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"I make spaces that apprehend light for our perception, and in some ways gather it, or seem to hold it…my work is more about your seeing than it is about my seeing, although it is a product of my seeing."
— James Turrell
There has been a lot of discussion surrounding the fact that humans, in the 21st century, have become disengaged and almost numb to their surroundings or the environment. Technology overstimulates us with films and advertising and moving pictures too fast for us to react, and cottles us in flourescently lit buildings kept at a steady 72 degrees Fahrenheit. The fundamental beauty of our sensory experience is in a lot of ways redirected and overwhelmed in the realm of the artificial.
Sitting in the dark cave of a lecture room sans overhead lights or handheld technology was a jolt back into reality, a jolt back into my own existence as a living, breathing, human being. As shapes and patterns emerged from the murk of blackness, I became acutely aware of everything that was happening around me–despite my ability to fully see it–from the softly whistling lungs of a person four seats to my right, to a rubber shoe tapping faintly in the back left corner of the room. Dim lighting, I realized, forced me to come to my senses and realize the beauty in small details that I would have otherwise only seen through a computer screen or beneath harsh fluorescent bulbs. This demonstration reaffirmed the importance of light, how an architecture that is self-consciously aware of the light it manipulates can bring detached people back to their senses.
There was an exhibit at the Hirshhorn Art Museum a few years ago that I was greatly impacted by, and it follows the same principle of the magic of perception. James Turrell is an artist that uses light as a medium, experimenting with light in spaces and blurring the lines between architecture, sculpture, and fine art.
(^the work I saw was a "wedgework")
The exhibit was an interactive installation, where you entered into a pitch black room and sat on a bench, staring at a sea of nothing. The longer I sat still, the more aware I became of the empty void stretching in front of me. I heard my own breathing, felt my own heartbeat. Felt the silence of the people sitting around me, felt my connection to the room itself. Slowly, a spectrum emerged on the wall across from me, as my eyes opened themselves up and adjusted to darkness. Turrell's artwork relies on our bodies' ability to respond to the world around us, changing light in particular. As the muscles in our eyes expand our pupils, different colors emerge as neon lights from the darkness, a once-invisible rainbow now in clear view. The installation pointed at the clear fact that the world that we surround ourselves in is a direct product of our own perception of it.
Architects can create this world or awareness and contemplation. There is a certain moment in Nau Hall in the morning as the sun rises, when the entire interior atrium fills with golden light. In the Zumthor Baths, the visitors are surrounded by a still and contemplative space of calm, guided by slivers of overhead daylight. In the Hagia Sophia, light enters in and dematerializes into an ambient golden glow. Humans are knocked to their senses, and their breaths are taken away.
The way light quality changes and interacts with spaces has an impact on our self-awareness and spirituality. Pierre Wittman talks about the ability of art to engage our senses, how qualities of light edge on the "realm of formlessness" which awakens within us feelings of joy or contemplation or peace (Wittman). Carlos Cruz-Diez's Chromosaturation is similar to the work of Turrell, leading people through rooms saturated in different colors of light as spaces of silence, spaces for them to return to themselves.
Darkness itself, as Wayne Gonzales discusses on the Hirshhorn's Dark Matters exhibition, is a thing of magic. "Darkness is a lack, the absence of light. It evokes notions of mortality, silence, solitude, and loss. Violence may also lurk in the dark, and we dread the unexpected encounter in an unlit space. But darkness can equally symbolize the wiping clean of the slate, a renewal. As darkness absorbs light, it absorbs our gaze, engendering feelings of timelessness and infinity."
Yesterday, I attended a Native American storytelling on the lawn. A woman talked about how much we have forgotten our histories, how much we have forgotten that we come from the Earth. In a way, the importance of light forces us to return to the place we came from. If more focus in architecture is brought upon the quality of light, surely people will put down their cellphones and return to themselves, rely on their gaze, notice a certain beauty that comes naturally. Poet Buddy Wakefield says in his poem, "The Information Man", that
"you ARE the center of the universe. If you weren't you wouldn't be here."
We create the world that we live in because of our perception of it. All we need to do now is open our eyes.
Works Cited:
Wittman, Pierre, "Extra-Sensory Experience" http://www.wisdomlight.org/P-extra-sensory-art-english.html
Turrell, James http://jamesturrell.com/artworks/by-type/
Wakefield, Buddy, "The Information Man" http://www.buddywakefield.com/tour/journalearlyarchives/000130.php

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xmacroplay - controlling applications with a keystroke file
There was a newsgroup post recently that asked:
In Windows it is possible to control one application from another by sending keystrokes to the buffer for that app. The technique is limited, of course, by what you can do via the keyboard in the driven app. Is there an equivalent in Linux?
I responded with pointers to Expect and the simple case of "yourapp < yourkeyfile". I was almost immediately reminded that this advice was nearly useless for X11 apps, and a later post offered XMacro as a partial solution; it sends events to the whole server, not a specific app, so you'd need to do something to force focus. Possible wmctrl or something like it could help.
This little interplay reinforces a feeling I've been having recently that fewer and fewer Linux users care about the command line. I'm not saying it's totally dead, but apparently the GUI is much more important to most folks. GUI's are important to me, also: obviously most web pages are much more pleasantly viewed in a GUI. But I do tend to drop to a terminal window for almost anything else.
Will command line apps be completely gone soon? Unused antiques? I noticed that text editing tools weren't installed by default in the last Linux install I did - there's a sign of diminishing interest.
