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Jacob saw his Redeemer—The law of Moses typifies Christ and proves He will come. About 559–545 B.C.
1 And now, aJacob spake many more things to my people at that time; nevertheless only these things have I caused to be bwritten, for the things which I have written sufficeth me.
2 And now I, Nephi, write amore of the words of bIsaiah, for my soul delighteth in his words. For I will liken his words unto my people, and I will send them forth unto all my children, for he verily csaw my dRedeemer, even as I have seen him.
3 And my brother, Jacob, also has aseen him as I have seen him; wherefore, I will send their words forth unto my children to prove unto them that my words are true. Wherefore, by the words of bthree, God hath said, I will establish my word. Nevertheless, God sendeth more cwitnesses, and he proveth all his words.
4 Behold, my soul delighteth in aproving unto my people the truth of the bcoming of Christ; for, for this end hath the claw of Moses been given; and all things which have been given of God from the beginning of the world, unto man, are the dtypifying of him.
5 And also my soul delighteth in the acovenants of the Lord which he hath made to our fathers; yea, my soul delighteth in his bgrace, and in his justice, and power, and mercy in the great and eternal plan of cdeliverance from death.
6 And my soul delighteth in proving unto my people that asave Christ should come all men must perish.
7 For if there be ano Christ there be no God; and if there be no God we are not, for there could have been no bcreation. But there is a God, and che is Christ, and he cometh in the fulness of his own time.
8 And now I write asome of the words of Isaiah, that whoso of my people shall see these words may lift up their hearts and rejoice for all men. Now these are the words, and ye may liken them unto you and unto all men.


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The Redstone Book of the Eye
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Called "a compendium of visual surprise", Julian Rothenstein's collection of images is an interesting voyage of exploration. The works included have been culled from a lifetime's collection of beautiful, strange and intriguing images.
At first glance, the book is a slightly strange collection, but it's not until you read David Shrigley's introduction and understand the wider narrative that the penny drops. Shrigley's introduction, The Seeing Eye, is dry, to the point, and moreover, hand-written in Shrigley's familiar scribble. The best part is when he says (describing the concept) "People sometimes say 'open your eyes' but what they really mean is 'stop being an idiot'."
The book is divided into 16 chapters from The Comic Eye to The Satirical Eye and The Camera Eye. Each section starts with an introduction to the chapter, which is needed because it codifies the images, and without it, the works could appear disparate. It's a book to return to; although not massively complex, some of the works will tickle you.
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potato skins, fried mozzarella and buffalo wings, served with sour cream, chives, bleu cheese dressing and marinara.
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parmesan and romano cheeses blended with spinach and artichokes, served with warm tortilla chips.
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a roasted mild whitefish topped with a roma tomato-basil salsa and drizzled with a balsamic glaze. Served with steamed herbed rice and broccoli.
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sauteed garlic-marinated chicken breast with onions and peppers with zesty shrimp in a roma tomato-basil salsa. Served with mashed potatoes and American and Mexican cheeses.
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The short version: the basic sizes for American beds are twin, full, queen, and king, in ascending order. The basic sizes for British beds, respectively, are single, double, king, and super-king. Single bed and double bed are understood and used in the US, but they are not precise bed sizes there. For example, in AmE I could say that a (AmE) cot/(BrE) camp bed is a 'single bed' (it fits a single person), but not that it's a 'twin bed', because twin is a particular size. Two twins make an AmE king--as one can find to one's back-breaking and love-dampening horror in hotels where they make AmE-king-size beds out of two twins and a king-size sheet. (You said king-size bed! Singular! I want my money back!!)
So, if you buy king-size fitted sheets in one country, they won't work as king-size in the other. Will the other sheets transfer? Probably not exactly.
Here's the relevant part of Wikipedia's table of sizes, with the differences between US and UK highlighted. (Australia is different in other ways--see Wikipedia for the whole story.) Note that double/full are recorded here as the same--but it's a bit tricker than that.
