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DMI Peace River Pulp Division
DMI PRPD and its team members play a vital role in fulfilling our corporate commitment of being a responsible and caring partner in the communities where our Team Members live and work. Under this policy, DMI undertakes to contribute to social and cultural vitality and collective well-being by supporting various humanitarian, community, educational, and health-related activities, and by partnering with various cultural, environmental, or sport-related events.
DMI awards donations and sponsorships to achieve one or more of the following objectives:
o To serve as a good corporate citizen;
o To maintain or improve community relations; and
o To promote its strategic objectives, programs, and services.
Our objective is to improve the quality of life in the surrounding communities where PRPD is present, and to utilize the Donation Policy as another vehicle for communicating important milestones and how PRPD operates.
For more information on the DMI PRPD Donation's Program, please follow this link:
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Scholarships – Helping students to grow and succeed
Support of our northern students is an essential part of DMI Peace River Pulp's philosophy that only through working together are we able to positively impact our community and our future. Northern students, in order to pursue post-secondary education, generally have to travel great distances and reside outside of their home base. This creates financial challenges that many find overwhelming, which often times impacts the student's ability to complete their educational pursuits. It is with this in mind that DMI developed and supports three outstanding scholarship programs:
- Team Member Dependent Scholarships
- Boreal Landscape Scholarships
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A frosty beer and a bag of chips may taste good, but they're empty calories that offer your body zero nourishment. Similarly, downtime frittered away is like empty calories for the mind. Your experience doesn't contribute to your tranquility and well-being.
Downtime is about a mental pace, not a physical one. To make the most of your leisure time, you have to understand that the distinction between passing time and true relaxation is like the difference between dancing the waltz and shaking your groove thang.
Consider these five downtime favorites and how they can ruin or rejuvenate you.
1. Channel-surfing vs. selective viewing. Despite what some would have you believe, TV isn't inherently evil, nor is it always a waste of time. But mindless channel-surfing is always a bad idea. Tune into only those programs that you love and don't bother to rummage around for the remote.
2. Making love vs. having sex. If Saturday night is sex night, you might want to reconsider your trash-day attitude towards sex. A rigid schedule for lovemaking can leave you feeling empty and scattered. Try mixing things up and treating yourself and your partner to a few surprises.
3. Eating a meal vs. savoring it. "Don't just eat the food," writes Marc David, in an essay called Conscious Eating. "Eat the ambiance. Eat the colors. Eat the aromas. Eat the conversation." In other words, don't be out to lunch when you're out to lunch. Gulping down your food won't relax you. Take every meal with friends and family, and savor it as if it were a special feast.
4. Searching for stimulation vs. looking for experiences. Have you ever had a Sunday like this? You go from café to café, then onto the park and from there, to an art gallery opening. You realize your weekend is winding down, and you begin to feel depressed. You're not getting down.
Filling your spare time with a thousand activities doesn't rejuvenate your mind or your body. Spend your weekend connecting with one or two real interests — see an old friend, play your favorite sport or indulge your love of gardening.
5. Grasping at good times vs. letting go. Downtime is about shoring up the foundation, not shaking it. If you're always looking for new highs, you'll never learn to love the lows.
"We rarely let ourselves simply have our experience," writes John Welwood, in his introduction to a collection of essays called Ordinary Magic. "We are usually resisting it instead — trying to manipulate it and make it something other than it is."

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More Rituxan research points to efficacy of off-label drug for MS
Granqvist et al.
Comparative Effectiveness of Rituximab and Other Initial Treatment Choices for Multiple Sclerosis.
JAMA Neurol. 2018 Jan 8. doi: 10.1001/jamaneurol.2017.4011.
IMPORTANCE: Comparative real-world effectiveness studies of initial disease-modifying treatment (DMT) choices for relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) that include rituximab are lacking.
OBJECTIVE: To assess the effectiveness and drug discontinuation rates of rituximab among patients with newly diagnosed RRMS compared with injectable DMTs, dimethyl fumarate, fingolimod, or natalizumab.
MAIN OUTCOMES AND MEASURES: All reasons for drug discontinuation of initial treatment choice (main outcome) and specific reasons for switching (secondary outcomes) were analyzed.