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A German friend told me that in Germany they have a New Year's Eve tradition of burning some metal, then dropping it into water and scrutinizing its shape for portents of the year to come. She said that in Spain it's traditional on New Year's Eve to eat 12 grapes. 'Do you have a New Year's Eve tradition in Australia?' she asked. 'Apart from getting as drunk as possible?' I asked. 'No, I don't think so. Sometimes you'll get people singing "Auld Lang Syne" but not everyone knows the words.' Should auld acquaintance be forgot…and the lyrics to this song. As I made my way home from a party in the wee hours of the morning, I saw the Australian New Year's Eve tradition was in safe hands: a man reeling from one side of the footpath to the other, stopping to cling vacant-eyed to a fence, trying to shrug off his triple vision. Close to my place, a taxi was stopped in the middle of the road, one bare-chested passenger was out of the taxi, wobbling to who knows where, while another aggressively directed traffic to go around the cab: 'There's been a f…..g accident, you moron!' he shouted to one confused driver. Happy New Year! The day before, I'd been debating with my friend, a New Year's Eve sceptic, about the merits of seeing New Year's Eve as different from any other day. 'I hate New Year's Eve', she said. 'I hate all the hype. Why do people get so worked up about it?' German, or Spanish, Chinese, American or Latvian, it's pretty much universal for people to get 'worked up' about New Year's Eve, even if the starting point for the 'new year' varies from culture to culture. It serves a fine purpose, being able to draw a line between one year and the next. It feeds the hope that this year we can start afresh. Or in the words of songwriter Smog in 'I'm New Here', 'No matter how far wrong you've gone, you can always turn around.'
I have to admit, I did a fair job of upholding the Australian New Year's Eve tradition myself last night. So this morning when I thought about the people I'd met at a party and the conversations I'd had with them, the details were hazy. They'd all got tangled together like a ball of string in the miscellaneous drawer. 'Christchurch earthquake… Year of the Rabbit…Wuthering Heights…the inflatable boy joke…skydiving…Saddam's bodyguard having a bodyguard…90s music…where do I know you from?…Paul Kelly's memoir…Breakfast at Tiffany's…The Philadelphia Story…the worst earworm song of all time…generations…Adelaide…learning new languages…best Christmas ever…my Christmas Day accident (see previous post)…the oldest surviving word (apparently a Sumerian word which translates as "Ummm").' What I do recall vividly was the anticipation before midnight, when everyone's conversations coalesced around The Time as measured in minutes and seconds; then the moment of release when one year became the next. The fireworks arcing into the sky above the city. And the rounds of kisses and hugs with the exchange of three words, repeated around the room like a cheery priest's benediction. Happy New Year! Happy New Year! Happy New Year! As ancient as the Sumerian 'ummm', as new as 2011.
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At a media briefing held by the PMFAI, speakers questioned the flawed study conducted and published by National Institute of Occupational Health (NIOH), Ahmedabad. The study titled "The Final Report of the investigation of unusual illness allegedly produced by Endosulfan exposure in Padre Village of Kasargod district (N. Kerala)", has been the root cause for the demand for a ban on the pesticide Endosulfan. An expert panel examined the unscientific and implausible aspects of the NIOH's study which has been under scanner for the last one year. The flaws have been exposed through the RTI and the masked raw data has evoked public outrage when ten thousand people drew a rally in Gujarat to seek withdrawal of the flawed report. Similar agitation was led by thousand workers in Kochi to demand justice for the unfairly stigmatized workers at the government run HIL plant.
As per the international norms prescribed by the Codex Committee on Pesticide Residues (CCPR), it is mandatory for residues to be reported as identified only after performing "confirmatory test" of each sample. "Different chemicals may appear in the same peak due to similar retention time leading to wrong reporting. However, in the NIOH study in Padre Village in Kerala no confirmatory data was generated, thus NIOH report on Endosulfan is incorrect and misleading. No decisions can be taken based on his report." said Dr S K Handa, Fellow of National Academy of Agricultural Sciences. He further added "since there was no confirmation referring to presence of Endosulfan in the report made by scientists at NIOH, Endosulfan cannot be blamed for diseases in Kerala." Dr. S K Handa pointed out that Endosulfan is a safe molecule and as per World Health Organisation (WHO) does not possess properties to cause cancer or diseases as reported in Kasargod, Kerala… http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/endosulfan-cannot-be-blamed-for-diseases-in-kerala-dr-s-k-handa/424070/


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AST tenant since 2008 suing us as fell down stairs, moaning about neightbours (in my opinion unjustifiably), I was going to wait til Insurance sorted out claim and then evict with S21 however it has come to light that her partner has moved in probably at Christmas. She did not notify me until I mentioned it. He dropped a letter through the letterbox on Friday saying he is now a joint tenant giving name & DOB. I do not want to do another AST with both on it for 6 months, I am not happy about him living there as I know nothing about him, and don't particularly want her there after claim is settled one way or the other. They will "know their rights" so I have to be careful.
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Keep practising this lesson first.
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The Northwest Territories is a territory of Canada. With a population of 41,462 in 2011 and an estimated population of 43,537 in 2013, the Northwest Territories is the most populous territory in Northern Canada. Yellowknife became the territorial capital in 1967, following recommendations by the Carrothers Commission.
- also known as NWT, Territoires Du Nord-Ouest
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Legal Aspects of Doing Business in North America [2009] III (2009)
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Austin F Marshall Marshall & Company Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada Introduction Constitution The Northwest Territories is a creature of Parliament, established under the enabling power of section 146 of the Constitution Act ...
Dissonant Worlds (2010)
Roger Vandersteene among the Cree by Earle H. Waugh
The development of Christianity in northern Alberta and the Northwest Territories is a complicated mix of charity, politics, deprivation, hard ...
Farmers' Bulletin (1929)
Northwest Territories means the northwest territories formerly known as Rupert's Land and the Northwestern Territory (except such rtions thereof as are included in the Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta, and ...
Prince's Bieber Dictionary of Legal Abbreviations (2008)
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Historical Dictionary of Canada (2010)
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The Complete Outdoors Encyclopedia (2000)
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Regina, Saskatchewan Canada S4P 3V7 NORTHWEST TERRITORIES TravelArctic Government, Northwest Territories Yellowknife, Northwest Territories Canada ...
Encyclopedia of the Arctic (2012)
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Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1987 NORTHWEST TERRITORIES The Northwest Territories encompasses ...
