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And that was just stupid, you sit down and it just goes flat again, lamest thing ever
Why not sit on a nearby bench instead? bench don't deflate, period. :]. Kinda amusing though.
Sure it doesn't work... and she had to stop her phonecall because of her deflating chair-bum but at the end of the day... isn't the quest for automatic chair made out of glad bags worth it?
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Download Mods4cars, the southern California based specialist in high-end electronics for convertible top and remote controls, announced the release of their latest "SmartTOP" comfort roof top control for the new Audi A3 convertible. Customers are now able to raise and lower their convertible top at the touch of a button while driving at low speed or remoteley using their factory key fob. The new T-Adapter saves 50% installation time. The adapter is included at no extra cost. It allows an simple plug-and-play installation of the SmartTOP module without the need to remove single contacts from the plug. Also, the original condition can easily be restored in seconds. The SmartTOP-A3 offers plenty of customizable, useful features, in one easy to install product. This unique comfort controller can be installed by anyone with the help of the detailed installation manual. Installation requires little electronic skills and only standard tools. No soldering! The module comes with all wires and parts needed. No need for extra key fobs. All remote features are activated with the original key remote. Unique design features only to be found in their product: Fully E13 tested and certified: E13 10R-02 4133, Ultra-low power standby mode (less than 0.1mA), InstallAID!" LED shows correct installation and status, Intuitive Setup menu for easy customization, Universal compatibility to these cars in ONE module: Audi A4/S4 (B6, B7) Convertible + Audi TT Roadster Model Year 2007+ & Audi A3 Convertible Model Year 2008+. Product Features: Comfort soft top control while driving: Within a programmable speed limit (A4: up to 40km/h / 25mph, TT and A3: up to 60km/h / 38mph) the roof can be operated automatically with a short push of the open or close button. Remote roof control: One-Touch operation of roof and windows with the original remote. Choose if windows should be up or down (A4). Deluxe Mode allows starting engine during remote roof operation. Also allows turning the engine off, getting out and locking the doors, while the top is still closing.


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Distilled 1974 Bottled 2004. Robert Scott has been immersed in the Scotch Whisky trade since he left school at the age of 16. Starting first as a lowly distillery worker responsible for cleaning the stills, he rose steadily through the ranks, gaining extensive knowledge of the distilling trade. By the time he had reached his 32nd birthday not only had he gained an enviable reputation as an accomplished all-rounder in whisky production but, most importantly, he had become one of the most respected "nosers" of Scotch Whiskies.
The Macallan Distillery is probably one of the most famous brands in the whisky industry today. The distillery is three miles from Craigellachie which is the heart of the Speyside region. Even though Macallan is located in the heart of Speyside they have labeled it a Highland malt. The distillery was founded in 1824 and was named the Elchies Distillery. Macallan has 8 wash stills and 18 spirit stills and produces around 8,000,000 litres a year. In 2001 Macallan opened up a new visitor center. The tour that Macallan provides is very in depth and is great if you are just starting out and learning all about whisky. It shows all the processes and the maturation all the way down to microscopic slides so you can understand what happens. It is worth visiting.
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Whoa. Oh no. It's…look out! It's the Range Rover Long Wheelbase (LWB) Supercharged, with 7.8 inches more of the company's megasize luxury SUV to love, if you have any love in your ashen hearts, you swine.
Range Rover LWB: Monstrous luxury
The 2014 Range Rover LWB is wrapped in acoustically laminated glass, heavily sedated with sound insulation and upholstered in an endometrium of very supple hides, says Dan Neil. Photo: Getty Images.
One of the few vehicles on the market that can still reliably return single-digit fuel economy during a night on the town, the LWB's efficiency is—and I mean this in the nicest way possible—negligent (EPA-rated 14/19/16 mpg, city/highway/combined).
And that is only one of the ways the LWB is a paragon of moral decay. It is obscenely fast—0-60 in 5.5 seconds—wretchedly comfortable, and belligerently large. The thing rounds a corner like it should have a water cannon on the roof.
The LWB is how you roll when you just don't care. Really. Don't care.
The long wheelbase package is livery trade, of course. Call it luxury logistics: celebrity car services, five-star hotels and resorts, diplomatic missions. If you have a wedding-catering service in Dubai, you have about 20 of these in your bestiary, I think.
The LWB's additional amenities are focused where the client/owner sits, in the rear cabin, including paparazzi-foiling rear-side power window blinds and a panoramic moonroof with power blind. A four-zone cabin-climate system was a $4,150 option on our test car ($122,900), including climate-controlled front seats with massage function; and climate controlled rear seats with power recline and tilt. The rear seats rake to a relaxed 17 degrees (don't go there).
Other upfits included the dual-screen rear-entertainment system with remote and wireless headphones ($2,400) and a chest-thumping Meridian audio system ($1,850). Beverage cooler? Check.
Our test car even included the tow package ($1,300), with active locking rear differential and full-size spare, handy if you're away from the compound and angry crowds shoot one of your tires out.
