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Well done Pedro, and well done
Vale. Given the position of the
Ducs and the almost 2 second
difference once back on the Yam
he hasn't ridden in two years
would suggest that it was
primarily the bike not the rider.
Well done Marquez thank god
new talented blood who rides it
a bit hard should be a cracking
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SPOT ON,100 percent agree like hitting on the nail mate.
unfortunately it fixed the wrong woods which also translates 'only best bikes make him look good'.sorry,dude.swallow the pills and no hard feeling-just to open your horizon.

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For the next 2 months, each 45 minute workout was complete hell.
The celebrity trainer seemed constantly stressed out. She taught the classes herself. She pushed the group hard. She yelled as if she had just done a speedball.
Most workouts were similar to the DVD's that would be mass produced and sold on late night television…the celebrity trainer would just add more weights and repetitions for quicker results. Some of them were completely different-hardcore cardio driven, and we were encouraged to do at least 30 minutes of cardio on our own every day before our class.
Over the course of the test group, things started getting a little weird. Some people would cry during the workouts. Others would vomit.
I found that if I pretended to cry, I could go chill out in the ladies locker room and relax for a good 10 minutes before someone came to look for me. Sometimes I'd just sneak out of the class 20 minutes early because I didn't feel like putting up with it. I wanted to lose weight and do a good job, but the dynamic was getting weird. Women were clinging to each other in silence after the workouts and embracing as if it were some Lifetime movie about a concentration camp. "We can do this," they whispered, "we can make it through."
Everyone was losing weight, just as the trainer hoped for. A few women on the heavier side easily dropped 15-20 the first week, then tapered off to 2-3 pounds a week. I'd usually lose 1-2 pounds a week.
Unfortunately, by the time the end of month one rolled around, I was completely insane, and so were a lot of the other women. This was not turning out to be a fun experience. Once in a lifetime, maybe, but fun. Not so much. No one was being held against their will and could've walked out and quit at any minute, but it was almost as if we had been brainwashed to want to stay.


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I've never worn a bike helmet
I used to wear a helmet, but have stopped
I've always worn a helmet
I didn't wear a helmet, but now do
I sometimes wear a helmet depending on the conditions
I know next to nothing. I am frequently wrong.
helmet laws are about politics, and politics has to do with pandering to public opinion.
If people think cycling is dangerous and helmets are the cure, there'll be helmet laws. Cyclists calling other cyclists morons and airheads for not wearing helmets displays this line of thought, even within the cycling community.
"My two favourite things in life are libraries and bicycles. They both move people forward without wasting anything" -Peter Golkin
I know next to nothing. I am frequently wrong.
"My two favourite things in life are libraries and bicycles. They both move people forward without wasting anything" -Peter Golkin
But I'll indulge the point: training and preparedness are indeed absent from the great majority of cyclists I see. And "experience" appears to be essentially meaningless, judging by the completely clueless cyclists right here on this website, some of whom have been that way for decades. "LCIs", BTW, are some of the least competent cyclists I have ever come across. If that's your idea of a trained, prepared, and experienced cyclist, then you and I are are never going to see eye to eye on the subject.
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No doubt about it that helmet laws are promoted by pandering politicians. They want to prove they "care"!!! When in fact they know squat about the subject. It just sound good to them!!!
I'd say that training, preparedness, and experience as far as it concerns safety is as much lacking in those who don't wear helmets as those who do. OK, so even LCIs -- instructors trained in safety training -- don't meet your level of street riding competence. What are your qualifications for someone competent enough to safely ride a bike...?
I know next to nothing. I am frequently wrong.
Well gee------I guess the anti helmet cult isnt very convincing. This is the 4th thread and it is up to 106 pages and Im still wearing my helmet.
I do think it's important to ride without one, or with one, every once in awhile so we can make an informed rational decision instead of a dogmatic one.
In general, there are many more factors to consider in making an informed, rational decision than whether or not you hit your head on a particular ride. Let's not reprise them here since surely they've been mentioned in all of these pages. The point about having the ability to make a rational, informed decision comes from another direction entirely. In short, when we do something in a particular way, and do it often, it becomes habitual. A habit performed frequently and without exception, becomes so ingrained that not only do we perform that action without thought, but we will experience psychological discomfort if the habit is denied. That's just the way the human brain is wired. It's routine, a constant, and when it's missing something feels wrong.
I submit that actions performed in routine habit are the antithesis of thoughtful, rational decisions. I further submit that the conditioning implied by the routine habit active impedes the formulation of rational informed decisions. There is little or no probability of harm on a given single ride, even the most vehemently opposed to me will recognize that if he's being honest. Therefore, in order to be rational one must first mitigate the emotional and psychological barriers to logical thought, and second gather through observation and experience the data necessary for him to exercise his judgment. Riding without a helmet is a simple enough way to do this.
Sorry, I'm not allowed to copy the entire article, you have to click on the link and go to CBC News, and read it there.
Okay, one flaw I see is that the Ontario Coroner says ALL the deaths would have been preventable, if they had been wearing helmets, but the article also states that ".... 27 per cent — or 35 out of 129 — of the cyclists killed were wearing helmets..."
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I want to arrange to look at it, just so I can tell him how big of an idiot he is in person. What an moron, I swear....,,,,BD
I want to arrange to look at it, just so I can tell him how big of an idiot he is in person. What an moron, I swear....,,,,BD
Well the guy got vintage Fuji right other than that pretty much all wrong sad part is it a farly nice bike not worth asking but a nice road bike worth close to the asking
Troll. He copied the picture from oldtenspeedgallery here:
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I have the heart of a young boy. I got it on eBay.
And then he sent pictures of the exact same style/color bike, converted to a fixed gear with Mavic CXP22 rims, and was very proud of himself. He may have robbed the pic, but he still converted the same kind of bike to a fixie.,,,,BD
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This one is Wacky for being decent looking fixie at a below reasonble price has to be a first for Denver or nearly any place.
