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South Shore and Annapolis Valley Travel Guide
Fodor's Nova Scotia & Atlantic Canada
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Plan Your South Shore and Annapolis Valley Vacation
The South Shore is on the Atlantic side of the narrow Nova Scotia peninsula; the Annapolis Valley on the Bay of Fundy side. So, although they're less than an hour apart by car, the two seem like different worlds. The former, with its rocky coast, island-dotted bays, and historic fishing villages, has launched 1,000 ships—and 1,000 postcards. The latter is most notable for its fertile farmlands, vineyards, and orchards. Highway 103, Highway 3, and various secondary roads form the province's designated Lighthouse Route, which leads southwest from Halifax down the South Shore. It ends in Yarmouth, where the Evangeline Trail begins. This trail winds along St. Mary's Bay through a succession of Francophone communities collectively known as the Acadian Shore. The villages blend into one another for about 50 km (35 mi), each one, it seems, with its own wharf, fish plant, and Catholic church.
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FirstMerit Bank, N.A. v. Taylor et al
as 1:2014cv00370
Plaintiff: FirstMerit Bank, N.A.
Defendant: David W. Taylor, Marian Taylor
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Negotiable Instrument
Court: Sixth Circuit > Michigan > Michigan Western District Court
Hajoca Corporation v. JDL Contracting Services, LLC et al
as 3:2014cv00271
Plaintiff: Hajoca Corporation
Defendant: JDL Contracting Services, LLC, Jon A. Williams
Cause Of Action: Diversity Action
Court: Sixth Circuit > Kentucky > Kentucky Western District Court
FirstMerit Bank, N.A. v. 200 Main, LLC et al
as 2:2014cv11059
Defendant: Dennis Jaboro, 200 Main, LLC, SABAH JABORO
Plaintiff: FirstMerit Bank, N.A.
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Breach of Contract
Taylor v. Credit Acceptance Corporation et al
as 5:2014cv11031
Defendant: United States Government, Credit Acceptance Corporation
Plaintiff: Betty June Taylor
USA v. Adams
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Defendant: Richard Adams
Plaintiff: USA
Cause Of Action: Recovery of Debt to US
Court: Sixth Circuit > Kentucky > Kentucky Eastern District Court
Comerica Bank v. Towers of Southfield, LLC
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Defendant: Travelers Casualty & Surety Company of America, PNC Bank National Association, Towers of Southfield, LLC and others
Plaintiff: Comerica Bank
Cause Of Action: Interpleader Action
FirstMerit Bank, N.A. v. Rangaswamy et al
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Defendant: Jeevaka Yapa, Bonita Yapa, Sandra Shrimankar and others
Plaintiff: FirstMerit Bank, N.A.
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Breach of Contract
Dawda, Mann, Mulcahy & Sadler, PLC v. Bank of America
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Plaintiff: Dawda, Mann, Mulcahy & Sadler, PLC
Defendant: Bank of America
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Negotiable Instrument
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, as Receiver for Tennessee Commerce Bank v. Crabtree
as 3:2014cv00370
Defendant: William Harrison Crabtree, Jr.
Plaintiff: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, as Receiver for Tennessee Commerce Bank
Counter_plaintiff: William Harrison Crabtree, Jr.
Counter_defendant: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, as Receiver for Tennessee Commerce Bank
Cause Of Action: Default of Promissory Note
SFS Check, LLC v. First Bank of Delaware, et al
as 14-1104
Plaintiff - Appellant: SFS CHECK, LLC
Defendant - Appellee: FIRST BANK OF DELAWARE, HARRY D. MADONNA, ALAN SILVERMAN and others
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Remodeled luxury end unit offers sit down panoramic white water
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Entertainment system includes DVD, VCR, CD.
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Large private patio off living room and front bedroom offers world
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Sleeps six: two in each bedroom and two in living room. All
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I was really excited to get Number4 Beat the Heat in my birchbox this month; it was reviewed so highly! I really felt like it made an immediate difference in the texture of my hair. I will likely be purchasing this guy!
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Love using the Number 4 Super Comb Prep & Protect. It makes me feel so much better about torturing my hair on a daily base with heat. When I was purchasing it I saw this exclusive bag so I had to have it.
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On Tuesday 6 September, Age UK London, Greater London Forum for Older People and Transport for All held a Day of Action as part of its On the buses campaign. At 10.30am, 200 older and disabled activists from across London gathered at four meeting points – at Vauxhall, Liverpool Street, Camden Town and Marylebone stations – to board buses to Westminster.
The aim of the bus ride was to raise awareness of the barriers older and disabled people face when travelling by bus in London, and to demand that older and disabled people are able to use buses with the same freedom and independence as everyone else.


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Great initiative in installing recycling bins in the métro. Previously, all paper and plastic bottles were thrown in the same garbage bins with the rest of the actual garbage; it was a real waste...Comments ()
It is reported in the news that a prolonged undersea search for Malaysia Airlines flight 370 could cost $234 million, beyond the many millions of dollars that have already been spent on the search. We have searched for black boxes for several decades and the cost must be several billion dollars. What would be the cost of installing a number of satellites to monitor airliners all over the world so that we would instantly know where every aircraft is? Those same satellites could also provide positive Air Traffic Control using transponders thereby improving safety, given that the quality of ATC varies from one country to another.