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Single Twin (USA) |
39in × 75in 0.99 m × 1.91 m |
36in × 75in 0.9 m × 1.90 m |
Double/full | 54in × 75in 1.37 m × 1.91 m |
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King Super King (UK/Ire.) |
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72in × 78in 1.83 m × 1.98 m |
California King |
72in × 84in 1.83 m × 2.13 m |
Much of the rest of the story is told by these handy-dandy diagrams from Wikipedia. Here's American bed sizes (XL = extra long).
And here are the UK sizes--with an error that needs correcting: the prince size (a term I've never heard in the wild) should be small double (not small single--which is elsewhere in the diagram).
So, sheets for a US full-size should fit a UK double, but only if it's not a funny kind of double. The small double or three quarter is also advertised as a four-foot (or 4ft) bed (or sheet size) (like here).
Of course, if you buy your beds at IKEA, then that's a whole other kettle of Swedish fish. (Wikipedia has more on other countries' bed sizes as well.)
The UK bed sizes are reflected in housing descriptions. A house or (BrE + San Francisco) flat/(general AmE) apartment will be advertised, for example, with "3 double bedrooms"
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There is a lot to say about bed linens beyond the size issues that I've approached here. But in the spirit of trying for more posts rather than longer posts, I'll save that for next time.


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Dressed in a black three-piece suit, West snapped back with his characteristic wit and a wide smile. "They have a right to be wrong," he said, noting that the students might find poverty to be an increasingly relevant issue if they are unable to find jobs after graduation, and saying that a Hofstra education should –– and likely would –– open their eyes to America's poor.
West came to Hofstra on Oct. 3 to offer a an hour-and-a-half address before a packed audience at the John Cranford Adams Playhouse in which he skewered "corporate media," which he charged are ignoring the plight of the poor. West's speech, full of pop-culture references and incisive humor, was one in a long line of speaking events that Hofstra is hosting leading up to the presidential debate on Oct. 16, which CNN anchor Candy Crowley will moderate.
West appeared at Hofstra only hours before the first presidential debate at the University of Denver, hosted by "PBS NewsHour" anchor Jim Lehrer, and stayed to watch it with Hofstra students and faculty members.
Before West spoke, he met with a cadre of student reporters from the Chronicle; Long Island Report, Hofstra's web-based publication; and WRHU 88.7, its radio station, in a half-hour news conference at Axinn Library. It was one of many opportunities that Hofstra's student journalists are getting to hone their reporting skills amid the hotly contested presidential race pitting Democratic incumbent Barack Obama against Republican challenger Mitt Romney.


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LYON, France – Counterfeit and pirated goods worth more than USD 131 million have been seized in a series of operations across South America co-ordinated by INTERPOL and the World Customs Organization (WCO).
Under the umbrella of Operation Jupiter, police and customs agents from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay carried out 299 co-ordinated enforcement operations resulting in 311 arrests and the recovery of a range of dangerous products including life-threatening fake medicines, counterfeit foodstuffs, electrical goods and agrochemicals.
More than 34 kilos of cocaine derivatives and nearly 1,500 kilos of marijuana were also seized during the three-month operation carried out between July and September 2008.
"The operation's success clearly shows that co-ordinating the efforts of police and customs on the ground delivers concrete results in terms of better intelligence sharing and combined law enforcement interventions, which in turn leads to arrests and seizures," said INTERPOL's Executive Director of Police Services, Jean-Michel Louboutin. "Our continuing work with the World Customs Organization, national customs and police agencies ensures that transnational organized criminals will find it increasingly difficult to evade detection."
INTERPOL and the WCO worked with participating countries to identify the transnational organized criminal groups involved in cross-border smuggling and to target resources accordingly. Police and customs authorities in each country then launched investigations and combined interventions to disrupt these frequently complex criminal activities.
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An important part of Operation Jupiter was the close co-operation and support provided to investigators by the private sector. "Public-private partnerships like this are pivotal for bringing criminal counterfeiters to justice, while protecting the innovators, workers and consumers who rely on intellectual property protection," said Dr. Mark T. Esper, Executive Vice President of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Global Intellectual Property Center.
Since the first phase of Operation Jupiter in 2005 – which involved just three countries – operations throughout the region have so far resulted in nearly 700 arrests and the seizure of goods worth an estimated USD 290 million.


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It's been awhile since Bob Stewart showed up at a Rolla City Council meeting to ask the council to direct Rolla Municipal Utilities to stop fluoridating the water supply.