RESULTS: Among 494 patients (median [interquartile range] age, 34.4 [27.4-43.4] years; 158 men [32.0%]), 215 received an injectable DMT (43.5%); 86 (17.4%), dimethyl fumarate; 17 (3.4%), fingolimod; 50 (10.1%), natalizumab; 120 (24.3%), rituximab; and 6 (1.2%), other DMT. Regional preferences were pronounced, with 42 of 52 (81%) and 78 of 442 (18%) receiving rituximab in Västerbotten and Stockholm, respectively. The annual discontinuation rate for rituximab, injectable DMTs, dimethyl fumarate, fingolimod, and natalizumab were 0.03, 0.53, 0.32, 0.38, and 0.29, respectively. Continued disease activity was the main reason for discontinuation of injectable DMTs, dimethyl fumarate, and fingolimod; positive John Cunningham virus serology results were the main reason for discontinuation of natalizumab. Rate of clinical relapses and/or neuroradiologic disease activity were significantly lower for rituximab compared with injectable DMTs and dimethyl fumarate, with a tendency for lower relapse rates also compared with natalizumab and fingolimod. The annual discontinuation rate of initial treatment choice was significantly lower in Västerbotten compared with Stockholm (0.09 and 0.37, respectively).
CONCLUSIONS AND RELEVANCE: Rituximab was superior to all other DMT in terms of drug discontinuation and displayed better clinical efficacy compared with injectable DMTs and dimethyl fumarate with borderline significance compared with natalizumab and fingolimod. The county where rituximab constituted the main initial treatment choice displayed better outcomes in most measured variables. Collectively, our findings suggest that rituximab performs better than other commonly used DMTs in patients with newly diagnosed RRMS.
Memon et al.
Long-term safety of rituximab induced peripheral B-cell depletion in autoimmune neurological diseases.
PLoS One. 2018 Jan 8;13(1):e0190425. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0190425. eCollection 2018
BACKGROUND: B-cells play a pivotal role in several autoimmune diseases, including patients with immune-mediated neurological disorders (PIMND), such as neuromyelitis optica (NMO), multiple sclerosis (MS), and myasthenia gravis (MG). Targeting B-cells has been an effective approach in ameliorating both central and peripheral autoimmune diseases. However, there is a paucity of literature on the safety of continuous B-cell depletion over a long period of time.
OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to examine the long-term safety, incidence of infections, and malignancies in subjects receiving continuous therapy with a B-cell depleting agent rituximab over at least 3 years or longer.
METHODS: This was a retrospective study involving PIMND who received continuous cycles of rituximab infusions every 6 to 9 months for up to 7 years. The incidence of infection-related adverse events (AE), serious adverse events (SAE), and malignancies were observed.
RESULTS: There were a total of 32 AE and 4 SAE with rituximab treatment. The 3 SAE were noted after 9 cycles (48 months) and 1 SAE was observed after 11 cycles (60 months) of rituximab. There were no cases of Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML) and malignancies observed throughout the treatment period. Rituximab was well tolerated without any serious infusion reactions. Also, rituximab was found to be beneficial in treating PIMND over a 7-year period.
CONCLUSIONS: This study demonstrates that long-term depletion of peripheral B-cells appears safe and efficacious in treating PIMND. Longer and larger prospective studies with rituximab are needed to carefully ascertain risks associated with chronic B-cell depletion, including malignancies. Recognizing that this is a small, retrospective study, such data nonetheless complement the growing literature documenting the safety and tolerability of B-cell depleting agents in neurological diseases.
Dave Bexfield
yes! helllllooooo! Big pharm and insurers say what now????
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Bryan Singer Shares Sweet Pic with BFF Michelle Clunie As Her Due Date Approaches!
Bryan Singer just shared a cute family pic of him and his best friend Michelle Clunie celebrating the holidays.
"@mischaclu and I wish you all a very happy #ANYHOLIDAYNOW #9monthspregnantwithourbaby" the 49-year-old X-Men director wrote on his Instagram account.
In case you didn't know, Bryan and Michelle are best friends and having a baby together, who they plan on raising together as well.
The pregnancy news was announced this past October. "Best friends for 25 years, mother and father are both very excited about the upcoming birth and look forward to co-parenting the child together. The pair have been planning this baby for years and have been trying for the last two," his rep told JustJared.com.
