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It may seem like a constantly repeating refrain at this point, but having a healthy weight is even more important when it comes to fertility. This can affect both men and women, but its especially important for women. This is because if you have a weight that's outside what's considered healthy by being either underweight or overweight, it can make the time that it takes for women to conceive take longer. This is because, for example, those who are underweight will have bodies that might be unwilling or unable to put the body resources to creating new life. [Read More...]
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There are kids parties and then there are kids parties that are organized in and around your swimming pool. The water element adds a new dimension to the whole idea of having fun. This is because adding water into any game makes it awesome. If you are already in the habit of organizing weekly parties at your home to get all your friends and family members pumped up and rejuvenated for the upcoming week, then you can bring in some serious variation with a kids pool party.
With every new dimension that you add to your party, there comes an additional responsibility. Because water is part of the equation there are some additions that you can make to your party plan to make it more, memorable and also allow for some impressive party photos and videos.
The best thing about a pool party is that you only need to include some beach balls and some music to get the party started.
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There's nothing quite like the cheer and happiness of the holiday season, but it's always over so quickly that people often don't think about how wonderful that one magical month of December really is throughout the rest of the year. Well, let's change that and maybe throw some Christmas in July celebrations this upcoming summer to remember the love and happiness that surrounds the holiday season!
What better way to celebrate Christmas in July than by taking the whole family on a holiday adventure – in the middle of the summer? That's right, now the kids don't have to wait for the holidays to roll around to visit Santa or the elves in the workshop and you can drive home the fact that Santa is watching all year long by taking the youngins on a little road trip to a holiday-themed amusement park. Here are just 3 to get your list started, so be sure to check out these great destinations and more with your family this summer!
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So it's no surprise here that a holiday-themed them park would be called "The North Pole," but this place is actually a pretty cool spot for the family, and it's open all year round. Kids can of course visit Santa's house to tell the big man what they want next Christmas, and parents can revel in knowing that by letting their kids give Santa their wish list earlier that they're then locked into behaving for the whole rest of the year.
Kids and adults alike can ride the rides that are always decked out in their best Christmas decor and catch one of the many themed shows like the Elmer the Elf Show or the Chris Moose Show, then try their hand at the popular arcade! The list of rides and activities is pretty much endless, and everything is cheerful and holiday-oriented. So grab the kids and head on out to Colorado this summer to check out the North Pole and Santa's Workshop in Cascade, Colorado! [Read More...]
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7 Steps To Getting Your Kids To Love Dinner Time
Dinner time can be tough. Trying to juggle the varied and ever-changing preferences of the whole family is challenging. Then, when the meal is ready, you can't get everyone assembled together at the table at the same time. Then, when you get everyone sitting together at the table, the protests, complaints, and acting up begin. Sound familiar?
Furthermore, dinner time can be particularly problematic if you have younger children or picky eaters. So how can you make dinner time a pleasant part of the day and have everyone enjoy the meal? Here is some food for thought: 7 steps to getting your kids to love dinner time.
Get them involved in cooking – okay, so it might take longer and it might get messier, but involving children in preparation and cooking is sure to make them more interested in the final product. Get creative, allowing them to customize their food into shapes and designs, or even adding faces and names. They will definitely enjoy eating their own creations, and serving them to other people in the family too.
Make food fun – one idea is to prepare a nibble tray, with bite-size portions of colorful but nutritious food. Younger children love variety, and they can easily eat this food with their hands and switch between foods. You could even go a step further by coming up with playful names for each finger food. The way you serve food also matters. If they don't want to eat fruit, make them a smoothie. Cut food into shapes or add dips to less desirable foods. Serve things they like as a treat but make a healthy version of them. There are several ways to make it more appealing and fun.
Theme nights and games – have theme nights and use your imagination, with costumes, flags, and other appropriate props. It's educational and fun, and also encourages everyone to branch out and try different cuisines. Playing simple games is also sure to have kids looking forward to dinner time. Although make sure that activities remain calm and don't interfere too much with eating.