I know what you are thinking: China. In the status anxiety that afflicts modern China, a vehicle like the LWB—huge, British, powerful—is catnip. Jaguar Land Rover is practically falling over itself to set a beachhead in the Chinese market (though execs note that the U.S. is still the biggest for JLR overall). At the most recent Beijing Auto show, in April, the company unveiled the LWB with a V6 diesel hybrid powertrain. Land Rover expects about a quarter of Range Rovers sold in U.S. to be long wheelbase, compared with 40% in China.
The thing is a beast, a beautiful panic, a runaway gantry heaving into view. The LWB is of dimensions just large enough to scare little children and make dogs bark as if they sense a deeper evil.
I wonder if there isn't in the potential popularity of Range Rover in China a kind of postcolonial blowback, with the Chinese wanting to possess, to own, these chauffeur-driven symbols of British privilege?
It's a kind of opium, anyway. The LWB is wrapped in acoustically laminated glass, heavily sedated with sound insulation and upholstered in an endometrium of very supple hides. I was particularly fond of our test car's "shadow walnut" veneer with lustered aluminum trim. The rear cabin, where the boss sits, has the overgenerous dimensions of, say, a Hispano-Suiza town car of the 1920s. Bear in mind, this is a four-passenger vehicle that weighs 5,320 pounds, so one could say it delivers an acute sense of structure.
But now, I can't go on without addressing my hideous family secret. My wife wants a vintage Range Rover, preferably a two-door in British green and black brush bars—Oy! And, of course, she wants one produced during the model's most problem-plagued years, which date from beginning of production (1970) to the end (1996).
No, seriously, a properly sorted first-gen with manual transmission, coil springs and carbureted V8 would be absolutely cricket, but I have nowhere to park it and no garage in which to perform routine maintenance, like transmission replacements.


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The Queens Museum Expands and Upgrades
On Tuesday, the Queens Museum of Art broke ground on an expansion project that will double its size. The $65 million expansion project comes from a combination of public and private funds, with $48 million coming from the city. The groundbreaking was festive, attended by Queens artists, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and a host of cultural representatives from the borough.
To the tune of cumbia music, the crowd that gathered for the groundbreaking was overwhelmingly festive. Tom Finkelpearl, the museum's executive director is looking forward to continuing the museum's tradition of connecting with the community through art.
"Museums have to work really hard to open their doors, and we're doing it physically—in terms of visibility from the Grand Central [Parkway]—but also socially and psychologically," he said.
As far as offerings, Finkelpearl says that the museum has plans to do a project with the Andy Warhol Museum, but he emphasizes that he won't forget the neighborhood.
"We'll give Queens artists the same space that we'll give Andy Warhol," he said. "That's what's so exciting about this expansion."
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Z-Report Draft Show: Running backs and more
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Lance, enjoyed the draft show.
Question about Gibbs/ZBS. How the heck do they practice it at full speed? I can't imagine them going full speed in practice with that system and exposing guys like Mario and Amobi to knee injury… I mean, obviously they WILL practice it at full speed against our defensive line – but won't it dramatically increase a chance of injury?
Or am I worrying too much? (probably)
If done properly, a cut block isn't as dangerous as people make it sound. Navy literally cuts all over the field on every play and you don't see guys going off on a stretcher all game long.
You never know what is going to happening, but value-wise, other than Chris Williams, I don't see anyone that will still be around worth the 18th pick. Cornerback and running back seems relatively deep. I hope the Texans can find a trading partner to trade back!
In my opinion, after years of focusing on the defensive side of the ball and Gibbs stating he'll develop a mid to late round tackle, the Texans should pick a stud running back at 18. Smith has focused a lot of attention to re-tool our secondary through free agency and I believe we can pick up another corner in the third round. Our running game was terrible last year and a good back will make our running game as potent as our passing game. It will also keep the defense off the field, which has always been a problem the Texans have had. A running back makes sense to me.
Great show I have been really pushing Forsett to be the guy in the fifth, but I hear what you are saying with them having to play special teams as well. I agree the Texans don't take a running back in the first round or the third. All the verbage I keep hearing is a back to develop I don't think Mendenhall and Stewart are going to need to much to develop. Looking forward to next season.
Could you tell me why Ron Dayne is not getting re-signed? The guy has said he'd like to retire as a Texan, so I imagine it wouldn't take a whole lot to get him. Plus, in the last two years, he's the only one that's actually been able to run the ball. Granted, he's no burner, and he's not feature back material, but it seems to me, with bringing in Gibbs and the re-dedication to the ZBS, that it's a no-brainer to keep the only productive back you've got. Is there something inherent to Dayne's running style that makes him illfit the ZBS?
