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IRVINE, Calif., Oct. 23, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Autobytel Inc. (Nasdaq:ABTL), pioneer of the automotive Internet and the company dedicated to connecting automotive consumers with dealers, will report its 2014 third quarter financial results after the market closes on Wednesday, November 5, 2014. Autobytel management will host a conference call later that day at 5:00 p.m. ET (2:00 p.m. PT) to discuss its financial results and answer questions.
Interested parties may access the call by dialing (877) 852-2929, passcode 23506766. The conference call will also be broadcast live at www.autobytel.com (click on "Investor Relations" and then click on "Events & Presentations"). In conjunction with the call, slides will be made available on Autobytel's website. Please visit the website at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the call to register and download any necessary software. For those unable to listen to the live broadcast, a replay will be available through November 12, 2014 by dialing (855) 859-2056, passcode 23506766. The call will also be archived in the Investor Relations section of Autobytel's website for one year.
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Autobytel Inc. provides high-quality consumer leads and associated marketing services to automotive dealers and manufacturers throughout the United States and offers consumers robust and original online automotive content to help them make informed car-buying decisions. The company pioneered the automotive internet in 1995 with its flagship website www.autobytel.com and has since helped tens of millions of automotive consumers research vehicles; connected thousands of dealers nationwide with motivated car buyers; and helped every major automaker market its brand online.
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First Look at Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs
Ashton Kutcher's star vehicle 'jOBS' debuts at Sundance tonight. Scott Austin and Simon Constable discuss early reaction to the Steve Jobs biopic. Photo: Glenn Wilson.
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Before I was using [collections] which I believe it saves you the hassle of having to declare individually each repo living within it but it does not show "l10n-central" in the URL which I need for my local development setup to repack on changes.
This is the hgweb.config that I am using now:
[web]and the URLs look like this now (in bold those that are real repos):
templates = /repos/hg_templates
style = gitweb_mozilla
l10n-central/af = l10n-central/af
l10n-central/de = l10n-central/de
mozilla-central = mozilla-central
- http://localhost:8000/
- http://localhost:8000/mozilla-central/
- http://localhost:8000/l10n-central/ <- It shows you the list of repos within it: "af" and "de"
- http://localhost:8000/l10n-central/af
- http://localhost:8000/l10n-central/de
I believe it is not the correct/proper way of doing it but I believe it should meet my needs now.
I still have a couple of questions regarding to:
- why does the gitweb_mozilla style get applied in the real repos and not in the main page (http://localhost:8000) the same way that in hg.m.o?
- why does http://localhost:8000/l10n-central/af show beside the title "summary" show "l10n-central/af" instead of "af' like in http://hg.mozilla.org/l10n-central/af?


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On the heels of an undefeated season and consecutive state championships, the Bishop Hendricken volleyball team opened the 2012 season with two pretty good performances. But in game one of Monday's match with North Kingstown, it looked like the Hawks might finally be falling back to earth.
Instead, they went higher.
After dropping game one 25-19 to the Skippers, the Hawks rallied for three straight victories, winning 25-19, 25-21 and 25-23 to move to 3-0 on the young season.
While there's still a lot of work to be done for the Hawks, it was a strong step in the right direction.
"I think this is the most fun I've had in a third match of the year," said head coach Mike Harrington. "Just the guts and the grit that we showed to battle with them was great to see."
The Hawks lost a strong nucleus from last year's team, and they're working in some new players to go with a few key returnees. They won their first two matches 3-1 over La Salle and 3-0 over Chariho.
Coming into Tuesday's match, Harrington wasn't sure what to expect. North Kingstown is one of the taller teams in the league and had gone 3-1 in its first four matches. Throw in the fact that three Hawks were away on vacation, and it was a recipe for someone to finally catch up to a Hendricken team that hadn't lost since 2010.
But the Hawks overcame all of that – plus the 1-0 deficit – and played their best volleyball of the year.
"If this is sort of our new level, I'm really excited," Harrington said. "The first two matches, I thought we played well, but this match, I was really ecstatic with just the mental part of the game. We corrected our mistakes, we were hustling, diving into the bleachers – it was just awesome. I'm really psyched. If we can grow from here, I think we'll be a really tough team."
The Skippers took it to the Hawks in the early going, turning a 10-10 tie in game one into a 15-10 lead with five quick points in a row. Hendricken stayed within striking distance the rest of the way but continued to trail. Two kills by Brandon Simeone and an emphatic kill by Mike Scott on game point clinched a 25-19 victory for the Skippers.
"North Kingstown is solid," Harrington said. 'They're good in every spot. They're deep. They've got a great JV program. This is a program that never takes a season off. We know how good they are traditionally."
But the Hawks also weren't going to back down.
"Everyone on the court realized they could have been at least one play better and that's enough to sort of determine that outcome," Harrington said. "We understand it's best of five. Down 0-1 isn't a big deal."
The Hawks fell behind 7-4 in game two, with Scott landing four kills in that span and giving the Skippers a shot of momentum with each one. But the Hawks quickly started to turn the tide.
Brendan Baker landed a kill to make it 7-5, and a carry on the Skippers made it 7-6. Baker then came up with a block to tie the game.
After North took the lead back, Hendricken reeled off six straight points thanks to a kill by Baker, two service points and three Skipper errors.
And the Hawks never looked back.
With Baker's five kills leading the way, the Hawks kept North at arm's length and held on late to even the match with a 25-19 victory.
"For us to win game two, it was like, wait a minute, we can do this," Harrington said.
The teams traded points in the early going of game three, but soon enough, the Hawks started taking control. They didn't really catch fire – over a 19-point span, they never won more than three in a row – but they won 13 of those 19 points to take a 22-16 lead. John Kane had four kills, and Baker had three in that span.
