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Ok, who's in? I AM!
Any specific training tips, other than climb a lot?
Planning to do the STP 1-day 12 days prior...see any problem w/ that?
Ok, who's in? I AM!
Any specific training tips, other than climb a lot?
Planning to do the STP 1-day 12 days prior...see any problem w/ that?
Even if you're not a member of the Seattle Randonneurs, you can download the route sheets for their Permanents routes.
Go ride The Alplet 100k, The Alplet Plus 150K, and The Alps 200k.
There's your hill training. You can curse my name as you ride each one.
I don't see an issue with riding the STP 2 weeks before RAMROD, but our club does all sorts of crazy back-to-back weekends of long distances. YMMV.
"I feel like my world was classier before I found cyclocross."
- Mandi M.
I'm in too. It is going to hurt. I'm planning on ramping up the miles and the climbing. 120 is the longest I've ever done.
This is my bicycle. There are many others like it, but this one is mine. My bicycle is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life. Without me, my bicycle is useless. Without my bicycle, I am useless. I must ride my bicycle true. I must ride faster than my enemy, who is trying to drop me. I must drop him before he drops me. I will.
Crap - forgot all about it this year. After not getting in the last 2 years, I think thats why I'm giving up on entering the lottery.
Maybe if one of you lucky ones who don't train enough or something comes up that prevents you from doing it, please let me know!
I'm in.
I'm in. I need to lose some weight.
I'm not OFFICIALLY in...I'm 32nd on the waiting list, but I'm proceeding like I'm in.
It's time to get serious...!
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It's time to ride...
I'm in
Got lucky in the lottery the last two years (2008, 2009), and rode from Seattle to the start of the ride, and back. Long but lovely days indeed. I love that ride!!
This year I'll give my lucky spot to someone else, but I hope to do that route on a different day.
Maybe I can talk some folks into doing the 75-80 extension to the ride? Clifton, think of it like a 400k, except that you get to quit early! =]
For those of you that haven't done Ramrod, the views will look something like:
Have fun!
My ride report:
Saw BF member northbend on a fixie (!); he did the course *lots* faster than I did.
I've been wanting to do this ride for a couple of years, but have missed the registration deadline. I'm thinking of doing the route self supported. I know where all the water fountains/faucets are, and with three bottles, I would be o.k.
My question is: what is the best day of the week to do the route solo without getting killed?
The tradeoffs are:
Weekdays-less RV's and sightseers, but more truck/commercial traffic in the lowlands.
Weekends-less truck/commercial traffic in the lowlands, but more RV's and sightseerers.
It's here: http://www.mapmyride.com/ride/united...25572701516265
Start in Ashford, goes in the southeast corner of the National Park, climbs pasts Longmire, to Paradise, then down Stevens Canyon, and then out the southeast corner of the park to Packwood. Then you follow Skate Creek Road back to Ashford.
it's 83 miles, but you could easily tack on additional miles if you want to start closer to Seattle (say, Elbe) and/or climb up Cayuse Pass before exiting the park.
The advantage of the loop is you get 90% of the scenery, with lots less "highway" miles/traffic.
I did it on a Sunday morning; I started before there was much traffic in the park. Once you get pass Paradise you have a lot less traffic. From Packwood to Ashford there is almost no traffic.
This is great day on the bike...
I did that same loop last fall. A little boring riding down to Packwood and up to the the East entrance, but overall it's a pretty awesome ride.
Love to do it again, presumably faster and with less difficulty this year.
BengeBoy, a friend of mine calls that loop RATROD, ride around the Tatoosh Range in one day.
Thanks for the replies; you all aren't the first ones to suggest the alternate route. I guess the only reason to do RAMROD proper is to check it off the list.
As one who has hiked the Wonderland Trail in it's entirety numerous times, I definately know that there are areas more beautiful than the highways around Enumclaw.
Well, no RAMRODding for me for a while. About 51 miles into my St. Helens Windy Ridge ride on Tuesday, the left knee really started hurting. Thank God it was mostly descent by that time. Looks like I need to put my cowardice aside and actually go see a doctor. Hopefully I'll be ready for it next year.


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As the year 2012 approaches its end - and the human race has obviously survived the Mayan apocalyptic prophecy -, Jakarta will sparkle with glittering lights, vibrant music and vivacious fiestas as the metropolitan capital celebrates the turn of the year, welcoming 2013 with over a hundred shows scheduled to take place across the city.
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Therefore, with so many shows scheduled to be staged in Jakarta, there's definitely something for everyone to celebrate the countdown to the New Year of 2013 in this magical metropolitan capital.
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Genealogical society to hold general membership meeting March 15At the Rehoboth Beach Public Library
"Genealogy of a House" will be presented at the March general meeting of the Sussex County Genealogical Society Saturday, March 15, at the Rehoboth Beach Public Library. Following a brief business meeting at 10:30 a.m., Margaret Raubacher Dunham of the Delaware Public Archives will cover the steps to research a house or property starting with the chain of title and how important deed research is to the whole process.
The presentation covers the different collections in the Delaware archives that can help achieve the goal of dating a building or property. She will also cover learning how to research the people who owned the house or property. Dunham uses scanned documents to show examples of various handwriting and what to expect with the different collections such as deeds, probates and tax assessments, etc.
Dunham was born and raised in Dover and gained a love for history and houses at a young age. She graduated from University of Delaware with a degree in elementary education. After working for museums at the Dickinson Plantation, she ended up at the Delaware archives, where she had been researching since college. Love of old houses and living in one give Dunham a unique perspective on the ins and outs of researching houses, properties, and their occupants.