With Dayne as the primary ball-carrier over the last couple of years (by default), the Texans have been one of the poorer running teams in the league. He hasn't run badly when healthy, but he just doesn't have the burst to turn 3 yard runs into 10 yard runs when the holes are there and his lack of speed is a major factor right now as it pertains to outside zone running plays. On the outside zone, you want to be able to bounce the ball around the corner if that is what the defense gives you and Dayne doesn't have that gear to do that. Because teams know that, they don't have to flow wide as hard and that ends up taking away those cutback lanes. Dayne is still okay with the inside zone plays, but the Texans really need to start widening the field with the outside zone so that they create more cutback opportunities and better bootleg opportunities in the passing game.
Dear God,
Please "make it rain" in Dallas.
Interesting article about the underrated free agent signings.
They listed Reeves as the most underrated of players who have actually signed.
That is good news but I have to tell you that I'm not sold yet on KC Joyner as it pertains to football "sabermetrics". I read his stuff and I appreciate how he is trying to apply some of the principles that baseball and basketball are using into football but I just don't think it translates quite as well since teams will sometimes "give" a team a completion underneath on a 3-10. Teams will willingly run right into the teeth of a defense in hopes of gaining 2.5 yards just so they can bleed the clock. It is hard to quantify football stats the same way baseball and basketball stats are because teams do things much differently depending on down and distance and score of the game. I think his statistical analysis can be useful, but I think a keen football eye and someone who evaluates for a living should be trusted much more in football than a stat breakdown. With that said, I pray he is right on about Reeves.
yo lance, i shot you and john an email to firstname.lastname@example.com on wednesday regarding a charity golf tournament for the university of houston. hopefully you guys or 1560 can participate in some way. if y'all can, that's cool, and if y'all can't, that's cool too.. just curious if you guys saw it.
either way, keep up the good work with 1560 and your blog and have a good weekend.
John might have seen it, but I didn't. Regardless, you can post the info here if you need the info out and need players. I have a hard time playing in any golf tournaments these days with my draft stuff and with my 11 zillion kids (3, but it seems like 11 zillion with another on the way).
I feel the Texans are waiting till the price tags on the rest of the cornerback market are conducive to their needs and I'm sure the "McSmithiak Machine" will choose wisely…Hard to say what will happen in the draft…Johnathan Stewart drops to 18…and Rogers-Cromartie is at 18, both are sittin' there…what do you do?..CB and RB are very deep in the draft…What if Williams is there at LT at 18…You try to trade down and nobody wants to dance with ya…Look at our RB situation…do we have THE horses in our stable?…will they be or stay healthy…..will this Zone Blocking Systen that will be implemented help out in keeping Matt Schaub off his backside?….I can say that I'm very happy we are not building our team through free agency ala S.F.or.N.Y.Jets or Oakland(sick cash)…quick fix is what it is…we(Texans)are in it for the long haul as we build through the draft…I believe in our coaches and I'm sure they will put an awesome product on the field this year that the whole NFL Nation will take notice. We may not make a big splash in free agency…but we'll make our statement through the draft and that will speak volumes in the 08 season:)
I would take DRC in that scenario. The ZBS scheme is all about opening up your stable for average running backs to give you the productivity you need. As for C. Williams, if he is there, he's going to be the guy in my opinion.
Have you heard any new info. about a possible trade for Rosenfells from the Vikings. Considering that they have missed out on everyone but Losman I could see us in a better position for a second rounder.
Nothing new.
Calais Campbell. He is looking more like a 3-4 DE these days. Big, but somewhat slow.
Do you see DRC with similar upside to Okoye? if so how is it possible he is still available @ #18? similar situation with Williams, IMO. so that leaves Stewart. the reality is there will most likely be a run on corners & tackles. I'm seriously hoping in this case besides RB's falling the Texans might have a shot @ a premier RDE, to bookend Mario.
DRC might not be available at 18. However, one of the knocks on him is that he played lower level competition. Okoye had to play against better players week in and week out and had a very productive senior season against those players.
Did you notice Mayock has Jeff Otah as his #2 tackle? Are you of the same opinion? I still think they take a cb in the 1st and target Greco or Hills later in the draft.
I think the tackle ratings really depend on what you are looking for. I think it is still Long, Clady and then Williams or Otah depending on if you're looking for athletic or if you're looking for a Charles Spencer type.
Hey Lance, thanks for letting me post some information on the golf tournament, and congrats on your kid on the way.
I don't want my post to be a huge unreadable wall of text, so if anyone is interested in playing or wants to buy some sponsorships for a charitable golf tournament for the University of Houston, you can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and I can send you some information about the event. The golf tournament is on March 31.
In vegas right tnow partying it up at the golden nugget and all I can say is woooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!
Hey LZ,
What's the scoop on Allen Patrick from Oklahoma? I haven't heard too many people talking about him at all. Also, I would love to see us take either Tashard Choice or Cory Boyd in the later rounds. Good, quality, cheap young legs with plenty of upside.
Everything thinks Patrick is a one trick pony who will run hard but doesn't have good vision and doesn't really make people miss much. He's still got value because he is good on special teams and can be a 3rd RB.
I might regret asking this, but when reading a breakdown of Chris Williams I came across the phrase "has great bubble". What the hell does that mean?