Agreed, BD. The chump ruined a good vintage bike for purposes of fashion and irony.
Hipsters will never learn.
"Life is like a ten speed bicycle. Most of us have gears we never use." -Charles M. Schulz
Dates schmates!
I couldn't help but post this one here. Just ... yikes.
Hi there, I am selling my Tour De France because I am no longer into long distance racing, And have no need for it. It has served me Very well. It is an Extremely well built bike with Excellent parts. It is in absolute mint condition, and has been extremely well maintained throughout the 7 months I have owned it. If you are looking for Quality, Speed, And Performance.. This is your bike.
Brakes: Alloy Caliper
Crankset: Dotek Steel Double 48t/42t 170mm Length
F/R Derailleur: Shimano Tourney
Fork: Steel 1" Threaded
Frame: Alloy
Handlebar: 42cm 25.4 Classic Steel Drop
Pedals: Steel Cage With Plastic Body
Saddle: Steel Rail Road Saddle
Seatpost: Alloy 27.2 300mm
Shifters: Shimano Sl-Sy20a Stem Mounted Lever Shifter
Stem: Steel 22.2 Quilled Road Stem
Tires: Wanda 700c/25c Road
Weight: 28 lbs.
Wheelset: 700c Double Walled Alloy Rim/ Steel Hubs 36h/6spd Free Wheel
"Life is like a ten speed bicycle. Most of us have gears we never use." -Charles M. Schulz
Giro D'Luna,,,,BD
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hope it finds the right home
Here's a wacky one this guy is offering a two year warranty on a Canodale with classic thunk and rattle mono shock for $500.
I like this one the guy promotes that his bike is not a real Stingray as a selling point and asks $750. I quess the really delusional sellers come out late at night in Denver.
Proof positive that some flippers are idiots same guy is offering both these bike for $100
Here is what's on sale:
Made in USA Huffy Aerowind Vintage Road bike - $150 (Ashburn Reston)
Made in Ohio USA.
This bike has a lot of history. I'm pretty sure these brake 'calipers' (design) later became what is called the Dura Ace AX brake caliper. Check out the pics in the link for the AX calipers and I need to double check but I think the Huffy calipers say Shimano AX on them.
Huffy (later used by Bridgestone too) used weighted (and aero design) pedals.
One of the only aero-shaped frames ever made...ovalized downtube and seat tube - later copied by the carbon fiber folks.
Steel Araya (alloy looking anodized) rims.
I bought this 2 years ago and have been restoring it little by little. It now has 2 NOS 27x1 1/4 tires and tubes. The rims are hard anondized steel with no rust.
Not the lightest bike out there, but that means you don't have to ride as far to get the same great workout
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Here is what I sold for $160, upgraded 27" wheels, new tires, new saddle, tape, upgraded stem, drop bars, brake levers.
Korval is Ships
See my Hyperlite 411 it's the photo model on OutRiderUSA web page
This is a recent flame on Toronto CL, but for good cause.
This dude has been repainting bicycles, relabeling and putting shiny reflective stickers on them to change them up. He's made them under the name Jaguar/Titan and the newest one Royale. Unfortunately a POS is still a POS no matter what you label it.
Here's another flame as well lol:
CL police are out again in full force.


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Ridley Scott Options Raucous Chef Marco Pierre White's Memoir The Devil In The Kitchen
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Its no secret that were huge fans of Jon Favreaus Chef around these parts, which means were not at all surprised that chef movies are on the rise - though maybe from places we didnt expect. Blockbuster filmmaker Ridley Scott has teamed up with his oft-collaborative actress Giannina Facio and Iranian screenwriter Colet Abedi (Fashion House) in optioning The Devil in the Kitchen, the excellent memoir from the original culinary genius asshole Marco Pierre White.
If youve read The Devil in the Kitchen, or if you keep up with world-renowned chefs in general, youre aware of Marco Pierre White. In 1994, he became (at 33) the then-youngest chef to earn 3 Michelin stars, arguably the highest honor in the land. This was done by dedicating a large portion of his life to the kitchen, where he often turned boys into men in a sense, while holding nothing back either with fellow chefs or with his customers. (He was notorious for handling naysaying patrons with poetic justice.) And then, in 1999, the chain-smoking culinary maestro had enough of the growing industry of chefs and he retired, handing back all three Michelin stars.
Whites most famous protégé is Gordon Ramsay, the expletive-spewing center of a celebrity chef enterprise, with MasterChef and Hells Kitchen turning him into an American household name. So itll be interesting to see if hes somehow included in the planned feature. As well, Whites personal life has been something of a roller coaster, with multiple wives and accusations of infidelity that led to some public troubles with then-wife Matilde Conejero.
It is going to take one of the most charismatic actors around to pull off Whites unrestrained audacity and his beyond-superb skills in a kitchen. You know how movies often have to fake it when actors are playing the piano? Thats whatll have to happen at any point when White is shown using his knife. Part of me wants this movie to turn into a 1980s action pic, with White julienning terrorists necks as they come to steal his time machine oven. Or something. (My version of this script isnt finished.)
One of Bradley Coopers roles on his rise to stardom was as similarly outspoken chef Anthony Bordain on Foxs short-lived Kitchen Confidential. Hes not the guy for this, but he was good.
Of course, Deadline doesnt really have much to say beyond this, as no specific plans have been made going forward. Foodie entertainment is ever-growing, with shows like Top Chef just as popular now in later seasons as they ever were. And even beyond his upcoming Biblical epic Exodus: Gods and Kings, Ridley Scott has a lot of big projects on his plate plate! so heres hoping he and his fellow producers pull in a smart director quickly, before this spins its wheels for too long.
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Worst/Best Mixed Drinks For Summer
by ShaunaS
The mercury is rising, vacations are in full swing and patio happy hours are bustling � what do all of the above have in common? Frosty, refreshing cocktails!
It sure is tempting to order that frozen margarita or mai tai � but did you stop and think how it might be thwarting your diet efforts? If you�re not careful, cocktails can add thousands of calories to your week and if you are a frequent happy hour participant, this can be enough to slow your progress.
