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Madre Labs, ResveraPhenol, Grape Resveratrol & Polyphenols, 30 Vcaps (Discontinued Item)
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I really like this combo, but I'm almost done with the first bottle and I see no result whatsoever. I tried MegaNatural Grape Seed in the past, 300mg caps, and my blood pressure went down and my joints didn't hurt as much. But this one has done nothing so far. Yet I ask you to try it out, it might work out for you!
Хорошие ингредиенты Я принимаю ресвератрол 2 раза в год курсами для профилактики. Это хороший антиоксидант. Good components I accept ресвератрол 2 times a year courses for prevention. It is a good antioxidant.
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Didn't notice any effect.
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Хорошие ингредиенты Я принимаю ресвератрол 2 раза в год курсами для профилактики. Это хороший антиоксидант. Good components I accept ресвератрол 2 times a year courses for prevention. It is a good antioxidant.

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The housing crisis has made selling a home more difficult than ever and the high cost of selling isn't helping.
Depending on where you live, selling a house is ranges from hard to impossible and even if you do find a buyer, go the traditional route and you'll pay thousands to a Realtor to do the deal.
There might be a way to get full service for less. Ask!
According to a survey described in this recent issue of Consumer Reports, abut half of sellers ask for a discount from the standard 6% commission and almost three quarters of those who ask get one.
As the survey suggests, not every Realtor is willing to discount just because you ask.
That's why if you're going to ask for a discount, the best way to get one is to decide what you can do yourself and offer to that in exchange for that lower commission.
Of course, if you're going to do everything yourself, bypass traditional Realtors entirely and pay a discount firm a few hundred bucks to get your house in the multiple listing service.
The worst thing you can do is pay full-price and get half service.
So if you are paying big bucks to a Realtor, make absolutely sure you're getting what you pay for by asking lots of very pointed questions before you sign on the dotted line.
Bottom line? Negotiating a lower real estate commission is like negotiating anything else.
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Thinking I might extend the subscription further, I called XM and learned that they had never extended the subscription. Since they apparently had not received my online request, I assumed my entry had somehow not gone through. This time, I decided to renew by mail with a check and for a 3-month period due to a special offer.
A month later, the online charge that they claimed they had never received appeared on my credit card. The check I sent also went through. However, they only honored one of the renewals. Subsequent contact to them has done absolutely no good.
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The finest malt liquor one can find in corner stores. Only true savs find themselves drinking this treat from the Irish gods.
Tonight, we drink Mickey's and we will get drunk.
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A small 375ml bottle of liquor. Primarily a Canadian term.
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Shortened form for a "mickey finn." Used to describe surepticiously slipping someone drugs, poison, laxative, etc. - usually in one's drink. Commonly believed to be named after notorious Chicago pickpocket, thief and bartender - Mickey Finn.
" He slipped her a mickey so he could get his date rape on."
od uživatele titmouse 01. srpen 2006
A fine malt liquor with the most kick ass of mascots. It'll getcha drunk and can be found in all fine 'hood beer stores, usually where predominately irish drunkards can also be found. Assorted varieties, can be found in 40's, deucers, and mickey's "pounders".
yo b-rad, run to the shell and get like 10 mickey's...we doin it real big tonight!!!!
od uživatele J. Dough 02. březen 2005
A 375 milliliter bottle of hard liquor, usually 80 proof or higher. Famous consumers of mickeys include Pino Bgold,and other members of the Gooners.
"Man, that mickey sure did the trick last night"
"Never again will I ever underestimate the untamed power of a mickey"
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To make fun of or tease someone. British slang.
"Did you hear what she just said? She sure took the mickey out of him!"
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Penis (Irish slang).
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The song is titled "Standing On The Moon" and for it, Kid Ink enlisted Young Jerz to help on the hook.
Kid Ink – Standing On The Moon Lyrics (Feat. Young Jerz)
Oh no
Oh, you see me standing on the moon
Looking down, standing on the moon
Looking down, standing on the moon
Looking down, standing on the moon
You see me all over the world, world, world
All over the world, world, world
All over the world, world, world
All over the world, world, world
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You see me, i know you see me
Sitting on the moon ain't nobody in between me
But the stars is feel me like i found me jinny
I don't wanna let it go
Light it up and let it glow
Light it up and let it blow
Baby pass that special
It's a party everywhere and i'ma crash that shit
You know when you champ right high is the letter
You gonna need a f*cking rocket
Tryin to get up on my level i uh
Come and get up on my level
Patron in your system
We chillin in the back like wisdom
Feeling so close but i'm not aware in your reach look of it
I'm dreaming yeah, feels like i'm dreaming
How we can hear so fast yeah
We must be speeding probably we need to slow it down
But i don't think that i well gonna hundred thousand running
Baby catch me if you can yeah
And we can leave it all up night to..The fingers up
We can f*ck all night, yeah you know it
Girl you got the body like a cope
It's after party tell her follow me like a call
I can't get enough i need more
Gotta do it for the time, for the time i was broke
Gotta do it for the time, for the time ain't no
Now all i do is shine put your shades on
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Marlo Furniture725 Rockville Pike Rockville, Maryland U.S.A.
Marlo's Furniture ripoff Marlo has NO customer service! Rockville Maryland
*Consumer Suggestion: Customer Service Soulution for Marlo Furniture or any company
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It was a terrible terrible terrible experience for me. It all started with the delivery guys. There were around 5 big careless delivery guys came to my house. They broke my hall way light, scratched my stairs' handle and walls. They also unpacked and assembled my furniture inappropriately. They didn't make sure the staples are off and later on I was hurt by the staples which were still attached to my sofa. They didn't assembled my king size bed right which was another issue for me later on (my bed collapsed). I guess I was chicken because I couldn't say anything to them at that time.