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I'm in Tennessee for Spring Break, visiting some extended family! Here a few things I have learned:
- I'm very timid driving on mountainous, winding roads.
- Long talks with Mamaw are the best. She is 99 and remembers everything. The only reason she would not is if she pretended to hear something you did not say loud enough.
- My uncle Jesse is way cooler than the Uncle Jesse we all know from Full House. (I already knew that though, but I thought I should enlighten you all of that fact, too)
- People here like to yell stuff out the car window… they're awfully enthusiastic.
- My papaw knows his Nascar better than anyone I have ever met.
- Coca-Cola is like water here… it's served to you whether you like it or not.
- Seeing friends from home is a breath of fresh air (even fresher when in the mountains).
- I don't think anyone here knows what "hungry" means. (My tummy might be mad at me by the end of the week)Pal's milkshakes… nothing can compare to them. Dr. Enuf… makes me burp with every sip. Thank you, Insomnia cookies for the sweet treats and fun note.
- UT has a pretty neat campus and Knoxville is so fun.. (shout out to my cousin and his girlfriend for an awesome weekend)My cousin, Chance, dangling from an old attic on a nature trail…This crazy, chaotic restaurant that gives you insults on hats. People pay to go there to have everyone be (humorously) rude. Quite the experience.Downtown Gatlinburg… stumbled upon a very very very talented bluegrass band…"Club Jump Jam" where you flip into foam pits, get hit by dodge balls, quickly run out of energy, and cannot get a good quality picture in because of the black light.. If you ever find yourself in Knoxville, I highly recommend visiting THE cutest place on earth… PUPPY ZONE!
- Deers walk quickly and lightly and love leading you down trails… if you're quiet. They might even pose for a picture for you 😉& finally, I was reminded that God is a beautiful, creative, and awesome designer.May we never lose the wonder.


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Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
Sorry, no Studebakers
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
Sorry, no Studebakers
Yep. I'm now officially old.
I remember all but two (business names). I am glad that I lived through and experienced that period of time.
Gary L.
Wappinger, NY
SDC member since 1968
Studebaker enthusiast much longer
I won't ever have the opportunities present in that time. However, I do have the ability to make something of the opportunities available here in this time.
Jake Kaywell: Shoo-wops and doo-wops galore to the background of some fine Studes. I'm eager and ready to go!
1962 GT Hawk - completely finished in driveable condition.
Jake, you are truly a breath of fresh air! Don't change a thing.
i'm so out of touch that I didn't know most of those things were gone . . . . . . .
I still have so much of these appliances at home that I might be a little bit old-fashioned. Hey, who said Collyer's case? At least, they still work. That won't be the case for today's appliances in 50 years.
Funny they took a picture of Lawrence Olivier in Marathon Man for the dentist!
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As an independent school head who has served a population of learning disabled students for several decades, it is a pleasure to be the Headmaster at such a warm and accepting community located in such a beautiful suburb of Philadelphia. I want to welcome you to our website which has been designed to help you become familiar with so many of the unique elements of our school and to help you better understand the students who we best serve.
When the founders of Hill Top Prep started in 1971 to serve learning disabled students they saw even back then that many students who struggle in school didn't have merely a language-based learning problem. On the contrary, many students coming to Hill Top Prep found that reading and spelling came easily to them. Often these students find traditional school settings a challenge because they have difficulties with:
Hill Top Prep is aware that many bright, talented and highly creative students can struggle in school even if they haven't been diagnosed with dyslexia but have "multi-dimensional needs" which are not related to language skills. Our teachers and supportive staff have developed a safe, nurturing environment for students who struggle with the kinds of issues listed above. It is these issues grouped together that can create in our students true "functional impairments" for learning when they are in a traditional academic setting.
We invite you to come and see how those of us at Hill Top have created an oasis for our students which can help them to learn by providing an academically challenging curriculum with a learning environment sensitive to their neurological needs, offers support and guidance for feelings of anxiety or sadness and lastly, can directly teach those skills that their peers seemingly learn through osmosis.
I hope you enjoy the visit to our website and that you will contact us for a campus visit. We have a wonderful school and we are always delighted to share what we do with visitors.