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Europe remains important to the United States' continuing fight against al Qaeda, comparing the continent to a hallway the fanatical group uses to carry out terrorist activities in the West.
In addition, Army Europe is providing 20 percent of the deployed forces to Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as the peacekeeping mission in Kosovo.
"Prepare and prevail, we've been doing a lot of that in the last 10 years. Ten years ago we started to involve our allies," Hertling said. "Europe currently makes up 85 percent" of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan. Poland is the largest contributor of forces to ISAF, but even small Estonia has committed 500 soldiers from its 3,000-man force.
"That's the equivalent of four and a half U.S. brigades," said Hertling, adding that the Europeans "have suffered significant casualties in this fight."
Hertling said that one key to success has been the emphasis on increased training together at the Hohenfels and Grafenwoehr installations in a variety of tailored exercises. The Europeans are also interested in building their noncommissioned officer corps and establishing trained observer/controllers. Speaking about the European armies' prowess, he said, "they can hunt."
He added that as the conflicts wind down there will still be a requirement to preventing conflicts, stating "frankly, it costs less."
"We all must place greater emphasis on allies and regional partners," Hertling said.
Hertling spoke the day before the formal opening of AUSA's Annual Meeting and Exposition.
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Cash Boost for Cowes RNLI
There has been a massive surprise boost to the £1-million appeal for the new Cowes lifeboat station, proposed for the old Custom House beside The Parade.
Speaking at a meeting at East Cowes of the appeal team, the RNLI's sponsor and appeal manager, Andy Whyte, disclosed that a charitable trust which wished to remain anonymous had just made a single donation of £285,000. "This means that the official appeal total has now risen to £662,709 . 66p," he said.
Warmly welcoming the donation, station manager Mark Southwell declared: "What a wonderful start to the New Year. And Cowes RNLI guild chairman, Anna Morgan Crockett, indicated she was even more hopeful that the full £1-million target could be reached in the coming months, as a result of the many other fund-raising initiatives in the pipeline.
Warm tribute was also paid by the appeal's hon treasurer, Mark Wynter, to the long list of other contributors. "I am stunned at the variety of sources the money has come from," he said. "It amounts to so much human activity, both small and large."
The team learned more monies were already in the system to add to the current grand total, including three cheques presented over the Christmas period. The most unexpected of these was £1,000 from ex-pats working in Saudi Arabia, all members of the Riyadh branch of the Royal Naval Sailing Association. The presentation was made beside Cowes lifeboat in Shepards Wharf Marina to Mark Southwell by Andrew Cubbage, Riyadh business development manager for BAE, while taking a short break on the Island.
"When I worked for BAE at Cowes between 1988 and 2003 I regularly sailed from the port, and appreciated the work of the local lifeboat," he said. "I still have a half-share in a motor launch based at Cowes Corinthian Sailing Club and a flat at Osborne Court on The Parade."
The two other cheques were presented at a popular social event at the Island Sailing Club over the Christmas holiday. One, for £990, from a well-supported club raffle, was presented to Mark Southwell by commodore Rodney Nicholls.
This ceremony was followed by the presentation of a £403 cheque from Bryan and Bjorn Daniels-Hepnar, on behalf of users of East Cowes Marina. The money came from the profits of a laying up supper and raffle held on an earlier date at the Island Sailing Club for the 67 marina berth-holders.


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Grub's Sierra Tishgart interviewed him for 'CBS This Morning.'
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"I wanted to be able to create something that was my own."
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The culinary competitors are coming to the Big Apple.
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Shopping for groceries with studly chef Gavin Kaysen in his neighborhood, and the future plans for Aureole, from our glance at the morning headlines.
Formidable chefs from around the country.
The James Beard Foundation's Rising Star Chef of the Year managed to stay sober on David Chang's party bus, but that doesn't mean he didn't party down this week.
What Bruni thinks of the Beard results and why you might consider spending $12 for a forty, in today's neighborhood food news.
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How to Send a Book to a Publisher
Sending your book to a publisher requires more effort than just writing it. You also have to know how to submit your manuscript to a publisher. While the following steps won't guarantee your book will be published, they are good practices to follow when submitting your manuscript.
1Format the manuscript correctly. Your manuscript should be on regular, letter-sized paper. The text should be double-spaced, with generous margins, printed in a readable font on one side of the paper only.
2Leave the pages loose rather than binding them together. Binding the manuscript pages together makes more work for the acquisitions editor reading your work and decreases the likelihood of its acceptance.
- Your name should appear at the top of each page to identify it as your work, and the pages should be numbered consecutively.
3Put the manuscript in a box or bubble mailer. While article or short-story manuscripts can be sent flat in an envelope, book manuscripts need more space.
- Don't use a fiber-cushion mailer. The fibers may come loose during shipping, creating a dusty mess when the mailer is opened.
4Include a cover letter. The cover letter should include your name, contact information, the manuscript title and little else. Let your manuscript do the selling now, building on what your query letter did earlier.
5Include return postage. Include a return mailer with postage sufficient to return the manuscript to you if the publisher rejects it.
- If you are sending your manuscript to a publisher in another country, such as Canada, be aware that the other country has its own monetary and postal system. In that case, include return postage in the form of an International Reply Coupon.
6Send the manuscript first-class or Priority mail. Sending your manuscript Express Mail or through a parcel delivery service will not speed up the deliberation process on your manuscript, only the delivery. It will also brand you as a rank amateur who thinks the manuscript is much better than it actually is.