Company – make dinner time a nice time for family to talk about the day and spend time together. Of course, sometimes it's not practical, and things come up or go off schedule, but even if you can make it a goal, and the rule instead of the exception, it will be worth it. This way, children will not only associate dinner time with food, but also with family fun. It also gives everyone a chance to bond, resolve conflict, and learn from each other. You could even let them bring a friend over occasionally. [Read More...]


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Bike lane crash video rolls to national sensation
Casey Neistat's ticket for NOT biking in the bike lane cost him $50.
The video he produced to protest the fine has earned him a fortune in fame.
A filmmaker living in New York, Neistat went about bashing himself into obstacles in bike lanes all over the city, ending with a pratfall into a police squad car. More than 1 million viewers have clicked on his work and the story has been picked up by The Associated Press and news outlets across the country.
Wisconsin law requires bicyclists to ride as far to the right as practicable, but does not require use of a bike lane if one is available.
19 Comments for "Bike lane crash video rolls to national sensation"
Pretty idiotic not to wear a helmet while filming that video! As a bicyclist myself, I'll ride in the bike lane when it's there, but out of it if there are obstructions -- and always wear my helmet.
bensmomjo54 Jun 11, 2011 7:28 PM
Calm down people. The video was meant to prove a point and thus the coordinated "crashes." If there were as many obstacles in road lanes as there were in bike lanes, you would get the point. Also, bikers have no alternative lane in which to pass said obstruction, the bike lane is what we get, we have to wait for cars which are powered easily by their engines before being able to go into the traffic lanes to get around said obstacle….This is a lot of extra energy spent and for those of you who don't understand kinetics, that means starting/stopping, are more physically demanding/difficult. Not that I'm complaining, I love biking, but NorthWoodsDreaming is totally right on...biking through downtown MKE just to get to work from the eastside, I see people running reds, making 18 pt turns, double parking, illegal u-turns, etc...What might seem like a biker breaking the law....i.e. a rolling stop, is most often in the interest of energy conservation....what excuse do the drivers have when moving is as simple as hitting the gas pedal???
Modra Jun 13, 2011 11:13 AM
IDIOT .... when trying to convert unbelievers to your cause you must use a reasonable scenario to make your point. I see barricades and traffic cones all the time - should I drive them over to point out this is my right to drive here? If a police car is parked in my loading zone as he is responding to a non-emergency call (no lights/flashers) - should I feel justified in having the squad towed? If you want to convince the uninformed, don't give them ammunication to denounce your arguement.
BTW, I am a biker who rides several days a week and also I have reasonable concerns on the road.CombatBlogger Jun 15, 2011 11:21 AM
But CombatBlogger his point was that he got a ticket for not riding in the bike lane. Do you see the point that he is trying to make now? If not, it's that you cannot always stay in the bike lane because there are obstacles in the bike lane. The ridiculousness (or in your opinion stupidity) of his gesture is underscoring the irony of the fine.
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"Right under our noses": Defeating human trafficking in Texas begins with schools, legislature
By Kelley Chambers, firstname.lastname@example.com
With 27 million slaves suffering around the globe, human trafficking is a worldwide epidemic. But in the United States � specifically in Dallas � it is a hidden one.
Last week, a Fort-Worth based anti-human trafficking organization opened the eyes of the Plano Republican Women�s Club to this ever-growing problem, and showed how the state has become a hub for trafficking.
�They are finding kids who are very poverty-stricken, very hopeless, and they�re hiring them to be recruiters for them,� said Deena Graves, executive director of Traffick 911. �These are what we call �throwaways� in our society. These guys are preying on vulnerable kids.�
In the past few months, Traffick 911 has fed information to the North Texas Anti-Trafficking Taskforce � which is responsible for 54 counties in Texas. Their leads have resulted in 22 felony arrests involving people selling children, Graves said.
�With every one of those arrests, there�s a little girl,� she said.