Re: "Canada sends fighter jets to assist in Ukraine" (Gazette, April 18) Sudetenland all over again in Ukraine? There is an eerie feeling of déjà-vu in the way that Vladimir Putin is behaving in his apparent quest to annex Ukraine, bit by bit.
Re: "Intransigence hobbles Tories" (Michael Den Tandt, April 18) I believe Michael Den Tandt lives in a bubble. Contrary to what he states, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's "attitudes" are not an issue for me nor a lot of other people we know.
Some people think that we should honour Mordecai Richler with a monument; why not? Personally if people want to put up money to have a monument honouring Leonard Cohen, I'm your man; I'm all for it!
If Mayor Denis Coderre and our incoming Quebec premier, Philippe Couillard, are serious about moving Montreal forward, then one of the best places to start is with an intense review and revision our current borough system. Boroughs were the result, of course, of the PQ forced merger of various municipal governments on the island of Montreal, which, to my mind, was a political effort, both ill-conceived and poorly executed. If the objective was to be more cost efficient, and provide better service to citizens, it would appear to have failed miserably.
These last few months have been if nothing else very interesting for the province of Quebec and now that there is a small calm before the next storm I would like to offer my suggestion for the future. I was born in a small town in southern Ontario and remember having the opportunity to come to Montreal for Expo 67 — quite an eye-opener for a country boy. I appreciated the wonderful pavilions and the ability of all the locals to make people welcome even if they could not speak the language.
The Conservative Party of Canada seems to be marching itself off a cliff with its support for Bill C-23, the Fair Elections Act. Voter suppression is an intolerable encroachment on our rights as citizens.
Re: "The unfairness of Bill C-23 is intolerable" (Editorial, April 17) Congratulations and thank you to The Gazette and Postmedia for publishing such bold, insightful and intelligent editorials decrying Pierre Poilievre's patently Orwellian Fair Elections Act.
Re: "Letter: The 'lamb lobby' approach hasn't worked" (Online letters, April 16 I had to shake my head at Alan Mew's letter, and not because Mario Jacinto Rimbao is my sibling. Mew needs to be reminded of the marginalization, dare I say oppression, of French Quebecers since 1760, for 200 years until the Quiet Revolution in the 1960s. If his frustration warrants acknowledgement after "30 years," one can only imagine the pressure cooker built up through generations of a population of individuals after 200 years.
Re: "We need bus lanes, not a Train de l'Ouest" (Your Views, April 17) There is indeed reason to consider Douglas O'Shaughnessy's 35 years of experience in riding buses and trains to and from the West Island. Outside of rush hour, most of these trains have a dearth of passengers. However we also have a great many buses that originate in the West Island that wend their way non-stop to downtown to/from Dorval that are also virtually empty.
Seeing the Canadian community rise above politics to celebrate the life Jim Flaherty lived and the contributions he made to his country has been heart warming; a key part of the honours being those who "wear green for Jim." Whilst Flaherty was staunchly Canadian, our definition of that term embraced his Irish heritage and allowed him to express his tie to his roots as a part of his persona. Ireland is not a country without conflict — be it religious (Catholic/Protestant) or national with the ongoing British/Irish tensions — suffice to say, if one chose to, one could say his history made him biased. But it did not, nor has anyone ever said so.
Re: "My 'vraies affaires' include the environment" (Letter of the Day, April 14) Thanks to Jennifer Goddard for her letter, and to The Gazette for featuring it as the Letter of the Day. The lack of attention to environmental matters during this election (with the exception of Québec solidaire) was indeed stunning.
Re: "Quebec nationalism needs a more Scottish flavour" (Opinion, April 16) Jacqueline Côté, in her defence of nationalism states: "an inclusive, binding and tolerant form of nationalism can and does exist — and it is thriving across the pond in Scotland," and "pride in Scotland could be shared by anyone … who espoused what the SNP saw as the fundamental values of being Scottish …(including) a fervent belief in the supremacy of the Scottish state."
Re: "A tribute to poor planning" (Bill Brownstein, April 16). It is utterly shameful that the City of Montreal can't get it together to have a permanent public memorial to Mordecai Richler other than a gazebo, regardless of its condition. What does this say about our city?
Re: "Quebec nationalism needs a more Scottish flavour" (Opinion, April 16) I cannot disagree more with Jacqueline Côté's sugar-coated view of the impending Scottish referendum.
Re: "PQ picks apart reasons for election disaster" (Gazette, April 11) The PQ is meeting behind closed doors to figure out why they lost the election? Perhaps if the elitist PQ got out and actually spoke to the people who used to support them this would give them some answers.
Re: "A tribute to poor planning" (Bill Brownstein, April 16) In the article it is stated that $57,000 was spent on a study about refurbishing the Mordecai Richler gazebo and that it will take over $250,000 to fix it. It seems to me to be a lot of money and confusion over a simple operation.
The Gazette has removed a letter to the editor published online on April 16, 2014 titled "Letter: Quebec needs to divert more resources to the classroom."
Re: "Couillard needs to follow through on his promises on education" (Opinion, April 15) David D'Aoust, president of the Quebec English School Boards Association makes the claim "that the English-language education system in Quebec is one of the most successful systems in the world." I would like that to be true, but as he cites no sources, it should be recalled that in tests given by the Canadian Council of Ministers of Education just a few years ago, showed that Quebec's English schools success rates fell below the national average.