Treaties with American Indians: An Encyclopedia of Rights, Conflicts, and Sovereignty [3 volumes] (2007)
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Encyclopedia of Canadian Social Work (2009)
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Encyclopedia of Literature in Canada (2002)
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Raley's is planning to open a new, 35,000-square-foot flagship store in Truckee, Calif., which will reside inside a new retail center planned by the retailer. The expansion marks the grocer's fourth in a new market during the past nine months.
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Amy Dorfman
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Amy Dorfman, Professor of Piano, joined the Blair School of Music faculty in 1987. She has performed as a soloist with the Nashville Symphony and the Nashville Chamber Orchestra. For more than 20 years, Dorfman has collaborated with the great American bass virtuoso Edgar Meyer performing in such series as the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center in Alice Tully Hall and Amsterdam's Concertgebouw, as well as on NPR's St. Paul Sunday Morning and The Lonesome Pine Special. In 2002, Dorfman joined colleagues Carolyn Huebl and Felix Wang to establish the Blakemore Trio. The trio gave its New York debut at Merkin Hall in 2010 and has performed on many chamber series around the country. Dorfman has also collaborated with the Blair String Quartet in guest recitals at the Sedona Music festival and Music Mountain in Connecticut.
Dorfman's students have been prize winners in national divisions of MTNA competitions, the Vanderbilt Concerto Competition and the Curb/Nashville Symphony concerto competition. They have attended undergraduate and graduate programs at many prestigious institutions, as well as summer music festivals at Aspen, Eastern Music Festival, Indiana University and Brevard among others.
Ms. Dorfman received her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the Indiana University School of Music, where she studied with Alfonso Montecino and James Tocco. She also worked with Edith Oppens and Rosalyn Tureck at the Aspen and Banff festivals. She has received several awards for her playing, including the Individual Artist Fellowship from the Tennessee Arts Commission and first prize in the Fischoff Chamber Music Competition. She serves as artist/teacher at the Tennessee Governor's School for the Arts.


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Fairfax, Virginia Bi-monthly
I. COMMENTARY [by David Hoadley]
I have been remiss thus far in noting the first subscriber to Storm Track. Best wishes to
Jerome Schuh, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (12 States, new).
Though I haven't studied the coverage or effectiveness of the many commercial photography
outlets available to storm photographers, I did happen to run across a picture credit reference
to Photo Researchers, Inc. (Vol. 1, No. 2) in the recent National Geographic publication Powers
of Nature. The credited picture was a two page spread on lightning.
Last April, I made a test comparison between nor 1968 Nikkormat (SN #FT3534061) and my second
hand Leica (SN #M4-1182305). Compared were the Nikkormat 50mm lens (SN #747859) and the Leica
50mm fixed Summicron lens (SN #1514355). The test was done with considerable care, after
several previous abortive attempts. I used the Paterson Optical Test Target 2, tripod and
Kodachrome 25 slide film. The flood lamps used were not chosen for color balance, as I was more
concerned with optical sharpness and uniformity. Individual pictures were separately
identifiable, since I marked the successive numbers of each on a small part of the test target.
Developed slides were projected on a flat and smooth white surface and examined closely, with
repeated focusing of each slide. Results: The Nikkormat image was consistently sharper at the
largest f stop (2.0) and the Leica was consistently sharper at the smaller f stop tested (8.0).
At f 2.8 and 5.6 the same results tended to bear out, but lacked consistency. None of the
differences were obvious but required close analysis. It should be noted that the leading edge
of the Leica lens was slightly bent from some mishap prior to my purchase of it,. However, this
depression is almost invisible and is not believed to have damaged the Leica optics. You may
draw your own conclusion. For myself, I now feel more confident in using the Nikkormat, since
most important storm photography is taken in weak light. If anyone else has made a similar test
comparison, please let me know.
FUNNEL FUNNIES: The Great Race
— Contributed by Freda and John Weaver
VI. FEATURE – Care of Your Color Prints [by Jan Curtis">
Though your color print is carefully processed (commercially or at, home), there are steps you
can take to preserve it for many years. From Kodak publications, have gathered the following
Prints should not be displayed in direct sunlight, for ultraviolet rays can hasten color
changes and fading, often causing deterioration in months that would ordinarily take years.
Nevertheless, dyes in color prints, like all other dyes, may change somewhat in time. Extreme
heat and humidity should also be avoided to prevent color changes, fading, or mold and mildew
damage. A Kodak publication states, "The possibility of mold or mildew damage is very strong in
basements unless the humidity is kept down by use of dehumidifiers. Attics and upstairs rooms
are too intensely hot in summer or in warm climates."
It is difficult to handle large prints without bending them, which may result in small crinkles
that mar the plastic surface and cannot be removed. Therefore, it is best to mount the print on
some type of firm support, such as illustration board that can be obtained at art-supply or
photography stores, With care, you can do the mounting yourself with a clothes iron and Kodak
or Seal dry mounting tissue. Some local photographic labs can dry mount color prints on such
material as showcard, Bainbridge board, museum board, foam core, or Masonite. Aerosol adhesives
can also be used, such as Premier Dry Mount Spray, Scotch Photo Mount Spray, and McDonald
Lamin-All. An alternative to a spray is Scotch Mounting Adhesive Sheets, which lay down an even
layer of synthetic adhesive. Don't use rubber cement or pastes that contain water or
penetrating solvents, since those can cause stains. Should water get on the print surface, it
can be removed with a hair dryer without leaving a residual spot.
An easy way to mount a print is on a Savage two-piece mount board with a ready-cut opening for
any specific size desired. Another method is with Falcon Perma-Mount, a thin card having self-
sticking adhesive on both sides, Also available are wall brackets to hang a print without a
frame. Whichever method is selected, I suggest you consider mats other than white for certain
pictures. Some color prints show up best with a black or dark gray mat, but a narrow white
border should be left to separate the scene from the mat.
A spray lacquer can be applied that will protect prints from scratches, fingerprints and
moisture and that will allow for cleaning with a damp cloth and detergent. Some lacquers
contain an ultraviolet shield that helps maintain the color stability. You can also stop
reflections by using a matte finish spray. Sprays are available from Krylon, McDonald and
Unicolor. An additional benefit of sprayed prints is that they need not be framed under glass,
thus eliminating a possible source of reflections and loss of tonal contrast.