With the Department of Justice naming the I-10 corridor as the No. 1 route for human trafficking in the U.S. and I-45 and I-35 meeting with the interstate in Dallas, Graves said children are moved around constantly using these highways. A trafficker�s goal is to get out of big cities like Dallas and into smaller towns or suburbs where law enforcement isn�t as threatening, she said.
The average age that children are forced into sexual slavery in the U.S. is 12 to 13, but they can be abducted at an even younger age, Graves said.
Traffick 911 recently identified a 14-year-old Collin County girl as a trafficking victim. The girl � who at the time was being held at the Collin County Juvenile Detention Center � had been sold in six states within a 30-day period.
�American children are being forced into sexual slavery right under our noses,� Graves said. �Once a kid is sex trafficked, they lose their entire sense of who they are. These guys take over every single corner of their mental space.�
The National Human Trafficking Hotline gets more calls from Texas than any other state except for California, Graves said. With approximately 45,000 missing children in Texas alone, as of 2010, it�s easy for missing children to be sold over and over because no one is looking for them, she said.
In some instances, abducted children are actually used to attract children from both poor and affluent families. These recruiters can be planted in local schools via false registration, and are paid by gangs or cartels to befriend a classmate for the purpose of eventually handing her over to be sold, Graves said.
While these recruiters may or may not know the gravity of their actions, they are the first link in the human trafficking chain, she said.
�The truth is, it can happen to any kid,� Graves said. �I can tell story after story of kids who have become victims who were just everyday kids.�
By and large, many of the people on the frontlines for combating this � school nurses, teachers, police officers, judges � either don�t know the problem exists, or see it as just teens making poor choices, Graves said.
�How can you help a victim of a crime if you don�t know what�s happening in their life?� Graves said.
Traffick 911 works with schools, organizations and local government to train them in knowing what to look for and what to do if they suspect one of their students is a victim. The training is free and gives them the tools they need to increase both awareness and prevention.
According to the FBI, the average life expectancy is 7 years once they are abducted. This is due to many factors, including drug use, suicide, disease and murder. However, human trafficking can earn very high returns because there�s very little investment. Sometimes, all it takes is a cheeseburger to lure a homeless runaway into the car, Graves said.
On average, a trafficker can make $200,000 a year on one child, she said.
Perpetrators can be military veterans, doctors, government and law enforcement officials � virtually anyone, including women and other children. They do not fit the stereotypical description of what most people might visualize when they think of a human trafficker.
Organized crime bosses and gangs also have a strong arm in this clandestine crime, Graves said.
With the normalization of commercial sex and the glamorization of pimping, society is driving this horrific crime against our children, according to the Traffick 911 website. One pimp revealed to the organization, �We don�t have to groom girls anymore. Our society is doing it for us.�
At any given time, there are 50 million predators on the Internet in search of a vulnerable child, Graves said. Those who exhibit problems at home are typically targeted, as are those who are depressed, neglected or hungry, she said.
Perhaps what is even more shocking is the lack of legal teeth the U.S. has when it comes to prosecuting traffickers. While 99 percent of children are never found, less than 1 percent of the cases involving those who are rescued are even prosecuted, Graves said. Many times, the victims are put on trial for willingly going with these predators. That�s why Traffick 911offers outreach programs for teens booked at juvenile detentions centers like the one in Collin County.
State and federal laws need to be tougher in order to protect these children, Graves said.
�These kids are sitting in our jail cells charged with the crime being committed against them, and they are not getting the help they need because of that,� she said. �There�s something really wrong when we have 45,000 missing kids in our state and no one knows about it. There are some huge, huge issues here that we have to get to the root of.�
Republican Women�s Club President Stephanie Casson was overcome by Graves� presentation and said she hopes her group can help Traffick 911 and other organizations increase awareness in Plano and beyond.