The Skippers rallied from there, winning four straight points to make it 22-20, but the Hawks got a big kill from Kane to make it 23-20, then won two of the next three points on errors to post a 25-21 victory.
In game four, the Hawks got off to a solid start, winning five of six at one point and taking a 10-7 lead. But after that, the Skippers came up with one of their best stretches of the night. They won 11 of the next 14 points to go up 18-13. Included in that surge were six kills.
With the match suddenly looking like it would head for five games, the Hawks buckled down.
Baker stopped North's surge with a key block to make it 18-14, and Jahari Ford followed with an ace. After a point by the Skippers, Ford put down a kill and Baker came up with two more blocks to get the Hawks within a point. A hitting error on the Skippers tied the game at 19-19.
From there, the Skippers regained control by winning four of the next six points, and they led 23-21.
But the Hawks weren't done. A service error made it 23-22 and a hitting error tied the match at 23-23. With new life, the Hawks seized the chance and played perfectly on the next two points. Kane punctuated both with kills, and the Hawks clinched the victory.
"I give the credit just to the grit and the hustle of the team," Harrington said. "We pulled out some fire and determination tonight, and that was really good."
Kane led the Hawks with 19 kills, Baker had 16 to go with four blocks and Ford chipped in with 11 kills. Because of the vacation absences, those three along with Shane Davidson, Matt Medeiros and Trent Medeiros played the entire match.
That was just one more factor that made it Hendricken's best performance of the season. And it should be one to build on as the Hawks try to keep trending upward.
"We made some real hustle plays and we did things that exceeded my expectations from previous matches and from what we've done in practice," Harrington said. "The kids were fired up to play hard tonight, and it showed. The fact that they overcame the newness and the changes that we had to make this week, I'm really proud of them."
Hendricken will return to action Friday night when it hosts South Kingstown at 6:30 p.m.


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Port de Soller on the island of Mallorca.
A place to visit to experience the real Mallorca in the Sirerra Traumtana mountains, away from the built up tourist-filled flat-lands to the south east. Unlike many other spots on the island, there are very few big hotels intruding on the skyline, giving this place the small village feel. There's one magnificant hotel - but it is nicely out of the way up on the hill - the Jumeirah (same company as the Burj al Arab in Dubai)
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Fawlty Towers Classic TV Show
Hotelier Basil Fawlty strives for success but is continually foiled at every turn. As the world crashes in around him time after time, the business of running a hotel falls to the gorgon-like Sybil, the level-headed Polly and - with variable results - the meek and muddled Manuel. A procession of demanding guests ensures that life is never dull, and a series of small disasters leads to some of the most embarrassing moments ever witnessed by man.
Fawlty Towers Fan Tributes7 Mandy from Newcastle Upon Tyne: My favourite has to be 'The Germans' The whole script was brilliant and I laugh every time Basil does the funny walk! Communication Problems is a classic too, when Mrs Richards bangs her head and Basil asks "Is this a piece of your brain?" So Funny!
6 Wendy from Belfast!: I must say that Fawlty Towers is one of the greatest programs ever!! I love it! Its very hard to choose a favourite because they were all fantastic, but Communication Problems made me laugh from the very start to the very end!!
5 wasim from East London: Fawlty towers ABSLOUTE BRILLIANCE. One of the best things that happened to BBC, Basil Fawlty, what a character, the relationship and back chat he use to show his wife, if only i could do the same, and Manuel, Good old Manuel, Ke! love one out of many bits the one he beat his car up with the bush hilarious, and the sexy Polly.
Loved it then, and still do.
4 jacqui c-w from bournemouth: The whole cast were brilliant. Having watched this many times in the past 29 years I still laugh as though it was the first time I had seen it. My favourite scetch has to be the Major talking to the moose"s head.
3 dave from chelt: I say that its time for a big budget remake- perhaps showing an older basil still under a watchful sybil, maybe in the midst of handing the reigns over their children, but with basil still as manic as ever... come on someone, let's roll!
2 The Worm from Cambridge UK: Funniest programme ever (with the possible exception of a couple of episodes of Fools & Horses - oh, and Tom & Jerry of course). German episode was just awesome... "my God, you're ugly"
1 Emma Brooks from Middlesbrough: the german episode where bazil argues with 1 of the germans. The german goes will you stop going on about the war. Bazil says you started it the german says we did not. And Bazil says yes you did you invaded poland brilliant.
Fawlty Towers
Genre: Sitcom
Year: 1975-79
John Cleese is Basil Fawlty
Prunella Scales is Sybil Fawlty
Andrew Sachs is Manuel
Connie Booth is Polly
Ballard Berkeley is Major Gowen
Brian Hall is Terry
Gilly Flower is Miss Tibbs
Renée Roberts is Miss Gatsby
1930-04-07: Andrew Sachs (Manuel) was born in Berlin
1932-06-22: Prunella Scales (Sybil Falwty) was born in Sutton Abinger, Surrey
1939-10-27: John Cleese (Basil Fawlty) was born in Weston-Super-Mare
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So my husband bought me an awesome camera for my birthday, I've missed being creative and so this was the perfect gift. I took some pictures of my boys for back to school. I am so proud of the shots I got of them. They are such gorgeous boys!
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UNCUT: George Cushingberry Jr. responds to ticket
The councilman refused to get out of his vehicle when a Detroit police officer suspected he had been drinking and driving. The officer smelled alcohol and found the marijuana in Cushingberry's vehicle.
A Detroit police patrol supervisor was called to the scene. The supervisor allowed Cushingberry to drive away.
The supervisor's actions have prompted an internal investigation by Detroit Police Internal Affairs, said Detroit Police Chief James Craig.
Sources say Cushingberry was leaving a strip club when he was pulled over.
Detroit police say Cushingberry almost hit a police car when he was leaving the strip club and that's why the officer pulled him over.