I hope he's all right. Although I don't care one way or the other about fluoridation, I have to admire Bob for his tenacity.
He's the Lone Ranger of anti-fluoridation. He is fighting the chemical enemy that the dentists and parents see as a friend, because it keeps down the rate of dental caries (cavities). Only one other person has spoken up against fluoridation. That was George Howell. I guess he's the Tonto of anti-fluoridation.
I got to thinking a few weeks back about fluoridation and how it came about. I called City Clerk Carol Daniels and got the correct month and year that it was voted in: May 7, 1968.
An old copy of the paper from the next day showed the vote to be 703-491 in favor of fluoridation. Two wards, Ward 1 and Ward 4, did not support it. The margin in the other four wards was sufficient to carry the proposition.
"Fluoridation had been a dead issue in Rolla until only a few weeks ago," the paper reported. "At that time, a group of Rolla dentists led by Dr. Carl James succeeded in having the fluoridation questioned placed on the ballot."
There was opposition to adding the chemical compound to the water. It was led by Dr. Walter Schrenk, retired chairman of the chemistry and chemical engineering department at UMR, now Missouri S&T.
As is the case today, there were letters to the editors from both sides published in the paper in the days and weeks before the election, as well as some ads from the organized opposition and the pro-fluoridation dentists.
The passage by the electorate made me wonder if the council today has the authority to do what the Lone Ranger and Tonto of anti-fluoridation want. I called City Administrator John Butz and told him that my keen legal mind suggested that only a vote of the people of Rolla could rescind that order.
Butz's keen legal mind is keener than mine. He patiently explained that the council would have the authority to act, because the 1968 vote was a non-binding referendum. "I'm certain it would not require a vote," he said.
The council could vote to cease fluoridation or it could vote to direct RMU to lower the level of fluorine in the water. A check of the Internet shows there are cities choosing to lower the level, and there are cities choosing to quit fluoridation altogether.
"The government is proposing that the recommended amount of fluoride in drinking water be set at 0.7 milligrams per liter of water," CNN reported a couple of years ago. "The recommended range has been 0.7 to 1.2 milligrams per liter since 1962. The EPA will determine whether the maximum amount of fluoride allowed in water will also be lowered."
Should the city direct RMU to lower the level to 0.7 milligrams per liter of water?
I don't think so. At least not yet. There's no clamor from Rolla parents or the local dentists to lower the level.
Voters in 1968 approved fluoridation by a significant margin. In the years since, there has been no organized effort to end it. Been no effort at all, even disorganized, as far as I know, except for Bob and George. And George seems to be focusing his campaign on emails to the newspaper rather than appearances before the council.
The council has been doing the right thing by listening to Bob politely and then moving on to other discussion. Until there is a major uprising from parents and dentists to cease fluoridation or lower the level to 0.7 milligrams per liter, that's what the council should do the next time Bob shows up to speak.
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**Follow-up from Jen: Puh-lease, "decontaminated"? It's just a little tetanus shot.
See? It's a cow. Or maybe ground beef. ("What do you call a cow with no legs, Alex?") Or Beef Stroganoff. ("A cow with noodles for legs?")
How can I tell it's a cow, and not a spotted dog with an awesome bouffant 'do sitting on a robot*? By reading the "moo" in the barren desert of cake board, that's how. [tapping temple] Skills. I gots 'em.
*Picture the nostrils as eyes for a minute - you'll see it. (Note: alcohol helps.)
Here's another one, fortified with rich, healthy irony:
An embarrassed skunk letting out a little toot, or a Wreckerator letting out a little workplace aggression? More importantly: which makes you hungrier?
Next is a real fluke; it's both the Wreckiest and the cutest cake for today:
A Wreckerator sets out to make a frog and ends up with a sloppy cross-eyed face with jowls, and yet it's still adorable? Now that's luck. (Dig the candle horns.)
And finally we have what appears to be a cross between a mutant rubber ducky and Angelina Jolie:
Thanks to Wreckporters Tim, Megan, Kristi M., Leigh S., and Linden S.!
- Related Wreckage: Hello, Kitty?