�It�s a difficult subject to bring to the ladies, and I guess none of us had really thought about it,� she said. �But we�re always trying to educate and brings things out that they might be interested in. And I�ve been wrestling with myself, finding something that I need to get involved in. I think, actually today, that I�ve found something. It just breaks my heart.�
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A year ago we started a small project called Google+—to bring friends and family closer together, and to inspire fresh connections through meaningful conversation. Today more than 250 million human beings have upgraded to Google+, and we desire to give thanks. To you. It's your support and your voice that give the supply soul, and we're grateful.
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Today's online event tools are really just web forms that inquiry, "Are you going?" Worse yet, they bail when you demand them the most: during the actual event, and after everyone leaves. In lifetime we plot, we party and we keep in touch. Software should constitute all of this more awesome, and that's exactly our aim with Google+ Events.
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Inviting someone to your house, your wedding or your favorite restaurant is a deeply personal act. You're handpicking who'll be in the room, after all, so invitees should feel part of something special. That's why Google+ Events offers meaningful ways to build and send gorgeous invitations, including:
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Google+ events also appear in Google Calendar automatically, and guests' updates arrive instantly in the stream. The end result is a useful and gorgeous place to manage your party.
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Photos are the cornerstone of any fantastic event. They get human beings laughing and smiling, and they let us relive our favorite moments after the circumstance. The challenge—exceptionally with the explosion in smartphones—is that also many photos get stranded in also many places. We struggle to much find human beings's photos, let alone delight in them all in one spot. Fortunately, Party Mode fixes these problems with a single tap.
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Just visit your event sheet after it's over, and you'll see everyone's pictures and comments in chronological order. You can also browse by popularity, photographer or photo tag with a hardly any clicks. It's simple, immersive and awesome.
Google+ has come a extended path in a year, however we know we've got a extended path to go. Fortunately we serve a community that's filled with thoughtful, committed individuals, and together we're making something special. +1 person at a age.
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And many of us use a variety of different ways to do that, some of us with all the zealousness it deserves.
And then, we sit back and still second-guess ourselves, wondering if we have covered all the bases.
So when the cloud services became available, I was intrigued.
No worries about fire, flood, tornado or other natural disaster at the cottage that may wreak havoc on my hardware back-ups.
The intrigue has lasted for nearly a year. The thing that kept me from seriously checking into cloud services was concern about intellectual property rights, as well as the possibility of the cloud service being hacked, coming under a DDoS attack or suddenly disappearing altogether.
Intellectual property rights are a serious issue for me.
If you have read the static entry at the top of this blog, you know I am in this to share. I tell people that right in the entry - particularly about the sharing of photos posted here.
But I also make it clear in that entry that the written content of this blog is copyrighted. I can't copyright factual information about any of the people in my family tree, but I can darned sure copyright my compilation and presentation of that data.
And defend my copyright.
Discussed my reservations today with one of my co-workers, who started doing a little nosing around on the net and found The Ed Bott Report, 7 Cloud Services Compared.
It was one of the best presentations yet on why, even if you hate all that legal mumbo-jumbo, you gotta read the terms of service for any cloud service provider you consider using.
I won't be granting anyone else a worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive license to use, distribute, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, publicly perform and publicly display my content.
Not even in an area the provider considers public. It's *still* my content.
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It's Friday, Friday! Gotta get to the Club on First Feb Friday! 28 nights, 28 cities, 28 parties – and The Yale Club of New York City will kick off this month long tradition on the first night of February. Celebrate a Yale institution, which began sometime in the late '70s or early '80s, when undergrads warmed up the snowiest month of the year. Come to the event for $10 per person, cash only, and enjoy tasty hors d'oeuvres, music and a cash bar. Catch up with fellow classmates in the Main Lounge, dance the night away with a live DJ in the Tap Room or make a reservation for a prix-fixe dinner in the Roof Dining Room. What can we say – everybody's lookin' forward to the party, party!