- If you want the publisher to send confirmation of having received your manuscript, include a self-addressed, stamped postcard. This is cheaper and avoids the trust issues raised by using a signed delivery receipt.
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- Type your manuscript in a serif font (fonts with little curly bits on the ends), as they are more readable than sans-serifs (fonts without them).
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Breach of Trust: How the Warren Commission Failed the Nation and why
University Press of Kansas, 2005 - 478 pages
That recent appraisal reflects a growing consensus that the Warren Commission largely failed in its duty to our nation. Echoing that sentiment, the Gallup organization has reported that 75 percent of Americans polled do not believe the Commission's major conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone assassin. Gerald McKnight now gives profound substance to that view in the most meticulous and devastating dissection of the Commission's work to date. The Warren Commission produced 26 volumes of hearings and exhibits, more than 17,000 pages of testimony, and a 912-page report. Surely a definitive effort. Not at all, McKnight argues. The Warren Report itself, he contends, was little more than the capstone to a deceptive and shoddily improvised exercise in public relations designed to prove that Oswald had acted alone. McKnight argues that the Commission's own documents and collected testimony ...
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Microphone in hand, Tommy Baker described for dozens of clients and friends the origins of the Charleston car company that bears his name.
It was 1988, and he had bought Langston Motors import car dealership. Tucked along Morrison Drive, the outlet would grow steadily. Over time it would morph into Baker Motor Co., which today spans 11 new car dealerships along the Savannah Highway. But he started with one brand: Mercedes-Benz. "They took us to the dance," he said.
Then, Baker reflected on the moment's significance.
"If you thought we would end up in a place like this on a night like this, it's unbelievable," he said, looking out on the crowd attending the Oct. 24 celebration for Baker Motor Co.'s quarter-century in business.
The gala event, centered in the Baker Mercedes-Benz showroom and spread out to adjacent dealerships, won an appearance from Mercedes-Benz USA president and CEO Steve Cannon. At one point, he joined Baker, wife Vickie and their two daughters center-stage.
"There's 20,000 (car dealerships) in the U.S.," Cannon said, in remarks to the guests. "Mr. Baker is among the top 100. That's an incredible accomplishment," he said, referring to Baker Motor landing on Automotive News' list of the 100 "Best Dealerships to Work For" this year.
Cannon also highlighted Baker Mercedes' success in the carmaker's Best of the Best dealership award, taking home top honors seven of the past 10 years. "That's amazing," he said.
Cannon, promoted to the top U.S. post for Mercedes close to two years ago, also remarked on the German manufacturer's growing sales figures in America. "We are going to sell more than 300,000 cars for the first time this year," he said.
Mercedes-Benz launched the redesigned S class in 2013 and this fall rolled out the entry level CLA for $29,900. "It's a new entry point," Cannon said.
Earlier in the evening, Cannon fielded a few questions while with Baker in his office.
"Our business is going great. It's an exciting time," he said, noting how Mercedes-Benz set sales record for each month through September. The new CLA, he said, brings "our brand to new people."
He also touched on the newly remodeled Sprinter van, assembled at the Daimler factory in North Charleston.
"The U.S. will be one of the leading Sprinter growth areas," the CEO said.
Cannon – a former marketing director with Mercedes – and Baker first met in 2007 when the Charleston entrepreneur served as chairman of the Mercedes dealership leadership board in the U.S. "A friendship developed," Baker said.
"He's a guy I call (as a sounding board)," Cannon said, adding that Baker is one of the few dealers he includes "on speed dial."
Baker Motor Co. sells Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Land Rover, Jaguar, smart, Infiniti, Sprinter and Maserati from its Savannah Highway locale, while Baker separately runs a Cadillac Buick GMC dealership on Savannah Highway and a pre-owned car center in Mount Pleasant.
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This is the lovely flower bed Margo planted years ago.
It is full of traditional perennials like irises, peonies, daffodils, lilies, clematis, phlox, and lupins.
At least, I think it is.
It was on the bottom of the priority list last year.
I thought it could stand a little neglect, because it was so well established.
Now I am paying for it.
Have I mentioned lately that I wish death to quackgrass? I don't even think Kathy Renwald could help me hide this one…


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Would you take a cure for a disease if the doctor didn't explain the fearful repurcussions of not taking it?Originally Posted by freeze_SD
everything that's possible WILL happen... sooner or later...
Never ... EVER do that again
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I think I know her.. Or was that the other fatty who I know? God, they both look the same..
What the fuck?
Da Ja Vu much?
There was a thread just like this like half a year ago..
With the same fat bitch. Then she had some blogtvchat thing and a bunch of forumfallers and fagchanners made her cry and leave.
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Since when did whales like twilight?
why the fuck do my replies to comments always get bumped toteh top instead of appearing below the post? God damn.
Anyways, I replied to a guy who asked "what have I just watched" with: "what happens when a retard fucks a pog, and I don't know who was the female in all this."
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03/9 - Vence to Sospel. Warm to very warm with blue skies all day. 57mls.
View after Col d'Eze
Menton (and old railway?) from Col de Castillon ascent
Downhill to the coast via the picturesque (and touristy) hilltop village of St Paul de Vence to Cagnes-sur-Mer. Very busy roads now into Nice along the Promenade des Anglais. We had a rest on the seafront watching all the sun worshippers and admiring the blue azur colour of the sea.The climb up to the Col dEze 512 begins in town, steeper lower down before easing off and is a reasonably quiet road considering how close it is to the town. We then followed a cliff side road to La Turbie (BPF stamp, Grand Corniche). Superb sea views and across to Monaco. The road was barred on the way (avalanche problems) -so we carried the bikes over the barriers and walked the short section. Downhill to Menton and the sea again before a gentle 8mls climb over the Col de Castillon 783 and a winding descent on the old road to Sospel.