The good news? It is possible to enjoy a refreshing cocktail!
Just choose high calorie drinks in moderation and choose lower calories ones as your drink of choice. Compare the following cocktails and you be the judge!
Skip these Sips!
� Margarita � that sweet slushy stuff isn�t too good to be true � it�s packed with calories! Calorie count: 500.
� Long Island Iced Tea � what do you get when you mix five different kinds of liquors with sweet and sour and soda? A calorie count comparable to a Big Mac! Calorie count: 700.
� Pina Coloda � this island favorite gets most of its calories from high fat coconut milk, save the coconut milk for an occasional curry dish instead! Calorie count: 625.
� Chocolate Martini � it is made with chocolate and cream after all! If this is your dessert, that�s one thing, but I�d rather have a piece of chocolate cake! Calorie count: 450.
� White Russian � are you a brunch libation kind of person? Skip this rich and creamy drink for special occasions. Calorie count: 300.
Savor these Sips Instead
� Tequila Sunrise � you still get the tequila with a sweet touch but with more than half the calories! Calorie count: 200.
� Greyhound � this simple drink of grapefruit juice and vodka packs a flavor punch but keeps the calories low. Calorie count: 200.
� Mojito � now this is an island drink you can feel good about! And, fresh mint and lime will leave you feeling refreshed. Calorie count: 160.
� Cosmopolitan � if martinis are your thing, don�t shy away from this trendy drink. Calorie count: 150 calories.
� Bloody Mary � add another serving of veggies to your brunch (or lunch or dinner!). Blood Mary�s are slim and trim! Calorie count: 150.
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Put Your Diet On A Vacation
by ShaunaS
Does this sound like a familiar cycle to you: losing weight for your next vacation, then indulging in your favorite food and drink while you�re on vacation followed by pounds gained (that you worked so hard to take off!)?
Well, if this sounds familiar, don�t worry, we�ve pulled together 10 simple strategies that will help keep you on track and having fun during your next vacation.
� The number one strategy is (hint: you�ve heard it before): plan, plan, plan! Just a little planning about how you can incorporate exercise and healthy eating will take you a long ways!
� Write down 2 or 3 mini-goals that will help keep you on track and bring them with you.
� Redefine your regular vacation routine. How about planning an active vacation such hiking or kayaking? These types of vacations are becoming quite popular and take you to beautiful destinations!
� Find out what kind of fitness opportunities are available, is there a gym, park or beach to walk/jog on? If not, make sure to pack your pedometer and let your feet take you sightseeing.
� Vacations that include all you can eat buffets can be challenging but not impossible. Plan your meal schedule ahead of time as much as possible and try not to skip meals, which can lead to over-indulging at the next meal. You might try asking if you can have regular meals vs. buffet style and be sure to ask about �light� or �low-fat� meal options.
� Add �color� wherever you can- try starting your meals with fresh fruit, broth based vegetable soup or green salad.
� Research local restaurants ahead of time and plan to visit those that offer healthy dishes- try checking for their menu online! Also, find out if your hotel room has a refrigerator and/or microwave. If so, stock up fruits, baby carrots, cereal, meal replacement bars, low-fat string cheese, lean deli meat and yogurt to make mini-meals.
� Carry a notepad and jot down your meals for the day!
� Remember balance is key! Balance out a higher calorie/fat dinner with a lower calorie/fat breakfast and lunch.
� Limit alcohol, which add empty calories and may break your best intentions of eating healthy!
My Vacation Planning Worksheet
Organizing your plan will help you stay focused on your goals. Try making a worksheet like the one below to help keep you focused.
� Mini Goal #1:
� Mini Goal #2:
� Mini Goal #3
� Vacation Destination:
� Meal Options (where will you eat?):
� Foods to pack or buy:
� Activity Plan (where will I exercise?):
� Support (can I check in with my Diet.com buddies?):
� My Mantra (words I will live by-optional!):
Happy travels!
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July 7, 2008
Eating Well In the Great Outdoors!
by ShaunaS
I can�t tell you how many cars I�ve seen lately loaded up with tents, coolers and mountain bikes. This tells me its officially camping season!
Camping is a great way to break away from daily chores and enjoy nature, but it can also mean indulging in lots of food you normally wouldn�t on a daily basis.
You can still indulge but why not make most of your camp-style meals healthy and keep the indulging to a minimum. This way, you�ll walk away feeling good about the weekend and hopefully have gotten in some hiking too!
Healthy Camping Tools & Tips
� Portable gas grills � double the fun, these grills work as your backyard grill and travel to parties, camping and special events!
� Vegetable grill baskets � these nifty baskets sit on top of the grill and deliver the same smoky grilled flavor without the sticking or falling of veggies. Try a mix of red bell peppers, sweet potatoes, mushrooms, onions and zucchini. Works well for veggie burgers that crumble or tofu too!
� Meat thermometer � safe outdoor cooking is essential! Check your meat, pork and poultry for proper internal temperatures. Cook chicken breast to 170, ground meat or poultry to 165, fresh beef to 160-170 and fresh pork to 170.
� Try sodium-free marinades. Mrs. Dash marinades pack a powerful flavor punch without sodium.
� Choose lean cuts of meat such as chicken breast, fish, seafood, pork tenderloin, flank steak or sirloin or extra lean ground turkey or beef.
� Go veggie and try soy burgers, bean burgers, tempeh, tofu veggie dogs.
� Choose turkey or chicken dogs or lean beef hot dogs over regular varieties. Don�t forget to check the nutrition label and compare to find the one lowest in fat, saturated fat and sodium.
Healthy Camping Meal Ideas
� whole wheat bagels with peanut butter or light cream cheese
� fruit and yogurt with low-fat granola
� egg substitute or egg white and Canadian bacon
� turkey or ham sandwich on whole wheat with mustard, lettuce, tomato and low-fat cheese
� fruit salad, string cheese and whole wheat crackers
� low-fat tuna salad kits and cut up fresh veggies
� lean turkey or veggie burgers on whole wheat buns
� vegetarian baked beans and corn on the cob
� fresh caught fish!