Bubble = Big, round butt. Teams like seeing that because they think it means you'll have a better center of gravity and better anchor.
The different opinions scouts have given you on Forte are interesting. Obviously, I haven't watched game film, but I feel like Forte's speed is evident. At least his long speed is there. As I posted before, he reminds me of Eddie George. Like George, he strides and covers ground like a sprinter once he is in the open. On the other hand, I do not think he shows the explosion and suddenness that one expects from a back with his 40 time. I am sure that Choice, Rice, Slaton, and Smith all had better 10 and 20 yard splits than Forte.
I hope the Texans sign Crocker. I watched his highlight reel online. He has shown that he will aggressively come up in support. He has been a strong defender for Britney on many occasions. My only question about him is I am not sure how well he can stretch and cover the hole in the deep middle. Anyway, he should be a bargain. I am sure the youtube gig doesn't cover the bills.
Good evaluation on Forte. As for Crocker, you are right again. Good in support but subpar in coverage.
The different opinions scouts have given you on Forte are interesting. Obviously, I haven't watched game film, but I feel like Forte's speed is evident. At least his long speed is there. As I posted before, he reminds me of Eddie George. Like George, he strides and covers ground like a sprinter once he is in the open. On the other hand, I do not think he shows the explosion and suddenness that one expects from a back with his 40 time. I am sure that Choice, Rice, Slaton, and Smith all had better 10 and 20 yard splits than Forte.
I hope the Texans sign Crocker. I watched his highlight reel online. He has shown that he will aggressively come up in support. He has been a strong defender for Britney on many occasions. My only question about him is I am not sure how well he can stretch and cover the hole in the deep middle. Anyway, he should be a bargain. I am sure the youtube gig doesn't cover the bills.
Have you heard anything on the OLB search? I would love to see the Texans go after T. Spikes. What do you think about C. Haggans or W. Holdman? I know that they have both been playing in a 3-4 scheme. How well do you think they could make the switch to Strong side OLB in a 4-3 (plus they could drop down to DE on passing downs)?
I don't think the Texans are going to do much else in FA in terms of theOLB spot. Haggans isa 3-4 OLB for sure and Spikes just doesn't have that much left.
"Bubble = Big, round butt". Ooo, really? Tell me more about Chris Williams. What color are his eyes? Does he have pretty teeth? His favorite movie? Favorite music? His ideal first date?
Lance, tell me about more college prospects who have….well, big bubbles!
ZBS only deals with the run game and play-action passing, right? Will that system change any techniques when it comes to regular 3 and 5-step dropback passing?
If you are asking about just pass protection techniques, then the ZBS has nothing to do with it. The Texans will have their playaction passing but they will also have a 3 step and 5 step passing attack and I'm sure they'll have some 4 wideout shotgun thrown in as well.
Regarding the OT's, what about Branden Albert (I know he's a OG…for now)? Physically he looks like a LT at 6'6 310lbs and running in the 5.15-5.20 range. He's mobile, athletic, and he's got long arms. If DRC, Williams, Mendenhall/Stewart are off the board, do you think Albert gets a look?
Yes I do.
Totally gonna start describing girls as having "great bubble"… pretty excited about it actually
1560's signal is trash. I live in Richmond and I tune in everyday on my way to work hoping to actually hear you and John. Everyday it's the same crappy-ass signal. I end up tuning into Marc and Andre. I wonder how many listeners you're losing because of this. I've had many friends tell me that they listen to 610 because they cannot pick up 1560 either. Someone needs to get this thing fixed now. I'm tired of listening to Rich's fat ass in the afternoon.


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At the Southwest Area Service Center in Houston, the Red Cross' Margaret O'Brien-Molina takes a break to hug a man slumped in a seat in the lobby. The man's name is Donald Robinson, from Metarie, Louisiana, and he's been on the road since Sunday.
It's a story that's been repeated over and over, as refugees show up here looking for assistance. There's no immediate aid for them here, but they are told where they can find shelter and food in other parts of town. What this center does do is coordinate logistics for relief efforts in five states, including much of Louisiana. The staff has been working long hours, manning phones and ordering food, supplies and manpower for areas affected by Hurricane Katrina.
Dozens of mobile food kitchen trucks have left from the center over the past few days. They're on the way to find victims who are quickly running out of food. Across town, inside a hotel ballroom near Houston's main airport, hundreds of cots and blankets are folded neatly. They stretch into a row of makeshift beds that amount to a hurricane shelter for volunteers. Some are headed out the door, on their way to the disaster area.
Leah Crace is the Red Cross' staff services administrator. She's in charge of the processing center where volunteers check-in and get their assignments. They'll head out in teams, with their primary mission to distribute food, water shelter and basic medical care for evacuees who have been left with nothing.
Retired Navy nurse Pat Bull flew in from San Diego about a day ago and is on her first Red Cross assignment. She's been told to expect a rough time. Bull and hundreds of others won't be in Houston long. Turnaround for most volunteers is less than 8 hours. The Red Cross expects this relief effort to cost upwards of $130 million, the largest in the organization's history.