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A golden bear with an orange afro and two sideburns who likes to dance to disco music (thus his name). He wears 1970s style clothing, including a yellow leisure jacket, yellow bell-bottom pants, and orange and white dancing platform shoes. His main catchphrase is "Oh yeah!". If he gets interested in anything, he will growl in a deep voice. He sometimes puts everyone around him into life-threatening trouble while dancing, but mistakes their movements of pain for funky dance moves. He is mostly seen either showing off or trying to impress and flirt with other women, killing them in the process, such as Giggles and Petunia and sometimes Flaky. In Ski Ya, Wouldn't Wanna be Ya!, for example, he pushes Flaky out of the way as he enters the scene, then goes off to flirt with Giggles and Petunia. When Flaky is outside his door later in the episode, however, he seems to be happy to see her. In Rink Hijinks, he carelessly bumps Flaky into a floor buffer when he's trying to show off his roller skating skills.
Despite his failures in wooing the ladies, he seems to be well off financially as he is seen with a private ski cabin in Ski Ya, Wouldn't Wanna be Ya!, a fancy home (which looks like a bachelor pad decorated with the 1970s era furniture, modern art paintings, a heart-shaped bed, a hotel-like bathroom, and packs of romantic candles) in the TV series, a hot tub in Wishy Washy, a sports car in Blind Date, a hairspraying-dryer chair in Easy Comb, Easy Go and his own submarine in Sea What I Found. His financial status could be a result of a previous music career in the 70s at the height of the disco era. In Ipso Fatso, as Disco Bear wakes up and dances to the bathroom, one can see a gold record hanging on the wall in his bedroom, indicating he may have once released a hit album that earned him a small fortune before the disco era came to an end. Further, his silhouette can be seen on a disco record in a jukebox in A Change of Heart, possibly hinting he released that album.
His deaths usually involve his head, his eyes, or explosions. Like many other characters; the others are random. Like Lumpy, (and to an lesser extent, Splendid), Disco Bear has a high-pitched scream as seen in episodes Blind Date, Doggone It, Wishy Washy, Who's to Flame?, Sea What I Found, and As You Wish despite his voice being the deepest of all HTFs. Disco Bear has poor eating habits, eating hot dogs, eggs, bacon and other fatty foods while moaning over fruits and vegetables, as seen in A Change of Heart and Ipso Fatso. Because of this, he's overweight, ocassionally suffers from low self-esteem, is not able to run that much, and has heart problems. Besides disco dancing, he's talented at rollerskating, downhill skiing, and throwing frisbees long distances.
It has been stated, that during the production of the Internet series, most of the writers didn't like Disco Bear because they found him annoying. It was not until the TV series that they begun to like him.
Even though Disco Bear dies alot, he survived in Stayin' Alive, The Wrong Side of the Tracks, A Change of Heart, Easy Comb, Easy Go, Happy New Year, YouTube 101: Subscriptions, By The Seat Of Your Pants and Dream Job.
Disco Bear的出场
1. Youtube 101:Subscriptions
2. A Change of Heart
3. Rink Hijinks
4. As You Wish
For more information, see List of Occupations
- Firefighter - Who's to Flame?
- Grocer - See What Develops
- Music career-(possibly) In "Ipso Fatso", as Disco Bear wakes up and dances to the bathroom, one can see a gold record hanging on the wall in his bedroom, indicating he may have once released a hit album that earned him a small fortune before the disco era came to an end. Further, his silhouette can be seen on a disco record in a jukebox in "A Change of Heart", possibly hinting he released that album.
- Swimmer- By The Seat Of Your Pants
- Policeman- A Vicious Cycle
- King - Dream Job (although this was just a virtual reality)
- Rink Hijinks: Impaled by some of Flaky's quills.
- Class Act: Dies in an explosion.
- Hello Dolly!: Head explodes into the form of an apple core while listening to headphones at a super high volume (idol-induced).
- Ski Ya, Wouldn't Wanna Be Ya!: Impaled through the head by a nail in a wooden plank (debatable).
- Blind Date: Mole bumps into the car he's in with his friend Petunia, pushing the car off a cliff where it explodes.
- Ipso Fatso: Decapitated by a power line.