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The rules of behavior are the same for the religious as they are for the rest of us, and when it comes to ethics, religion has nothing to do with how those rules govern human beings. Ethics and morality come to us through the evolutionary process, and the only choice we have in the matter is how we act out. Human emotion is contagious, and we feed off of the emotions of those who surround us and according to whatever experiences we are having, remembering or anticipating. We are happy when we are in joyful situations and we are sad when in miserable ones. As with many animals, we tend to form strong interpersonal bonds, but unlike many animals, we find ourselves being satisfied while simultaneously satisfying others. When one observes the social behavior of other primates, it soon becomes evident of our evolutionary moral and ethical behavior.
The study of morality and ethics involve our problem solving mechanisms, and the only thing that makes this ethics and morality such controversial subjects is the complexity of today's world, mainly the infusion of religious belief into our societies. True enough, our heredity does control some of our general behavior, but our ability to think, reason and adaptively learn was activated by circuits that had been evolutionally hard-wired. Our instincts sometimes serve us well, but life in the post-modern world renders our instincts more and more inadequate with each passing generation, and this difficulty is becoming exponential.
Just a couple thousand years ago we had no understanding where thunder and lightning came from, but today we are building complex machines such as the Large Hadron Collider. However, ancient dogmas are still clung to with the tenacity of an angry pit-bull, in spite of the fact that the Ten Commandments are the moral counterpart of rubbing two sticks together to make fire. It is because so many of these superstitions are held to as reality that there is a general stagnation of adaptation amongst our species. Propelling a two-million space shuttle into orbit required some change and adaptation to what we knew about mechanical flight. The same holds true with morality and ethics. Religious morality as taught by the Judeo/Christian belief system is a throwback to an early stage of our evolution as social beings. Basically, we are trying to launch the space shuttle with a campfire
The fact is that god can no longer be the source of morality. We must rely on enlightened self-interest. Cooperating with others in a selfless, altruistic way to maximize the intensity and duration of personal gratification is a two-way street and demands reciprocity. This concept, along with justice to determines fairness, allows cooperation to operate at maximum efficiency. The desire for personal happiness, the happiness of others, justice and cooperation is the only moral and ethical formula that will allow the advancement of our species. Religion and it's accompanying unnatural degradations, bigotries and intolerances are the result of vain attempts by ignorant men of long ago to accommodate human needs by basing moral and ethical behavior on the perceived commands and desires of mythical deities with bad attitudes. Religious morality is counter-productive to the survival of our species.
If we do not plant our ethics in the improvable and adaptable soil of science, natural selection and our own willful ignorance will insure our demise in short order.
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I think we overuse evolutionary theory sometimes to explain phenomenon that are more elegantly explained in other domains. Sure, moral (or socially cooperative) behaviors are compatible with evolutionary theory, just as a thunderstorm is compatible with Einstein's relativity. But just as meteorology offers a clearer explanation of thunderstorms than physics, perhaps morality is most clearly understood by the specifically behavioral sciences rather than the bedrock of biology. How about the prisoner's dilemma in economics? How about the self-concept in social psychology? The risk of pushing all subjects through the lens of one theory is failing to communicate the benefits of science to others and implying that a reality-based worldview involves comparing reality to things written decades ago rather than being a nonstop process of exploration, analysis, and understanding.
I'm sure that many people, whether they are atheist or theist, religious or nonreligious, would agree with the idea that to love one another is moral. In fact, many religious groups already encourage this behavior and act on it regularly. Additionally, there are several notable religious figures throughout history who have promoted positive social change (ex: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Gandhi, and Mother).
As Richard Berry noted above about Christianity, there are nuggets of wisdom in the Bible that echo your ideas about moral behavior, and the same applies to other religious texts. Different religious groups, as well as different members within those groups, interpret their religious texts differently and many place emphasis on loving ones fellow man.
You say that, "the fact is that god can no longer be the source of morality," this in fact is not a fact. This statement is your opinion which you have formed through your interpretation of what you have observed in the world.