Print mounting and framing techniques are so numerous that I have touched on only a few, and
suggest you consult photography and framing stores for more details. The most recent magazine
article I have seen gives step-by step instructions for making your own frame from standard 1
1/4 inch prefinished cap moulding that is sold for use during wall panel instruction. This
vinyl-covered wood can be cut in a ad ter box and secured with an electric gun. See Popular
Photography for November, l977 for "Easy, Low-Cost Picture Framing," by Walter J. Bregach.
Chase Log of significant storm photography by Zipser and Hoadley for 1978:
5-18-78 Amarillo, Tx -Hobart, 0k -Snyder
-Altus -Duke -Mangum -Hobart
5-19-78 Hobart, Ok -Canadian, Tx -Sunray
-Borger -Panhandle -Amarillo
5-23-78 Grand Island, Ne -Mankato,Ks-Washington
-Waterville Riley-Clay Center
5-26 78 Dodge City, Ks -Amarillo, Tx Vega
-Hereford -Dimmitt -Lubbock
5-27-78 Lubbock, Tx-Levelland-Pettit-Dimmitt
-Edmundson -Childress -Quanah
-ChildressCB NE of Hart (P: 1547-1610).
5-30-78 Dodge City, Ks -Garden City -Hoxie
-Hill City -Hoxie -Garden City
5-31-78 Dodge City, Ks-Wichita-Newton-Elmo
-Herrington -Junction City -Topeka
Mangum CB; CB base NW of Hollis P: 1845
but poor contrast.
Canadian CB (P:1215-1253).
Manhattan CB (P:1638-1653); CB east of
Abilene (P: Est 1955).
Tcu near Vega (P: 1506-1514); Hereford CB
(P: 1737) -day of Palo Duro flood.
CB west of Dimmitt (P: 1213-1257); flanking
line NW of Plainview (P: 1415-1422);
Tornadic CB NE of GCK (P:1445-2035); smallshear type funnels & small/brief tornadoes
(P: 1749-1944); & sheared base (P: 2035).
CBs NW & NE of Manhattan (P: 1509-1808)
on day of Emmett, Kansas tornadoes.
COMMENTARY: To identify the early signs of a gust-front type squall line (with a dry front to
the west), a clue may be the early and consistent development of the rain area behind or
westerly of the apparent cloud base.


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2011 Crop Walk Team!
What is a CROP Hunger Walk? A community fund-raising event sponsored by Church World Service (CWS). CROP means Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty. Neighbors walking together to raise money to pro-vide food, medical care, disaster relief, and self-help development for needy people throughout the world, as well as local hunger-fighting. Millions of people worldwide live on the edge of subsistence, at the will of fragile economies, struggling to escape the crushing grip of poverty and powerlessness. Most are hungry--and they need more than a handout. They need a way out.
Hunger means different things in different places... In Southern Africa it may mean crop failures, food shortages, and famine resulting from prolonged drought. Families and communities may need emergency food, as well as seeds for replanting. In the highlands of Bolivia, it may mean malnutrition resulting from inadequate protein in the family diet. There training in fish farming can mean improved health for parents and children. Our bodies also need an adequate supply of clean water to survive and thrive. So, in many communities, clean water wells--along with improved irrigation for gardens--can mean life and health.
Almost half the people on the planet live on less than $2 a day. Six million children die of hunger each before the age of five. 840 million people worldwide are undernourished and one in ten American households cannot afford enough food to meet their basic needs. By addressing the underlying causes of hunger and poverty CWS enables the impoverished to partake of the fullness of life and become self-sufficient through sustainable development.
Crafting a world without hunger will require the best efforts of us all. Real progress has been made – hunger has declined globally. Impoverished people are reclaiming their lives and their communities with the support of groups like Church World Service. You can help through CROP Hunger Walks, Tools & Blankets events, One Great Hour of Sharing, volunteering in a soup kitchen, writing a letter to Congress, and more. A little help can make a big differ-ence. Be part of the solution! Be the change you wish to see in the world.
Please keep in mind that 25% of the funds raised during CROP WALK will be directed back to Lago Vista through Hill Country Christian Ministries.


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Grand Barrail
Surrounded by a 3-acre park, the Hotel Grand Barrail is a 4-star property that includes a full-service spa, steam room and sauna, as well as a seasonal outdoor pool.
The National Geographic Traveler award-winning addition to our "Bike Across" collection.
It's time to discover a new world! The three regions of France, Aquitaine, Midi-Pyrenees and Languedoc-Roussillion in the southwest rival the best of Italy for its storied history, castles, lush green scenery, stone villages, excellent wines, ancient art, prehistoric sites, generous people, and hearty provincial cuisine. Explore it with us on this deliciously offbeat itinerary.
On this bike across journey, we cycle along country lanes and discover that every trail reveals a fantastic scene from traditional France: timeless villages of golden stone, hilltop castles shining like visions from a medieval tale, and towering oak forests where a knight on a white horse might not look out of place. The full cultural immersion in this corner of France is facilitated by the amazing enchanting towns visited and included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site list, like Saint-Emilion in Bordeaux area and Albi and Carcassonne. Bergerac zone and Sarlat represent another great surprise if you have never been in the area called "Perigord," situated in the Dordogne Department.
The list of activities range from two wine tastings to a canoe ride on the Dordogne River. This tour has been beautifully tailored to peel back the layers of history, while savoring the gastronomy and the French life style in the southwest, all from the vantage point of our saddle to really feel immersed in the nature, looking for the right rhythm to enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience in this unforgettable corner of Europe. Allez, allez les cyclistes!
Make this tour Private or for more information, call:800.866.7314
Today we meet in the lobby of our hotel at 12:30 pm for introductions and a light lunch, followed by a ride through the country farmlands and vineyards. Our route takes us through nearby villages and gives a good overview of the local terrain and ambiance. The Ancient Jurisdiction of Saint-Emilion is an outstanding example of a historic vineyard landscape. Later, we have our first wine tasting at La Cave Dourthe nearby the hotel.