TOUR REMINDER: Hey, Chicago! Come see Jen and John tonight at the Barnes & Noble in Skokie (the Old Orchard Cener) at 7:30PM. It'll be fun. Promise.


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Remote deposit capture (RDC), long tied to the PC and desktop scanner, has arrived at its ultimate destination -- anywhere, anytime check deposits through popular mobile banking capabilities and smartphones. By combining powerful technology trends and strong consumer demand with a traditional banking process, mobile deposit enables financial institutions banks to retain customers, prevent the fragmentation of customers' banking relationships and, ultimately, forever change the bank's relationship with its customers.
In every area of their business, financial institutions must find ways to provide more and better service while reducing operating costs. New technologies have always been the answer to that challenge, and during the last few years, mobile RDC has been in the spotlight. Advances in smartphone development and the advent of tablet banking have introduced millions of new banking devices to the marketplace. These devices are smaller and more portable, enabling bank customers to maintain their banking relationships anytime, anywhere -- with just a pocket-sized device. Representing the intersection of two very powerful banking trends – mobile banking and remote deposit capture – mobile deposit offers a cutting-edge way to manage a very traditional banking process.
A 2012 Javelin report found that mobile check deposits can cost the bank as little as four cents per check, while traditional branch-based deposits cost between 75 cents and three dollars per deposit. Financial institutions will soon be able to monetize mobile RDC capabilities, especially for small business customers, and may even be equipped to provide value-added reporting to determine mobile deposit's true return on investment.
Fiserv research shows that four out of five financial institutions offer RDC services and more than 40 percent of banking customers would change their financial institution to get mobile RDC.
For generations, the paper check was by far the most commonly used non-cash payment method for businesses and consumers alike. In recent years, most of the conversation around checks has been about their impending demise as consumers embraced cards, online banking and, more recently, smartphones and tablet apps for their banking needs. Despite the rush to mobile banking, checks are not going away. Checks are still an essential part of our payment system, representing about one-fifth of all non-cash payments and nearly half the total value of non-cash payments. This amounted to more than $30 trillion in payments in 2010, according to the Federal Reserve. This high level of check-writing activity can be attributed mostly to business-to-business transactions.
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Small businesses still write and receive millions of checks each year, making this market a significant and lucrative opportunity in which to expand mobile deposit services. Many businesses do not yet use RDC services of any kind but the near-universal presence of smartphones, and their proficiency as a deposit device, suggests that banks should move quickly to take advantage of this opening to pursue more widespread mobile deposit adoption. Banks leading the way in mobile deposit typically deliver their services to on-the-go service businesses, such as home repair providers, babysitters, landscapers and catering companies. Many receptive customers also have needs tied to microbusinesses or small nonprofit ventures, such as a sports team, church group or garage sales.
Security the Key
It's only natural for financial institutions to be concerned about fraud potential when considering new technology. Banks must carefully consider any possible risks and strategically implement all necessary precautions. The good news is that fraud losses related to remote deposit are remarkably low, with more than 90 percent of institutions suffering no losses attributable to merchant, consumer and mobile remote deposit.
Careful risk mitigation will include several key common-sense practices. First, many banks restrict mobile deposit eligibility to established customers with an existing six- to 12-month relationship with the financial institution. Secondly, the bank must carefully track changes in deposit behavior, as atypical amounts and discrepancies in deposit trends are often red flags. Finally, daily mobile deposits are often limited to $5,000 or less and implement a robust fraud detection system that can identify duplicate deposits across multiple capture channels.
Any comprehensive mobile banking portfolio must include mobile deposit capabilities because mobile deposit offers a high degree of "stickiness" -- the capabilities help build loyalty and boost retention. To serve customers and small businesses, financial institutions must offer mobile RDC now, because other unregulated, non-financial firms already do.
Regardless of size, a bank that takes advantage of its unique market position to increase mobile deposit integration will reap the rewards of increased customer retention, continued deposit growth and transformed relationships with its customer base No longer content to use mobile banking to simply get information, consumers and small businesses are now looking to complete the same tasks and transactions they once performed only at a branch or online. Banks that deliver these capabilities, including mobile deposit integration, will gain a clear advantage.