As I mentioned, I was home along and they were 5 big guys. I was afraid they may do something to me; therefore, I think the only way I can do just tip them less. Well, unexpectedly, they were unhappy about the tip and slammed my door before leaving.
It was just the beginning of my nightmare. I went back to my house and opened the three coffee tables box which they didn't assemble for me. Guess what? They delivered the wrong set. Mine should be glass coffee tables, but they gave me a cherry wood set.
I called customer care and they promised to redelivery the right one to me and we set a deliverer date. However, they didn't show up on the deliverer date. Nobody contacted me to let me know what's going on. I called again and rearranged again. Surprised, they didn't showed up!
As usually, nobody called me either. I had to call them and rearranged again with those rude customer service operators (they don't even apologize to me). Finally, two weeks later, I got my right coffee tables. Ok, you think the nightmare is over? NO. I got my Marlo's Credit Card bill and found they didn't add me to the 0% interest rate promotion. I didn't want to call them anymore because I knew they were just going to transfer me around.
I went to Rockville store in person and corrected it. This is the easy one, but still took about 2 or 3 bill cycles to correct that. I over estimated Marlo's Furniture's quality, 4 months later, my center support for the king size bed broke. I was jumping on the bed or anything. It broke when my mom came to visit me. A king size bed can't support two women??? I am only 110 pounds and my mom is 120 pounds. I called customer care and they said I have to talk to the Rockville store people since I bought from there.
I went the Rockville store on 2/14/2004, of course, I was waiting for people to help me, and not surprised, I have to face their unprofessional employees. Finally, Denis and the store manager Paul said they will email to customer care.
A week later, nobody contacted me, so I called Denis again. She said she is going to email. One more week later, still nobody contacted me, I called again.again.again. . I kept emailing to Chris Stevens and Calling Paul, nobody responded me anymore. Now it's 3/12/04, still no resolution.
Finally, I reached Paul yesterday. His attitude was extremely bad, but he scheduled a deliver date for me which is 3/12/04. He said there is no delivery windows for me, so I have to take off from work whole day to wait. Nobody showed up until 10am, therefore, I called deliverer center to make sure they are coming. Surprised! the operator said there is no delivery set for me. I called back to Paul, he was talking to me with his fading voice which sounded like he is sleeping. He said it was not the conversation, and he said he didn't say anything about the delivery. What? I was talking to a ghost yesterday? I wished I had a recorder. He said he is going to email the customer service manager and she will call me. Okwhen? a month later or a year later? Now it's 3/14/04 12:36pm. Still nobody called me.
Anybody has any advice? What should I do? They don't care about me and are not afraid to lose me because I already paid everything and I am just their ONE customer. I am tired, but I still want to fight. I don't want this happen to anybody else anymore.
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BENNINGTON A Wallingford man pleaded innocent to felony charges after police said he drove drunk June 1 with 36 active suspensions already on his drivers license.
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He also denied a misdemeanor charge for driving, for the fifth or more time, with a license that had been suspended for DUI.
Trooper Elliott Justinger of the Vermont State Police said he stopped Thompson for speeding early June 1 on Route 7 in Dorset.
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Solid piece of equipment with one flaw.
by Joe on 1/16/2014
The craftsmanship of the mount is great. It's a solid mount to which i wouldn't hesitate to entrust my precious flat screen. A few things though. The 15 degree tilt hex nut is difficult to tighten without an open ended wrench. The wrench provided in the box doesn't work on that key spot. Bummer. Also, the 15 degree tilt doesn't slide in the glide without force, making tilting the monitor and securing it annoying and time consuming. The back plate covered my power plug. Still would reccomend!
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By Justin Creech, Belvoir EagleJanuary 24, 2013
Military spouses and retired veterans in the National Capital Region spoke with company representatives, received resume suggestions and worked on their interviewing skills during the Hiring our Heroes Military Spouse Business Alliance Career Forum at the Fort Belvoir Community Center Jan. 16.
The fair was geared towards helping military spouses find employment more easily by bringing in companies that make it a point to hire them.
"We're really proud of the men and women who serve our country. It's a way for us to give back and really honor those that have fought for our country, and their spouses," said Betsy Glazer, The Bozzuto Group corporate recruiter. "It's the right thing to do."
Coming to a job fair that has employers that won't be turned off by a military spouse is comforting for spouses, according to Noreen O'Neil, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Military Spouse Program deputy director.
"One thing they appreciate is this event is for them," said O'Neil "So, when they approach an employer, the employer isn't asking them what their Military Occupational Specialty is. That's always a positive experience."
"These employers aren't going to hold anything against you for being a military spouse," said Howell. "They aren't going to ask you directly if you are a military spouse."
Companies from the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, TMC Transportation, Software Performance Group Inc., The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Pentagon Force Protection Agency, Jamison Professional Services Inc, and Bozzuto Management Company were among the 33 companies at the fair.
Glazer said one reason The Bozzuto Group likes to hire military spouses is because of the skills they acquire living in the military environment.
"The level of dedication, commitment and discipline the military looks for is what we look for in our company values," said Glazer. "We think we can find those in military spouses."
O'Neil said several spouses benefitted from companies wanting to hire military spouses. "I had one woman set up an interview about 20 minutes after getting here," said O'Neil. "She was pretty happy."
Janise Evans of Woodlawn Village noticed the emphasis on helping military spouses after speaking with a representative from the U.S. Department of Agriculture who told a group of spouses specifically what they need on their resumes to get hired by the federal government.