Cushingberry was ticketed for not signaling, the Detroit Police Department and Cushingberry told Local 4.
Cushingberry spoke with Local 4 Thursday night during an interview and disputed several parts of the report. He began with the allegation he was at the strip club.
"I was not coming out of any strip club. I was coming out of the Penthouse Lounge, which is one of the places I've campaigned in all year," Cushingberry said.
He also said his passenger has a medical marijuana license and was up front with officers at the scene.
"The reason he smelled marijuana was because he had it on him and it's his medicine," Cushingberry said.
As far as the report of a liquor bottle in the car, Cushingberry said there was an explanation for that as well.
"When the patrol supervisor got there, he looked in the back. There was only an empty bottle that had been there for almost a week, when I was at a previous party that I intended to throw away," Cushingberry said.
Detroit Police Chief James Craig did not go into details when he told Local 4 about his department's investigation.
"Once my administration became aware of it, we initiated an investigation into the nature of the stop," Craig said.
Stay with Local 4 and ClickOnDetroit.com for more information as it becomes available.
Cushingberry will appear on "Flashpoint" this coming Sunday. It will be broadcast at 10 a.m.
Related: Politics, the new Detroit City Council
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Now, before this 17 1/2 hour (well technically about 20 hours when you factor in our rest stops and eating breaks) from Oklahoma City to West Jordan, UT (our hotel), I had never had the opportunity of visiting Utah. My hubby's 91 your old grandma, may she R.I.P. (his mom's mother) had passed; he wanted to be there for his parents and to pay his last respects. Although our visit was under sad circumstances, I was pretty excited to be going just to be able to meet more of his extended family on his mother's side that I haven't been able to meet yet. Plus I was finally going to cross Utah off of my map of places never been.
I had read and been told by many that Utah is a beautiful state. I must say that I definitely wasn't disappointed with the beautiful scenery of snow covered mountains, views and surroundings. Now my ears, on the other hand, didn't appreciate constantly being popped majority of the time, but I had plenty of gum and suckers handy to help with that minor distraction. Guess it's safe to say, that's why the 'Life Elevated' slogan was created.
Since our hotel was less than a 1/2 hour away from Lehi, I wanted to go see the Brown's infamous plyg home for myself. Not to mention that one of my all-time favorite movies, Footloose, had filmed a few scenes at the Lehi Roller Mills in 1984. Please bear with me; I will eventually get to my visit and pics of Lehi. I just wanted to share a few fun gems and experiences I had hanging out in Salt Lake City and West Valley City with his huge family.
So before we get to his cousin's house in West Valley City, we have to make a mandatory stop at a liquor store to pick up some liquid family gathering cheer in a bottle.
Say what??? OH DOUBLE SNAPS!!! Damn someone hurry up and get me some o.j, cranberry, ice…then shake and pour!!
Yes, that is Five Wives Vodka you see in front of you! My hubby and I were totally cracking up when we saw these and I couldn't wait to share these fun pics with my peeps at SWB. Hey I wonder if Meri has any Five Wives Vodka stocked in her wet bar?....HA!
Ok, enough clowning at the liquor store, we had places to be, people to see, food to eat and booze to drink! We arrive at his cousin's home and they were all very welcoming and greeted us with hugs, etc... After the greetings, we go to the kitchen to make some cocktails, chit chat and so I could make my homemade mac and cheese, which happened to score me some extra brownie points with his extended family, especially the little kids...Lol
When we're all sitting around eating, drinking, getting better acquainted and listening to all the 1st cousins tell stories of growing up together, my ears overheard one of the twins say that he's a police officer for the Grantsville, Utah PD and that his older brother( who wasn't there) was a police officer for Salt Lake City PD. OMG! Ya'll should know that a million questions started racing thru my mind that I wanted to ask about the Brown's without sounding too much like a groupie
Fast forward to Saturday night. A few of us went to dinner downtown SLC to Squatter's Pub. It was a pretty popular spot and we had to wait about 45 minutes, but it was totally worth it. I highly recommend this place!! Great food, great hand crafted beers, and great prices! Plus they also have a little gift shop inside with some fun Polygamy novelty items which you can check out at their website. Again I ask, I thought polygamists didn't drink alcohol?? Hmmmmm??? FYI, this pic is courtesy of Google, because unfortunately my lil HTC One camera phone pic didn't come out as clear. I wish it had though, because downtown was covered in snow and had a really pretty view.
It was a fun evening and we all really enjoyed ourselves. I was miserably full from good food and beer, so I was ready to go back to the hotel and rest up for our visit to Lehi and Riverton (AUB church location) the next day.
Finally it's early Sunday afternoon and we're headed to Lehi. Since it was lunch time, we wanted to check out a locally family owned spot just to try something different. Well, it was closed on Sunday. Grrrrr.... Now I just didn't want to go do a mad dash drive by and snap pics of the Brown's plyg house either, because I wanted to drive around the small town and kinda get a feel of what it would be like to live here. Dang, let me tell ya, I was soon over it all in less than 30 minutes...Lol IMO, when the Browns become broke again and are forced to move back to Lehi, they will definitely all be unhappy and their family structure will certainly suffer more and be on an even more shaky foundation than what it's on now. They've had a taste of 'fame and $$' and Kody will not be happy moving back to the quiet town of his dirt farm. His wives, especially Meri, will become even more bitter and I just really feel sad for the kids, because they'll be the ones truly suffering - especially when their parents start throwing tantrums instead of acting like grown adults and taking responsibility for their families.
|That's me!!
Conveniently, Lehi High School is located just behind the mills, so I went ahead and took a few pics of the school too.
|Look at those mountains!
Lehi High School doesn't appear to be too shabby of a high school. I'm pretty confident it's way better than the AUB plygy school. Ok, I'm sure ya'll have been 'schooled' enough with my pics of Lehi HS. Besides by this time my internal lunch bell was ringing blaring, so off we go to in search of a local food establishment...