After breakfast our ride unfolds along famous vineyards and quiet landscapes and ends near Bergerac, a gem of well preserved historical homes and churches. Lunch is on your own in St Foy La Grande - there are many options.
The local appellation wines are among the top rated in the whole Bordeaux area, such as "Pecharmant" which in the local Occitan dialect means "nice hill." Surely, we won't miss a sip of this noble nectar during dinner.
Upon entering the heart of Périgord Noir after breakfast, a region famous for its walnut trees and truffles, you will undoubtedly marvel at its natural splendor and the castles which surround it. Today we ride in the Vézère Valley, one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites of this area. We then visit Cap Blanc with the help of local guides. Our final destination today is Sarlat-la-Caneda, the charming capital of Périgord Noir and a perfect example of a well-preserved medieval town.
Sarlat is also famous for the local market which is held weekly on Wednesday and Saturday, which we visit after breakfast. On this tour we have been able to set dates that, in almost all our departures, happen to be in those days in Sarlat. Today we hop off our bikes for a tranquil, no-rapids canoe ride down the Dordogne River to see all that the region has to offer. Along the way, we see the stunning La Roque-Gageac. Lunch will be a picnic in the lovely park of Eco Musee de la Noix. After lunch we have a guided tour of Castelnaud Castle, which will give us insight into its historical significance.
Today's ride leads us into the Quercy region in the department of Lot. This area is known for its authenticity, both in regards to its nature as well as its buildings and houses. We regroup at the scenic Domme, which offers a stunning view of the Dordogne River. Our ride then ends near the town of Cahors. Before dinner, we enjoy a wine tasting and visit to the Chateau's 21,500-square-foot cellar!
Today we shuttle to the medieval town of Sant Antonin de Noble Val, where our ride begins. This route takes us through a quaint countryside, beautiful farmlands, and pastures of the area, and we cross the Gorge de l'Aveyron river. We continue our ride on a plateau through cultivated fields and farms, and through a quiet area, we head towards the historic town of Albi, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the ancient capital of the Cathars.
After breakfast, we have a chance to enjoy and spend time in Albi. We have a guided tour of the town (cathedral and choir included) and then a visit to Toulouse Lautrec museum. Today you can also explore the narrow alleys in the oldest part of town or take photos of the amazing view over the river Tarn and the local houses built with stone and wood, characteristic of the town. Then we ride to Castres. This route winds its way through a variety of settings, from dense forests to pastures in the quiet and pristine Park of Haut Languedoc. We end the day with a cooking class in the evening with chef Damien at Comme a la Maison, an organic-vegetarian restaurant.
After breakfast we discover the forest of the black Mountain ( Montaigne Noire in French) on a spectacular 12-mile climb at about 4-6% average grade.
This is followed by a long descent, and the last part of the day will be a nice and enjoyable approach to our final destination, the town of Carcassonne.
The extra loop goes to Pic de Nore (~3,970 ft), with a challenging 7.5-mile climb (average 6.5% with 3 miles between 7 and 9%, maximum 11%).
It's time to say au revoir! After breakfast, we have a shuttle that will take you to the Carcassonne train station to make your next connections or extend your stay in the area.


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A blog about tea might be considered to be a somewhat lowly exercise. Nice, yet irrelevant in the greater scheme of things. On the other hand, consider this: the Queen of England herself endorses tea. I expect the Queen to drink a fair amount of tea actually. Queen Elizabeth II, I happen to know, enjoys Twinings Tea – it almost says so on the packet.
Monday 5th of June was Queen's Birthday in New Zealand – a public holiday. Each year among most Commonwealth nations there begins a kind of birthday-a-thon. The Queen's birthday-a-thon. The celebration starts on April 21st in the Falkland Islands then it is Canada's turn in May, with New Zealand, United Kingdom, Tuvalu, Australia, Gibraltar, Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands as well as Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, (in the South Atlantic), keeping the date sometime in June. After all a Queen must be allowed more than one birthday. What would be the point of being Queen if she were allowed only the one birthday each year just like everyone else!
So what happens on Queen's Birthday in New Zealand besides the usual traffic congestion caused by people all trying to get out of Wellington and Auckland at the same time? Not a lot – unless you happen to have an Honour awarded you.
On Queen's Birthday qualifying members of the Commonwealth are awarded titles. These are recognised in an official capacity, reported proudly in local media and each recipient has their name printed on an honours list to be henceforth referred to as Lady Such and Such or Sir So and So. Today people are fairly cynical about it all I think – especially those who do not receive awards. Some citizens of the Commonwealth want the day to be changed to represent an event other than the birthday of a distant monarch. Bermuda, for instance, decided the day should be called Hero's Day. New Zealander's have not been able to agree on a replacement so for now we continue to celebrate Queen's Birthday on the 1st Monday in June by giving ourselves a public holiday.
This year, coinciding with Queen's Birthday, New Zealand is hosting The Lion's rugby tour, along with their traditionally noisy entourage – or army as they are called – the Lion's supporters. British ex-pats in New Zealand, like Territorials, paint their faces in red, white and blue to swell the forces. This year our media have commented on how quiet the Lion's fans are. (So far.) According to one Lion's supporter their meek attitude is largely due to the high price of beer in New Zealand and jet-lag. "I'm not buying it", one journalist said. (It was really a matter of trying to cheer the Lion's supporters up after they learned of certain events back home.) We love how United Kingdom's supporters sing during rugby and soccer matches. New Zealand fans tend to shout staccato instructions at the referee.
Anyhow, with our attention focused on the United Kingdom and what with Queen's Birthday, I wondered: what would I say to Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II over a cup of tea?
First I would say "Hello Ma'am." Then "Isn't it a lovely day?"
The Queen would likely say "Yes, indeed, we do think the day splendid."
The butler interrupts. "More tea?"
"Who do you think will win?", the Queen then enquires.
(Gulp) "Where there is tea there is hope Ma'am", my delicate reply.