Hotel LAuberge Provencal: Room 25frs. Meal 75frs. P/D 30frs.
04/9 - Sospel to Roquebiliere. Warm and a bright sunny day. 43mls.
An 8mls approx climb through impressive gorges to Le Moulinet - cafe stop, a lovely mountain village. Slightly steeper climb for another 7-8mls through forests to Col de Turini 1607, forested at the top, so no real views, hotels/cafe/restaurants. Very little traffic all the way from Sospel - a lovely climb this one. Slightly downhill to Piera-Cava(BPF stamp, viewpoint and forest of Turini) - superb mountain views to the west. More downhill over to Col de la Cabenette 1372' and Col de St Roch 990' then a narrow road down a forested gorge over the Col de la Port 1068 and a bumpy descent to the valley and Lantosque - another cafe stop and decided on an early stop. A beautiful ride today on generally very quiet roads.
Turini road above gorges
View west from Piera-Cava
Hotel (name unknown): 190frs(shower on landing). Room 65frs. P/D 22frs.
05/9 - Roquebiliere to Isola. Warm to hot and a bright sunny day. 50mls.
Ascent of Col St Martin
Steady 5ml climb to St Martin-Vesubie, a shopping stop and BPF stamp(Gorges du Vesubie). A nice but hot steady climb to Col St Martin 1500',good mountain views on the way up but a ski village at the top with no real views. top. Then a 10mls descent to Tinee valley - some interesting gorges lower down. A long lunch stop at St Sauveur deciding what to do next (another climb or stop in this valley). Goat herder with about a dozen goats wandered past us as we sat. Rode 10mls up the valley to Isola. Jo stopped here, I rode 18mls up and back to St Etienne de Tinee for BPF stamp(Tinee Valley). Knock out mountain and valley views around all of this area.
Hotel du Tourisme(Touring Hotel). Room with P/D 210frs(shower on landing). Meal 75frs. Excellent.
06/9 - Isola to Entrevaux. Another warm to hot sunny day. 56mls.
Roubion village
View up Col de la Couillole
Descent from Valberg
A fast descent back to St Sauveur - the sun had not yet reached the valley bottom and it was quite cool. A slow climb then up quiet a narrow road (hot and steep at times) to Col de la Couillole 1678 Impressive gorges and mountain village of Roubion, perched on the side of the hill, a fantastic location. This is quite a hard climb for the height gained but is a very beautiful one. Slight descent to Breuil then a rising road to the ski village of Valberg. Superb mountain views on descent from here - Jo thought it was quite hairy going over the narrow bridges. Cafe stop at Guillames in valley before more descending through the impressive Dalius Gorges, some rock tunnels on the way. Main road for the last few miles into Entrevaux - a mediaeval village - we walked up to the old citadal, an impressive spot with hidden tunnels and views down to the village.
Hotel Le Vauban: Room 200frs(room 10 -quiet, toilet on landing). Meal 75frs
07/9 - Entrevaux to Digne-les-Bains. Another warm and bright sunny day. 58mls.
Folllowed the main road (Route de Napoleon) to Annot, surprisingly quiet for a main road. Cafe stop at Annot, a very pleasant village (BPF stamp, middle ages village). A gradual climb then over the Col de Toutes des Aures 1120 and a descent to St Andre-les-Alpes. Met 2 Huddersfield cyclists here (OCD members also), they recommended a hotel for us in Digne and we recommended the Hotel at Isola to them. We then just followed the main road to Digne. The large overhanging plane trees on the main street cut out most of the light and it is quite dark as you walk underneath.
Hotel le Petit St Jean: Room 190frs (quiet, toilet on landing again). Meal 65frs. P/D25frs
08/9 - Digne-les-Bains: day ride. Cloudy then tremendous thunderstorm and gales. 12mls.
A cloudy start and a look of rain in the air - and it did later! Anyway we set off for a day ride, intending to go up a few local cols. However 4mls up the road it started. We retreated to a cafe to see what it was going to do. It eased so we set off again, then it started again, so we had to shelter in a changing rooms building on a local football field. We stood there for a while watching the football field became awash, rivers of water everywhere. We raced back to the hotel by 12:00 during a brief respite, pools of water everywhere. After a change had a walk around town - the rivers were running very fast indeed. Then there was one almighty thunderstorm with hail and strong winds which swept down the main street destroying some cafe canopies amongst other damage. We just hid in a cafe watching it all. It was dark as night in the street. What a day!
09/9 - Digne to Sault. Bright blue sky day, cool to start then warmer. 70mls.
What a contrasting day - bright sky, sharp colours - just beautiful. The previous days storm had washed all the haziness away. We followed quiet roads down valley and then through Oraison and onto Forcalquier, an interesting provencal town (BPF stamp,citadel, monuments). Had picnic lunch further on in the warm sunshine. Then undulating quiet roads with a slight headwind, we were getting quite high up again, around 600+' , but no steep climbing. Cafe stop at Banon before continuing to Sault with Mt Ventoux in the background. Today had been a total contrast to previous mountain days but none the less was very enjoyable.
Hotel ??(by the square). Room 8 overlooking the square 180frs. Meal 75frs. A good place.