Stay tuned for Part Two of Caramel Brownie's ear-poppingly good Road Trip to Utah !!


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Leontyne Price, in full Mary Violet Leontyne Price, (born Feb. 10, 1927, Laurel, Miss., U.S.), American lyric soprano, the first African American singer to achieve an international reputation in opera.
Both of Price's grandfathers had been Methodist ministers in black churches in Mississippi, and she sang in her church choir as a girl. Only when she graduated from the College of Education and Industrial Arts (now Central State College) in Wilberforce, Ohio, in 1948 did she decide to seek a career as a singer. She studied for four years at the Juilliard School of Music in New York City, where she worked under the former concert singer Florence Page Kimball, who remained her coach in later years. Her debut took place in April 1952 in a Broadway revival of Four Saints in Three Acts by Virgil Thomson and Gertrude Stein. Her performance in that production, which subsequently traveled to Paris, prompted Ira Gershwin to choose her to sing the role of Bess in his revival of Porgy and Bess, which played in New York City from 1952 to 1954 and then toured the United States and Europe. The year 1955 saw her triumphant performance of the title role in the National Broadcasting Company's television production of Tosca, and she sang leading roles in other operas on television in the next few years.
Price's operatic stage debut did not take place until September 1957, when she appeared in the American premiere of Francis Poulenc's Les Dialogues des Carmélites at the San Francisco Opera. She continued in San Francisco until 1960, appearing in such works as Aïda, Thaïs, and The Wise Maidens. By that time she was one of the most popular lyric sopranos in the country and had also made successful appearances in Vienna in 1959 and at Milan's La Scala in May 1960.
Despite this great success, her debut at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City was deferred until January 1961, when she appeared there in the role of Leonora in Il Trovatore. After a brilliant performance she became one of the Met's leading regular sopranos. Her later roles there included Cio-Cio-San in Madama Butterfly, Donna Anna in Don Giovanni, and Liu in Turandot.
In the 1970s Price began to devote more time to recitals, but she scored another great success in her first performance of Ariadne auf Naxos in San Francisco in October 1977. She was one of the most frequently recorded opera singers, and she was the recipient of more than 20 Grammy Awards from the American Society of Recording Arts and Sciences. She was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1964, the National Medal of the Arts in 1985, and a lifetime achievement award from the National Academy of Recorded Arts and Sciences in 1989. She gave her farewell performance of Aïda at the Metropolitan Opera in New York in 1985 but continued to give recitals, which she described as her first love. She published a book, Aida, based on Giuseppe Verdi's opera, in 1990.


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Browns running back Trent Richardson has a new coach. And, as mentioned in the Tuesday morning one-liners, Richardson really wants to meet him.
"I like what [Chudzinski] did with Cam [Newton]," Richardson said, per Branson Wright of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. "He got those boys to ball. Cam was successful in [Chudzinski's] offense. He's an offense guy, and that's another good thing."
What also will be good for Richardson is if, as reported, Norv Turner becomes the Browns' offensive coordinator. Turner has a track record of heavy tailback use, from Emmitt Smith in Dallas to Ricky Williams in Miami to, if he didn't break on his first carry of the preseason, Ryan Mathews in San Diego.
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I've ridden bikes at around this price point before that are road bikes in name only. They have two wheels and a chain, granted, but when it comes to performance they're really not much cop. The Boardman Road Sport, on the other hand, is a proper road bike. It does what it's supposed to do, and does it very well.
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The FSA Tempo chainset is a compact (with 50/34-tooth chainrings rather than 52 or 53/39-tooth rings) while the cassette is 12-26-tooth so you get a reasonably wide set of gear ratios to keep you ticking along on the climbs. You'll certainly get to the summits okay, just not quite as fast as on a whiz bang superbike. 2300 is still only 8-speed, by the way, although I didn't really notice that too much in use.
Acceleration isn't as sharp as you get on lighter bikes either, although once up to speed the weight is hardly an issue, the Road Sport rolls along obediently.
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The Road Sport is a very capable road bike. When you're riding along you don't think, 'Well, this is okay considering it's only £500.' You think, 'This is a decent bike.'
It's not the sparkiest or most exciting bike I've ever ridden, but that's obviously going to be the case; we review some real high-end machines here at road.cc. What it is, is a bike that does what it's designed for in a very reliable manner, and there's a lot to be said for that.
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Make and model: Boardman Road Sport
Size tested: Large
About the bike
State the frame and fork material and method of construction. List the components used to build up the bike.
Frame Lightweight alloy double butted, full smooth welding with mudguard clearance
Fork Lightweight alloy with mudguard clearance
Shifters Shimano 2300
Front mech Shimano 2300
Rear mech Shimano 2300
Brakes Tektro R359 Dual Pivot Caliper Brake
Chainset FSA Tempo Compact - 50/34t
Cassette SRAM PG850 12-26t
Chain KMC Z72
Bottom Bracket FSA Cartridge bearing
Rims Mavic CXP22
Hubs Formula 32 hole QR
Spokes Stainless Steel
Tyres Vittoria Zaffiro 700c x 25c
Handlebars cboardman
Stem cboardman
Headset FSA Semi-integrated
Spacers Alloy
Seatpost cboardman
Saddle cboardman
Pedals Wellgo alloy body
Tell us what the bike is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about the bike?
It has been designed specifically for the Cycle to Work scheme, so it's intended for people to ride to/from work and for all-round road bike use outside of that.
Frame and fork
Tell us about the build quality and finish of the frame and fork?
The 7005 alloy frame is pretty good for the money, the smoothed welds improving the overall look.
The fork is alloy whereas you can sometimes get carbon blades or occasionally a full-carbon fork on bikes of this price,�but don't assume that carbon is always going to be better. At best, the difference in performance is marginal.