- Doggone It: Intestines ripped out and dragged by Whistle.
- Sea What I Found: Impaled by periscope.
- Wishy Washy: Internal organs pulled out through the eye by Lumpy's plumbing tool.
- Who's to Flame?: Dies in an explosion.
- As You Wish!: Body burnt and crushed by a giant disco ball.
- Mime to Five: Walks through a glass door, cutting himself on glass shards.
- Chew Said a Mouthful: Blown up by shaken-up soda can.
- See What Develops: Drowns in store.
- Aw, Shucks!: Head crushed by a huge piece of popcorn.
- Double Whammy: Flippy slits his throat, stabs his chest with his knife, and inserts an active grenade into Disco Bear's body.
- Halloween Smoochie Ghost: Falls on a pair of scissors, which go through his skull and out of his eye sockets.
- Halloween Smoochie Caveman: Stepped on by a T-Rex and scraped by a Velociraptor's talons.
- Halloween Smoochie Thrillah: Bites down on a candy apple and pulls his skull from his head when pulling the sweet from his mouth.
- Wrath of Con: Head pierced by tip of pen flicked by Splendid.
- Breaking Wind: Intoxicated by the gas.
- Cubtron Z: Body burnt to bone by Cubtron's vomit, causing his head to explode.
- A Vicious Cycle: Shredded by tricycle possessed by Flipqy's spirit. (Offscreen)
- Put Your Back Into It: Decapited by Russell's fishing rod.
- Overkill DVD box set: Killed by Flippy's big bomb. (Death not shown)
- May Day, May Day - May 2007 Calendar: Dies the same death as in Double Whammy Part 1.
- Mayhem 2008 Wallpaper: Sliced in half by a knife.
- Disco Inferno: Impaled by deadly music notes.
- Fire Escape: Falls to his death.
- Dumb Ways To Die: Same death as Hello Dolly!
- Class Act (Before Death): Half of his afro is burned in the fire.
- Blind Date: Petunia sprays what looks like pepper spray into his eyes.
- A Change Of Heart: He eats an unhealthy breakfast of topped off with a deep fried stick of butter, causing a heart attack. His chest is cut open, his heart is taken out, and a whale heart is put in its place, despite being too large for his body.
- Easy Comb, Easy Go: 1. His head is burnt by a cotton-candy machine while attempting to make a new Afro. 2. Dunks his head into a tub of hair tonic. His hair grows back, but hair grows on his eyes. He cuts his eyes off with a razor as he tries to remove the hair from his eyes. He slips on a bottle of hair tonic and falls to the tub of hair tonic and grows more hair.
- As You Wish (Before Death): His eyes get burned off by his disco ball.
- Who's to Flame? (Before Death): Gets severly burned and catches fire after the fire-engine explodes due to putting gasoline on the fire.
- Put Your Back Into It: Back breaks violently.
- Cuddles - 3 ("Ipso Fatso", "Who's to Flame?", "Easy Comb, Easy Go")
- Giggles - 1 ("Stayin Alive")
- Toothy - 1 ("Easy Comb, Easy Go")
- Lumpy - 1 ("Ipso Fatso")
- Petunia - 1 ("Stayin' Alive")
- Handy - 2 ("Ipso Fatso","Easy Comb, Easy Go" along with Flaky)
- Nutty - 1 ("Ipso Fatso")
- Sniffles - 1 ("Ipso Fatso")
- Pop - 1 ("Who's to Flame?")
- Cub - 2 ("Ipso Fatso", "Sea what I Found" along with Pop)
- Flaky - 2 ("Rink Hijinks" "Who's to Flame?")
- Mole - 0
- Russell - 1 ("Ipso Fatso")
- Lifty - 0
- Shifty - 0
- Mime - 0
- Cro-Marmot - 0
- Flippy - 0
- Splendid - 0
- Lammy - 0
- Generic Tree Friends - 0
- Others - 0
Survival Rate
- Internet series: 27.58%
- TV series: 21.43%
- He likes other female characters (such as Flaky, Petunia and Giggles), except for Lammy.
- He is the only character to have chest hair as seen in episodes Wishy Washy, Easy Comb, Easy Go, A Change of Heart, and Sea What I Found.
- He is also the second character (after Lumpy) to have nipples.