10/9 - Sault, Mt Ventoux circuit. Bright and sunny, cool to warm. 60mls
Mt Ventoux
Easy climb to Chalet Reynard, about 12mls and then the classic last 3mls or so past the Tommy Simpson memorial to the top. Total climbing time about 2.5hrs. Lots of other cyclists about, but then thats true for most days on Mt. Ventoux. Descended to Malucene for lunch. More climbing then to get over into the very picturesque and quiet Toulourene valley, good views of the north side of Ventoux. Very warm now. More climbing past hamlet of Aurel to get back to Sault and 2 beers. A superb ciruit of Mt Ventoux - throughly recommended.
11/9 - Sault to Bollene to catch the Bolero bus back - approx 50mls
A leisurely last day, mainly downhill and flat, some superb gorges on the way. Evening departure for the coach back home.


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National Geographic Looks Back on the World
A new three-book collection of photographs from the 125-year-old magazine's archives provides an incredibly vibrant look at life from every corner of the globe.
It's not a stretch to say that National Geographic magazine has informed the way many people view the world. From moments so universally familiar that they transcend cultures to sights so moving that they are impossible to forget, its visual record of life across the globe is as iconic as it is comprehensive.
Capitalizing on that thoroughness, National Geographic: Around the World in 125 Years (Taschen, $500), a three-volume collector's edition that debuted this month, showcases more than a thousand photographs that have appeared in the magazine during its lifetime. Spanning the Americas and Antarctica (volume 1), Europe and Africa (volume 2) and Asia and Oceania (volume 3), it features work by photographers like Frans Lanting, Steve McCurry, Jodi Cobb and James Nachtwey—all of whom prove that a picture really is worth a thousand (or more) words.
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MORGANTOWN - Dana Holgorsen believes his West Virginia football team isn't too far away from winning.
''I think we are close,'' the Mountaineers coach said. ''I think we've been close all year. We are playing quality teams. We are getting better. We are playing a lot of young guys. I'm hoping it happens this year.''
Now's the time to prove it.
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Dana Holgorsen believes the Mountaineers are on the cusp of being a good team.
During the course of the next three weeks, West Virginia (4-6, 2-5 Big 12) plays two teams with a combined three victories, none in conference play.
First up, Kansas.
The Jayhawks (2-7 overall, 0-6 Big 12) are on a six-game losing streak and have been outscored 251-85.
''Offensively, (Kansas has) been spotty, another situation where they have been playing two quarterbacks,'' Holgorsen said. ''What they do with the two is different. They have the (Jake Heaps) kid, who's a pocket guy and comes in to throw it around. He's got a couple of weapons. Then when they put (Montell Cozart) in it turns into more of a running quarterback game. They are going to utilize him to try and move the ball forward.''
Heaps has connected on 50 percent of his passes for 1,204 yards and seven touchdowns, while Cozart has completed 11 passes for 133 yards, two more than he has rushing.
Running back James Sims is the Jayhawks' best offensive option as he averages 78 yards per game. He's complimented by Darrian Miller, who has 349 yards.
Tony Pierson is the only Kansas receiver with more than 200 yards, as he has totaled 321 on 23 receptions with one touchdown.
''I've studied them about four or five times pretty closely because the teams we've already played have played Kansas,'' Holgorsen said. ''They have different plan of attack every time they line up. They're looking for an identity on offense like many Big 12 teams are when you play two different quarterbacks who do different things for you. They have a few different guys like Sims and Pierson that scare you. The quarterback has some athletic ability. We are going to have to identify what their plan of attack is, talk about it on the sidelines, and change our defensive attack or communicate what they are trying to get done.''
The Mountaineers' defense took a hard hit on Saturday when Jared Barber went down in overtime against Texas. The linebacker, who is tied for a team-high 71 tackles, is out for the remainder of the season.
''It's disappointing,'' Holgorsen said. ''I think he had another 14 tackles in the game on Saturday. He was playing at an extremely high level, the effort was great, his attitude is tremendous. He's been one of the team leaders for us on defense. He's out with an ACL. He'll have surgery in the next week, we'll lose him for the next six months.''
With Doug Rigg still out, the Mountaineers are starting to look thin at linebacker, but according to Holgorsen, he expects some of the younger players to seize the opportunity.
''Nick Kwiatkoski has played at an extremely high level,'' he said. ''We are thankful that he has. Tyler Anderson is going to get snaps inside. We've moved him all-around. He's been playing fantastic on special teams. Jewone Snow had his best game on special teams, he'll get reps. Sean Walters is another young guy that needs to step up. They don't have the experience to have been playing at the level that Barber and Rigg have. They need to take advantage of this opportunity and play ball.''
Injuries have affected the offense as well as quarterback Clint Trickett is still recovering from an injury he suffered in the first half against Texas.
''Trickett's shoulder is fine, his head is in a much better spot on Sunday and Monday,'' Holgorsen said. ''We will anticipate him being in practice and will see how he reacts to it. It's going to be non-contact with the quarterback. But we are going to see how he reacts to tests that they give him.''
The Mountaineers' quarterback play could have a big role in this matchup as Kansas' defense has been pretty solid against the run as of late.
In last week's game against Oklahoma State, the Cowboys came in averaging 180 yards per game. The Jayhawks held them to 85.
''They're playing with tremendous effort, and their defense is keeping them in games,'' Holgorsen said. ''They are really good against the run. They're going to play similar to Texas last week. They are going to try to outnumber us in the box. Their corners and safeties are going to try and man you up. Teams have been having trouble getting behind them in those situations. We have to figure out a way to run the ball. When we have the chances to make the plays down the field with three receivers we need to do a better job of that than we did last week.