I will admit that religion is slow to change. Perhaps religious change is even too slow in some cases. However, it has not remained completely consistent. Just looking at the history of religion in this country we can see that it has changed. I would recommend that you pick up the book, "The Universe in a Single Atom," by Tibet's spiritual leader the Dalai Lama. I'm sure that you are aware of the history of China and Tibet. If so, then you are aware of the deadly violence that resulted from the Chinese government's intolerance toward religion and their belief that religion inhibits social progress. In the book the Dalai Lama draws comparisons between science and spirituality and speaks on the importance of both. He also notes important changes that he has made, such as incorporating science into Tibetan children's education.
All forms of group membership, not just religious group membership, can be problematic. This may lead one to believe that it would be best to eradicate all groups; however, forming social groups is part of human nature.
Your quote, "Human emotion is contagious, and we feed off of the emotions of those who surround us and according to whatever experiences we are having, remembering or anticipating", is an example of why many people join/form groups. This is definitely the case with religious groups. The spiritual feeling that many people experience in church (ex: catching the Holy Ghost) is their response to the emotional atmosphere of the church. Others have also noted similar experiences during certain secular group activities.
Another of your quotes, "If we do not plant our ethics in the improvable and adaptable soil of science, natural selection and our own willful ignorance will insure our demise in short order," basically states that a belief in science will answer society's moral/ethical problems. True many scientific findings about things such as race, gender, sexuality, etc. have been an essential tool in combating hatred. However, science in itself does not answer all moral or ethical questions. Science aims to answer positive questions (questions about how things are), rather than normative questions (questions about how things should be). Additionally, not all scientists are moral/ethical. History has showed us that science, and the use of science, especially technological science, has not always benefited society. I will draw a comparison here between religion and science, and argue that religion and science are tools, and can be use constructively or destructively.
"The study of morality and ethics involve our problem solving mechanisms, and the only thing that makes this ethics and morality such controversial subjects is the complexity of today's world, mainly the infusion of religious belief into our societies." I would agree with this statement if you replaced the word "mainly" with "regardless of", or even, "including". While religion is a single contributing factor to the increasing complexity of today's world, if religion did not exist the world would remain complex, and we would still have ethical and moral dilemmas to contend with.
The best thing that we can as do as a society is remember that while members of groups share certain things in common, they do not share all things in common. Therefore, it's not fair to generalize. Humans will always form groups, from an evolutionary perspective its how we survived. We just need to be mature enough to love and respect one another unconditionally.
"The rules of behavior are the same for the religious as they are for the rest of us, and when it comes to ethics, religion has nothing to do with how those rules govern human beings." I would also like to add that I agree with this statement. Whether or not you feel the need to incoperate religion into your life you can behave in a way that is moral.
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A range of gourmet food products bearing the Mr Todiwala brand – hand-made pickles, chutneys and fresh cooking sauces -- has been launched. These are all hand-made in Cafe Spice Namaste, and have been carried by Selfridge's Food Halls (the sauces), and The Real Food Festival in Borough Market and Southbank Centre. In fact, 'Mr Todiwala's' (Make your taste buds tingle!) is a staple at all prestigious food festivals, including the Abegavenny Food Festival, dubbed the 'Cannes of Food'. Also, Adventure Gourmet @ Café Spice Namaste is an on-going programme of chef demonstrations and master classes hosted at the restaurant featuring Cyrus and his chef peers. In autumn 2011, Cyrus and Pervin's second restaurant, Mr Todiwala's Kitchen, will be opening at the new Hilton Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 in West London, offering the same kind of sophisticated Pan-Indian and Parsee cuisine for which Cyrus is known.
Cyrus is a regular on the BBC's Saturday Kitchen and Market Kitchen on uktv, amongst others. He has commentated on BBC Radio and LBC Radio, and is a much sought after lecturer and after-dinner speaker. A distinctive writer and social observer, he occasionally contributes features to culinary magazines and journals, and has authored three recipe and cookbooks, including the best-selling 'Indian Summer', dedicated to the memory of a favourite nephew.