"He was letting us know what we, as military spouses, are qualified for versus retired military," said Evans. "He also told us about the Military Spouse Preference program and how to annotate if you're a military spouse, retired, or veteran on your resume. It makes a difference whether or not it's on your resume."
The fair also offered resume critiques for spouses and retired veterans to help them format their resumes to best showcase their job skills and experience.
Laureen Dupree, Army Community Service Employment Readiness Program manager, spent the duration of the event reviewing resumes.
"We talked about targeting the resume and showcasing skills that may have been earned from volunteer work," said Dupree. "A lot of our spouses have not worked consistently, but so many of them have volunteered. Many of them have volunteered for Family Readiness Groups, been senior enlisted spouses in the unit and have provided all kinds of information referrals and other support. I talked to them about highlighting those things in their resumes."
Annemarie Randazzo-Matsel, a resident of Lewis Village, had her resume reviewed and was told how to format it for federal and civilian jobs.
"It's better to have a more detailed resume when applying for federal jobs since it's an automated search," said Randazzo-Matsel. "For commercial or private companies, keep the resume shorter and tailor it towards the specific job you are qualifying for."
Wayne McCray is a Woodbridge, Va., resident who served in the U.S. Air Force from 1986-1995 working as a support equipment mechanic. He went into ministry after retiring, and came to the fair looking to re-invent himself.
"I made a complete circle of the floor and was looking for certain jobs in certain fields. Some of them are here," said McCray. "There is one company (representative) I spoke with that deals with marketing and publications, so that was interesting to me."
McCray said he didn't know what to expect before coming to the fair, but found it to be very helpful.
"Part of the impact of this is to meet people and establish relationships," said McCray. "I was able to make some meaningful contacts, so I am pleased for the most part."


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The Kiwis' first victory came at the Basin Reserve in Wellington after 48 years in the 48th match between the two sides.
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1978, Wellington, first Test. Won by 72 runs.
John Wright, one of the England-based professionals who made New Zealand increasingly competitive in the 1970s, batted throughout the first day for 55 not out on his test debut during a match in which the wind blew at gale force throughout.
He was out first ball on the following day as New Zealand collapsed. England captain Geoff Boycott then defied the elements and the bowlers with an equally obdurate 77.
Boycott got even less support than Wright and New Zealand took a 13-run lead, which soon looked totally inadequate when Bob Willis took five for 32 in a second innings total of 123.
However, Richard Hadlee bowled at express pace with the wind behind him to take six for 26 after the giant left-arm fast bowler Richard Collinge had bowled Boycott for one to dismiss England for 64 and set up an emotional victory.
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1983, Leeds, third Test. Won by five wickets.
Hadlee had turned himself into one of the most skilled and feared opening bowlers in the world but, remarkably, he failed to take a single wicket although repeatedly beating the bat in New Zealand's first test victory in England.
He did, though, score 75 in New Zealand's first innings of 377 and was at the crease when his team scored the winning runs.
His able lieutenants Lance Cairns and Ewen Chatfield set up the victory with the former taking seven for 74 in England's first innings and the latter five for 95 in the second.
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1984, Christchurch, second Test. Won by an innings and 132 runs.
Hadlee rode his luck on a pitch against some indifferent England bowling which should have been ideally suited to the pacemen to score 99 in New Zealand's first innings 307.
He then took three for 16 and five for 28 as England were twice dismissed in single figures and forced to follow on for the first time against New Zealand.
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1986, Nottingham, second Test. Won by eight wickets.
Hadlee, playing on the Trent Bridge ground where he performed with such distinction for Nottinghamshire, took six wickets in England's first innings 256.
John Bracewell scored a century at number eight and Hadlee contributed 68 in New Zealand's 413 in reply before taking a further four wickets in England's second innings.
New Zealand reached their modest victory target with eight wickets to spare and draws in the first test at Lord's and the third at the Oval gave them their first series victory in England.
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1999, Lord's, second Test. Won by nine wickets.
Chris Cairns, son of Lance and an all-rounder as talented as Hadlee but frustratingly injury prone, was finally fulfilling his abundant potential and he bowled with pace and aggression to take six for 77 in England's first innings 186.
Matt Horne, a tough, phlegmatic opener hit an even 100 in New Zealand's 358 in reply to become the last man in the 20th century to get on the Lord's batting honours board.
England did little better in their second innings and New Zealand, needing only 58 to win, were soon celebrating their first win at Lord's with an impromptu haka on the hallowed turf.
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1999, Oval, fourth Test. Won by 83 runs.
After losing the first test they should have won and dominating the third, New Zealand deservedly won the series after a low-scoring match.
Captain Stephen Fleming scored a painstaking 66 not out and the young left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori recorded his second half-century of the series.
Cairns ran through the England batting to take five for 31 then smashed 80 from 94 balls, including four sixes off Phil Tufnell, when his team were struggling.
England succumbed for 162 in their second innings in a defeat that relegated them to the bottom of the unofficial Wisden test rankings.
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2002, Auckland, third Test. Won by 78 runs.
Daryl Tuffey, excluded for New Zealand's previous five tests, marked his return with nine wickets, including the key wicket of Graham Thorpe in each innings, during a rain-shortened match on a lively pitch.
Nathan Astle, who scored the fastest double-century in test history in a valiant but ultimately unsuccessful run chase in the first test, added 75 runs in 12 overs with Chris Harris under lights in the second innings.
His 65 from 51 balls allowed Fleming to set England 312 to win, a target they failed to reach despite 82 from captain Nasser Hussain.
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2008, Hamilton, first Test. Won by 189 runs.