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Khloe Kardashian: "My Weight Is My Biggest Struggle"
She and her sisters may be celebrated for their curves, but Khloe Kardashian admits she isn't 100% confident in her body.
"My weight is always going up and down. I'm always fighting that," the 26-year-old reality star revealed during a video blog Monday. "I feel like no matter what I do, I never look good enough to everybody else."
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Through time, the Khloe & Lamar star said she's come to love her more voluptuous figure -- but that doesn't mean she isn't bothered by what her critics sometimes say.
"That's been a struggle that I think I've gotten ahold of, not caring what other people think," she said. "But as much as I say that, other people's words eventually come and do hit you hard."
VIDEO: Khloe's sister gives her a bikini wax!
Case in point: after the reality star wore a flowing Alexander McQueen gown to the People's Choice Awards on January 6, Kardashian was bombarded by rumors she was pregnant with hubby Lamar Odom's child. But according to the reality star -- who is not pregnant -- it was just another example of the scrutiny surrounding her shape.
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"I think my weight is my biggest lifetime struggle," she said. "It's not the biggest thing in life, but it does get you down sometimes."


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By: Steve Herman
Posted: December 10, 2007, from the December 2007 issue of GCI Magazine.
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The subjective feeling on the skin can be correlated and objectified within the physiochemical parameters of the spreading of the oils on the skin, as expounded by U. Zeidler. The spreading properties can be determined by a simple test. A 4 mg dose of oil is placed on the dorsal forearm in an environment of 23C and 60% relative humidity. The spreading area is, over time, typically affected by molecular structure, consistency and molecular weight. According to Zeidler, cosmetic oils can be classified as low spreading (below 300 mm2/10 min), medium spreading (around 300–1000 mm2/10 min) and high spreading (above 1000 mm2/10 min).
Croda created the Emollient Skin Spreading Factor as a sensory tool.3 The area covered by a 5μl sample of emollient originally contained in a 2 cm diameter circle is determined by the application of a dye (a 1% solution of FD&C Blue #1). The area not stained by the dye shows the spreading of the oil. The spreading factor is the final area divided by the original area. Croda then factors in an Emollient Viscosity Index (EVI). EVI is a measure of the change in viscosity of the oil at varying temperatures, which in turn influences spreading behavior.
Rheological properties are important in personal care products, but there is no simple correlation between rheology and sensory parameters. Wortel4 concluded that while no single rheological aspect satisfactorily relates to a sensory effect, multivariant methods could yield useful data. Cohesiveness was the focus of Wortel, evaluated by compressing the product between thumb and index finger and then pulling apart. A high stringy effect is a sign of high cohesiveness. Wortel analyzed this property successfully with a combination of yield stress and dynamic viscosity.
Sensory characteristics have been given 12 parameters by an ASTM Committee. A version from Dow Corning5 is available in full online. Each parameter can be given a value from zero to 10 by a panelist. For example, a zero rating for gloss implies the material is dull; 10 that it is shiny. The evaluation process has four categories: appearance, pick-up, rub-out, and residual feel and appearance. The temperature and humidity must be controlled for consistent results.
Hair products have very different performance characteristics. For a shampoo, flash foam, viscosity, color and fragrance are paramount. For hair fixatives, a valuable summary has been provided by Joe Dallal of ISP for the students in the FDU formulation lab.6 The rating is on a 1 to 10 scale. For static: 1 is total fly away, impossible to manage after the first brush stroke. A 10 has no static and no free hair movement.
The whole sequence for static:
10 — None
9 — Very, very slight
8 — Very slight
7 — Slight
6 — Slight to moderate fly away
5 — Moderate fly away
4 — Moderate to considerable fly away
3 — Considerable fly away
2 — Excessive fly away
1 — Total fly away


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by Steve Stuebner, Stueby's Outdoor Journal blog
You've probably noticed that Fat Bikes are becoming all the rage as a unique and robust human-powered vehicle for winter and summer recreation. I decided to rent an XL Salsa Mukluk 3 from Meridian Cycle last weekend, and I met up with a bunch of guys from McCall and Boise at Jug Mountain Ranch in McCall to try it out.
I had so much fun on the ride that now I want a fat bike of my own! Ha! Imagine that.
Gregg Lawley of McCall, who runs the groomer and Nordic Center at Jug Mountain Ranch, is allowing both fat bikes and dogs to run free on their cross-country ski trails. They've got 15K's open for fat biking and skiing. Trail fees are $10 per day. It's an awesome place to ride!
We only touched a portion of the trails as we rode up some singletrack and cross-country ski trails up to to Jug Mountain Reservoir, made a loop around the lake on a groomed ski trail, and then flew downhill on cross-country trails to the Landing, and then rode singletrack trails through the woods to more cross-country trails in the bottom of the valley, and circled back to the Nordic Center, where we started. It was about a 10-mile ride, and everyone was grinning ear to ear. What a blast!
"That was the most fun I've had in a long time," Lawley said.