Re: "Let's get moving again on the Train de l'Ouest" (Editorial, April 15) As one who has regularly commuted from the West Island to downtown for 35 years now by bus and train, I disagree with both the Gazette editorial board and many politicians who see the Train de l'Ouest as a great idea for commuters.
Re: "Working toward harmony" (Your Views, April 15) Mario Jacinto Rimbao criticizes Jeremy Searle's attack on separatists and suggests it would be better to offer an "open hand" to them; not inflame the SSJB. He asks "why wouldn't this work?"
Re: "Buy local, wife of CAQ leader urges" (Gazette, April 12) Isabelle Brais wants Quebec women to dress up and be beautiful.
Re: "Referendum at fault, Drainville says" (Gazette, April 15) So according to Bernard Drainville, the values charter was not used as an electoral tool.
Re: "Working toward harmony" (Your Views, April 15) With respect to David Mitchell's letter, I think anglophones "over 45 who are not necessarily fluent in French" must make more of an effort than saying "Bonjour/Hi, Je ne parle pas français" at this point in time.
Re: "Couillard needs to follow through on his promises on education" (Opinion, April 15) I found the piece by David D'Aoust, president of the Quebec English School Boards Association, an annoying read. In a few weeks, when the Couillard government passes its budget, Gazette readers can expect the same pitch: We are important; we need to ensure student success and we need more funding.
Re: "Think you know elections? In Tories' world, you don't" (Andrew Coyne, April 12) Senator Linda Frum argues that Elections Canada has a conflict of interest because its mission includes both encouraging voter turnout as well as ensuring the integrity of the vote. Her fear is that the goal of a large voter turnout would be an incentive for allowing ineligible votes, so as to maximize the vote count.
Re: "Referendum at fault, Drainville says" (Gazette, April 15) According to my Muslim customers and the Lebanese distributor I deal with, it was the values charter first, the referendum second. They made it clear to me that they despised the fact that they were being targeted by the charter. They didn't like the idea of possibly breaking away from Canada, either.
Re: "Couillard needs to follow through on his promises on education" (Opinion, April 15) Once he is premier, Philippe Couillard should immediately disband the Quebec English School Boards Association and all other similar educational old-boy groups.
Re: "Searle in bull's eye after anti-separatist statements" (Gazette, April 12) It was very upsetting. We just extinguished a major political fire with the Liberal victory last Monday, and here comes N.D.G. councillor Jeremy Searle lighting a match a few metres away from a gas station.
Re: "Searle in bull's eye after anti-separatist statements" (Gazette, April 12) Independent Loyola Councillor Jeremy Searle's comments at Tuesday's borough council meeting with respect to eradicating the sovereignty movement have been widely reported in the francophone media and have set off a firestorm of complaints and criticism. Both the mayor of Montreal and the Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough mayor have called on him to publicly apologize — he has yet to do so, even outright refusing to do so in an interview with Benoît Dutrizac on Friday afternoon.
Re: "Finally, Montreal has political leverage" (Extra, April 12) The estimable Henry Aubin argued in his Saturday column that Montreal Island will have additional influence with the new Liberal government of Quebec.
Re: "CBC slashes more jobs to plug $130M hole" (Gazette, April 11) The picture that accompanied the news story summed up the problem with the CBC perfectly!
The best slogan of this campaign was "Ensemble — Together" used by the Liberals. I'm more hopeful that we will have a more inclusive Quebec. But, it is not just up to the government to create this. We need both anglophones and francophones to help bring about this harmony. We have to end this two solitudes and share between both communities. Neither side is superior to the other one. What the government can do to help this cause is to improve the quality of French and English classes in both school systems and provide the opportunities for members of both groups to practise their second language. Neither community should minimize the importance of the other's language.


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The River Studies Center (RSC), created in 1972, is a non-curricular unit focusing on research and informational programs pertinent to the Upper Mississippi River and its related resources. These activities are performed in the spirit and letter of the Select Mission of the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse that states "The University shall support studies related to the environment, culture, heritage, institutions and economy of La Crosse and the surrounding Upper Mississippi Valley region." During the past 30 years, the RSC has expanded its research program to other aquatic resources, including rivers, streams, lakes, and wetlands across Wisconsin, the Upper Midwest, and the Nation.
Scholarly investigations by the RSC have provided research opportunities to nearly 100 graduate students and more than 250 undergraduates. The RSC has extensive interdisciplinary partnerships with several state and federal agencies and with other universities, including the U.S. Geological Survey, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, the National Park Service, the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Research by RSC faculty addresses resource issues and environmental problems of pressing regional and national concern, such as environmental pollutants and contaminants that have caused widespread degradation of our aquatic resources. Faculty affiliated with the RSC are highly competitive and successful in securing financial support for sustained aquatic environmental research.
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Matthew Adkins may have been the first person to cross the finish line in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' inaugural Treasure Chests 5K Run/Walk on Sunday morning, but he was far from the race's only winner.