''We still are playing for something. It's at the point, where I'm talking about bowl games. We need to win the next two to go to a bowl game. We have around 12 seniors, they deserve that. The disappointment in our locker room on Saturday was tremendous because our guys care. They're in tune to what we're doing around here, they recognize who we are, and where we need to be going from here. I anticipate getting the same work ethic and effort out of the guys this week that we've had the past couple weeks.''


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William Hurt Will Play An Aging Gregg Allman In The Biopic Midnight Rider
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I dont think anyone would argue that the greatest musical biopic of 2013 a year that admittedly wasnt overflowing with musical biopics was the Coen brothers folk masterpiece Inside Llewyn Davis - which wasnt even about a real person. And this may not be much of a bold prediction, but I foresee Unclaimed Freights upcoming Gregg Allman biopic Midnight Rider becoming the next must-see musician docudrama, a feeling made even stronger with the addition of Oscar winner William Hurt, who is set to play the legendary rocker in his later years. Sounds like the producers aint wastin' time no more in getting this one to the screen.
An adaptation of the My Cross to Bear, Allmans tragedy-filled memoir published last year, Midnight Rider will tell two stories at once. Part of the focus will be on the musicians early days, including the formation of the Allman Brothers Band with sibling Duane, who died two short years later in a motorcycle accident (Duane will be played by actor Wyatt Russell (We Are What We Are). The other focus of the narrative will be on current-day Allman, who realized that he had to leave behind the life of booze, drugs and frequent divorce if he was to continue living at all. This is where Hurt comes in, while the youthful sections will feature the leading man debut from Tyson Ritter, lead singer of the band The All-American Rejects. Those two bands are completely synonymous with each other, right? (shakes head slowly.)
The film will be directed by Randall Miller from a script he co-wrote with Jody Savin. This is the duo behind last years mostly forgettable music-centered film CBGB. According to THR, Hurt was apparently integral to getting Millers career started, as Savin says Hurt "made an anonymous monetary donation to [Millers] AFI thesis film," and even agreed to record a voiceover for the film once his identity was revealed.
Theres no denying that the esteemed actor will add a thespian gravitas that just wasnt in the cast without him. Hurt had an up-and-down 2013, starring in the fairly well-crafted TV movies The Challenger Disaster and Bonnie and Clyde, but he was also in Andrew Niccols blink-and-youre-sleeping sci-fi drama The Host. He should have a decent 2014, with roles in Ned Bensons perspective-switching double movie The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby, Christian Camargos family drama Days and Nights, and in Akiva Goldsmans highly anticipated dark fantasy Winters Tale.
Just in case you havent tapped your foot to anything today, indulge on this Allman Brothers Band performance of "Midnight Rider" from 1991.
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When I was younger, I start throwing things away that I didn't like seeing or didn't think I needed.
Like tossing away notes, essays that were written, projects done in class. Keep the stuff looks fine or got on an A on (rare). Tossed out graduation announcement, prom stuff, choir annoucements.
Don't have stuff from elementary school, high school, college, middle school, grad school.
Tossed away homework, but have some things saved on floppy disk. All I have left is textbooks, pictures and reprinted projects with no writing on it and awards.
Also was thinking about tossing away my diplomas cuz don't deserve or want them, but decided not to.
Getting rid of stuff because don't like clutter, feel relieved when I do it. The less stuff I have the happier I will be.
Want to know why I am doing this and if anyone else feels this way.
Been going on for 20 years and more.
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I just threw away so much stuff over the weekend. Things that I saved for sentimental value but then never looked at them for years. How sentimental can they be? Feels good to have less stuff...for certain.
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Well it sounds like you have the opposite of hoarding ocd. I think ridding clutter is a good thing to me. I like cleaning things out as well. But it may be good to hang onto the diploma. It shows YOU did graduate. You did the work. It is something nice to have. My parents received an elementary school diploma I think it was of my uncle. I liked looking at it bc it brought me to another time. I know diplomas dont mean anything. You dont need a piece of paper, but it is nice to reminice (sp?) sometimes.
Here is one other thing. I played the autoharp at church in my teen years and it was given to me. I got to the point where I was all done playing the autoharp and felt I could get rid of it. Thankfully I knew the people who took it. Now, years later I wanted the autoharp to have for sentimental reasons, as well as maybe just playing it for fun occasionally. I got it back thankfully. If I didnt get it back, I would have had to deal and would have that small sad part of missing it, the past. So yeah, throwing things out is great to have less stress, but there are somethings that you may just want for sentimental reasons.
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I'd say two things. First, it's OK to get rid of clutter. (Well, not ME Clutter! But, you know.) We have way to much "stuff." The second thing I heard, however, is that you don't "deserve" some of the things you throw out. Be sure you aren't doing some of this as self punishment. We OCers are big on that. If you got the degree, you deserve the diploma. Or look at it another way... does ANYone deserve either the good or the bad that they get? I think that, in fact, is the bigger question. When you start throwing things away, be sure you aren't getting some self-loathing high off it. I think that would be a defeatist OC kind of thing to do.
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I feel better when I toss things out, everyday I feel like I want to toss things out, but make myself not to.
Usually I have to figure out what I need to keep and what I don't need in life.
Sometimes I don't need to keep things, because when I look back on things I really don't need to keep it, I know what kind of student I was just don't have the evidence to prove it besides grades.
It could be depression or stress-related.
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Lots more I can toss out, but keep it because it might be useful in the future.
Emails too (deleting them). I don't like it when there is too much stuff (like too much food in the fridge). Too packed and get stuff and have no where to put it.