Gary Brand is Director, Source Capture Solutions,Fiserv


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- Length of Stay (Your Age) – This is the hardest to predict but you can estimate your own potential lifespan given you and your family's medical history & national averages (78-82 years). You may need or wish to change the nature of your stay as you get older, too.
- Quality/Rating of Facility – Some places have higher-end furnishings, amenities etc. Communities with pools or on-site gyms for example might add a slight cost to your monthly rent. You'll have to do a bit of research to figure out what matters most to you!
- Your Health and Medications – Costs vary depending on how much individual care you or a loved one might need. Some facilities and homes are more equipped to handle any medical needs, so make sure to ask about the specifics of each care operation when you speak with them.
- Other Special Requests – If you have specific requests about what sort of living arrangements you prefer, or if you need specific amenities that aren't standard in a nearby retirement home, it can sometimes cost more to add them to your unit. No worries, though, a trained retirement expert will surely walk you through all of these details and more.
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VR Pre-Production
Unit 1: Welcome to the Course
Course Overview
Tell Us About Yourself
NYT VR Project – '10 Shots Across the Border' (4:09)
Unit Introduction
Introducing the Instructors
What is Pre-Production?
Pre-Production Overview (1:46)
Storytelling in Different Media
How Does The Times Connect Audiences With Its Stories? (2:54)
How to Think Through VR Stories
NYT VR Guiding Principles Explained (5:21)
Creating Rules for VR
Unit Summary
Unit 2: Concepts in VR Storytelling
NYT VR Project – 'The Land of Salt and Fire' (2:01)
Unit Introduction
Where Do I Start When Planning My Story?
How Does The Times Select a Story?
Story Selection Explained (1:40)
How Is VR Different From Traditional 'Flat' Media?
VR Versus Traditional Media Discussion (2:52)
What Makes the VR Journalistic Process Different From Other Media? (1:50)
Ethical Considerations of Telling a Story in VR (3:04)
Thinking About Interactivity
Unit Summary
Unit 3: VR Story Selection and Narrative Development
NYT VR Project – 'The Displaced' (3:59)
Unit Introduction
What Stories Work Best in VR? (3:39)
Is VR the Best Choice to Transport a Viewer? (1:23)
Question: Is This the Right Medium for the Story?
Discussion: Having a Narrative Helps (4:32)
Achieving Presence
What Does It Mean to Have Presence? (1:20)
Presence in 'The Displaced' (2:25)
Standard Length for VR Projects (1:15)
Budgeting a VR Project at The Times (2:21)
Resources and Budget
Planning a Narrative – 'Seeking Pluto's Frigid Heart' (4:30)
Unit Summary
Unit 4: VR Story-Building Techniques for Pre-Production
NYT VR Project – 'Seeking Pluto's Frigid Heart' (2:23)
Unit Introduction
Story World Architects
Do You Storyboard in VR? (1:42)
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Thinking as the Viewer (2:56)
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Types of Cameras at The Times (3:41)
Choosing a Camera (1:59)
Training Non-Experts (2:32)
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We begin the movie by following a tattoo-spangled man as he makes his way through a carnival crowd, arriving in a tent containing a few hundred cheering fans and a globe-shaped metal cage. This audacious, extended tracking shot will be familiar to fans of Martin Scorsese (and before that, Orson Welles), and it immediately tells us we are about to experience of film of considerable ambition. You don't even try to make a play like that unless you have confidence in your creative arsenal.
The man straps on his helmet and climbs on his motorcycle, and he and two other daredevils are soon zipping past and around each other inside that metal cage, racing around and around and upside down, defying gravity and all common sense.
We end the movie with another young man on another motorbike, racing to avoid his fate, blissfully unaware the path he has chosen is most likely to take him to the very place he wants to avoid. It is a final shot of heartbreaking perfection.
Shaking up the cinematic doldrums of early spring, here comes "The Place Beyond the Pines," a self-confident, self-aware, almost cocky piece of filmmaking from the immensely gifted Derek Cianfrance. It is an epic film centered on pivotal moments in the lives of working-class and fringe-society types who wake up every morning and go to bed each night with the same question hanging over their heads: how are they going to make ends meet?