Vettori, now the captain and also now a genuine test all-rounder, scored 88 in New Zealand's first innings of 470 following 92 from Jamie How and Ross Taylor's maiden test century of 120. Current captain Brendon McCullum contributed 51 with two sixes.
England replied with 348 and Vettori declared New Zealand's second innings closed at 177 for nine after Ryan Sidebottom had captured a hat-trick to set the visitors 300 to win in 81 overs.
A challenging target quickly became impossible when Kyle Mills, predominantly a one-day bowler, took four wickets in five overs of hostile, accurate seam bowling and England capitulated for 110.
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George Foreman Warns Hopkins: Retire Now, Make Grills
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The legendary George Foreman tells TMZ Sports he has a message for Bernard Hopkins -- HANG 'EM UP ... while you still have your health.
Foreman -- who famously fought until he was 48-years-old -- says he was incredibly impressed with 49-year-old B-Hop's commanding victory over Beibut Shumenov this weekend ... but cautions, "Don't tempt fate."
"I fought all the way until I was about 50," Foreman says ... "Around my 56th birthday, I was gonna come back. I saw a path to the heavyweight championship. My wife said, 'you're not gonna do it.' We all need someone like that. It was the best thing that could've happened to me."
Foreman adds, "Leave while you can. When the curtain closes, you don't want to be laying on your back in the middle of the ring."
When asked what he would say to Hopkins, Foreman told us, "Bernard, you looked great! Fantastic! Isn't that the way you wanna go out? You looked unbeatable, now leave."
"I think Muhammad Ali would say the same thing. Get out and smell the roses."
"There's life after boxing," George says ... joking, "If he makes a Bernard Hopkins Grill, I'll have all my kids buy one! I have 10 kids, 10 grandkids, and 2 great grandchildren. He can make a lot of money just off us!"
I ****ing love George Foreman! Haha!Comment by SaldanaCC on 04-24-2014
Everybody knows up until stevenson and kovalev came on the scene last yr nobody pays attention to 160 and up period all u got is ward,b-hop,and the klit brothers which are too big for ward and b hop plus b…Comment by sugarsmosley_ on 04-23-2014
lol this made me laugh, big george is the fcking man. if any1 knows how to make grills its georgeComment by Bushidō on 04-23-2014
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel with free breakfast and free area shuttle
Situated in Stevenson Ranch, this hotel is 3.9 mi (6.2 km) from Six Flags Hurricane Harbor and 3.9 mi (6.3 km) from Six Flags Magic Mountain. Castaic Lake and California State University-Northridge are also within 20 mi (32 km).
Hotel Features
An outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a snack bar/deli are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free full breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free area shuttle. Additionally, coffee/tea in a common area, a business center, and meeting rooms are onsite.
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Residence Inn By Marriott Santa Clarita Valencia25320 The Old Rd Stevenson Ranch CA 91381
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Residence Inn By Marriott Santa Clarita Valencia features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a snack bar/deli. A complimentary breakfast and manager's reception are offered (may not be available daily). Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measure 2330 square feet (210 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, barbecue grills, and a picnic area. A complimentary area shuttle within 5 mi is available for guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Residence Inn By Marriott Santa Clarita Valencia is a smoke-free property.
- Smoke-free property
- Express check-out
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Total number of rooms - 90
- Number of floors - 3
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- Free breakfast
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- Conference space size (meters) - 210
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- Sofa bed
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
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- Cable TV service
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- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
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Guests are offered a complimentary full breakfast. A complimentary manager's reception is offered on select days.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
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Check-out time is noon
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Summer Facts and Stats
Season Dates
June 13, 2015 to September 27, 2015
Lift Operating Hours
Red Lady Express: June 13 – Sept. 13: 9:30am - 5pm
Twilight Rides on Wednesdays and Fridays: open until 7pm
Fall Hours: September 18 – 28
Friday, Saturday, Sunday Only: 10am - 5pm
Silver Queen Express: June 13 – Sept. 13: 9:30am – 2:30pm
Crested Butte is located in southwest Colorado, within the Gunnison National Forest and the Elk Mountain Range of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. The resort lies in the town of Mt. Crested Butte three miles from the town of Crested Butte, one of Colorado's largest National Historic Districts originally settled in the 1880s as a mining supply camp. The Evolution Bike Park is located within the ski area boundary on Crested Butte Mountain Resort.
Best Known For
The town boasts one of Colorado's largest National Historic Districts, with charm impossible to convey in words. In 1990, the Colorado Legislature designated Crested Butte as the official "Wildflower Capital of Colorado". In addition the area was one of the birthplaces of mountain biking, along with Marin County, California where old Schwinn bikes were being transformed into bikes with wider tires for more rugged terrain and the pot holes that lined Elk Avenue.
Nestled in the heart of Colorado's Rocky Mountains, Crested Butte is committed to preserving the pristine landscape and mountain lifestyle. With vibrant Victorian storefronts and expressive local characters, the small historic town remains true to its heritage and radiates an unparalleled welcoming and inviting spirit that celebrates a simpler life and time. Thanks to a widely diverse landscape, outdoor enthusiasts of all levels will find a new challenge with each visit. From world-class mountain biking, to legendary skiing and snowboarding, to a secluded fly-fishing experience, Crested Butte is one of Colorado's best-kept secrets.