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My experience of throwing things out was a bit different. I threw things out if i thought they were dirty. Even things that were expensive or sentimental.
I once thought my clothes were so dirty, that i got a pair of scissors and cut them off me, even though it was my favourite outfit! I was in tears, so upset because i didn't really weant to throw it out, i just felt like i HAD to. I couldn't be dirty.
When i was at school, doing my homework was a nightmare. I kept getting "bad"thoughts, i thought that if i didn't throw my school work away then something bad would happen. It got me into trouble with my teachers because my work was always handed in late.
Sorry , but different from your experience just thought i would share
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I am the same way. The less I have the happier I am. The less stuff I have to give my energy to. It drives my family crazy. I think at sometimes I go to extremes and I'm not sure I'm making the right decision about throwing stuff away. Then I feel so guilty when I throw away the kids toys and they ask for them. It happens all the time. I sometimes feel it is the only control I have over my life. I don't know.
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Jacquline? You R the opposite of a hoarder,,,,,never heard of compulsively throwing things out but your line about "feel like I do not deserve them" thing sounds like serious self-esteem issues,,,,
I like throwing things out but not anywhere near in a compulsive way,,,,I also like, at times, deleting emails I have moved to trash, but do not do it often,,,,,
I do keep sentimental things like photo albums, diplomas, sports trophies, varsity letters, year books and some sports memorbilia,,,,,
what does your shrink say?
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I have bought and tossed or gave things away as far back as I can remember. I feel weighed down with to much stuff and feel less anxiety when I can look around and know where and what everything is. I also shop a lot replacing a/o upgrading one thing for one better. I think I know I have a compulsion to shop but then I have a compulsion to purge (material possessions). I used to say I was a minimalist and didn't need a lot of "things" but I would still buy and upgrade. I've never heard of anyone else doing this so I guess it's nice to know I'm not alone. It would be a lot nicer if I could figure out how to stop.
I found the perfect purse and camera and since I found them I have not bought another. I tell myself that if I can only find the perfect "everything" I can stop shopping and stop tossing. This is so depressing.
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I am a hoarder and could use a little of your problem..lol! This is how my mind works...I keep piles of books because if I get rid of a book there is no tangible evidence that I'd read it. When we were cleaning out my parents house someone found an old softball trophy of mine and asked it I wanted it. In a moment of non-hoarder thinking I said to throw it out, but years later when my own daughter started softball I regretted throwing out the trophy because I had no tangible evidence that I had played on a softball team. I don't throw out magazines because again, tangible evidence that I read on these subjects. I need to find a way around this. There is the sentimental value issue too like, I got the object on a great trip or some loved one had touched it, etc. I've got to find a way to let go of this clutter!!
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The polar plot of sineFeb 18, 2016A couple weeks ago a friend asked for intuition as to why the (polar) graph of \(r = \sin\theta\) is a circle. It's a fairly easy fact to prove algebraically, but neither he nor I had any intuition as to why it should be true, nor did the internet come to our aid. I thought about it for a bit and came up with an explanation, and since I couldn't find it anywhere online I'm posting it here in case it's of interest to anyone else.
How I Teach GerrymanderingOct 8, 2015Cross-posting from the brand-new MIT ESP teacher blog: I wrote a post about how I teach gerrymandering. It of course starts with the famous cartoon.
My FeedsJun 14, 2015A couple people have asked me for this, so here's a list of all the RSS/Atom feeds I follow. It's autogenerated from Feedly, with some manual removal of dead things. If you want to import the whole assembly into your RSS reader (which I don't recommend), you can grab the list in OMPL format.
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Here are five graduates of Arsenal's youth academy that will give Gunners fans around the world plenty to look forward to in the coming years.
Name: Martin Angha *Star prospect*
Squad number: 57
Age: 18
Nationality: Switzerland
Position: Defender
Angha featured 21 times for the youth team in his debut season before being promoted to the reserves for the last six games of the 2010/2011 campaign. This year, the 6'4 centre-back has been a regular for the reserves, and has come very close to breaking into the first-team.
Angha was being considered for Arsenal's Champions League squad back in December for their game against Olympiakos, however the youngster failed to meet UEFA's qualifying criteria as he had not lived in England for long enough at that point.
The 18 year-old, who captained his country at Under-16 level, has made great improvements over the last two seasons and goes down as my pick of the bunch.
Name: Thomas Eisfeld
Age: 19
Nationality: Germany
Position: Midfielder
Eisfeld joined Arsenal from Borussia Dortmund in January, after his six goals and six assists in 12 games caught the eye of Arsene Wenger.
The versatile German has captained his country at Under-15 level, and Wenger was full of praise following his capture in the winter transfer window.
He said: "Thomas is a player we have liked for some time. We've watched him closely this season, where he has excelled for Dortmund's youth team.
"He is young but has proven to us that he can play, that he has the attitude and technical ability to be a valuable addition to our squad. We're very pleased to welcome him to the Club and look forward to his contribution in the coming seasons."
Name: Benik Afobe
Squad number: 33
Age: 19
Nationality: England
Position: Striker
Afobe has been touted as the next big thing for quite a while now and it's only a matter of time before the England Under-19 striker gets his chance to shine in Arsenal's first team.
The 6ft forward, who spent a successful season on loan at Huddersfield Town during the 2010/2011 campaign, was part of the England Under-17 team that won the European Championships in 2011, and has been a prolific scorer at several national levels.
Afobe is currently on loan at Reading but has only managed two Championship appearances since joining Brian Mcdermott's promotion hopefuls.