Few if any leading men in Hollywood have hotter careers right now than Ryan Gosling and Bradley Cooper, but "The Place Beyond the Pines" is anything but a slick, dual-star vehicle. An outstanding supporting cast and an immensely talented creative team join Cooper and Gosling to put together a film that touches greatness.
This is an ambitious work in three acts, with each chapter taking surprising, sometimes shocking turns. All tattoos and deliberate mannerisms, Gosling is mesmerizing as Luke, the daredevil motorcyclist and small-time crook we see in that memorable, dialogue-free opening sequence. With his ripped T-shirts, bleached-blond hair, bulging biceps and tattoos that cover his torso, creep up his neck and even appear at a corner of one eye, Luke is a startling presence. But he speaks quietly and moves deliberately (when he's not on his motorcycle), like a caged animal waiting for his chance to pounce.
Eva Mendes gives one of the best performances of her career as Romina, a sultry waitress who is the mother of Luke's infant son — the result of a fling the last time Luke was in town. Romina's got a new man now, and she's trying to make something of herself by going back to school, but she's clearly drawn to Luke, even though she knows he's the wrong man to help raise their child.
Clueless and desperate, Luke begins robbing banks to provide for the boy. It's a wrong move followed by a series of even worse decisions.
On a mostly parallel track in the same town (Schenectady, N.Y.), is Bradley Cooper's Avery, a cop and law school graduate who's smart — but not as smart as he thinks he is. (Witness that awful haircut and the hideous jacket he wears everywhere he goes.) Avery's also nakedly ambitious, as we see when he attempts to parlay a heroic act into a huge promotion.
After Avery crosses paths with Luke, "Pines" takes a hard right turn, and we're immersed in a world of crooked police officers and life-changing moral dilemmas. We've seen Ray Liotta play a corrupt cop before, but nobody does it better. A scene in which Liotta and several other cops arrive unannounced at Avery's house and essentially invite themselves to dinner is almost unbearably tense, despite the outward smiles and bursts of laughter at the table.
The third act is about the sons of Luke and Avery, some 15 years down the road. There's some terrific acting here, and the script remains compelling, but this story isn't quite as riveting as the first two-thirds of the film.
Huge applause to Derek Cianfrance and his co-writers for creating a movie that announces its ambitions from that opening sequence. The music, the cinematography, the acting choices, the daring plot leaps — not a single element is timid or safe. There are small coincidences with huge consequences, as characters struggle to escape their past, to change their seemingly inevitable fates. "The Place Beyond the Pines" earns every second of its 140-minute running time.
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Ryan Gosling as Luke
Eva Mendes as Romina
Ben Mendelsohn as Robin
Bradley Cooper as Avery
Ray Liotta as Deluca
Mahershala Ali as Kofi
Bruce Greenwood as Bill
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- AnonymousDecember 29, 2011 at 11:52 AM
Cycling is the most social sport.
What a wonderful world. The woman on the left is Pamela Blalock (also blog here). She is riding a custom ti Seven with couplers, 26mm tires, Crud mudguards, dynamo lighting and small click-on Ortlieb handlebar and saddlebag.
The woman on the right is Patria Lanfranchi, manager of the Ride Studio Cafe, organiser of the women's rides, and road/cyclocross racer. She is riding a lugged steel Serotta with carbon fork.
Pamela's bike is really set up for much longer rides, as she rides 200+ mile brevets regularly and simply does not bother removing it for shorter rides. Notice also her shoes - those were the ones we were discussing earlier.- AnonymousDecember 29, 2011 at 1:19 PM
Riding a bike isn't just practical -- it's spiritual. We're all sining the same song.
ReplyDelete yeah, going on rides with Pamela and Jon can be like that :)
I remember, about four years ago, heading out with them to do a short forty mile ride to Marlborough, and the route that we took from Watertown to Weston was this weird, secret magical backway that got us to Rt. 128 with just one traffic light to stop us. I felt like I was just teleported out of the city.'It's about fulfillment through a visceral connection with one's surroundings.'
I agree. What a great article.
I cycle the same north Cheshire lanes hundreds of times a year.
Every day is different.
However, cycling takes many forms.