Then I would place comment directly upon the subject of the tea. "What a delicious cup of tea your Royal Highness serves here at Buckingham Palace, Ma'am. So reviving. Is it Twinings?"


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Definition of Dunderhead
1. Noun. A stupid person; these words are used to express a low opinion of someone's intelligence.
Generic synonyms: Dolt, Dullard, Pillock, Poor Fish, Pudden-head, Pudding Head, Stupe, Stupid, Stupid Person
Definition of Dunderhead
1. n. A dunce; a numskull; a blockhead.
Definition of Dunderhead
1. Noun. A stupid person; a dunce ¹
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Definition of Dunderhead
1. [n -S]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Dunderhead
Literary usage of Dunderhead
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (1824)
"Never believe in the intellect of a Whig, merely because you hear all the Whigs trumpet him — nay, hold fast your faith that he is a dunderhead, ..."
2. Noctes Ambrosianæ by John Wilson, Robert Shelton Mackenzie, James Hogg, William Maginn, John Gibson Lockhart (1856)
"... and dotted with one single stray Booby, the Solitary dunderhead might, ere long, undergo so essential a modification, that your Althorp should be ..."
3. The Boy's Yearly Book by John Tillotson (1867)
"Cheap mutton and dunderhead—No taxes and dunderhead—Everybody a top- sawyer and dunderhead. ... Who so friendly with the poorest voter as dunderhead ? ..."
4. My Escape from the Mutinies in Oudh by Robert Dwarris Gibney (1858)
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BURNSVILLE, Minn. – The Bemidji State University soccer team swept the 2017 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference individual awards announced today by the league office. Rachael Norton was named Offensive Player of the Year, Miranda Famestad was selected as the Defensive Player of the Year, Catherine Arneson earned Goaltender of the Year, Allyson Smith got the Freshman of the Year nod and Jim Stone was named Coach of the Year.
In addition, BSU had seven student-athletes placed on the All-NSIC Teams. Arneson, Famestad, Norton and Raquel Thelen were selected to the First Team, while Dani Nelson, Tia Neuharth and Smith earned a spot on the Second Team. With seven players recognized for All-NSIC honors, the 2017 team matches a program record set in 2016.
Norton becomes just the second BSU player to be selected as the league's Player of the Year and first since Ashlee Ellefsen earned the honor following the 2010 season. Her first team nod marks the third consecutive season Norton has earned All-NSIC recognition after getting Third Team nods to cap the 2015 and 2016 seasons.
Norton led all NSIC players in points (38), points per game (2.11), goals (14), goals per game (.778), assists (10), assists per game (.556) and game-winning goals (6). She finished the regular season among the top 10 in all of Division II in assists per game, while she was among the top 20 in both points and goals. In NSIC play, she posted a league-high 33 points, 12 goals and nine assists, while she was third with five game-winning goals. She matched Katie Meinhardt for the program's single-season record for points, Sarah Stram's 2015 single-season record for game-winning goals and is second on the Beavers' single-season assists list.
After three seasons, she is already tied for fourth on BSU's all-time goals scored list (29), is fifth on BSU's all-time assists list (18), fourth in program history in career game-winning goals (9) and her 76 points place her third on BSU's all-time scoring list.
Famestad is just the third Beaver to earn the league's top defensive award following in the footsteps of last year's winner Christine Szurek and Kari Torgerson, a goaltender who won the 2005 award. After a Second-Team award in 2016, the Sioux Falls, S.D., native makes her second appearance on the All-NSIC team with a 2017 First-Team nod.
Famestad anchored a BSU defensive unit that surrendered just nine goals overall and seven goals in league play to rank second in the NSIC. She led a unit that posted 11 shutouts in 18 matches, which included a 377:18 shutout streak to open the season. In all, the BSU defense has allowed just 177 shots in 18 matches (9.8 spg) and 103 ( 5.7 sogpg) shots on goal. The BSU back line protected a goalkeeping duo that ranked second in the league in goals allowed (0.50) and goals allowed average (0.48). Offensively the senior is sixth on the team in scoring with three goals and a career-high two assists for eight points, logging 1,427 minutes, while starting all 18 of BSU contests this season to sit second on the team.
Arneson is the first BSU student-athlete to be named as the league's top goaltender since the NSIC started recognizing the award in 2013. A Second-Team pick a year ago, her 2017 First-Team award marks the first of her career.
She is 8-0-2 in 12 appearances and 10 starts and 1,034 minutes in 2017. The Fort Collins, Colo., native finished the regular season fourth in the NSIC in goals against average (.0.52), second in save percentage (.889) and fourth in shutouts (6). She ranked among the nation's top goaltenders in goals against average and save percentage all season and finished the regular season fourth in save percentage (.913) and sixth in the country with a goals against average of .381. The senior opened the season with a 626:41 shutout streak, not allowing her first goal until her eighth appearance of 2017 and led a goalkeeping duo that was second in the league in goals allowed (0.50) and goals allowed average (0.48).
Arneson set career marks for goals against average (0.52), save percentage (.889), wins (8) and shutouts (6) as a senior and her goals against average is the best single-season performance by a BSU goalkeeper, while her save percentage ranks third in program history and her six shutous tie her for third on BSU's single-season list.
Smith is the first freshman at BSU to earn the NSIC's Freshman/Newcomer of the Year Award. The rookie from Brainerd, Minn., is second on the team with nine goals, including two game-winners, nine assists and 27 points. She was second in the league with nine assists and 0.50 assists per game, while she was third in the NSIC in points (27), points per game (1.50), goals (9) and goals per game (0.50). In addition, she ranked second in the NSIC averaging 3.67 shots per game.
Smith's nine goals tied her for 12th on BSU's single season goal scoring list, while her nine assists was good for third and her 27 points is tied for seventh.
Smith was also named to the All-NSIC Second Team.
A three-time All-NSIC honoree, Thelen earned a spot on the All-NSIC First Team to cap her senior year. She was also a First Team selection in 2016 and earned Third-Team honors following the 2014 season. A midfielder in 2017, she is fifth on the team in scoring with 16 points in 18 appearances. She is fifth on the team with five goals and her five assists rank third among her teammates. The Andover, Minn., native has a knack for scoring the big goal, logging four of her five goals as game-winners.