A day that started with more than 1,300 runners and walkers participating in what is sure to become a Bay area tradition culminated in the Buccaneers' announcing a $30,000 donation that will benefit equally the American Cancer Society, Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation and Moffitt Cancer Center. Adkins, who finished the 5K in 16:34 as the overall male winner and barely held off Larry Smart (16:40) in the Masters category, can appreciate that windfall for breast cancer research as much as the trophy he took home.
"I had a lot of family affected with cancer," said Adkins. "A good friend of the family lost his life to breast cancer, male breast cancer. They've been in my thoughts today. My grandma is battling it now, my grandpa is battling now, so I just had them in my thoughts.
"A lot of people are affected by it. It's nice to see a professional team put on a professional event for the community."
The Treasure Chests 5K was part of a weekend full of activities aimed at raising awareness of the issue of breast cancer and funds to help find a cure for the disease, of which there are currently more than 2.8 million survivors in United States.
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JimD wrote:I get Gourmet Traveller.
Kelpie67 wrote:I haven't ever bought Jamie Oliver's mag, but was at a cooking class at the Agrarian Kitchen in Tassie recently with an English born guy and his wife who now live in Tel Aviv. When asked what prompted them to travel all the way to Tassie for a holiday, he told us that he won the entire holiday as a subscriber prize from the Jamie magazine
Off topic - but if you are interested in a going to a cooking school in Tassie I highly recommend the Agrarian Kitchen!
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The April issue looks at the growing role of social media in the legislature, rainy day funds, policy changes for life insurance and much more.
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More Settlements Seen Coming From Robo-Signing Crisis
In the wake of the foreclosure crisis and housing market meltdown, state and federal officials continue to press for financial settlements with banks, mortgage servicers and industry vendors.
State Attorneys General are currently negotiating a legal settlement with four regional banks over their actions during the "robo-signing" crisis. The agreement would be similar to the $25 billion National Mortgage Settlement brokered with five national lenders in February. That agreement included sweeping compliance mandates to prevent the widespread improper notarization and document signing practices at the heart of the foreclosure crisis.
The banks have had preliminary talks with state and federal officials who are investigating claims that loan servicers mishandled foreclosure documents. However, the timing of the settlement is not yet known.
If a settlement is reached, the banks will face a financial obligation and likely will have to comply with the servicing standards. The NNA has established a Trusted Notary program to help lending institutions reach compliance with the new mortgage industry regulations.
The latest negotiations come as New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced a $7.8 million settlement with one of the nation's largest real estate appraisal companies and its parent corporation for inflating the value of homes during the housing boom, a clear violation of appraisal law. The settlement stipulates that the defendants will pay $4 million in civil penalties and $3.8 million in costs and fees arising from the litigation.
The case, which was heard before the New York Supreme Court, involved some 10,000 over-inflated appraisals performed for one of the national lenders named in the $25 billion National Mortgage Settlement brokered last February.


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If radiant skin is your goal, see which products will get you there (and which ones won't get you past the starting line)
Why it's great: Readers who use this product "swear by it" when it comes to transforming their skin. "My skin has never looked younger, smoother, clearer," claims one reader. "I don't even need to wear foundation, because my skin is so smooth and the complexion is so even all over," says another. It "works on dark patches from sun damage," and one reader with "large melasma spots" on her forehead says they are "already 50 percent lighter" after just two weeks of use. "I have had comments about how great my skin looks, which has never happened before," says a reader. "You will be the talk of the party in a great way."
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I agree and disagree with some of the products. I would love to try Avon's Anew; Avon rarely lets me down.
by GigiSD Thursday, May 9, 2013 at 10:06PM Report as inappropriate
Never tried but the good reviews for avon surprised me. Will keep in mind as i may need in the future
by Dee Thursday, May 9, 2013 at 05:02PM Report as inappropriate
Skin care is so personal, but sometimes it's nice to cut to the chase and not waste time on fringe products
by kimberly_chandler_7366 Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 10:17PM Report as inappropriate
Some are kind of expensive.
by Lili04 Sunday, March 3, 2013 at 11:47PM Report as inappropriate
what about specific beauty "skin brightening serum" ? I like that product
by socialated Sunday, March 3, 2013 at 10:38PM Report as inappropriate
a lot of these are really expensive!
by Chris213 Saturday, March 2, 2013 at 06:33AM Report as inappropriate
I agree with the "good" and "bad" products. One little-known wonder is Pond's "Clarant" moisturizer. It uses Niacinamide--completely healthy for skin--to clear away brown spots. The fragrance is fresh and most pleasant, and the texture is beautifully lightweight. I used it inconsistently under makeup for two weeks (for shame, I know). My brown spots disappeared. Clinique and other products had irritated my skin, but my complexion glows with Ponds.
by GigiSD Wednesday, February 27, 2013 at 12:59AM Report as inappropriate
So thankful for this article...just wish half of them were in my budget range! I am going cray cray trying to find the right skin care for my skin.
by farrah11 Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at 09:57AM Report as inappropriate
Try Mela D pigment control from La Rochay....within two weeks you'll see a major difference.
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i would love to try these
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Matt freaking Cassel, No pressure packages, 10 yard cushions. Haley need to get it during the bye and LeBeau need to get it after the season.
Maybe they should have moved on from LeBeau after the Wild Card loss in Denver. He's one of the greatest defensive minds in NFL history, but the game may have finally passed him by.