� BBQ chicken
� Grilled veggies
� Garlic bread with low-fat spread and fresh chopped garlic
� Whole wheat spaghetti with marinara and tossed green salad
� Veggie dogs on whole wheat buns
� Low-fat granola bars
� String cheese and whole wheat crackers
� Hummus and veggie with pita bread
� Baked chips and salsa
� Fresh fruit and yogurt
Grilled Vegetable Salad
Add a side of veggies to your barbequed chicken or burgers! You can make this salad ahead of time or grill the veggies campside!
4 medium tomatoes, chopped
2 tablespoons olive oil
1/2 cup fresh basil, chopped
1 medium red bell pepper, quartered
1 medium yellow summer squash, halved lengthwise
1 medium red onion, cut into 1/2 inch thick slices
1/2 eggplant, cut into 1/2 inch thick slices
1/4 cup crumbled feta
2 tbsp parmesan cheese
2 cloves garlic, minced
1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
1. Combine 1 tablespoon olive oil with garlic. Brush over bell pepper, squash, eggplant and onion pieces.
2. Mix 1 tablespoon olive oil with red pepper and pepper. Add tomatoes and basil, Toss lightly.
3. Grill pepper, squash, eggplant and onion on preheated grill. Cook for 8-12 minutes, turning frequently. Remove vegetables from grill and chop coarsely. Add tomato mixture and feta cheese and toss. Sprinkle with parmesan cheese.
Servings: 6
Nutrition Info: 111 calories, 3 g protein, 11 g carbs, 7 g fat, 2 g saturated fat, 102 mg sodium, 4 g fiber
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Empire State Building's Sustainability Retrofit Program Achieves 2010 ENERGY STAR Certification
Empire State Building's Sustainability Retrofit Program Achieves 2010 ENERGY STAR Certification
The World's Most Famous Office Building, has officially received its second ENERGY STAR certification by the US EPA. The new certification that the Empire State Building received signifies the success of building's energy performance. Back in April 2009, the ESB, alongside President Bill Clinton and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, announced a $20 million sustainability retrofit aimed to reduce energy usage by more than 38 percent and save the building over $4.4 million each year. Key projects included the integration of tenant energy management systems and the refurbishment of the building's existing 6,514 windows.
Virginia Gov. McDonnell signs deal to transition state fleet to alterative fuel vehicles
Governor Bob McDonnell has issued an executive order that promotes the use of alternative fuel vehicles in Virginia. McDonnell wants to have a plan in place that would transition the states' vehicle fleet to alternative fuel vehicles by the end of 2011. The governor is open to including electric, natural gas, biodiesel and other types of fuel mixes in the plan but feels that a road map must be established before Virginia can put this initiative into action.
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According to a new report released by J.D. Power and Associates, in 2010, utilities are using a positive response to operational improvements by residential electric utility customers to mitigate their dissatisfaction with power quality, reliability and price. The report, which is titled, 2011 Electric Utility Residential Customer Satisfaction Study(SM) studied six key categories; power quality and reliability; price; billing and payment; corporate citizenship; communications; and customer service. More than 98,000 people surveyed, used a 1-1000 scale was used to quantify the customer satisfaction in each category. The total average score was a 628, 2 points less than last years average score of 630. However, scores in communications and corporate citizenship factors achieved the greatest gains in 2011, each improving by six points from last year.
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text: I went on a casual ride around the neighborhood after work and passed not one, not two... but SIX other people on bikes! This is unheard of where I live. I was only out about an hour or so and riding at a very leisurely pace, enjoying the nice weather. I will occasionally pass another person on a bike, or a couple of kids maybe, but never SIX people in that span of time. Two of them had shopping bags from a nearby supermarket! Dare I think that gas prices might be leading to this overwhelming number of bicycles on the road?


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Don't forget that this Sunday is our 3rd not-so-annual Halloween Spooktacular. At 7:30 EST we'll be sitting down to watch Eric England's "Contracted" and more importantly get pretty blitzed. It's sure to be a good time and an awful following Monday. Don't miss it.
In which the crew become religious scholars, and we coin the term "Wan-iverse"...
"The Conjuring" was a divisive movie. You either really dug it, or really didn't care for it. So which camp were you in? I hope it's the camp that liked it, because your'e getting more!
To many modern horror fans James Wan's "Insidious" is consider a new classic for the genre. Taking many elements that belonged to previous films (Poltergeist, The Shining, etc.) and executing them differently to reveal a new flavor helped make "Insidious" feel like a welcome respite from the torture porn heyday of "Saw". Since that original film became a massive financial success there has been an onslaught of similar, albeit effective, haunted house/demon thrillers available for public consumption.
Aka the most exciting week of Carl's life...
Remember when I told you that Jen and Sylvia Soska would be directing "See No Evil 2", the sequel to the 2006 direct to video flick starring the WWE's Kane? No I didn't think you would but I felt like i should ask anyway. Well they are, and now it looks like the first two ladies to be cast in the project are none other than Danielle Harris and Katharine Isabelle. I have no idea what the first one was about but this one apparently follows the same killer from the first as he stalks a group of medical students. Or something. Who cares really. Maybe the two of them will kiss or something.
Christian Serratos, who you probably remember from "Twilight", is the latest name to be added to the upcoming fourth season of "The Walking Dead". She'll play Rosita Espinosa (Muy caliente!) a survivor who runs into our merry gang of zombie killers. Just kidding, if you remember her from "Twilight" then you're a loser and you like loser things! Just kidding again, team Jacob 4 life.
The "Terminator" reboot will be released into theaters on Wednesday, July 1, 2015. Because weekends are for pricks.