For younger people road racing is fantastic, and the landscape and any visceral connection with it doesn't mean as much as winning.- AnonymousDecember 29, 2011 at 3:51 PM
An inspiring post that speaks to the beauty and aspiration we seek in biking. Thank you.
ReplyDelete Annie - My preferred type of touring would be on a fast randonneur-type bicycle with just a handlebar bag, maybe saddlebag and a credit card for motels. I am fairly convinced at this point that I will not enjoy cycling long distances with serious luggage. That said, I can fit an awful lotta stuff into my handlebar & saddle bags!.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousDecember 29, 2011 at 5:29 PM
Tiger says:
Hi Velouria. I just wondered how all this cycling affects your fitness and health? Specifically you have previously mentioned that you suffer from a long term illness that you have (though understandably youre unspecific).
My wife suffers from ME/Fibromyalgia and as a result has a more sedentary lifestyle than is healthy. I would like to get her doing gentle exercise on bikes to get her fitter - thus my question. Tiger - It's worth noting that I was not sedentary before cycling; I used to walk quite a lot (like 2 hours a day), had been doing it for most of my life. When I did start cycling, for the first 2 years it was not strenuous enough to make a difference. But in the 3rd year, I have to say the fast roadcycling stuff seems to be making me feel better than I've felt for the past 10 years. My sense of balance off the bike seems to have improved. My immune system (which used to be very poor) has improved. I seem to have more feeling in my hands than before, possibly from an increase in strength from constantly squeezing the levers. You are right that I'd rather not discuss at length the specifics of my health issues (I don't have fibromyalgia), but it has been known that exercise that builds strength and coordination can help individuals who for whatever reason have trouble with these. It's very complicated though and very hard to say whether it will help in your wife's situation. I also know that women whose husbands try to encourage them to cycle are less likely to want to do it than if it is their own idea, for whatever that's worth : )
Anon 7:12 -Yes it is!- AnonymousDecember 29, 2011 at 8:50 PM
Awesome read,V,good show,it put a smimle across my face :)
Disabled Cyclist - AnonymousDecember 29, 2011 at 9:08 PM
Velouria said: It's about fulfillment through a visceral connection with one's surroundings.
I agree. That's the reason why I came to prefer doing all-day or two-day (with one night in a bed and breakfast) circuits alone. I tried cycling with various neighbours or friends or so-called "Club" cyclists… who either are too much performance oriented (and I can't keep up with them) or like to stop every so often to look at any sights (and I find this stop-and-go very tiring) or are of the talkative variety (and I don't like cycling two or three abreast even on country roads). The worst case: once I had to put up with a friend who liked to listen to his radio while cycling…
Happy New Year everyone ! Totally off topic, but yeah...I can't read the words "emotional landscapes" without thinking of the Bjork song Joga (sorry for my lack of accent marks). I even looked up the video 'cause I hadn't seen it in a while:
My only tattoo so far, is of the words "All is full of love" on my arm. :^) Yeah, I'm a fan.
That being said, this post is gorgeous, and I know what you mean...I think it's a normal thing. Matter of fact, one of the absolute best questions I got about my tour was from a cycling friend in Iowa, who asked me "So, what songs got stuck in your head while riding?"
Often it's just random stuff. Like getting the Beastie Boy's "Intergalactic" stuck in my head for most of the days we were on the Icefields Parkway in the Canadian Rockies. It's thankfully an upbeat song...but I only really know the chorus and a few lines here and there, so it was driving me NUTS. Or the days I had just the chorus of the Pixies' song "Here Comes Your Man" going through my head, which was even worse, because I know even less of that song.
If I notice that whatever is stuck in my head is unpleasant, I'll intentionally try to get something else in there, especially if I need an upbeat song for pedaling. Daft Punk is excellent 'cause it has very few words anyway!
When I first started commuting to work regularly, I constantly got "Bicycle Race" by Queen playing in my head. Especially the part that goes, "I want to ride my bicycle, I want to ride my bike. I want to ride my bicycle, I want to ride it where I like!" It became a favorite of mine to sing at karaoke, and if I'm in a goofy mood I'll wear my helmet while I sing it. On at least one occasion I've also put my taillight on the back pocket of my pants and turned it on.Velouria, do a google images search for "Icefields Parkway." Yeah.