- Disco Bear has appeared in some Internet series and TV series with Lumpy. If Disco Bear has a starring role, Lumpy has either starring, featuring, or appearance roles. If Lumpy has a starring role, Disco Bear has either starring, featuring, or appearance roles.
- In the "Collect Them All" section in the First Blood DVD, it reveals that Disco Bear was the frisbee champion of 1972 when he was a young boy.
- In the Episode selection of the Second Serving DVD, Disco Bear has his own brand of cereal called "Disc-O's". The box has a 70's look to it, while the cereal (ressembling Cheerios) is most likely unhealthy. It can also be seen in a wallpaper on the site along with Handy's cereal.
- He is one of the characters not to die in their debut episodes, the others are Lumpy, Handy, Petunia (Debatable), Splendid, Cro-Marmot, Flaky, Mole, Lammy, Mime and Flippy.
- Disco Bear is one of the eight characters wearing clothes. The others are Mime, Flippy, Mole, Russell, Lammy, Pop and Lumpy.
- He also has a whole set of wardrobe, including a pair of the blue leopard pattern long-sleeved two-piece pajamas, some red and white workout clothes, a brown skiing outfit and a leopard pattern speedo.
- He is sometimes mistaken as a lion (because of his afro and his growling), though this is obviously not the case.
- In his Halloween Smoochie, Disco Bear's last costume resembles Michael Jackson's Thriller outfit. Another tie to them is that they both love music and dancing.
- Disco Bear is another character to wear pants along with Russell and Lumpy.
- He is the only character to be shown only once in the first internet season.
- He, along with Cuddles, is the most frequent victim of Giggles.
- So far, Disco Bear flirted at Flaky twice. Now they're very good friends, that feel like each other.
- Disco Bear seems to have his own theme song.
- In Easy Comb, Easy Go, he's capable of doing the Moonwalk of Michael Jackson, also he can spin like him.
- Disco Bear died in every season two Internet episode he appeared in.
- In the TV series: Lumpy, Cuddles, Giggles, Toothy, Petunia, Handy, Flaky, Nutty and Mole apeared in all of his starring roles.
- In the TV series, he didn't appear on Deep Six, Ten Speed and Series of Twelve.
- He's one of the five characters that never appear on a complete segment in TV series, the other four are Splendid, Handy, Russell and Nutty.
- Ipso Fatso was Disco Bear's most famous episode he has starred so far, due to kill Sniffles, Nutty, Russell, Handy, Cub, Cuddles and Lumpy. A lucky 7!
- Sea What I Found and A Vicious Cycle are the only episodes that Disco Bear appears without women.
- He's the only character with a voice who doesn't include any screaming voice clips in the See & Scream feature of the Third Strike DVD.
- The first and, so far, only time he was bald was in Easy Comb, Easy Go.
- Disco Bear doesn't have a tail, which is odd because real bears have tails (though small and stubby).
- He is the first character to notice Nutty's candy addiction.
- He is similar to Cartoon Network's Johnny Bravo because they both seem fairly wealthy and hit on females frequently, but almost never succeed in getting with them and usually end up injured. He is also like Glenn Quagmire from the hit sitcom Family Guy for similar reasons. All three characters seem to like dancing.
- His three appearances in Internet Season 3 were all very brief. Splendid starred in two of them.
- His Internet Season 1 pop-up shows a quick version of the dance he did in Stayin' Alive.
- Disco Bear starred in a short video called Disco Bears All. It's a short film about Disco Bear selling videos about how to get the ladies to like you. According to Warren Graff, he stated that the video was fake, despite having the exact same animation technique and having the Mondo Mini Shows title card at the opening. The video can be seen on YouTube. View it here.


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Come along to to The Commute's ladies only Cycle Maintenance Evening - Level 3:
This is open to Ladies who would like to learn further advanced skills on gears and chains. If you missed the first level and/or second levels - no worries - you can still join level 3.
Topics include:
adjusting breaks
disc and pad
fitting new discs and pads
correct cleaning of the bike
what to carry with you on a ride
any other questions covered
The event is £20 for the evening with coffee/tea and cake included. There will be 10% off tools on the night and the option to book all three levels at £50.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions, Gavin - 07888942007