Not senile but stubborn and unwilling to change. But why should he when the defense can slip year after year and it's always someone else's fault
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2013 Harley-Davidson® Softail® Breakout®
Breakout® Key Features
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Breakout to the New
Don't just break the mold—forge your own with the latest chapter in Harley-Davidson's legacy of freedom. A premium custom cruiser inspired by the classic Gasser drag bikes of the '50s and '60s, the all-new 2013 Softail® Breakout® model rolls with modern power, top-of-the-line treatments and lots of low-down menace. Big wheels, big paint, big chrome, all wrapped in a refined style—the Breakout® model is a true attention-grabber with a ride that's been painstakingly engineered for fun whether you're winding mountain roads or cruising the strip. It may be low-profile, but the Breakout® motorcycle always makes a big, bold statement.
Low Muscular Profile
With its big, bold stance, the Breakout® motorcycle makes a powerful impact even standing still. Its pure, clean lines, low-slung profile, stretched stance, big wheels and chopped fenders all shout premium custom, solid power and "look at me" attitude, even as its performance makes it your choice who gets to stare and for how long before you disappear.
Premium Craftsmanship
From wheel to wheel, we designed the Breakout® model with a hard eye for excellence: we forged it from top quality materials and crafted it with a dedication to perfection—from paint scheme and chromed-out styling to its slammed design, balanced ride and engine performance, we sweated every single fit, finish and tolerance of this perfect beast, because when you rule the road, there's no place for second best.
Premium Finish and New 3-D Tank Medallion
The Breakout® model's power definitely includes its visual impact. That bold Ember Red Sunglo and Vivid Black treatment is an aggressive mix of gleam and darkness, while that exclusive gear-shaped glass-inlaid, cloisonné-and-chrome style tank medallion has a molten, liquid look that catches eyes and declares your ride as the next chapter in the Softail® family heritage.
Powerful Front End
The Breakout® model comes on strong with thick, wide forks, chopped fender and that wide-standing big 21-inch, 3 1/2-in wide Gasser wheel raked out there, classic dragster-style. This solid, muscular road stance is matched by neutral and balanced handling, so your ride is as smooth and clean as your looks are mean.
Fat Rear Tire profile
Big is the name of the game for the new Breakout® model, and they don't come bigger than this massive 18-inch, 240mm rear tire. It's the widest tire we've ever put on a production motorcycle and, wrapped around that Gasser rim, it's the perfect embodiment of the classic drag-bike heritage pumping through this ride.
Side-mounted License Plate
We keep the look of the Breakout® model's signature rear clean and minimal with this side-mounted bracket, so nothing gets in the way of the showing off that big rear tire and tight fender.
Gasser wheels
Exclusively designed for the new 2013 Breakout® motorcycle, these rims call back to the Gasser dragsters of the '50s and '60s while defining the next generation of custom style. Big and bold with their alternating spokes, these wheels shout strength and durability, while their alternating glossy Vivid Black and machined finishes on every other spoke deliver eye-catching visual impact.
Chopped Fenders
Low, tight and cut down, the Breakout® model's fenders add to its stretched and slammed custom style. We chopped them to show off those huge muscular tires and Gasser rims. Plus, the fender supports are one-piece forged aluminum, polished and chromed for the ultimate in strength, weight-reduction and looks.
Slammed Console
It's not just slammed, it's the tightest console we've ever smacked onto a tank. And with its integrated decorative vent and electrical lines, its sleek profile adds a distinctive touch of ultra clean custom style to the Breakout® motorcycle's aggressive stance.
Riser-mounted Speedo
All this power and style doesn't come at the expense of comfort and convenience. Feast your eyes on this 4-inch digital speedometer, mounted on risers to be close to your field of vision. It offers speed readout, along with fuel gauge and gear indicator.
Black and Chrome Engine Styling
Feast your eyes on the Twin Cam 103™ engine and there's no mistaking its roots. From the classic edge of the cooling fins to the clean lines of cases and covers, this is authentic Harley-Davidson style through and through with an attention to detail you won't find from any other motorcycle company. And true to the rest of the Softail® Breakout® model's style, its engine treatment is also a masterpiece of machine art—the Vivid Black and Chrome finishes create a stark, sharply defined pattern of gleaming light and dark: glossy black muffler covers and oil tank cover, gleaming chrome pipes and rocker covers.
Twin Cam 103™ Engine Power
Live your ride to the power of Twin Cam 103™. The air cooled Twin Cam 103™ Harley Davidson® engine delivers more stump pulling torque, while its Electronic Sequential Port Fuel Injection jetting gives crisp, lively throttle reaction. It's a performance punch you'll appreciate when passing, climbing hills, or just catching eyes as you cruise by—all under that signature Motor Company rumble. And it comes at lower cruising rpm, so you ride more smoothly, with less engine vibration and better highway fuel economy.
Twin Cam 103™ Engine Heritage
The knowledge of what makes an engine truly move a rider runs deep at The Motor Company, and it was put to good use when we created the Twin Cam 103™; engine. We sweated bullets perfecting every cubic inch, pushing design and technology forward. And we did it all without compromising one bit of Harley-Davidson's unique styling. Evolved, yet carrying on the legacy of the Flathead, Knucklehead, Panhead, Shovelhead, Evolution®, Twin Cam 88®; and Twin Cam 96™ engines that came before. The performance and durability are a direct result of the untold miles logged on the V-Twin since 1909, and the proud heritage that comes from a century's worth of commitment to life on two wheels.
