing, K&N Filters, Cox Radiator Guards, Zero Gravity Windscreens, Spider Grips, CP-Carrillo, Web Camshafts, and Motul Lubricants.
Luie Zendejas (www.luiezendejasracing.com) is proudly sponsored by:
KWS Motorsports, Riders Discount, Millennium Technologies, Ballistic Performance Components, Thermosman Suspension, Knights Armaments, Dark Horse Foundation, Infinite Labs, Five Ten, Storm Endurance Sports Bicycle Shop, Andrew Swenson Designs, Drippin' Wet, Pit Bull, Dunlop Tires, VP Racing Fuels, Leo Vince Exhaust, Bazzaz, Arai Helmets, Alpinestars, Oakley, Ice Box Cryotherapy, Web Cams, CP-Carrillo, Motion Pro, K&N Filters, Cox Radiator Guards, Zero Gravity Windscreens, Worldwide Bearings, Spiegler Brake Lines, Spider Grips,and Motul Lubricants.
Sean Dwyer is proudly sponsored by:
KWS Motorsports, Riders Discount, Millennium Technologies, Ballistic Performance Components, Thermosman Suspension, Andrew Swenson Designs, Drippin' Wet, Pit Bull, Dunlop Tires, VP Racing Fuels, Leo Vince Exhaust, Bazzaz, Arai Helmets, Alpinestars, Oakley, Web Camshafts, CP-Carrillo, Motion Pro, K&N Filters, Cox Radiator Guards,Zero Gravity Windscreens, Worldwide Bearings, Spiegler Brake Lines, Spider Grips, and Motul Lubricants.
For Information: http://www.kwsmotorsports.com.