Fat Biking at Jug Mountain Ranch
All of the cross-country trails at Jug Mountain Ranch were packed nice and hard by Lawley's groomer, so it didn't seem like we were making any impact on the cross-country ski trails. I could barely see any of the tracks from the faster riders who were ahead of me. I had no problem getting traction on the way up or the way down. If it had been warmer (above freezing) and the trails were soft, then I'm sure it would have been a different story. We started the ride in the morning to make sure things were firm.
All of the McCall guys we rode with had fat bikes of their own. They've been riding at Jug Mountain Ranch frequently, and they ride on local snowmobile trails and snowshoe trails as well.
They're all training for the Snowy 45, a super-fun fat bike relay race at Jug Mountain Ranch on March 2 this year. The event was held for the first time last year, and "everyone had so much fun we decided we've got to do it again," Lawley says. Entries are open for this year's race. Each team needs to pull together four riders for the relay race. Costumes are encouraged, there will be music and beer and the whole deal.
Reagan said he and his wife, Michelle, got intrigued by fat bikes when they saw they were catching on in the Teton Valley, and as the owners of Gravity Sports in McCall, they thought they'd pick up a few bikes for rentals and sell them as well. They've proved to be quite popular. "We decided to get them initially to bridge the shoulder seasons in McCall," he said. "But as time has gone on, we've used them a lot more than we thought we would."
In the Boise Valley, Meridian Cycles has been renting the bikes for more than a year, and offering rentals of several sizes and models as well. "We can't keep them in stock," said Paul McKenna, shop owner. "We've been going through like three of them in a week. It's pretty amazing."
Word is that even the manufacturers can't keep up with demand. I made a quick survey of the Boise-area bike shops and at this point, Meridian Cycles and Idaho Mountain Touring have bikes for rent, and the other shops like George's, World Cycle, Bob's Bicycles and Ken's Bicycle Warehouse are trying to get more fat bikes on hand for sales, but they don't have any for rent.
So if you are heading up to McCall and you want to go fat biking, you might reserve the lone rental model at Jug Mountain Ranch in advance (call Gregg Lawley at 208-315-0575), reserve one at Gravity Sports (208-634-8530), or rent one from Meridian Cycles or Idaho Mountain Touring and take it with you.
In McCall, the city has plowed the golf cart paths on the city golf course, so you can cruise around all over the golf course on a fat bike. I did that on Saturday before I went skate skiing at Bear Basin.
Where else can you ride?
You could ride Boise foothills trails when they're frozen, and another cool option is that the Idaho City Park n' Ski Area groomed cross-country trails and snowshoe trails are available for fat biking, according to Leo Hennessy of Idaho Parks & Recreation. "I'm open-minded about it, and I've been encouraging it," he said. "Conditions are pretty ripe for it right now in the morning when things are frozen."
"But people should stay off the trails if they're getting soft and you're putting a big groove in the trail with your tires."
If you ride on the Park n' Ski trails, use common sense. Don't ride on top of the set classic track and upset the cross-country skiers. Probably the best place to ride will be on the side of the cross-country trails opposite of the set track, Hennessy said. "The middle of the trail will probably be the softest area."
The McCall guys are riding on groomed snowmobile trails, but apparently, local snowmobile clubs around the state have different policies about whether fat bikes are allowed on snowmobile trails. Check with them first to be on the safe side. It wouldn't hurt to give them a contribution to the grooming fund or buy a snowmobile registration sticker and put it on your fat bike.


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FM::Nexus previews Dragon Web Surveys
updated 06:10 pm EDT, Mon August 14, 2006
Dragon Web Surveys preview
FM::Nexus today began conducting hands-on demonstrations of Dragon Web Surveys, allowing Web developers to build surveys into their Web-based solutions. The tool is designed to provide a flexible and easy way for any Web developer to achieve an organization's data collection goals; it provides unlimited surveys, questions and responses and leverages CSS (cascading style sheets) to easily offer custom, multiple styles; Dragon can also build surveys with multiple data validation options--in one or multiple languages. The solution supports multiple simultaneous users, complex branching logic that appears simple to each end-user, authentication features only allow once response to be submitted per person, and elegant reporting options. Developers can also preview surveys using the new Web Viewer capability in FileMaker version 8.5. Dragon Web Surveys is not yet available publicly, but is being previewed exclusively for attendees of the FileMaker Developers Conference 2006.


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How to Control Your Man
It's something we don't necessarily talk about much, but the truth of the matter is God has given women the ability to have some control over men.
Before smoke comes out your ears, or you're already warming up your clapping hands, hear me out. Just look at what happened to Adam and Eve. According to Genesis 3, Adam was right there with Eve when she took the bite of the forbidden fruit.
What was it about Eve that caused Adam to blunder through the smoke screen and go with it? Did she say something to him? Did she flash that perfect smile? Why didn't he stop her? How did she manipulate the fresh, incarnate heartbeat of God to disobey his maker?