"Insidious 3" has been confirmed to be happening now that "Insidious: Chapter 2" pulled in $41 million this past weekend. Leigh Whannell will once again pen the script but no word on if James Wan will once again return to direct. One thing is for sure though, I will most likely come up with a half assed excuse as to why I can't see it for the podcast. No, but seriously, I had a lot crap going on this weekend. You don't know me!
So. Much. Poop.
James Wan's "The Conjuring" will make it's big debut at the Los Angeles Film Festival on June 21st. The film is supposedly based on a true story of two paranormal investigators who try to help a family being terrorized by an evil spirit. The film will then see a wide release on July 19th. I will be on a podcast shortly after that talking about how the whole thing is BS.
I've been holding off on seeing the Hammer classic "Dracula: Prince of Darkness" for 35 years because there has yet to be a US Blu-Ray release for the film. I know, it's weird that I would take a firm stance for so long considering that Blu-Ray hasn't even been around for 10 years. Well good news for me because the Christopher Lee blood sucker is finally coming our way thanks to Millennium Entertainment on September 3rd. I'll be chock full of commentary, behind the scenes features and other extras. I don't pretend to understand my madness.
Daniel Radcliffe doesn't have half the forehead that Christina Ricci has but still he's going to play Igor in Paul McGuigan's "Frankenstein". I'm not really sure why you need a big forehead for that but the film has been slapped with a October 17, 2014 release date so let's see how Radcliffe does with this bold casting move. Again I don't really know why Ricci's big forehead would make her a better choice but I stand by my statement.
Adam McKay , the guy who produced "Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters", has let out that director Tommy Wirkola is being let loose to make the sequel as balls out as he'd like. I guess that also means if the follow up is a pile of doody it's all Wirkola's fault but let's look on the positive side here.
"The Warren Files" is a new 4 hour documentary of people reading facebook posts about actor Warren Beatty. Iit's being directed by "Insidious" love child James Wan and has just received a release date of January 25, 2013. Wait no, I'm sorry. That's completely wrong. It's about some sort of haunted Rhode Island farmhouse or something. I have no idea where the Warren Beatty thing came from.
I'm so jacked up on coffee and Swedish Fish right now that I can't even see straight, but I think "Dragon Wasps" is going to be the next "Avatar". It's coming to DVD on September 24th. It's about giant freakin' wasps that fly around the freakin' rainforest killing people. I hope they make a sequel where they fly around the Rainforest Cafe. That would be so god damn awesome.
We all love the 1985 classic "Re-Animator." If you don't, you're some kind of prick face or something. Prick faces don't get to enjoy the new exciting Blu-Ray version of the flick that will hit shelves on September 4. They also wont get to view the documentary being included, or the interviews, or listen to the audio commentary. They will also not be invited to my annual BBQ and POG trading jamboree this year. Sucks to be you, prick faces.
Something called "Bloody Bloody Bible Camp" is going to be hitting VOD, iTunes, Amazon and smoke signals this Friday. I don't think I really need to explain anything else.
Bradley Cooper is reportedly in talks to take the lead role in the much discussed remake of the 90's film "The Crow". Wait what now? Not that Cooper is the greatest actor of all time but I had assumed the remake would be on the discount DVD shelves before it's opening weekend was over. Now, I don't know what to think. Up is down, black is white, Finkle is Einhorn and Einhorn is a man!
If you're like me then you had a lot of questions after you watched the final "Saw" movie. The largest of course being why the hell did I watch 27 of these movies. There was 27 of them right? Well, surprisingly James Wan and Leigh Whannell say that Jigsaw could rise again if they were approached with a new and different idea to get the ball rolling again. Just so we're clear fellas, I will do everything in my power to stop this, and you will have to murder me. Your move gentlemen!
The good people at Paramount have picked up the rights to the Ray Bradbury joint "The Martian Chronicles" with the intentions of making a big screen adaptation of the short story collection. That's kind of obvious though isn't it, Paramount is a movie company so why would they buy the rights to a story if they didn't want to make a movie out of it. I'm sorry I'm so dumb and waste your time like this.
"Dark City" star Rufus Sewell has landed the role of Adam in the upcoming big screen adaptation of the book "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter". For those of you not familiar with the book, Adam is the head vampire and the second greatest enemy of Mr. Lincoln. The first of course being people who hate beards. Because, ya know, he had one and all I guess. I'm not a Social Studies textbook people.


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"Operation Livesaver," a public awareness campaign of the Mississippi Department of Transportation, along with Kansas City Southern Railroad, promoted rail-crossing safety in Meridian Wednesday.
Officials handed out flyers along 65th Avenue at North Frontage Road, to show motorists how dangerous a collision with a train can be.
The Director of "Operation Lifesaver," Donna Prince, said auto accidents with trains are much more deadly than with other vehicles, and the way to avoid a crash is just to simply pay attention.
"We just want people to be aware that this is not a time to be complacent at the railroad tracks," said Donna.
Trains can also be a hazard for pedestrians. Officials ask that you stay off and stay away to stay alive.
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I built my first wheel last night. It was a rear with XTR hub, black DT double butted spokes, Bontrager Valiant rim, and red and silver nipples. I took a ride on it today. It stayed perfectly true. I was amazed at how easy it was to do. I am very proud of myself. I just thought I would post and brag a bit.
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OTO-104 is a sustained-release formulation of the steroid dexamethasone. Otonomy is conducting a prospective, randomized, placebo-controlled, multicenter Phase Ib study with OTO-104 given as a single intratympanic (IT) injection in subjects with unilateral Meniere disease. Preclinical studies have demonstrated that the compound can effectively deliver a prolonged and dose-proportional exposure of dexamethasone to the inner ear and is well-tolerated in a broad set of safety evaluations, according to the company.