Twin Cam 103™ Engine Innovation
Fire up the Twin Cam 103™ engine and feel the low-end torque unleashed. Thanks to the lightweight piston design, delivery of the added power is more refined than ever. Then put your foot on the shifter and feel how the engine and Six-Speed Cruise Drive® transmission were designed to work together. Six speeds. A strong driveline and strong internal parts. Low routine maintenance. And a low cruising rpm couldn't feel better.
Six-Speed Cruise Drive®
You want a ride that rumbles—not begs for mercy—when you lean on it a little. The Six-Speed Cruise Drive® transmission provides smooth, quiet shifting and reduces engine speed on the highway, so you get a better match between engine turnover and road speed. It's a rare ride when a bike responds like this, and a low growl goes a long way when you're opening up the road ahead.
3-in-1 Stop/Turn/Tail Lights
These chromed 3-in-1 lamps complement the Breakout® model's overall stylish, powerful profile while their state-of-the-art technology packs tail lights, turn and stop signal technology into each sleek, minimalist bullet.
H-D® Smart Security System
The factory-installed next-generation security system features a hands-free fob that automatically arms and disarms the vehicle electronic security functions as you approach and walk away from the bike. Stick the fob on your ignition key ring and let it do all the work. It's this attention to details and security that make Harley-Davidson® motorcycles unique.
Anti-Lock Brakes
You may be cruising with swagger, but you know safety counts. This sophisticated, factory-installed ABS gives 'stopping power' a double meaning. Its components are tastefully hidden within the wheel hub, so you'll still turn heads with clean, streamlined design. But more importantly, you get certainty in the saddle knowing your bike's going to behave when you need it.
Balanced Suspension & Handling
The Breakout® model may be a big bold bike with a powerful stretched stance, but it's definitely not just for show. We carefully balanced and damped its suspension to give it a neutral feel—even with those big, wide tires—and engineered it for lightness, for an excellent power-to-weight ratio. The bottom line? A smooth, fun ride whether roaring from stoplight to stoplight or winding along country roads.
Low Seat and Pillion
This two-piece saddle doesn't just look good, it feels great. Whether you're riding with a passenger or not, you'll roll and stop with confidence as the low bucket holds you slung close to your ride with the road in easy reach of your boots. And when you're riding solo, that detachable rear-pillion also gives lower-back support for even more comfort, mile after mile.
Drag-style Handlebars
Designed exclusively for the Breakout® model, these low and wide handlebars put you in an aggressive reach-forward riding position. And we routed their wiring internally, keeping a minimalist look that goes with the overall clean custom styling.
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The new 2013 Harley Davidson® FXSB Softail® Breakout® is a premium custom cruiser that mixes premium features, fit and finishes with a wide, muscular, stance and slammed, low-slung power profile inspired by classic Gasser dragsters of the 1950s and 1960s. The Harley-Davidson® Breakout® model has a stretched, slammed custom style that's low, long and aggressive. The 2013 Breakout® Harley® Softail model is driven by a powerful air-cooled Twin Cam 103™ Harley® engine with 6 speed cruise drive transmission that provides more performance power for passing and hill-climbing, and a low cruising RPM for more comfortable cruising. The big, bold Gasser wheels have alternating-position spokes with alternating Vivid Black and machined treatments. The FXSB Softail® Breakout® model's Gasser wheels recall the powerful, muscular wheels of classic 1960s and 1970s dragster bikes. The new H-D® FXSB model's Big V-Twin engine has a unique, sharp-looking Vivid Black and Chrome treatment. The massive 240 mm rear tire on the Breakout® model is the widest wheel on any Harley-Davidson® production motorcycle. The FXSB Softail® model's fenders are chopped to the legal limit to show off the big tires and complement the sleek dragster style. The exclusive drag-style handlebars are low, wide and offer an aggressive, lean-forward riding position. The new Breakout® FXSB model sports an exclusive fuel tank medallion and premium paint treatments. Every fit, finish and tolerance of the Softail® Breakout® has been painstakingly crafted and engineered. The new 2013 Breakout® model has a neutral balanced suspension for a fun, nimble ride. Its two-piece saddle with detachable pillion is comfortable for solo and two-up riding. Don't miss this all new model debuting as the latest chapter in Harley-Davidson's long legacy of motorcycle masterpieces. Learn all about it and other head-turning premium custom-style Harley-Davidson motorcycles like the 1970s chopper-inspired Sportster 72 and the powerful modern street-racer attitude of the V-Rod Muscle and V-Rod Night Rod Special.


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Hunters may not realize the amount of bad-smelling scents they carry with them. Not, only on the bodies, but, clothes, gear and boots. We humans may not be able to smell the foul scents, but to a deer, they can be downright strong and offensive. Enough so the hunter is busted and the deer takes up a new zip code.
The late Ben Rogers Lee of Coffeeville always said, "If you want to kill a deer, you have to beat his nose."
Lee knew the number one defense mechanism of a deer was its nose. Biologists have determined a deer's sense of smell is 1,000 times greater than that of man.
While hunters can't totally eliminate their human scent there are methods to minimize it or cover it up.