The Second-Team award is the first of junior Dani Nelson's collegiate career. The Woodbury, Minn., native is third on the team in scoring with 16 points. Her six goals and four assists both stand as career-highs. Of her 34 shots, 21 have landed on goal to place her third on the team in both categories.
A sophomore, Neuharth also makes her first appearance on the NSIC postseason awards list as a Second-Team selection. A key member of the Beavers' back line that paced the NSIC in defensive efficiency and produced a program record 11 shutouts, the Prior Lake, Minn., native led all BSU players playing 1,508 minutes of BSU's 1,684 this season. She started each of BSU's 18 games and has a career-high two assists.
Stone, who is in his 16th season at BSU, earns his third NSIC Coach of the Year Award. He also received the award following the 2005 and 2016 seasons. Stone has led the 2017 Beavers to their ninth consecutive appearance in the NSIC Tournament and its fifth berth into the semifinal round while accumulating a program-best 12 NSIC victories and setting a BSU all-time record with 15 wins and counting. The Beavers led the NSIC in points (135) and points per game (7.50), goals per game (2.50), assists (45) and assists per game (2.50) while it tied Minnesota State for total goals (45). Surrendering only nine goals, the 2017 Beavers ranked second in the NSIC in goals allowed and goals against average (0.48), which included a program, record 11 shutouts.
Bemidji State entered the postseason after earning a spot in the United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division II poll for the first time in program history, making a run of five straight weeks among the top 25, and reached as high as No. 14.
Bemidji State completed the 2017 regular season ranked No. 14 in the nation with a 14-0-3 record and finished second in the NSIC with a 12-0-3 mark. The Beavers earned the No. 2 seed in the NSIC Tournament and made its ninth consecutive appearance in the league's post season event, where it defeated Winona State University, 3-2, in the quarterfinal round to advance to play Augustana University Nov. 3 in Mankato, Minn.
For more information on the Bemidji State soccer program, follow the Beavers on Twitter (@BSUBeaverSoccer or @BSUBeavers), like them on Facebook (facebook.com/BSUBeavers) or sign up for the TXTUpdates from BSUBeavers.com text-messaging system through the "Mulitmedia" pull down menu on the main page of BSUBeavers.com
Nestled in Northern Minnesota's wooded region and located on the shore of Lake Bemidji, Bemidji State University sponsors 15 varsity athletic programs with NCAA Division I men's and women's hockey membership in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association, while its 13 NCAA Division II programs hold membership in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC).


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Rising interest in autonomous vehicles creates vast growth opportunities for sensor developers, finds Frost & Sullivan's TechVision team The growing popularity of autonomous vehicles is enhancing the need for improved vehicle and occupant safety, opening up the market to advanced automotive sensor technologies. The integration of sensors and actuators into automotive control systems optimizes driver
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The anterior of the two tubercles of the neck of the humerus on which the subscapularis is inserted.
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Despite the fact that the enterprise wireless LAN market is moving inexorably toward centralized management with "thin" access points (APs) at the network edge, there's plenty that is, millions of so-called thick/fat APs out there. Companies embracing WLAN controllers/switches can't change that overnight, much to the disappointment of some vendors.
And if you can't beat them, join them.
"Customers purchasing thick APs are left on an island," says Gary Singh, senior director of product marketing for Aruba Networks. "Our new solution gives them an upgrade path to not only a centralized architecture, but if they want to add applications they can't currently support, new services, we come in with our combination solution to assist them."
That combination solution? Matching Aruba controllers with the Airwave Management Platform (AMP, currently in version 4.2) from San Mateo, California-based AirWave Wireless.
Aruba's goal is to support customers with legacy APs from Cisco, Symbol, Proxim, Avaya, 3Com and many others without having to do a "rip and replace" move to Aruba's own thin APs. AMP's software running on a server in their network center addresses the problem.
"It's a single interface, with AMP as the console they turn to, to monitor the entire network infrastructure," says AirWave COO Greg Murphy. "It gives IT one place to turn, one console."
Aruba thin APs can actually be installed as an overlay option as well, providing some of the controller's more advanced features, even if the APs are used only as sensors for intrusion detection/prevention, on up to applications like location or voice over IP/Wi-Fi.
Several other similar services, even from the thick AP vendors themselves, require turning thick APs into "dumb" thin APs. Singh calls this the "brain transplant" and stresses that this isn't the case here, since the AirWave software will control the APs with the Aruba controller in the middle to handle things like voice, guest access services, policy management, etc.
"There's lots of trending and analysis going on with thick APs, and this approach keeps that intact as well," says Singh.
"AMP is a very compelling system for managing RF [radio frequency] deployments," says Singh. "There's no other company out there focusing like them on working with thick APs and with centralized architecture." If you prefer the AMP interface, he adds that "AirWave can run the Aruba thin APs as well."
The Aruba/AirWave combo is already in place with one big customer: Yale University. The school has had Cisco APs in place for years and is moving to Aruba's platform, but will use AMP in the meantime to keep both systems running concurrently.
Current AirWave subscribers don't have to pay extra for the ability to work with the Aruba controller; the features will be part of the next regular AMP upgrade. The AMP software generally costs about $5,000 to run 25 APs, and goes up to $35,000 for 1,000 APs and beyond for the largest enterprises.
"Aruba pays attention to customer needs," says Murphy. "They want to manage a hardware lifestyle. Users need hardware to last three years or more -- they spent a lot on existing Wi-Fi infrastructure, and the idea of swapping equipment every 18 months would make costs go up dramatically. This partnership will help minimize the overall lifetime cost."
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Coosa Valley Academy - Steve McCord
Steve McCord leaves Coosa Valley Academy after two seasons with a 2-18 record. His overall record in twenty-five seasons as a head coach is a combined 164-148 but McCord found the going tougher at Coosa Valley.
2017 Season - Dane Reece
Dane Reece will take over the reins at Coosa Valley for the 2017 season in hopes of turning around the football program.