Evolution Bike Park
The Evolution Bike Park was established at Crested Butte Mountain Resort in 2009. Since the beginning, it has been designed to meet the needs of all riders; from beginners on two wheels to gravity experts. The Bike Park has a diverse network of trail that now contains over 30 miles of singletrack on the resort; both lift served downhill trails and cross country rides that connect to some of the legendary rides in and around Crested Butte. The Evolution Bike Park also offers services such as Specialized demo bikes, bike guides for the bike park and lessons. There is also a bike wash in the base area, a tune station and a skills zone. Each year, the trail crew continues to evolve the bike park with more trails, new sections of trail and maintenance to offer great riding at the resort to compliment 750 miles of mountain biking that the Gunnison Valley has to offer.
Base Elevation 9,375 ft/2,856 m
Summit Elevation 12,162 ft/3,707 m
Lift Elevations Silver Queen Express: 11,453 ft/3,491 m
Red Lady Express: 10,350 ft/3,155 m
Vertical Overall: 3,062 ft/933 m
Bike Park: 975 ft/297 m
Number of Lifts 2 Lifts operating in the summer
Silver Queen Express hiking only.
Red Lady Express hiking & biking.
Lift Capacity 3,780 people/hour
Trails 26 total biking trails
Multi-Trails (uphill and downhill bike use) – 10 Trails
2 Beginner
5 Intermediate
3 Advanced
Downhill Designated Trails – 15 Trails
4 Beginner
3 Intermediate
6 Advanced
2 Expert
Uphill Bike & 2-way Hike – 1 Trail
Hiking only – 3 Trails, including Summit Trail to the Peak.
Most Scenic Trail
Summit Trail - "Hike to the Peak" – 1.3 miles, 677 vertical gain and 360 degree views at the summit
Longest Run
Longest continuous cross country loop – 11.8 miles (Up and Away – Columbine – Down Prospector – Up Meander – Down Primer – to Westside)
Skills Zone
New this summer crews will be building a skills zone in the base area with, small berms, rock gardens, and rollers to get riders comfortable on varied terrains. A second Skills Zone is at the top of the Red Lady Lift, slightly bigger features for riders before descending down the trails.
Permanent Population
Mt. Crested Butte: 799
Crested Butte: 1,503
Gunnison County: 15,475
Lodging Bed Base
Mt. Crested Butte: 5,000 pillows (CBMR Manages 3,300 pillows) Crested Butte: 150 pillows
Bars & Restaurants
CBMR/On-Mountain: 3 for summer operations
Mt. Crested Butte: 10
Crested Butte: 31
Distance from Major Centers
Gunnison: 28 miles/45 km south
Denver: 230 miles/368 km northeast
Montrose: 90 miles/144 km southwest
Colorado Springs: 194 miles/312 km east
Aspen: 24 air miles/38 km (and one very big mountain range). 2.5 hour drive in the summer; 4-5 hour drive in the winter (Kebler Pass is open during summer months)
Nearest Airports
Gunnison/Crested Butte Airport (GUC): 29 miles/46 km south Montrose Airport (MTJ): 95 miles/153km southwest
Travelers now have the option to fly direct to Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport (GUC) on United in the summer months from Houston, TX (IAH) and Denver, CO (DEN). Houston Service has added more flights this summer and will be twice weekly. Montrose Regional Airport (MTJ) is another convenient way to get to Crested Butte.Only 90 miles away, Montrose has direct summer flights from Denver, Houston and Dallas, TX.
Ticket Pricing
Summer Season Adult Child **Senior***
Single Scenic Ride $20 $17 $19
All Day Hike & Bike $41 $35 $39
2 of 3 Day Hike & Bike $58 $49 $55
5 Day Hike & Bike $89 $76 $85
Hike & Bike Tickets include unlimited lift rides and Adventure Park access
*Child category includes ages 17 – 17 years.
**Children 6 & under ride the lifts for free
***Senior category includes ages 65 and over.
Note: Discounted lift ticket packages are available year-round through Crested Butte Vacations: (844) 993-9545
Twilight Rides
Enjoy riding the Red Lady Lift a little later on Wednesday and Friday nights for just $7, which includes a free beer or soda at Butte 66. The Twilight ticket is from 4:30 pm – 7 pm throughout the summer.
Adventure Park
CBMR's base area Adventure Park is loaded with fun with miniature golf, bungee trampolines, a climbing wall, the Coke Zero Gravity BagJump, and new this year, Tin Cup Mining Co. The Flying Gopher Miniature Golf Course features 18 holes of mini golf under a tent structure for all weather play. The bungee trampolines provide a turbo-charged, gravity-defying ride up to 30 feet in the air, while the Climbing Wall features a 28-foot tall tower with auto-belay. The Coke Zero Gravity BagJump is a 50' by 50' giant bag of air that kids and adults' alike jump into from the 10' or 20' platform. The newest feature, Tin Cup Mining Co. is a mining adventure, where kids pan for gems just like back in the 1800s here in Crested Butte. The Adventure Park is open year-round.
Zip Line Tours
The guided zipline tour includes five zip lines and a series of suspension bridges. Fly through the aspen trees, over bikers and hikers. The Crested Butte Zip Line Tour is a 2-hour tour that is available during the summer, fall and winter seasons. The longest and final zip is 380 feet. Evolution Bike Guides We've got secrets to share. Our top-notch instructors can't keep a secret. Their expertise and local knowledge give you just the right tip and insight to take your riding to the next level. Whether you are learning to downhill or cross country ride for the first time or are interested in taking it to the next level, our team of experienced instructors is sure to improve your time on the hill. Prices*: AdultKids Full day group$140$80 Full day private$300$300
Summer Camps
Camp CB:
Your kids' favorite ski instructors are sticking around the mountain for a whole new adventure! Camp CB offers quality childcare and memorable summertime experiences. For ages 5-14, the Camp CB Adventure Camp program is designed for the older age group wanting a challenging adventure around the mountain. Campers can choose from lift rides, nature hikes, Adventure Park, sports and more. For ages 3 and 4, the Mini Camp program is designed for the younger age group to allow the counselors to structure the same activities around their interest and energy level. Open daily from June 14 – September 1 from 9 AM – 4 PM. 5 and 10 pack discounts available. Call 970-349-2211.