I'm not saying she was being vindictive or hateful. No, I'm just saying she was powerful over her man. She could influence him. And, I'm not saying that Adam was a push-over either. She just had a way with her man and it caused him to sin.
Ladies, God has put in us the power of influence. What we do with it can either build a man up in Christ or tear him down. I thank my husband all the time for taking care of us financially, spiritually, emotionally and many other ways. I began doing this even before he really stepped up to the plate in some of those areas. I spoke over him a vision for what I knew he could be, and he rose to it.
- I would thank him for working so hard at work.
- I would thank him for being attentive to the girls.
- I would thank him for hearing me out when I had a bad day.
- I tell him often that I think he is such a man.
Warrior talk, if you will. I asked him what are the ways I make him feel like I man. Here's his responses:
- "When you build me up in front of other people and I can hear you."
- "When you tell me you feel safe with me."
- "When you compliment the way I look, you know, like a stud!"
- "When you have my back with the girls even if you disagree with me."
All of these have the ring of respect. Men crave respect just as we crave love. Respect your man.
If you have a struggle with this, find something that you do respect him for and tell him so. He might be a hard worker. Maybe he can balance a budget like no man's business. Maybe he can make a small cottage out of a 2×4 and nails.
Whatever you can find to show respect, find it and say it. They live off of respect. Don't steal it from them. Speak it into their lives. If you can't, start praying for ways that you can. Start being deliberate about finding something you can thank him for, rather than nag him for.
Now, we all know that nagging never works. You might get what you want, but it won't be how you want it. He'll do it because he's sick of hearing you nag.
Take a note from the Bible.
Proverbs 27:15-16 A quarrelsome wife is like a constant dripping on a rainy day; restraining her is like restraining the wind or grasping oil with the hand.
Are you someone prone to being quarrelsome? I know that this can come from not getting your needs met either. He doesn't meet your needs, you don't meet his, so he doesn't meet yours. Around and around it goes. But, we can be the one to decide to make a change. Stop the cycle.Be the one who speaks life into your husband.
Speak honor.
Speak respect.
You might just notice that your world is a lot more wonderful. Your words hold the power to drive your man into a cave or to raise your man into a Warrior. Speak wisely.
Pleasant words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to the bones.
Prov. 16:24
This is so good, and a VERY needed reminder for me! I don't think of myself as prone to being quarrelsome (no, that would take way too much self-awareness!), but I definitely put more intentional effort into encouraging others (at work, with friends, at church) than I do into encouraging and speaking life into my hubs–and THAT is so off balance. Thanks for this post!
Wow! And here I was sitting feeling bad for being a shrew to my husband last night. Thanks for the reminder to build up instead of tear down. God is good and He has just the word I need when I need it.
I wish all women were forced to read this in school.
This is exactly what men need and want.. It doesn't take much to have a happy man.. No need for manipulation and head games. Just make a man feel like a man and you'll have happy relationship


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Every time I play a song, I see all the notes, and the screen says, "Get Ready to Rock." However, the screen just gets stuck on that, then crashes. I run Windows Vista. Does anyone know why this is happening?
Aldo Bleeker
I have the same problem, but I'm running XP.
It starts just fine, and I can select Play Game, press Enter to choose the song, in this case Bang, Bang, Mystery Man, and select difficulty Easy. I see the game screen, showing the text Get Ready To Rock, and then a window pops up stating an error has occurred, and telling me to check the error log. Selecting another song doesn't seem to help. However, it doesn't always crash, sometimes there's a slight pause of a second or two, and then it starts normally. In both cases FoF uses the CPU 100%, and uses more than 600 MB memory. That seems a bit excessive, but shouldn't crash this computer, because it has 2 GB memory.
This computer has a Intel Core 2 Duo 8200 at 2.66 GHz, 2 GB RAM, a Radeon HD 2600 Pro with the latest Catalyst 8.11, and a NEC 19" LCD running at 1280x1024. I've set FoF to use only the first core, but it still crashes. The desktop was set to 32-bits. I had also deleted fretsonfire.log and fretsonfire.ini, let the game create new ones, and didn't change any of the settings.
The content of fretsonfire.exe.log:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "FretsOnFire.py", line 85, in <module>
File "GameEngine.pyo", line 374, in run
File "data/PyOpenGL-3.0.0a5-py2.5.egg\OpenGL\error.py", line 92, in __str__
self.shortRepr( value ),
File "data/PyOpenGL-3.0.0a5-py2.5.egg\OpenGL\error.py", line 123, in shortRepr
if isinstance( value, (list,tuple) ) and value and len(repr(value))>=40:
On my own computer it doesn't crash, but on the very same point the other computer crashes, when FoF starts to count down from 5, it slows down tremendously on this one. Instead of the countdown taking 5 seconds, it takes 2.5 minutes, every tick taking 30 seconds! The same thing happens after playing a song, when it displays the score and the stars. This also literally takes minutes. Apart from the slowdown, FoF uses 100% of the CPU, and about 700 MB RAM! Does anybody have any idea what's causing these problems?