Tell us about the materials used in the frame and fork?
7005 alloy. The frame is double-butted to bring the weight down.
Tell us about the geometry of the frame and fork?
Boardman call this a 'sportive geometry' although there are plenty of bikes out there, such as the Specialized Roubaix, that are considerably taller at the front end than the Road Sport.
Riding the bike
Was the bike comfortable to ride? Tell us how you felt about the ride quality.
Yeah, it's comfortable enough. There's loads of flex in the saddle body which helps to reduce shock and vibration from the road.
If I were keeping the bike for longer than the test period, I'd put gel-padded tape on the handlebars, or sling a second layer over the existing tape to add some more front end comfort. The front end isn't especially harsh, but it's not especially comfortable either.
Did the bike feel stiff in the right places? Did any part of the bike feel too stiff or too flexible?
Yeah, no worries on that front. Cheaper bikes are often stiff enough, it's just that it takes more material to produce that stiffness, so they're heavier.
How did the bike transfer power? Did it feel efficient?
It felt efficient enough, yes.
Was there any toe-clip overlap with the front wheel? If so, was it a problem?
Just a touch but it wasn't a problem.
How would you describe the steering? Was it lively, neutral or unresponsive? Neutral
Tell us some more about the handling. How did the bike feel overall? Did it do particular things well or badly?
It's predictable and the bike felt well grounded over rougher roads.
Which components had the most effect (good or bad) on the bike's comfort? would you recommend any changes?
The saddle has plenty of flex in the shell and quite a depth of foam padding. It could easily get away with less padding.
Acceleration isn't it's strongest suit, but it's okay for the price
Not stunning, but better than average for the money
The drivetrain
Wheels and tyres
The 25mm tyres are a touch more comfortable than 23s
They work as they should although they fall short of Shimano's usual high standards in terms of ergonomics.
Tell us some more about the controls. Any particularly good or bad components? How would the controls work for larger or smaller riders?
The 2300 shifters come with thumb levers that are really difficult to operate from the drops. If you spend your whole time riding on the hoods, that's not a problem although I found it a bit of a faff compared to higher level Shimano controls.
Your summary
Did you enjoy riding the bike? Yes.
Would you consider buying the bike? If I was after a bike at this price point, it would definitely be on the shortlist.
Would you recommend the bike to a friend? As above.
Anything further to say about the bike in conclusion?
£599 was an okay price; £499 makes it very good value for money.
About the tester
Age: 41 Height: 190cm Weight: 75kg
I usually ride: My best bike is:
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Most days I would class myself as: Expert
I regularly do the following types of riding: time trialling, commuting, club rides, sportives, general fitness riding,
Mat has worked for loads of bike magazines over 20+ years, and been editor of 220 Triathlon and Cycling Plus. He's been road.cc technical editor for eight years, testing bikes, fettling the latest kit, and trying out the most up-to-the-minute clothing. We send him off around the world to get all the news from launches and shows too. He has won his category in Ironman UK 70.3 and finished on the podium in both marathons he has run. Mat is a Cambridge graduate who did a post-grad in magazine journalism, and he is a past winner of the Cycling Media Award for Specialist Online Writer.
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I rode the 2014 Paris - Roubaix sportive on one of these. The only modifications to the original bike were double bar tape, Schwalbe marathon tyres and Shimano 6800 brake calipers.
I had neither punctures nor mechanicals. However, as I wore short-fingered gloves the thumb levers and edge of the brakes cut into my index fingers and thumbs once I hit the pave.


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Key Procurement Topics around buying Financial Services.
Improving the efficiency of IT departments is often the area wheregreat savings can be made within any organisation. In addition, and sometimes more importantly, it can also help to act as a catalyst for other organisational benefits and transformation programmes (Frits Janssen CEO BuyIT Best Practice Network).
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Darlington is a town in County Durham. Best known for its pioneering role in the development of the railway in the 19th Century.
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Durham Tees Valley Airport [3] - domestic flight to Aberdeen and international flights to Amsterdam
Bank Top Station [4] - train station with local and mainline services. British Rail connects to Darlington Railway Station from most large towns and cities. There is an office for Europe car Hire cars in the town.
Arriva buses connect Darlington to most local areas.
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The Darlington Railway Centre and Museum exhibits some of the earliest steam locomotives to be found any where in the world.
"Art in the Yards" - large scale art works in an open air setting.
Ulnaby - buried medieval village, half mile walk from town.
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Cornmill Shopping Centre - [5]
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Joe Rigatoni's, Imperial Centre, Grange Road, [6] - Reasonably priced Italian style dishes such as pasta and pizza.
Soho Restaurant, 156 Northgate, [7] - Chinese buffet restaurant with many different dishes to choose from. Open 7 days a week from 12 noon to 11pm, prices range from £4.90 to £7.90 per person depending when you go. Also does takeaways.
Pizza Express, 1 Skinnergate, [8] - National chain restaurant serving Italian style food such as pizzas and pasta dishes. Decent wine selection.
Garden of India, 43-44 Bondgate, [9] - featured in the Wining and Dining Guide, serves it's own lager, Kayani.
Ochis, 30-32 Bondgate, [10]- Caribbean and Mediterranean restaurant, features live music nights. Check for opening times.
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After a weather delay of almost 24 hours, the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup received the green flag Monday at Chicagoland Speedway race No. 1 of 10 that will decide this years champion.
Weather was much of the story all weekend. Teams arrived into the Chicago area to unseasonably cool conditions on Friday that transitioned into rain showers on Sunday, postponing a Chase race for the first time since its inception in 2004.
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Update Fedora Haskell packages to the latest major version 7.4.1 of the Glasgow Haskell Compiler.