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First, deer hunters should understand where the bad or unwanted odors come from. One area is our bodies.
No matter how much we attempt wash our bodies we continue to emit odors. Perspiration through the pores in our skin is a major source of foul smelling scent. Another is any place on our bodies where skin meets skin, like underarms.
As the skin cells on our bodies die, bacteria are released. These bacteria give off odors. While the average person may not be able to pick up the scent, deer sure can. And it's not pretty to a deer's nose.
"Shower with a scent killer type soap," said Wes Fielder of Talladega. "The special soaps will reduce your scent on your hair and body."
Several hunting companies manufacture kits that include scent-control body wash, deodorant, laundry detergent and clothes spray. These products are designed to eliminate and control odors from the body and in your hunting clothes. While they help wash away odors they also have no added scents.
Fielder recommends washing your hunting clothes in a scent-control detergent and rinsing in clean water. Hang the clothing outside away from anything that could contaminate the fresh clothes. If you use the family washing machine, run a cycle with clean water and some baking soda or the scent-control laundry detergent before washing your hunting garb.
Everything you will wear hunting should be washed in some type of scent-free or odor-killing detergent. This includes underwear, hats, socks and T-shirts. Also, go the extra step and wash some towels in the scent wash soap. Regular home laundry detergent has strong perfumes for that "spring fresh" smell.
"We wash our hair and bodies with the scent killing soaps," said pro hunter Eddie Salter of Evergreen. "Then we grab a towel that has perfume scent to dry off."
After all of your hunting clothes are clean and dry, store them away from any household odors. Large sealed plastic containers or over-size zip-to-lock storage bags will keep out any foul odors. Many hunters wait until they are in the woods before removing any clothing.
Scent transfer
Hunters should be aware of transferring scents to their hands or clothing. Anything you touch with your hands can be transferred to your clothing or gear. Food odors from cooking or pumping gas are just two ways foul odors can find their way into the deer woods.
Salter suggests deer hunters wait until they are in the woods before dressing. Some folks wait until they are in the stand before putting on their outer hunting garments. They also spray over their clothes and gear with scent killing sprays.
On warm days hunters may want to dress lightly for the walk to the stand. Once at the stand site change clothes placing the sweaty garments in a sealed bag. Remove clean scent free clothes form another bag and re-dress. A complete spray down with a scent killer is also in order.
Rubber boots help prevent leaving a trail of foul scents. Hunters should wash the outside and soles of the boots with a scent-killing soap. Also, keep the boots away from any products that could leave an unwanted scent.
One area hunters often overlook for foul odors is their breath. Did you brush your teeth with a minty gel tooth paste? The deer can surely tell and they won't be hanging around for any smooching. Hunters should use an unscented tooth paste or mouth wash. Brushing or gargling with some baking soda in water is an easy method to get rid of bad breath.
Hunters may opt for some chlorophyll tablets or chewing gum to eliminate mouth odors.
Cover the scent
Several years ago a company released a line of out wear hunting garments with activated charcoal. The clothing was bulky and expensive. Improvements have been made to this type of clothing. Also, silver composites, carbon alloy and other specialized clothing can help reduce odors from your body.
Currently several hunting clothing manufactures offer scent-control clothing. Everything from jackets, pants, hats to under garments are available to help control human odor.
Although clothing soaps and sprays are the most common methods of controlling odors in the deer woods, technology has stepped in. Ozonics offers an ozone generator that can be used in a treestand or a blind. The unit operates on batteries and creates ozone to cover human scent molecules.
The Ozonics unit can be set for different levels of ozone generation. The ozone is diverted downward to eliminate human odor. Think of the dispersal as a shield preventing the human odor from reaching the deer's nose.
"A doe or buck urine can help cover up a hunter's smell," Slater said. "The scent may be enough to cause the deer to stop long enough for a shot."
Other deer and animals scents have been used in the past to hide the odors of humans in the deer woods. Some old-time hunters preferred raccoon or fox urine to cover their trail in the woods. Other types of scent sprays and cover-ups are available to hunters.
While it is impossible to completely eliminate human odor, hunters can greatly reduce the amount of scent they carry into the deer woods.
Charles Johnson is the Star's outdoor editor. You can reach Charles at email@example.com.


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Tribal Nations are the only recognized arbiter of belonging to or being a member of a tribe. No other agency or arm of any government has that responsibility, other than the particular tribe to which a person claims to belong.
Every tribe has its own membership criteria; some go on blood quantum, others on descent, but whatever the criteria it is the tribe's enrollment office that has final say on whether a person may be a member. Anyone can claim Indian heritage, but only the tribe can grant official membership.
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my grandmother was half
my grandmother was half cherokee,here lately i heard of people digging up arrow heads suppose to have found skelton remains,is it legal in kentucky for these places to be tresspassed against,its part of my hertigage can anything be done for this place to not be disturbed,it concerns me greatly thank you,if you can email me at firstname.lastname@example.com,would also like to know more about my bloodline
My Great Grandmotherwas 100%
My Great Grandmotherwas 100% Cherokee. Her name was Crecy. She married an Irishman named Eddie McFarlin. We can't get back any farther than that. I wish so badly I would have taken more of an interest while my Grandmother was alive. I would love to sit with her now with pen and paper. She asked me once if I had ever read "Trail of Tears", which I hadn't. I read it after her death and was infuriated. My sister and I have tried for to years to find out more about Crecy. We were told, by an Auntie, they(Crecy & Eddie) owned a store in Texas. We couldn't find it. My Auntie, whom I dearly loved & love still, has walked on, since she told us. How would we search this more? Don't know where to begin anymore. We know Crecy was born in Memphis in 1860, buried in Bonham County, Texas. Thank you for your help.