This computer has an AMD 3500+ CPU, a Radeon HD 2600 XT with Catalyst 8.11, 2 GB RAM, and a 17" TFT at 1280x1024. The desktop is set at 32-bits, no other programs where running, including screen savers and virus scanners, and FretsOnFire.ini was deleted so FoF created a new one. The exe.log wasn't created because FoF didn't crash, and the log didn't show anything unusual.
More info. I've tried both the latest 2 versions. 1.3.110 and the one before - both fail.
I have exactly the same problem and error log.
I am sure it used to work - I have put in a new graphics card with the Catalyst drivers - not sure what else has changed on the PC.
Any help would be great.


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Heritage Museums & Gardens will present for the second year the nationally acclaimed One Day University on Sunday, Aug. 17, on the grounds of the Sandwich museum.
Three award-winning professors will each make a one-hour presentation between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Starting at 9:30, Jeremy Ludkin of Boston University speaks on "What Makes Mozart Great?" Jennifer Lawless of American University presents a talk on "Why Public Opinion Polls Are So Often Wrong" at 10:45 and Joseph Luzzi of Bard College discusses "What Makes Shakespeare Great?" at noon.
One Day University was formed in 2006 by Steve Schragis, and the programs are offered in major cities and for several years at Tanglewood in Lenox.
The fee is $159 per person. The event is expected to sell out, so pre-registration is recommended by calling 800-300-3438, or reserve online at www.onedayu.com. More information is available by calling 508-888-3300 or at www.heritagemuseums.org.
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Pryor out, undrafted McGloin in for Raiders
Oakland Raiders quarterback Terrelle Pryor will miss Sunday's game in Houston because of a sprained right knee.
The Raiders ruled out Pryor on Saturday and announced that undrafted rookie free agent Matt McGloin will start against the Texans.
Pryor had a setback at practice on Friday and had been listed as questionable.
Pryor leads all NFL quarterbacks with 504 yards rushing. But he wore a thick brace over his knee during last week's 24-20 loss to the New York Giants when he was held to a season-low 19 yards on the ground and sacked four times.
McGloin was 7 for 15 for 87 yards in relief of Pryor against the Eagles in Week 9 in his first game action of his career.
McGloin, from Penn State, will be the 17th quarterback to start for Oakland since the start of the 2003 season.
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Today was the first day of the "Capsule Wardrobe Challenge" and quite frankly, it's a bad week to be doing this. It's the first really cold week of fall, and I mean really cold, and I've been trying to stave off this cold, but it finally hit me. Not only does the capsule as is not allow me to reach for my cozy favourites, it's also limited by the number of layers I can throw on to keep warm.
As such, I've decided that until it's been worn, any article of clothing can be swapped out.
Thus, this morning, I swapped out my black trench coat for my leather jacket to help keep me warm on my walk to work.
The pic is from when I came home, exhausted, and thus I don't look as polished as I'd like, but I didn't realize it until I'd changed into jammies (yes, at 4:00 - I'm a poor sick girl), but I think it all worked.
Monday, September 28, 2009
Day One... sigh
Posted by Cara at 5:09 PM
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As I write I am in my jammies too. I love the outfit - the turquoise suits you. I have added you to my blog roll as well as the Capsule Wardrobe list. I've also added as one of your followers.ReplyDelete
I take my pictures at the end of the day, too, after I unpack my clothes out of my backpack!ReplyDelete
You look lovely in turquoise - awesome bag too.
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The Arctic ice cap is melting – and with it goes our future
Below, my article, as it appears in today's Irish Times. The piece has 'gone viral' via social media, with over 2,500 'Recommends' on Facebook alone, and it was No. 3 in the 'Most Read' category of Irishtimes.com last week. Not … Continue reading
Posted in Biodiversity, Global Warming, Irish Focus Tagged Arctic, CO2, Greenland, ice, iceberg, sea-levels 7 Comments
Extraordinary, unprecedented – but still not newsworthy?
Earlier this month, something quite extraordinary and unprecedented occurred in Greenland. The satellite image on the left above shows (in red) the area of Greenland which was experiencing summer melt on July 8th. It amounts to around 40% of the … Continue reading
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The not-so-strange paradox of global warming's northern freeze
My article, below, as it appears in today's Irish Times: OPINION: The thaw is on (apparently); can this year's two extreme cold snaps be linked to wider climate change? AS 2010 draws to a close, globally it will enter the … Continue reading
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As Cancun begins, deep pessimism abounds
Frank McDonald has a timely overview of state of near-paralysis that has engulfed global efforts to arrest climate change in today's Irish Times (including a good plug for ThinkOrSwim), though I might quibble with the statement: "many scientists now say … Continue reading
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Hot air, melting ice, ticking clock
Hadn't had the pleasure of meeting Declan Ganley of Libertas until yesterday. Well, Declan is of course a stickler for accuracy, so perhaps 'encountering' would be a more accurate term. The brief encounter occurred around noon yesterday, as I was … Continue reading
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