Collectively, Cyrus, Pervin and Café Spice Namaste have won a multitude of awards, including a distinction as one of the UK's 100 Top Restaurants at the National Restaurant Awards, the Investors in People Champion award and the Education & Training Catey award (the 'Oscars' of the UK hospitality industry). Cyrus was also awarded a Special Achievement Award at the Footprint Forum Award on 19th May, 2011.
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In 2000, Cyrus received an MBE for his commitment to education and training and in 2010 he was awarded OBE for his contribution to the hospitality industry. He is a Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London, and a Honorary Professor of Thames Valley University, as well as a recipient of an Honorary Doctorate from London Metropolitan University. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Hospitality and a member of the board of the National Skills Academy for Hospitality.
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I ordered all read plastics number plates also along with a 09 finder so that will be fresh. Stuff in the works is striping my stock pipe to have a raw look of a fmf fatty or pc works! Along with popping the small dents out of the pipe also. New bars as the Cr High have to much sweep and just to high for my liking i'm thinking about RC bend or i think is the 998 style. less sweep and height! Bike is almost ride able so i'm stoked. Thanks for reading and posting on my thread it does mean a lot. I love this site i think it has keeps me sane while i have been out injured sense November 6th.
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Yeah i will my droid shitted out on my so i have to use my actual camera no pain in the ass! I will be waiting till i get a new graphic seat from motoprographics with my custom numbers and such before i put them on. The one on now are ok looking just not digging the Honda of troy set up. Looks better in person but still. I am just slowly working on it because if i get is all ready it will drive me crazy and i will want to ride super bad!
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Yeah man what's up i just traded that bike man. I miss it, i love 125's. This is Robbie right? Good times i really wish i was still over there other than by moving here i got way way faster. Well till i crashed. How are you man?
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sevredline, on 17 April 2012 - 06:36 AM, said:
Nah, this is Mike. I used to ride and camp with Dube up at the golf course (the pic in my profile is from there!) The last beach race we did on your 125, Scott, Me, and Robby were a team.
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yeah man what up good to hear from you. Are you still in oki? You bought ed's 450 right? Man camping up there was so much fun i do miss it, but love the tracks here. I just wish i could go back and race all of the races and win them. Good time's. What are you up to man? still riding and such?
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No, I never had a 450 over there. I rode Ed's and Dube's a few times but I had the CRF250 in the pic. I live in Arizona now and still ride.
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Yeah i remember sorry man. Sweet is there a lot of good riding places over there is AZ? Have you rode any of the Socal tracks? I really want to do a trip after i graduate college or something like that.
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Thanks man i really wish i had more time for the bike but i am graduating community college in 3 weeks so i will have the whole summer to tinker with it and i hope to be riding by July. So there is more to come asap! thanks for the Reply! have a good one braap!!
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sevredline, on 19 April 2012 - 02:04 PM, said:
Yeah, there are good tracks here and year round riding. Lots of good trail riding too. Check out my videos. http://www.youtube.com/FGR01
I have never ridden in SoCal but I want to get over there sometime. I hear Cahuilla is a sweet track.
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FGR01, on 19 April 2012 - 08:04 PM, said:
I have never ridden in SoCal but I want to get over there sometime. I hear Cahuilla is a sweet track.
nice man i looked up your video's. Is that kinjo as in the owner or gritt the bike shop? gosh there is some good memories with that guy! haha He loved his beer and saki the night before his race haha my videos are here. I have a gopro but have not used it as i got it 5 days after i got hurt .... Lame. http://www.youtube.c...nawabmx1/videos
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feel my leg is up to it. I have put the motor together with everything but the pipe as i am popping the dents out of it this weekend. I changed
up the number plates to all white with a white rear fender looks okay better than those pos graphics i bought . I also found out my pro
tapers are slightly bent lame....... So new rad's and Bars coming soon than over sized front break kit, and foot pegs coming right after. Cant
wait to ride and thanks for every one who has been following this forum.
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Tag JS T2 crossbar-less handle bars
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Part to come soon are EBC 280mm kit, shift lever, gas cap, new graphics and cyrca stadium plate in red. She will be done. Thanks for reading have a great day.!
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