Autauga Academy - Kyle Glover
Kyle Glover stepped down as the head football coach at Autauga Academy after one year and a perfect 13-0 record including a state championship.
2017 Season - Bobby Carr
After serving as offensive coordinator at the school for one year, Bobby Carr will assume the head coaching duties this season. He built Edgewood Academy into one of the best football and baseball programs in AISA history.
His teams there won numerous state titles including the last five football championships. Carrs overall football coaching record stands at an amazing 162.25 in 15 seasons at Edgewood.
Marengo Academy - Webb Tutt
Tutt leaves Marengo Academy with a record of 43-16 in two Head Coaching stints at the school, 1993-1995, and 2015-2016, where his Dad, David Barr Tutt helped start the school and was the first football coach back in 1970.
2017 Season - Woodie Beck
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Northside Methodist Academy - Dustin Harrison
Dustin Harrison leaves Northside Methodist after three seasons and a 14-18 record.
2017 Season - George Kennedy
George Kennedy arrives at Northside Methodist after a thirteen year career as a head football coach in the AHSAA. His last job as a head coach was at G.W. Long in 2007.
Kingwood Christian - Sheldon Ward
Sheldon Ward leaves Kingwood Christian after two seasons with a 5-16 record.
2017 Season - Todd Bradford
Todd Bradford has been hired to replace Sheldon Ward at Kingwood. Bradford is a graduate of Morgan Academy and was the head coach one season at Lowndes Academy.
Lakeside - Phil Anderson
Phil Anderson exits Lakeside for the second time. His overall record in four seasons with the program stands at 24-21.
2017 Season - Jimmy King
Jimmy King, a volunteer coach for the Chiefs will be the head football coach for the 2017 season. King will be the fourth head coach in four years for the Chiefs.
Hooper Academy - Chad Michael
Chad Michael leaves Hooper Academy after just two years with a 5-15 record.
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Duane McWhorter a graduate of Lee in Montgomery in 1978 will lead Hooper Academy onto the football field this year. He spent 20 years at Jeff Davis including five as the head football coach with a 21-27 record.
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We have no idea if this is true or not, but here's what we've been sent from Football-Shirts.co.uk, as Newcastle's new Puma Strip for next season.
This could have also originated from Fooballshirts.com – since that's emblazoned across the photo. 😀
The Newcastle deal with Puma was announced in January of last year, and it was only for an initial two years time-frame, and runs out at the end of next season, so maybe that's why there will potentially be a new strip next season?
We must say we like the Puma gear they have created for Newcastle – it looks very good – but hopefully next year Newcastle will be able to strike a much better financial deal with the German company.
Comments welcome – and are there any other good Newcastle strips you've seen lately?
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Puma do have a reputation for outlandish designs, but I thought the existing strip was guaranteed for another year? I suspect given the source that this is another one of those fantasy efforts that were doing the rounds last year, on a side note though, some of those were pretty funky, that one, is not.
@boonarmy that's exactly what I said when I first saw it!
Regarding the 2 year rule, I seem to remember we exploited some kind of loophole whereby we have the current kit for just 1 year then revert to changing every 2 years – something to do with switching manufacturers I think. I stand to be corrected though!
I think it looks good, and BTW lots of people smahsed the current one like this one now ( who knows if its real or not) but the thing is, when you've got jersey with black and white stripes on it, there ain't many variations on it FFS.
So every modern touch to the shirt is more then welcome. Do not want to fill up my cupboard with loads of shirts that look the same 😀
Like that kit actually, maybe it can bring us european football, anyone else reckon we can get into europe next year?
i don't think it's that bad but one thing I defo. don't want is another huge white square on the back…if there has to be a huge gap in the stripes then it should be black imo…
One more important thing all toon shirts should have is a blue star ( i know we aren't sponsored by brown ale anymore ). Couldn't we change the star so it's not advertising or maybe even have a small blue star in the centre of the club crest – in the shield where the stripes are?
it looks OK to me, it has the crest on, all be it a pikey iron on one but its there, you know we're all going to buy it lads, its the toon top, and even if it stays in the drawer for years its a dead cert that it will sell really well as we are not a group of plastic fans!! We prove that week in week out, its all about the money folks!!! sell!! sell!! sell!
I was going to scream FAKE on this one because it looks like a computer rendering but then again I said the same thing about the current shirt when I first saw it so you never know. Another indicator that this might be fake is that the link to footballshirts.com hasn't been updated since last season!
Personally I don't mind the stripes (hard to get those wrong unless you put them on horizontally) but I'm still not a fan of the iron on crest and i'm not a fan of the plain white sleeves (I would have kept the sleeves from this season).
I'm going to have to see it on the pitch before I make my final judgement, it might grow on me like the current one did.
Football clubs do not now have to make any kit last 2 years. It is their commercial decision alone whether to make a kit run for one season or two. NUFC started making their home kit last for only 1 season from the last adidas kit, then the current 2010/11 Puma kits and now this new one. It is really a decision from the club, and the only rules are that a kit MUST last a full season. To the best of my knowledge only Liverpool and maybe Arsenal's home kits run for 2 years now. It's all about making money now guys.
Check out how the club market this kit (i.e. Home Shirt 2011/12), this will be the seasonality of the kit. I think under a retail 'guru' such as Ashley the days of 2 year kits are gone?!!!


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For lots of people driving is more than just a chore they need to do to get to their destination. There are those who actually enjoy the activity for all of its complexities. Unfortunately, it's not all fun and games. Driving with back pain can easily spoil the moment, no matter what you're driving for.
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There's a lot of things that can cause lower back pain. Sometimes it might not entirely be caused by driving. This is why it's important to look for the other things that can be causing your back pains so you can address them, too. Doing so can significantly reduce your back pains and let you drive pain-free.
Mattresses and sleeping positions are two of the most common causes of lower back pain so make sure to look into these. If your mattress is already a decade old, there's a good chance that it's time to replace it already. How you position your body while you sleep can also cause back pains, so it's also crucial to get to know how you sleep to make the most out of it.
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