I am most likely just an
I am most likely just an ignorant caucasian. So please excuse my ignorance. My wife was reading a book about a woman that was born into the "Scientology" relegion. The author stated one of thier compounds was located next to a reservation perhaps in southern California. Inhabited by the Sobota Indians. We have never heard of this tribe any input from someone that has the time to share please leave a post and I will fwd an email addy. thank you so very much.
I need help proving my Ponca
I need help proving my Ponca hertitedge... help
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@Michelle Moore: You can start tracing your ancestry back using something like Ancestry.com, Genealogy.com or FamilySearch.org or find a genealogist willing to help with the search, professionals are listed by specialty including Native American at ApGen.org.
it isnt that simple...the BIA
it isnt that simple...the BIA also has a hand to a certain degree of granting tribal membership...
I my grand mother was part
I my grand mother was part black feet I am trying to look for any possible relatives she might have her name was Jessie cora rose but because she married my grandfather ralph Jarrett none of her kids got to know their grandparents, i am just hoping I can find a lead here.
I had my DNA done, and it
I had my DNA done, and it says I'm 15 % Native American. They don't say which Tribal Nation. On both sides of my parents it is said I have Cherokee, but i can not prove it.
All the more reason why the
All the more reason why the Navajo Tribe alone is closer to 100% (IMO 66%-75%) considering the great many of people still predominately Navajo. However in another generation or two (20-40 years), that percentage of change to half of all registered population members.
Opposition to the mine
Opposition to the mine demonstrates that its leaders are self appointed and do not represent the interest of the local people that would benefit from the mine revenues. Accusations by opponents are void of merit and libels. They ought to be tried in a court of laws and no longer made-up by foreign lawyers.
I am, from the math, 1/16
I am, from the math, 1/16 Cayuga. I am trying to build a family tree but have come to a couple road blocks. My grandmothers mothers last name is unknown on how it was spelled. I have an Aunt (Her daughter) that is registered and supposedly her kids and their kids are as well but she is no help in trying to get where I am trying to go. Also I tried looking up the census from New York but I cannot find anything and I find it is due to a huge fire of the records. What can I do to complete my task? I feel I am meant to get this accomplished. I have thought about trying that ancestry.com deal but I am afraid that I will not get any information from that site due to that fire. Any suggestions? It would really mean a lot to me since my grandmother passed away last year and I was not able to get very much information from her having Alzheimers. Please help.
I believe I am 1/8th Apache.
I believe I am 1/8th Apache. I would like to research my heritage. My great grandmother was 100%, so I'm told. Ancestry.com is hit and miss at best past Wounded Knee or Trail of tears. With these pieces I'd like truths. firstname.lastname@example.com
1/4 Santee Dakota here. Not a
1/4 Santee Dakota here. Not a tribal member nor will I be since I can't even get a reply from the council. It is not that important to me as I know who I am and who my relatives were/are. Mitakuye Oyasin...we are all related. I do wonder if the requests have gone through the roof since many a rez now has casinos. A couple of things the NDN learned well from the whiteman was greed and coruption. For those asking questions on how to find your ancestors: it takes a lot of work and research! I spent days and weeks at a National Archives and LDS pouring over microphish of census and NDN census rolls. No one is going to hand you the info. I hear that today many of the census rolls are online which will make your search a tad easier, but not much. Aho!
My father grew up as an
My father grew up as an orphan, or so he thought until I began digging into our genealogy. It turns out my dad was another victim of the Indian Boarding Schools even though he isn't full blood. In fact, we didn't know my dad was American Indian at all until I started digging. (They had changed his name, etc.) I also did my DNA thing and to my surprise I am 10%. None of this matters though, because it is how you choose to live your life that counts. Long before I discovered I had any American Indian blood in me, I was drawn to their beliefs and customs: Honor each other, help as needed, respect the Earth and everything in it, listen to your elders and learn from them, always endeavor to do the right thing and be just, etc. In the end, whether you are "officially" a member of a tribe or not is inconsequential compared to what is in your heart.
Yeah but some tribes never
Yeah but some tribes never open up for enrollment - so how do you carry on the heritage if not willing to enroll people who have done the work and would love to be recognized as a tribe member so the tribe can live on. Does the tribe have to have a bunch of members die off and then they open enrollment? Or is it because the tribe is worried about sharing their per cap? I spent a lot of time and money, as well as others in my family to trace the lineage and bloodline and documents etc. I submitted them and was told that the enrollment hasn't been open since 1980's - so the documents will be put in a "file" until enrollment opens if it opens. I am hoping the enrollment being closed indefinitely and tribe just recently being recognized by BIA - is not because of greed. Open up the enrollment- show this world that there are many tribes people still alive and kicking and supporting their tribes! Aho!
Does anyone know where I can
Does anyone know where I can go get checked to see what my percentage is on my native blood? Perferably in Dallas,TX, please.