- Name: Jens Petersen
- Email: petersen at redhat.com
Current status
- Targeted release: Fedora 17
- Last updated: 2012-01-05
- Percentage of completion: 15%
Detailed Description
Bumping ghc version requires a complete rebuild of all Haskell packages against the new version.
Benefit to Fedora
GHC 7.4 is a major new version of ghc with many new compiler features and improvements.
- Update Rawhide to haskell-platform-2011.4.0.0 [in progress]
- Bootstrap ghc-7.4 in rawhide.
- Finalize ghc-rpm-macros for F17 (drop ghc-prof provides).
- Refresh and rebuild all Haskell packages with appropriate version bumps.
- Test packages in rawhide/f17
How To Test
- yum install ghc
- yum install haskell-platform
- yum install @haskell
- yum install xmonad
- yum install ghc-*-devel
- yum install pandoc
User Experience
Fedora users will have the latest version of GHC available to them.
ghc-7.4.1 release is expected soon. haskell-platform release for ghc-7.4 expected next year.
Contingency Plan
If ghc-7.4.1 is not released in good time for Alpha then will probably just target haskell-platform-2011.4 for Fedora 17, and wait with ghc-7.4 until F18.
- http://hackage.haskell.org/platform/changelog.html
- http://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/mm68o/ghc_74_branched_whats_in_for_christmas/
- http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/7.2.2/html/users_guide/release-7-2-1.html
- http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/7.2.2/html/users_guide/release-7-2-2.html
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These two video segments introduce students to extremophiles, organisms that thrive in conditions too extreme for most other living things. Students will learn about the intense living conditions in which extremophiles are found and how studying... (View More) Earth environments where extremophiles exist can help us search for and better understand life beyond our planet. Includes links to background information, related resources, and activities. The Real World series of NASA eClips™ connects classroom mathematics to 21st century careers and innovations and are designed for students to develop an appreciation for mathematics through real-world problem-solving. (View Less)
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Explore simulated remote sensing techniques to observe a clay model of a planet. Observations are done from the perspective of a telescope at Earth's surface, a telescope above Earth's atmosphere, and from closer proximity to the planet in a... (View More) fly-by, an orbit and a landing. This activity illustrates the integration between science, engineering, technology and teamwork. The lesson is part of the Mars Education Program series; it models scientific inquiry using the 5E instructional model and includes teacher notes and vocabulary. Next Generation Science Standards are listed. (View Less)
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Students analyze and interpret the accompanying large-format images of Mars taken by NASA's Mars Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) camera. The analysis involves identifying geologic features, calibrating the size of those features, and... (View More) determining surface history. The lesson culminates in students conducting in-depth research on questions generated during their analyses. The lesson is part of the Mars Education Program series; it models scientific inquiry using the 5E instructional model and includes teacher notes and vocabulary. Next Generation Science Standards are listed. (View Less)
Students use the research topic questions generated in the earlier lesson entitled, "Mars Image Analysis," to refine testable questions and develop hypotheses. The lesson is part of the Mars Education Program series; it models scientific inquiry... (View More) using the 5E instructional model and includes teacher notes and vocabulary. Next Generation Science Standards are listed. (View Less)
Working in groups, students use contact paper to make samplers to collect local data on aerosols - the small particles found in the atmosphere. Students then analyze, interpret and make predictions based on their data. Both the instructions for... (View More) making the aerosol sampler and the data sheets are included. This lesson is one of four in the Elementary GLOBE storybook entitled, "What's Up in the Atmosphere? Exploring Colors in the Sky." GLOBE (Global Learning and Observation to Benefit the Environment) is a worldwide, hands-on, K-12 school-based science education program. (View Less)
This news story describes the search for Pluto which began in the early 1900s and the subsequent discovery of its moon system. The text describes how the Hubble Space Telescope was used to discover Pluto's other moons. Star Witness News is a series... (View More) of articles, written for students, that are inspired by Hubble Space Telescope press releases. Supplemental education materials include background information, vocabulary, and discussion questions and answers. Common Core Standards for English Language Arts are also identified. (View Less)
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In this lesson, students participate in a skit presenting a mock-up of a planetary surface rover they designed. Students will be able to: demonstrate their knowledge of Mars and rovers by presenting their team skit; present their rover, its... (View More) requirements and features to the class; answer questions asked by the class based on research conducted during the unit; incorporate feedback from others and ideas from other presentations into student work. The lesson plan has a number of appendices, including: standards alignment, essential question, and exit ticket. This is Lesson 15 of the elementary school version of the 6-week Mars Rover Celebration curriculum. (View Less)
In this lesson, students will design a planetary surface rover to conduct a planetary surface investigation. It uses the 5E learning cycle and is designed around an essential question: How will creating a prototype of your rover help you prepare for... (View More) the Mars Rover Celebration? The lesson objectives are to: learn about scientific careers to gain a better understanding of a sampling of careers that have contributed to designing and developing Curiosity; draw a detailed, final-design sketch/diagram of the rover that will be built; identify missions, requirements and features of the rover using labels and captions when necessary. A number of appendices are provided, including standards alignment. This is Lesson 12 of the elementary school version of the 6-week Mars Rover Celebration curriculum. (View Less)
Students participate in a series of activities to discover how astronomers use computers to create images and understand data. No programming experience is required; students will use pencilcode.net to complete such activities as creating a color,... (View More) exploring filters and color-shifting, and creating individual images of star-forming regions. These activities demonstrate a real world application of science, technology and art. (View Less)
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Fritch chamber banquet set for March 24
The Fritch Area Chamber of Commerce is prepping for its annual banquet.The banquet will be held from 6-8 p.m. Saturday, March 24, at the Sanford-Fritch Junior High School cafeteria on Eagle Boulevard.Tickets for the event are $11 for adults and $6 for kids and under. Tio Panchos of Fritch will be catering the banquet and the menu will include chicken and beef fajitas and all the trimmings, along with a drink and dessert.Tickets for the event are available at Tio Panchos, Lowe's Grocery, Pantex Federal Credit Union and Daylight Donuts. They can also be purchased from any Chamber of Commerce member. The deadline for purchasing tickets is Thursday, March 22.Cowboy Ken Lewing will be serving as emcee for the event and will provide a portion of the entertainment along with other local talent. The 2012 Man and Woman of the Year will be announced and honored and there will be door prizes throughout the evening.Once again, there will be a silent auction held as a fundraiser for the Chamber of Commerce. A variety of auction items for men, women, and children have been donated by local merchants for the event.In addition, chamber members are raffling off $100 in groceries courtesy of Lowe's Grocery in Fritch. Tickets are $1 each or six for $5 and will be available the night of the banquet until time for the drawing. Tickets are also available from any member of the chamber.For further information on the banquet, securing tickets for the meal or the drawing or to donate items for the silent auction, contact chamber president Vicki Wilson at 898-4109, vice-president Gene McCallie at 282-7026 or secretary Judy Allen at 674-6460.