Name: Damian Martinez
Squad number: 59
Age: 19
Nationality: Argentina
Position: Goalkeeper
Martinez joined Arsenal from Argentine giants Independiente at the beginning of the 2010/2011 campaign and has looked the part since arriving in London.
The 19 year-old has played in both the youth and reserve teams where his form impressed Argentina national team manager Alejandro Sabella enough to earn him a call up to the senior team last year.
Martinez was an unused substitute however it shows just how highly-rated this young man is.
Name: Jon Toral
Age: 17
Nationality: Spain
Position: Midfielder
Toral joined Arsenal from Barcelona along with Hector Bellerin last summer and has impressed since making the move to England. The left-footed attacking midfielder has been a regular scorer in the youth team this season and looks an extremely exciting talent. The next Cesc Fabregas? Probably not. But the young Spaniard looks like he will give it a go.
All good players and u could add 5 or 10 more to your list. however greatness that is a bit hopeful! i think all of these lads will have good careers i am not convinced it will be at arsenal though and achieving greatness is something extraordinary. for example martinez is only 2 years younger than our current no.1 who jas alteady seen off 3 keepers older than him and more experienced he is unlikely to let go of the.no.1 spot to easy and why are arsenal looking at 2 other young keepers butland and speiss. angha is going to have be.very patient to get his chance as is afobe. of the 5 i think toral and eisfeld have the.best chances as it is much easier to blood a young a midfielder. i also think gnabry bellerin olsson and the much improved meade have a good chance to progress bellerin and meade are both very versatile which wenger likes in his players olsson and gnabry have also played a other positions.


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The state's largest for-profit charter school operator, White Hat management, is being asked by a judge to open its financial books. This decision follows more than a year and a half of court battles, but as StateImpact: Ohio's Ida Lieszkovszky reports the case is not over yet.
In October of 2010, the school boards of ten White Hat managed charters sued the for-profit company. The schools have to turn over to White Hat 96 percent of the state funds they receive , and they wanted to see how the company was spending the money.
After a lengthy legal battle, Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge John Bender decided White Hat needs to disclose that information. Keeping in line with an earlier decision of his, Judge Bender says charter schools operate on public dollars, and so they are "public officials" who are responsible for public funds.
Attorney Karen Hockstad represents the school boards. She says the ruling is good news, but one of the biggest questions now is who owns the buildings these schools are in. She says White Hat and the school boards are likely to part ways when their current contract extension is up in June.
"We anticipate that White Hat is applying for new charters to run different schools in the same locations where the plaintiff schools currently operate. We have some critical timing issues with regard to getting some decisions from the court on the rights of the parties."
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"I Wonder If This Is Going To Make My Fingers Pickle" — Tempers flare at the airport when one team books tickets for an allied team further back in the ticket line, causing major hostility, on THE AMAZING RACE 10, Sunday, Oct. 29 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
While racing through the streets of Mauritius, one team has a major scare when they crash their car into a bus. Another team has trouble getting their car into gear and must watch as all the other teams pass by them. Meanwhile, two teams create an alliance but wonder if the bond is strong enough to bring them to the end. Could the race to the Pit Stop among friends mean the demise of another alliance?
THE AMAZING RACE 10 features 12 Teams of two on a trek around the world for approximately 30 days. At every destination, each Team will compete in a series of challenges — some mental and some physical — and only when the tasks have been completed will they learn their next destination. Teams who are farthest behind will gradually be eliminated as the contest progresses, with the first Team to arrive at the final destination winning $1 million.
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Citi Pond at Bryant Park
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Ice-skating is one of New York City's most cherished cold-weather traditions—and the perfect prelude to a piping-hot mug of cocoa. Citi Pond at Bryant Park offers free admission (you can bring your own skates or rent a pair for a fee). After you've taken a spin around the frozen premises, the adjacent lounge Celsius rewards you with a view of the rink, tasty food and some very welcome heat lamps. Even if it's scorching outside, you can hit the ice indoors at Chelsea Piers, Aviator Sports & Events Center and Flushing Meadows–Corona Park's World Ice Arena. In fact, what better way is there to beat the heat than spending the afternoon in an arena-size refrigerator?


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Justice, Work, and the Ghetto Poor
1Harvard University
Citation Information: The Law & Ethics of Human Rights. Volume 6, Issue 1, Pages 69–96, ISSN (Online) 1938-2545, DOI: 10.1515/1938-2545.1068, December 2012
Publication History
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- 2012-12-06
In view of the explanatory significance of joblessness, some social scientists, policymakers, and commentators have advocated strong measures to ensure that the ghetto poor work, including mandating work as a condition of receiving welfare benefits. Indeed, across the ideological political spectrum, work is often seen as a moral or civic duty and as a necessary basis for personal dignity. And this normative stance is now instantiated in federal and state law, from the tax scheme to public benefits. This Article reflects critically on this new regime of work. I ask whether the normative principles to which its advocates typically appeal actually justify the regime. I conclude that the case for a pro tanto moral or civic duty to work is not as strong as many believe and that there are reasonable responses to joblessness that do not involve instituting a work regime. However, even if we grant that there is a duty to work, I maintain that the ghetto poor would not be wronging their fellow citizens were they to choose not to work and to rely on public funds for material support. In fact, I argue that many among the black urban poor have good reasons to refuse to work. Throughout, I emphasize what too few advocates of the new work regime do, namely, that whether work is an obligation depends crucially on whether background social conditions within the polity are just.
KEYWORDS: reciprocity; joblessness; work regime; ghetto poor; duty to work