It was the best part of the whole four months (with Glacier National Park a close second). You don't bike on the Icefield itself, but you get to see it from the road.
It's a highway going through the Canadian Rockies, covering most of the road between Banff and Jasper. It's some of the most gorgeous scenery I've ever seen (and I've seen some awesome stuff). The road is banned to trucks and has a nice wide shoulder. Glaciers! Glacial lakes and creeks and waterfalls! Mountains! Animals! (We saw deer, bears from a safe-ish distance, elk, bighorn sheep...) Flowers!
There are hostels spaced an easy day's riding apart. They're mostly wilderness hostels--which means you have a warm indoor place to eat and sleep (bunk style, but the beds are comfy enough), and access to drinking water and a refrigerator and stove...but the toilets are pit toilets, there's not always electricity other than for lights, there's no showers. Two of them had wood-fired saunas next to glacially-fed creeks, which worked as well as a shower and felt fantastic. (The hostels at each end of the parkway--Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper--are more like regular hostels...the Banff one even has a pub in the basement.)
It's really popular among bicycle tourists for a reason (we ran into the same group of folks for several nights in a row), and I noted with glee that a recent issue of Bicycling put it on their list of the best rides in the world.
I can't wait to do it again. I seriously think everyone should do it. Just amazing, gorgeous riding. Most of it isn't too difficult, although there are a couple of mountain passes. And Shawn and I were in really good shape by the time we got there, so it seemed easier.(Oh, and there are some grand old gorgeous hotels in Banff, Lake Louise, and near the actual Icefields...but they are Expensive with a capital E. In any case, you could easily tour Banff to Jasper without any bedding or a tent, just have room for food (not a lot of places to buy it, but you wouldn't need to bring cooking supplies like a stove or dishes as long as your lunch was sandwiches) and clothes. It would be a happy medium between fully-loaded touring and credit card touring.)
ReplyDelete- AnonymousDecember 30, 2011 at 5:08 AM
Tiger says:
Thanks Velouria I appreciate your reply and the comments you have made have been very helpful. I take on board your point about self motivation rather than hubby imposed!
Your comments about building up your immune system seems to correlate with published research and with my own experience of cycling. For instance, my family often goes down with heavy colds and I seem to be almost immune. (I both mountain and 'normal' road bike - though neither keeps me in the saddle as much as you by the sound of it!).
I wish you well with your health and glad to hear that cycling has greatly improved your feeling of well being. I've experienced similar positive bio feedback (for want of a better phrase).
On the side, I love your blog - it was your Pashley discussions that drew me to your site (Im thinking Guv'nor....)
Keep going! - AnonymousDecember 30, 2011 at 5:18 AM
Loved this post. Reminds me to get out on the bike and enjoy.
Thanks! April - It's a beautiful road, and I loved reading about it on your blog! Some day I may make it out there, who knows. I would certainly like to.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousDecember 30, 2011 at 11:23 AM
It's great to get connected to other blogs through this one....Yesterday, before reading your 'emotional landscapes' post, I wash looking through this epic ride through Canada to Alaska....It's a landscape I'm unfamiliar with. I loved that, unlike many posts on crazyguyonabike this one only had this great set of photos.....Words were not needed.
http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/page/?o=1&page_id=126700&v=8B I've just finished another (resist the temptation to say epic sufferfest) ride filled with amazing views and fabulous company, and I'm feeling a bit peckish. I pull out my phone to check emails and blog updates and what do I see, but the most delicious looking hamburger ever. Thankfully you didn't include a description of it as compelling as yesterday's. But did you tell us where we can get one like it. C'mon that's just cruel.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you capture the pure beauty of the bicycle! During my cross continental tour in May I hope to just scrape the surface of the art hidden in the mechanics of these seemingly magical machines! Visit my blog and help me go viral!
Thanks and Happy New Year!I find that cycling with others, fast or slow, in the city or through lovely countryside, to be wonderful in general. It fosters an atmosphere of camaraderie that makes the potential suffering more than tolerable. And it's the perfect thing to do with friends on a summer day. Ride your bikes and talk. Leisure and exercise at the same time :0)


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