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Who is the third assassin at Banquo's murder in "Macbeth"? Macbeth, act 3
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The above commentator rightly argues that the third assassin knows Banquo well, but there is no suggestion provided by Shakespeare to deduce that he may be Macbeth's servant. Macbeth sends him entirely to help the other two murderers and he appears just before the murder is committed. Without him it would have been difficult for them to identify Banquo and understand Banquo's general activities. It should be noted in this regard that it is the third murderer who first identifies Banquo: ["Hark! I hear horses" (line: 9) and "'Tis he" (line: 14)]
The identity of the Third Murderer is debatable. However, the text suggests that he is familiar with Banquo and his habits and has been sent to make sure that the two hired killers complete their assigned task. The Third Murderer could be Macbeth's servant, who has joined the other two at his request, as the dialogue suggests.
First Murderer "But who did bid thee join with us?
Third Murderer Macbeth.
Second Murderer He needs not our mistrust, since he delivers Our offices and what we have to do To the direction just.
First Murderer Then stand with us. The west yet glimmers with some streaks of day: Now spurs the lated traveller apace To gain the timely inn; and near approaches The subject of our watch.
Third Murderer Hark! I hear horses. BANQUO Within
Second Murderer Then 'tis he: the rest That are within the note of expectation Already are i' the court.
First Murderer His horses go about.
Third Murderer Almost a mile: but he does usually, So all men do, from hence to the palace gate Make it their walk".
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1939 Ford Tudor Project - The BeginningWritten by on January 1, 1996 Our Tubby Tudor Lumbers Into The Limelight
Street rodding may allow greater individual expression than any other form of hot rodding. The range of raw material itself gives a huge panorama from which to choose. A builder may select a 23 T-bucket or a 48 Chevy two-door, a 32 highboy roadster or a 41 Willys coupe. From cabriolets to convertibles, from pickups to panels, from four-door sedans to sedan deliveries, street rods run the gamut of body types (some no longer available in modern versions) and the full range of manufacturers (more than a few of which have also faded into history). But even with all of that diversity, many of the build-up techniques involved are common to all street rods, and many more are common to all types of hot rod projects, regardless of year, make or model.
Project Freeway Fats is designed to draw upon those techniques and illustrate how to build a reliable, durable, daily-driven street rod. The emphasis will be less on flash than on function, and the greatest stress will be placed on the cars handling, performance and safety. Well be looking to build a handsome machine, but not at the expense of usability. In the end, Project Freeway Fats will be expected to perform all of the duties of a modern commuter car but with the style and personality that only a street rod embodies.
The base car in any project is determined as much by ultimate purpose as by personal taste. In the case of this project, we were looking for a vehicle that could accommodate a family of four, and our criteria also included the availability of aftermarket parts to keep one-of-a-kind fabrication to a minimum. We wanted a steel body, but we knew that wed be using an aftermarket frame, powertrain and suspension, so we didnt want to pay an arm and a leg for a running car. What we found after a few months of searching through want ads, perusing the local Recycler, putting the word out to friends and family and hoofing it through various swap meets and car shows was a 39 Ford Tudor sedan.
The car was one of a pair that had been purchased in Arizona by a couple who planned to build a hot rod as a family project for their teenage son. The son decided that hed rather have the 50 Ford half of the pair, so the 39 went on the block. One of our staffers caught sight of it at a local roadster show, and we made an appointment to check it out. Since much of the buildup of the 39 will be handled by Magoos Street Rods in Canoga Park, California, we asked Magoos co-owner Doug Schnetlage to accompany us and provide his expertise on the check-out visit.
The main requirements for the car were that major body panels be intact and the sheetmetal be relatively free of rust. Of all the modifications and repairs that must be made to any project, bodywork can be the most expensive and the most time consuming. Salvage-yard engines are plentiful, there are now a variety of aftermarket kits for suspensions and chassis, and interior make overs are becoming more common and more easily undertaken by amateur builders. But there are years of experience and expertise involved in making a body straight and clean. And custom labor, such as frenching lights or creating flares, can become very expensive. Thats why most car buildersincluding Schnetlagepoint to the body as the prime consideration in a new project.
Try to find a body thats straight, rust-free and has as little paint and filler on it as possible so you can see whats really there, Schnetlage says. The most critical parts of the body are the roof, the cowl area and the quarter-panels. You can buy decklids, fenders, doors, floorpans and the rest from aftermarket sources and just bolt them on.
If youre looking to build a nostalgic hot rod, you want to be sure to get as many of the little parts and pieces as you can. Garnish moldings are a perfect example. In many cases, those moldings that go around the inside of the window are simply not available in either steel or fiberglass. If youre going to do a more modern-style car, you wont care about those details because your upholstery guy can fabricate something thatll look fine. The same goes for door handles or window regulators. If the car will be a smoothy or will use power windows, you wont care about those parts. But if youre doing a resto rod, youll definitely want them included in the car.
As far as the body material is concerned, Schnetlage says that the choice may be dictated by the year of the car to be built. Availability is the key, he notes. For instance, a steel 34 roadster is very difficult to find. But you can make a phone call and have a fiberglass 34 delivered in under two weeks. Theres also less work involved with a new fiberglass body because you dont have to worry about dents, tears or wrinkled metal. On the other hand, whatever repairs are necessary to a steel body are easier to accomplish through welding and so forth.
Since Freeway Fats will utilize a new aftermarket frame, we werent overly concerned with the chassis on the 39, but builders who are putting together a resto rod should pay special attention to what theyre getting. The engine to be used should also be a consideration in what frame is used.
The frame depends on the horsepower and how the car is going to be driven, Schnetlage points out. If youre just going to plug in a mild little 350, you can buy bolt-on crossmembers that will allow you to beef up a stock frame. There are probably 10,000 cars on the road that have been built like that. Again, though, youre looking for rust-free parts as the major consideration. If the frame is bent, a good frame shop can pull it right back. But check to be sure that none of the rivets that hold the crossmembers on are loose. Then, after you know that its straight, weld up all of the rivets and seams. The car we looked at with Schnetlage was relatively rust-free and straight everywhere except the rear pan and the floorpan, which were both rusted through. Since both components are readily available from the aftermarket, though, we were unconcerned with their condition.