Mountain Adventures:
Experience our mountains, rivers, lakes, crags, trails, and scenery from river raft, by foot, on a mountain bike, in a canoe, with a fly-rod in hand, or high on a cliff, zipline or chairlift! For its second summer, Mountain Adventures for children ages 7 to 14 will be based out of Crested Butte Mountain Resort. The program will continue as it has for the last 20 years; however there will now be added benefits of having access to the CBMR Adventure Park and chairlifts. Mountain Adventures will run from June 9 through August 22 with the exception of July 4 from 9 AM – 3:30 PM. Call 970-349-2211.
Mountain Sports Bike Team:
Over the past few years the Mountain Adventures Program has been offering a great program for local mountain bikers through the Mountain Shredders Team. As we move into this summer we will be taking the successes we have seen with Mountain Shredders and rolling it into our new Mountain Sports Mountain Bike Team. We are building a gravity based downhill team and an X-country/enduro team. We are looking forward to reshaping this summer program and continue to build a "pipeline" for athletes very similar to what the Mountain Sports Team has formed for our winter programs. The beginner and intermediate mt bike programs in mt adventures will complete the pipeline. This will provide the opportunity for any level cyclist to have a program to begin their biking pathway in.
Guided Hiking
There are three types of Guided Hikes at Crested Butte Mountain Resort. First is the Guided Adventure Hike where you ride to the top of the Red Lady Lift for an exciting hiking adventure on the majestic Crested Butte Mountain. This meandering and mostly downhill hike, passes through beautiful wildflowers, aspen and evergreen groves. Guides will be discussing many fascinating environmental features of these elegant areas, and other areas around Crested Butte. Offered 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. also offer a Family Adventure Guided Hike for up to 5 people.The second is the Summit Hike where you ride to the top of the Silver Queen Lift to explore the wonders of a fragile high- alpine environment and venture to the summit of the famed Crested Butte Mountain. This moderately difficult hike passes through areas of unique animals, alpine plants, scree and talus fields. Guides will share the wonders of this special environment area, and other areas around Crested Butte. Offered at 10 a.m. also offer a Family Summit Hike for up to 5 people. Last hike is our Wildflowers of Crested Butte Mountain Resort, where you take a lift for a 1 mile tour led by an experienced Wildflower Festival Guide.
Disc Golf
Try Colorado's most scenic 18 hole disc golf course. Ten-Three @ CB is eighteen holes of pure fun for beginners and seasoned players alike and was recently named one of the top 25 courses in America. The course begins at the top of the Red Lady Express Lift and meanders to within easy strolling distance of the base area. Discs can be rented at the Rental & Demo center located adjacent to the Adventure Park. Disc Golf Bag Rental: $8 (3 disks) Replacement Disks: $10
Lift-Accessed 3DArchery
To align with the incredible hunting opportunities that the Gunnison Valley has to offer, CBMR is putting in a 20-target Archery Course at the top of the Red Lady Express for archers to practice their skills all summer long. Mule Deer, Whitetail Deer, Black Bear, Fox, Coyote and Rocky Mountain Elk will be set amongst the beautiful mountain landscape in a format that will appeal to all ability levels. The loop from the lift will cover a total of about one and a half miles and return archers to the top of the lift, where they will download back to the base area. Mountain Adventures summer program will also be offering archery lessons to kids 7 years old and up
Live! From Mt. Crested Butte
Presented by the Mt. Crested Butte Town Center Community Association The Live from Mt. CB music series will return for the summer of 2015 with an exciting lineup of amazing musicians. Join us Wednesday evenings for free music at the base of Mt. Crested Butte. All shows will take place at the Red Lady Stage in Mt. Crested Butte from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 2015 Line Up starts July 1 and goes until August 19.
July 1 - Todo Mundo (World)
July 8- Jason Eady (Country)
July 15- Humming House (Americana)
July 22-Samantha Fish (Blues)
July 29 - Pokey La Farge (Early Jazz/Ragtime)
August 5 - Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real (Rock)
August 12- Zongo Junction (Brooklyn Afrobeat)
August 19 - Trout Steak Revival (Bluegrass)
Off Mountain Activities Rafting
Experience the thrill and beauty of rafting down Crested Butte's beautiful rivers. Half day and full day trips down the Taylor or Gunnison Rivers are available. Or, enjoy a zipline and raft package. Enjoy a morning zipline and afternoon rafting. For more information, please call 970-349-4554.
Jeep Tours
Let a knowledgeable driver take you to see majestic views of Paradise Divide and surrounding areas. Call 970-349-4554
Fish the diverse public and private waters of the area with an experienced guide. Book half-day or full-day walk/wade trips or float trips. Call 970-349-4554 Horseback RidingExplore the beauty of the Crested Butte area with a guided horseback ride through the surrounding mountains and valleys. Full and half day guided rides are available. For more information, please call 970-349-4554
Activities for People With Disabilities
The Adaptive Sports Center (ASC) of Crested Butte provides year-round outdoor recreation activities for people with disabilities and their families. Winter programs include adaptive instruction for alpine skiing, Nordic skiing and snowboarding. Lessons include private instruction, a lesson-only lift ticket, and equipment. The ASC also has an extensive summer program with activities including boating, cycling, rock climbing and horseback riding. For more information, call 866-349-2296, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit the website at www.adaptivesports.org.