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Attempts to schedule a mailed report in DPM 2012 fail with "Reporting Services Server cannot connect to the DPM database"
~ Mike Jacquet Hello, Mike Jacquet here, and today I'd like to discuss a problem you may encounter after installing System Center 2012 R2 Data Protection Manager from scratch or after performing an upgrade from DPM 2012 SP1. When you attempt to schedule a report to be mailed, you receive the following popup error. Reporting… Read more


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104 min Plot A genius teenage boy is in love with a girl who breaks up after a year. He invents a time-machine and tries to fix the break-up repeatedly. He finally goes a year back with his friend/advisor to fix the bad days. ... Read More
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Michigan Trail Maps
New website at http://michigan.ustrails.net/. All the suggestions for this website was used to create this new website. Sort by trail type or county. View the maps, images, gps, leave trail reviews, etc. on the new website. This website will be updated to be like the new website.


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SALT LAKE CITY — Is there another Olympics in Mitt Romney's future?
San Diego Mayor Bob Filner, a Democrat, sure hopes so. He's telling reporters he wants Romney to be the honorary chairman of the Southern California city's joint bid with Tijuana, Mexico, for the 2024 Summer Games.
Romney, who returned to his home in the nearby wealthy enclave of La Jolla, Calif., after his unsuccessful run for the White House, turned down the offer.
Romney adviser Eric Fehrnstrom told CNN Romney does "not intend to take a management position with the committee," but would be happy to offer advice and counsel.
No one expected the former leader of the 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake City to take the offer seriously.
Fraser Bullock, who served as chief operating officer at Salt Lake's Olympics under Romney, said he would be "very skeptical that he would do it again. Everything went so well. He went out on top, very successful with the Olympic movement."
Romney left the Olympic world for a political career built in part on his success in turning around the scandal-torn 2002 Games. The Republican served four years as governor of Massachusetts and ran twice for president.
"He's moved on," Bullock said. "I just think he dedicated a significant amount of his time to the Olympic movement."
Still, Bullock said, it's clear why Romney's being courted.
"Any bid that could have Mitt Romney gets a huge leg up on the rest of the competition," he said. "Mitt is well-respected by the entire Olympic community around the world."
Ed Hula, editor of "Around the Rings," an international online newsletter about all things Olympics, suggested the San Diego mayor's invitation to Romney may be more of a publicity stunt than an actual offer.
"I think he's trying to get some attention there," Hula said from the newsletter's Atlanta offices. "I think it's more of a publicity move than anything that's been well thought out."
Not only is it unclear if the mayor has actually approached Romney, there's also no chance the International Olympic Committee, which makes the final selection of a host city, would even consider a multinational bid for a Summer Games, Hula said.
"The IOC told us it is dead out of the box in that format," Hula said. "Right now, it just seems like an uninformed move on the part of the city."
U.S. Olympic Committee spokesman Patrick Sandusky said San Diego has already been told Tijuana has to be dropped from the bid.
"They have to," he said. "They don't really have a choice."
Filner released a statement Tuesday saying the city was "undaunted" by reports a multinational bid was prohibited by the IOC.
"We don't have all the answers right now," the mayor said. "The true spirit of the Olympics embodies my conviction that we should vigorously pursue the dream of having two countries host the Olympics in the greatest bi-national region of the world. Rules and bylaws can be changed."
San Diego is one of 10 American cities reportedly interested in bidding for 2024. Sandusky said the USOC won't decide until next year at the earliest whether to submit a bid for those Summer Games.
Also yet to be decided is whether the USOC will seek bids for the 2026 Winter Games. Utah leaders have said Salt Lake City is ready to compete to host a second Olympics, but Sandusky said the USOC won't bid for both 2024 and 2026.
If Salt Lake were bidding again, Romney might be more likely to get involved, Bullock said.
"I think Salt Lake could be different for him," he said. "I think he would certainly lend his support to having the Games back in Utah. Whether he would play some ceremonial role, I don't know. But I hope he would."
Hula said Romney might not even be a good choice to lead a bid.
"He's got the experience of running a Games under his belt. What he doesn't have is experience winning a Games for a city. It's a different thing. It's like winning a presidential election," he said.
That's an experience Romney doesn't have either, Hula said, calling an Olympic bid "a political race. It is a contest for votes. He might be very good at doing that. But it's a different skill set, a different role" than being in charge of putting on an Olympics.
Then there's the question of what joining a bid would mean for Romney.
"Why would he need to? What would he gain by that headache?" Hula asked. "It's committing the next 10 years of his life to this. If I were him, I would find more interesting things to do, less stressful things to do."
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SpicyMonkey needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 54 designs submitted by 12 freelance designers.