The interior was all but gone. The upholstery had decayed or been torn out, and the smaller trim pieces and gauges were packed willy-nilly into cardboard boxes that sat on the seats or in the trunk. Because we would be installing new parts in those areas as well, we considered them as pieces that could be sold off at a swap meet to a resto-rod builder. Likewise, the empty engine bay was more of a boon than a bane, since we wouldve had to pull and dispose of the original flathead, and we figured that we could also recoup some cash by selling the stock frame to a nostalgia builder at a swap meet.
At the bottom line, the derelict Tudor was nearly perfect for our purposes, and we decided that it was worth the $2500 asking price. Since well be reselling the parts that we dont use, the actual price of the body alonethe only component well be usingwill probably wind up costing us closer to $1500 when all is sold and done.
Some folks might question the sanity in buying such a car, but all we have to do is look at the Thom Taylor-crafted illustration that well be using throughout the Freeway Fats buildup, and we know that the 39 is well worthwhile. Follow along with us in the coming months and see if you dont agree in the end.
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The base car for Freeway Fats is a '39 Ford Tudor Deluxe sedan. The project's main purpose is to show build-up techniques that may be common to any street-rod or other car buildup.Doug Schnetlage—co-owner of Magoo's Street Rods in Canoga Park, California—will be a major contributor to the project and helped us select the car. The most critical areas of concern on a steel body, he points out, are the roof, cowl area and quarter-panels. All three were in good shape on the '39.The empty engine bay is actually a boon in the case of this buildup. We would have disposed of the stock flathead engine anyway.The frame and suspension pieces are in excellent shape. Since we will be replacing them with an independent front, a new leaf-sprung rear and an aftermarket frame, we'll sell the stock pieces at a swap meet or car show to recoup part of the car's initial purchase price.As expected on a car of this vintage, all of the window glass and rubber seals are trashed. The steel trim pieces are in excellent shape, however, and can either be used on the car or sold in cases where we choose to use other build-up techniques.Items such as the gap-toothed grille and the nicked and scraggly bumpers can be replaced with aftermarket items. At this point, we haven't decided whether to do away with the frames and french the headlights or install '40 Ford pieces, which utilize sealed beams and incorporate turn signals.The worst areas of rust are on the floorpan forward of the front seats, the rear pan surrounding the bumper struts and all around the trunk floor. All of those pieces are available in the street-rod aftermarket.The vast majority of the sheetmetal is in very good shape. Even the running boards show no major damage. The wheels and tires will find their way to a swap meet.
Rear window moldings and trim pieces littered the rear seat, but they are hard-to-find items and may be usable during our buildup.


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Editor, Churchill as Peacemaker (New York: Woodrow Wilson Center Press and Cambridge University Press, 1997; paperback 2002): author of preface, introduction, and chapter 6, "The Aftermath of the Great War," pp. xi-xii, 1-5, 153-85.
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Foreword to Richard M. Langworth, A Connoisseur's Guide to the Books of Sir Winston Churchill (London: Brassey's, 1998), pp. vii-viii.
"Merry Anecdotage" (review of Anthony Montague Browne, Long Sunset: Memoirs of Winston Churchill's Last Private Secretary), Albion, vol. 30, no. 2 (summer 1998), pp. 374-75.
Editor, Churchill's "Iron Curtain" Speech Fifty Years Later (Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1999): author of preface, pp. xi-xv.
"The Dialogue of an Exceptional Pair" (review of Mary Soames, ed., Winston and Clementine: The Personal Letters of the Churchills), Albion, vol. 32, no. 2 (summer 2000), pp. 370-71.
"Churchill's Understanding of Politics," in Mark Blitz and William Kristol, eds., Educating the Prince: Essays in Honor of Harvey Mansfield (New York: Rowman and Littlefield, 2000), pp. 291-305.
"The Political Economy of Republicanism," in David W. Carrithers and Patrick Coleman, eds., Montesquieu and the Spirit of Modernity (Oxford: Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, 2002), pp. 61-75.
Editor, Winston Spencer Churchill, The River War: An Historical Account of the Reconquest of the Soudan, 2 vols. (South Bend, Indiana: St. Augustine's Press, forthcoming 2003): author of introduction and critical notes.


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One of the things that I love best about my job as a Children's Assistant is keeping up on new books for children. Picture books, non-fiction books, readers, board books and my personal favorite…children's fiction and chapter books.
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Agree with droog - mind you Chapman made several quantum leaps during the halcyon Lotus days - change to monocoque from space-frame (25), side mounted rads (72) - and, of course ground effect (78 & 79)(although the rule book then was far less restrictive). The cars' present layout and look still largely reflect Chapman's innovative thoughts. Had he still been around (and had managed to stay out of clink), I wonder what other examples of his genius would we have enjoyed? Newey's brilliance/genius is inevitably hampered by the many restrictions contained in the present rules and regs. His concept of an unrestricted F1 car, though, is both amazing and frightening....


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Economic and social problems reside in a house that cannot be divided
One of the stories out of this year's CPAC convention concerned what we might call "post-Reagan conservatives" calling for a step back from social issues for the next few years-especially for 2012. In Mitch Daniel's terminology, it might be time for a "truce" in the battle for traditional marriage and abortion limits, in order to focus on our impending economic collapse.
That position makes a lot of sense on the surface, and Gov. Daniels is an admirable model for getting one's fiscal house in order. The problem is, it's all one house-fiscal policy affects social, and vice versa. For something so self-evident, the depth of obtuseness among both liberals and conservatives is striking.
Take one social problem that's been a hot button since the 1960s: generational poverty. On the left, it's taboo to suggest that cultural attitudes affect income level. To point out a correlation between culture and poverty is "blaming the victim," pure and simple. This conclusion has two benefits for doctrinaire liberals: It allows them to paint conservatives as smug and uncaring, while setting up government policy ("structural change") as the only possible solution.