Crested Butte Overview
Summer 2015
Crested Butte, Colorado is known as the "Wildflower Capital of Colorado", the Last Great Colorado Ski Town, and a founding place of mountain biking.
Summer in Crested Butte is like no other, recognized by the Colorado state legislature as the Wildflower Capital of Colorado and surrounded by 1.7 million acres of National Forest, you will be in awe of the nature-dominated beauty. With the dramatic scenery of Paradise Divide, the vast fields painted in yellows, purples, reds and blues, the adventure to be found on the mountain and the charm of downtown Crested Butte, you have found paradise and we welcome you to enjoy it with us.Looking for a place to inspire your passion for adventure? Crested Butte is the outdoor playground you've been looking for at any age. Hiking, mountain biking, fishing, rafting, ziplining, jeep tours, mountaineering, horseback riding or simply star-gazing are all part of the daily life in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. You'll love the warmth of the summer sun and the cool crisp mountain evenings. Crested Butte is a great mountain getaway to escape the heat. With average summer temperatures in the mid- 70's, it is no wonder the saying goes "we came for winter, but stayed for summer."
The Gunnison Valley is home to over 750 miles of single-track and some of the most talked about trails in the world. All these trails are in our backyard. MTBhome.com is a great place to get acquainted with the cross country trails throughout the valley. If you would rather stick closer to home than venture out and explore the Evolution Bike Park at Crested Butte Mountain Resort. The park serves over 30 miles of lift-served cross-country and downhill tracks for all abilities. There is everything from wide, flowy tracks for beginners to steep rock gardens and more technical descents for the experts. The lifts run daily from 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. all summer and on Wednesdays and Fridays, the Red Lady Lift is open for Twilight Rides run until 7 p.m.
There is a little bit of Adventure for everyone at Crested Butte Mountain Resort. Families love the resort's Adventure Park. Spend an hour or an entire day; The Adventure Park is sure to garner giggles, shouts and squeals of pure joy. Families can enjoy mini golf, rock climbing, bungee trampolines, the Coke Zero Gravity BagJump and newest feature the Tin Cup Mining Co., where kids prospect for gems just like the miners of yesteryears did. Activities can be purchased a la carte or take advantage of the Adventure Ticket and enjoy unlimited access to chairlift rides and Adventure Park activities all day long. For an additional on-mountain adventure fly high above the base area on the Crested Butte Zipline tour. This one of a kind adventure includes five zip lines ranging in length from 120 - 400 feet connected by features or events such as suspended wood bridges and towering platforms. The guided zip line tour is approximately one-and-one-half to two hours long. Want to explore off the mountain? There are jeep tours, rafting outings, fishing trips and a plethora of hiking trails to lose yourself in the wilderness. Just ask any local for some tips, they are always willing to share their favorite gems. The Mountain Concierge in the resort's Adventure Center can help plan any activity to get outside and enjoy the beauty in our mountainous paradise.
Crested Butte Mountain Resort has an array of properties from hotel rooms at the Grand Lodge to luxury slopeside condos, there is a little bit of something for everyone. Consistently rated the top lodging property in Crested Butte on Trip Advisor, the Lodge at Mountaineer Square offers 95 luxurious multi-bedroom residences and 38 elegant hotel rooms. Located just steps from the chair lifts and all the summer action, the Lodge also features a 9,000 square foot conference center, a fitness room, indoor/outdoor pool area with a sauna and hot tub, and on-premise retail and culinary opportunities. Ask about the great rates and come experience guest service at its finest at The Lodge at Mountaineer Square. The Grand Lodge at Crested Butte features the best pool and hot tub in the area and is the perfect location for families and that nice weekend getaway. Book a unique plant-derived spa treatment at the Wildflower Spa to experience the soothing botanical extracts and wildflower essences during your relaxing and rejuvenating massage. Start your mornings off right with the delicious daily breakfast buffet or end your day playing pool and enjoying a new alpine menu at The WoodStone Grille, adjacent to the hotel lobby. Groups and families love the Plaza for its convenient location just 100 yards from the ski area's main lift, the Silver Queen. The Plaza is also unique for its condominium setting with hotel style services. Spacious two- and three- bedroom suites include everything you need to be independent, while on-site check-in, a restaurant and bar, daily housekeeping services, covered parking and two hot tubs provide all the benefits of a hotel. Besides our three main lodging properties we help book condos, Bread and Breakfasts and will help the guest find the perfect homebase.
Everyone needs a little fuel for their adventures. Stop at Butte 66 and enjoy the best deck in the base area and special in-house barbeque, salads, milkshakes, burgers and more. Need a filling breakfast try the all you can eat buffet or end your day playing pool and enjoying a NEW alpine menu at WoodStone Grille, located in the Grand Lodge. Want a grab and go burrito then Jefe's is the spot. Order and head on out to the mountain for a picnic or enjoy their patio in the Colorado sunshine.
The weeks between Opening Day at the resort, June 13 and Labor Day are chock-full of events and activities at Crested Butte. From the oldest mountain bike festival in the world, to our wacky small town Independence Day parade, to the Wildflower Festival, to the Wine and Food Festival and free live music on Mondays and Wednesdays, to the Crested Butte Music Festival, to the Crested Butte Film Festival, there is something for everyone and the fun never stops! These are just a few of the crazy events, to learn more visit www.ridecb.com/events
Evolution Bike Park Facts and Stats
Lift Operating Hours
Red Lady Express: June 13 – Sept. 13: 9:30am - 5pm
Twilight Rides on Wednesdays and Fridays: open until 7pm
Fall Hours: September 18 – 28 Friday, Saturday, Sunday Only: 10am - 5pm
Crested Butte is located in southwest Colorado, within the Gunnison National Forest and the Elk Mountain Range of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. The resort lies in the town of Mt. Crested Butte three miles from the town of Crested Butte, one of Colorado's largest National Historic Districts originally settled in the 1880s as a mining supply camp. The Evolution Bike Park is located within the ski area boundary on Crested Butte Mountain Resort.