Synergy Wholesale
We are launching our website very soon. And we need to put
together our brand. The name of our company is Synergy
Wholesale. The purpose of this site is to be a wholesale, buy
direct, e-commerce website. We are an import/export, wholesale
trading company and we specialize in the wholesale distribution
of goods from Asian manufacturers to North American
Wholesales/Retailers. Our current product focus will be in the
cell phone and cell phone accessories markets, however we do not
want our brand to be limited by obvious cellphone/communication
The objectives of our company are to provide: - we provide
end-to-end wholesale distribution of goods. - communicate to our
customers, that we guarantee our work - communicate to our
customers that we have strong 2 way relationships with the Asian
supplies we work with.
Buying Retail Market, Retail Store Owners, Merchandising
Purchasers, Cell Phone Resale Stores, possible other website who
offer cell phones/cell phone accessories for sale.
The logo mark should be kept clean and simple, with little
detail and should convey the concepts of synergy, linkages,
interconnectedness (a similar concept as what is conveyed in a
yin-yan symbol).
The logo should have international appeal and presence. Simple
is better. Easily distinguished is a must. The target audience
will be the wholesale/retail buying market.
We need a vector art logo (Illustrator preferred) that will be
used on our website, as well as on printed materials, such as
Business Cards and other Stationary products.
FONT: We're looking for a modern, easy to read font, that
portrays expertise. The logo must be practical, easily
reproducible and simple.
Please include versions of the logo which include .com and .ca
Logo Mark: The logo must contain an logo mark which quickly
communicates the idea of 2 things interlinked and working
together. The logo mark must look good in a small size as well
as larger.
We don't want to use easily recognizable visuals.
Please keep the design of the Logo mark more on the abstract
Colour Paletter: purple, blues (aquas) and greens
Looking forward to seeing your designs!
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Three upgrades highlight the early-week release.
The New England Revolution athletic training staff released the Tuesday injury report this afternoon, with three significant upgrades:
NE Injury Report – April 20, 2010
QUESTIONABLE: Zak Boggs (R knee & ankle sprains), Nico Colaluca (L knee sprain), Edgaras Jankauskas (R calf strain), Shalrie Joseph (R hip flexor strain)
OUT: Mauricio Castro (R ankle pain), Matt Reis (L shoulder and knee surgeries), Taylor Twellman (concussion)
Three players – Nico Colaluca, Edgaras Jankauskas and Shalrie Joseph – have all been upgraded to QUESTIONABLE on today's release. With new, full week of training ahead, it will be interesting to see if any of the players can improve enough to enter into consideration for Saturday's 18. Colaluca and Jankauskas both went full at training today, playing as neutrals in the small-sided game. Joseph was also outside working with the athletic training staff on the side as he continues to recover from his re-aggravated hip flexor strain. Zak Boggs has found his name on the list this week after getting tackled in training on Tuesday, and suffering sprains in his right knee and ankle. He will be monitored the rest of the week to see how he progresses from the injuries.
As for the OUTs, Mauricio Castro was out at training today for the first time since preseason, working with the athletic training staff on flexibility and fitness exercises. Taylor Twellman continues to stay involved with the team, doing warm-ups and passing before doing one-on-one fitness work. Matt Reis continues to do more work to rehab and strengthen his shoulder as he comes closer to his 3-4 month rehab period.


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24 June 2009
Inspired by Steve Irwin's dedication to conservation, American student Katie Dziedzic is set to gain a wealth of experience from her visit to Australia Zoo as the Steve Irwin Fellowship recipient, with a goal to really make a difference.
Now in its third year, The Steve Irwin Fellowship is a tribute to Steve Irwin's commitment to 'conservation through exciting education', and aims to further develop the passion and knowledge of youth for conservation.
The Steve Irwin Fellowship was established in conjunction with Chicago-based Shedd Aquarium's Mentor Programs, which provide opportunities to high school students interested in pursuing a career in marine science. The program is facilitated by the Australian Consulate-General, and supported by the Macquarie Group Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Macquarie Group.
A love of wildlife and passion for conservation is a driving force for Katie, a senior student from Chicago, US, who will pursue higher education in marine science following her educational visit to Australia Zoo, as well as her experience at Shedd Aquarium, as part of the Steve Irwin Fellowship.
The Steve Irwin Fellowship provides a once in a lifetime opportunity for the recipient to further develop their zoological science and wildlife conservation knowledge through a study abroad experience.
As part of this experience, Katie travelled to Queensland to work with local conservation programs. Katie spent time at Australia Zoo and at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Warriors - Australian Wildlife Hospital, Lady Elliot Island, and enjoyed a trip on Australia Zoo Whale Encounters vessel Steve's Whale One, to venture off the Sunshine Coast and watch Humpback Whales during their annual migration north.
Australia Zoo Education officer Nick Bell facilitates the Steve Irwin Fellowship recipients' visit to Australia Zoo, and said that Katie's visit was highly anticipated, and will provide an excellent platform for her to develop.
"Katie got to experience some things at Australia Zoo that are normally reserved for experienced staff and dedicated volunteers, like assisting the Australian Wildlife Hospital, and attending a rescue with the Australia Zoo Rescue Unit, and also got to have some fun with hands-on animal encounters at Australia Zoo," Nick said.
"Katie is a very high achieving student who has a lot of passion for conservation and wildlife, and we were excited to again be able to provide some awesome educational and hands-on experiences for this great initiative, and hopefully further encourage Katie's passion."
Katie also held high hopes for her visit - and hasn't been disappointed.
"My experience here at Australia Zoo has been a whirlwind of adventures - absolutely amazing!" Katie said.
"I was thrilled to be where Steve Irwin started to live out his passion for wildlife conservation. It is just such a wonderful feeling to be given this opportunity to learn about areas of conservation and wildlife encounters."
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