Attitudes do evolve, and last summer there were some signs that the liberal American Academy of Political and Social Science was shifting its perceptions a bit. "Reconsidering Culture and Poverty," a symposium published in the AAPSS Annals, announced a generation of scholars determined to take a new look at the data. "'Culture of Poverty' Makes a Comeback," announced The New York Times, causing conservatives to perk up and pay attention. But not so fast: It turns out that "Culture of Poverty" means different things to different folks. The AAPSS report recommended that cultural attitudes among the poor should be taken seriously, but mainly in order to debunk certain conservative "myths."
For example, rising illegitimacy rates might suggest a lack of regard for marriage. Not so, according to the AAPSS, citing one study in which researchers interviewed over a hundred low-income single mothers and found that most "held marriage in such a high esteem that they were reluctant to marry until they believed that both they and their partners were emotionally and financially prepared. Unfortunately, many of the women had little confidence that their partners would ever become 'marriage material,' such that waiting until marriage would have placed them at a high risk of never becoming mothers." In other words, these women held such a high view of marriage they believed themselves, or their partners, unfit for it-but apparently not unfit for parenthood. Who knew?
Nothing in the report suggests that this view of marriage is flawed. Instead it's used as a peg for the AAPSS argument that conservatives don't know as much as they think they do, and it's time for liberals to capture the "culture vs. structure" argument regarding the causes of poverty.
But here's the rub for conservatives: the same cavalier attitude toward marriage, parenthood, and individual responsibility that contributed to generational poverty in the United States has also led to a hemorrhage of red ink in the federal government.
Theologian Francis Schaeffer famously illustrated the distinction between private and public virtues that developed from the Enlightenment: The former supposedly belong to the upper story of human conscience, where individuals decide their own transcendent "values." The lower story is the public square, where science and policy determine standards for everyone. It seems a workable arrangement as long as no one realizes that degenerating individual standards will sow degeneration at large.
Traditional marriage is vital to a prosperous society. A high value on human life is crucial to a caring society. If one party treats these basic truths as negotiable, the other had better not. Conservatives have-very imperfectly-held the high ground on basic truths for the last few decades, even though some have always wanted to abandon the social upstairs in order to shore up the fiscal downstairs. But "upstairs" principles also make up the foundation. If a temporary abandonment becomes permanent, the house will fall.
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I think one aspect of researching/writing a Ph.D is that it is necessarily very isolating, precisely because you must know more about your topic than anyone else, as you say lapis. The further into your research you go, the harder it is for anyone to follow you.
Honestly, in my experience and that of others I've talked to, doubting yourself occasionally is natural: not because you're not good at what you do but because you are really thrown back on your own critical facilities so often.
DJ biz, I can sympathise. I'm not a scientist, but my work, which was rooted in a cultural studies approach, is being tugged towards the dryer end of policy study. I can see how this will come in handy but it's deadly boring stuff to wade through.
Lapis, I do like thinking of life post-Ph.D submission...


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Come spring, a touch of color can brighten up any outfit — even that of a traditionally staid symphony musician. The Seattle Symphony, in New York's Carnegie Hall this week, will be highlighting their typical black attire with a rainbow of blue scarves, neckties and pocket squares, created by local designer Michael Cepress in honor of composer John Luther Adams' work, "Become Ocean."
Cepress, chatting in his Chinatown International District studio last week, said the symphony approached him with the idea of "using wardrobe as a means of doing something special." (He was known to the organization from participating in 2012's "Bedecked and Bejeweled," a symphony fundraiser that showcased local designers and artists.) The Carnegie Hall concert is part of the Spring for Music festival, which takes an unconventional approach to classical music performance. One of the terms of the festival, Cepress said, is that musicians can't wear the usual formal black tie.
In planning meetings, Cepress and symphony reps quickly ruled out new garments for the 104-member orchestra: too expensive, too labor-intensive. ("That would have been a two-year project, easily," Cepress said.) It was decided to "take the basic look that they have and accent it, bringing a signature something that would decorate the stage, highlight the musicians in a new way. Also, conceptually relate to the piece that they're performing."
That piece, "Become Ocean," made its world premiere at the symphony last year and won the Pulitzer Prize for music last month. Listening to recordings of it, Cepress was struck by the work's "sense of an organic expanse," and took his cue from the sea and its coloration. The scarves, ties and squares are silk, custom-dyed (by local master dyer Kellie Dunn
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On stage at Carnegie Hall, Cepress said, the musicians are set in three distinct groups, against a white backdrop. One tone of blue was assigned to each group — "so the big picture of the stage has this nice, subtle but I think very elegant shift of blues across it, kind of a sea." Within each group are variations on its dominant tone, to create a mottled, watery effect.
Of primary concern was that the pieces be easily manageable. For the concert, the symphony men will wear black trousers, shirts and jackets, each with a matching necktie and pocket square. (Cepress is encouraging "a softer look" for placement of the pocket squares, rather than a harsh fold.) Women have more leeway in their outfits, but will all be in solid black, and Cepress consulted with symphony members to make sure that their scarves (available in two sizes) would in no way interfere with movement. Depending on her specific instrument and needs, a musician may wear a small scarf tied high around her neck, a long one draped around her shoulders, or any number of other options. "We wanted to let each musician have a little individuality," Cepress said. "Being a very lightweight scarf, it's quite easy to wear."
After the Carnegie Hall concert, the orchestra will return home — and to its traditional, unadorned black. But Cepress, who's heartened by "a great round of applause" from the composer (who "loves what we've done" and requested a set for himself to wear), hopes that this might be a first step in exploring the potential of using wardrobe as a way of visually reinforcing the power of music. "As a designer," he said, "my mind is just reeling with the possibilities."
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The minimum temperature was 1.4 degrees lower than yesterday's 7.8 degrees Celsius. Delhi has been witnessing thick fog since yesterday leading to disruptions in flight operations and delay in train movement.
The maximum temperature in the last 24 hours was recorded at 19.3 degrees Celsius which was one notch below normal. The humidity levels oscillated between 100 per cent and 75 per cent.
According to the MeT department, fog will clear as the day progresses leading to a clear sky with the maximum temperature expected to settle down at around 18 degrees Celsius.