Evolution Bike Park
The Evolution Bike Park was established at Crested Butte Mountain Resort in 2009. Since the beginning, it has been designed to meet the needs of all riders; from beginners on two wheels to gravity experts. The Bike Park has a diverse network of trail that now contains over 30 miles of singletrack on the resort; both lift-served downhill trails and cross country rides that connect to some of the legendary rides in and around Crested Butte. The Evolution Bike Park also offers services such as Specialized demo bikes, bike guides for the bike park and lessons. There is also a bike wash in the base area, a tune station and a skills zone. Each year, the trail crew continues to evolve the bike park with more trails, new sections of trail and maintenance to offer great riding at the resort to compliment 750 miles of mountain biking that the Gunnison Valley has to offer.
26 total biking trails – for more description look below Multi-use Trails (uphill and downhill bike use) – 10 Trails
2 Beginner
5 Intermediate
3 Advanced
Downhill Designated Trails - 15 Trails
4 Beginner
3 Intermediate
6 Advanced
2 Expert
Uphill Bike & 2-way Hike – 1 Trail
Skills Zone
New this summer crews will be building a Skills Zone in the base area with small berms, rock gardens, and rollers to get riders comfortable on varied terrains. A second Skills Zone is at the top of the Red Lady Lift, slightly bigger features for riders before descending down the trails.
Ticket Pricing Summer Season
Adult Child **Senior***
All Day Hike & Bike $41 $35 $39
2 of 3 Day Hike & Bike $58 $49 $55
5 Day Hike & Bike $89 $76 $85
Hike & Bike Tickets include unlimited lift rides and Adventure Park access
*Child category includes ages 7 – 17 years.
**Children 6 & under ride free – but the Adventure Park costs money for kids 6 & under ***Senior category includes ages 65 and over.
Note: Discounted lift ticket packages are available year-round through Crested Butte Vacations: (844) 993-9545
Twilight Rides
Enjoy riding the Red Lady Lift a little later on Wednesday and Friday nights for just $7, which includes a free beer or soda at Butte 66. The Twilight ticket is from 4:30 pm – 7 pm throughout the summer.
Evolution Bike Guides
We've got secrets to share. Our top-notch instructors can't keep a secret. Their expertise and local knowledge give you just the right tip and insight to evolve your riding to the next level. Whether you are learning to downhill or cross country ride for the first time or you are interested in taking it to the next level, our team of experienced instructors is sure to improve your time on the hill.
Prices*: Adult Kids
Full day group $140 $80
Trail Descriptions
Base Area Skill Zone - Beginner – Come build your skill base or sharpen your fundamentals in the Skill Zone. Choose from a pump track to beginner single track and learn what sort of obstacles you'll find on the mountain.
Red Lady Skill Zone - Beginner / intermediate - This area is a single track loop that has a variety of skill building obstacles to will help riders prepare for the trails in the Bike Park. Iti s all about evoling yourself as a rider in the Evolution Bike Park and this is the perfect place to begin, no matter your skill level. The features will build upon what riders encountered in the base area skills zone and give them another chance to practice or warm up prior to descending the mountain.
Up and Away – Beginner - uphill only bike & 2-way hike – A single track trail leaving the base area providing bikers with access to other multi use trails without encountering downhill traffic. This trail is also used for hiking access.
Primer – Beginner – Multi-use Trail – Flowing single track that connects to the top of the Red Lady lift. A great starting point for lift access mountain biking. Hikers are allowed on this trail as well.
Painter Boy – Beginner – Multi-use Trail - This local's favorite takes you through fields of wildflowers and stands of aspen trees. It can be accessed by the Red Lady Express or also used as an uphill cross country route.
Awakening & Lower Awakening – Beginner – Downhill Only – Rollers and Berms is the theme throughout this piece of trail that travels through beautiful meadows and aspen forest. A great introduction to riding with excavated trails, giving riders a wider track to get them comfortable on a mountain biking trail.
Downtime – Beginner – Downhill Only – The final stretch into the base area. Rolling flow all the way back to the lift.
Hotdogger - Beginner - Downhill Only – A super fun first trip down the Evolution Bike Park, Hotdogger connects the top of the Red Lady to Lower Awakening with smooth easy turns that weave their way down the hill. This is a machine built trail to offer a wider tread for novice riders and some adaptive bikes. Gradients are consistent with other beginner trails in the Bike Park.
Columbine – Intermediate- Multi-use Trail- Wind your way up Columbine Hill through grassy meadows and Aspen forest. From the top of Columbine trail loop around Horseshoe and Westside for a longer day, or explore one of the many other great options back to the base area.
Prospector – Intermediate – Multi-use Trail - Another cross country option that winds through alpine meadow and Pine forest overlooking Gothic Mountain and the East River Valley. Prospect offers a great piece of single trail that can tie in various loops with Meander and Wood's Trail.
Meander – Intermediate – Multi-use Trail- The name says it all. Meander your way through beautiful mountain landscape on excellent single track that overlooks the East River valley. This trail now has an extension that goes all the way to the Snodgrass trailhead for an added bonus to your loop.
Lower Meander - Intermediate - Multi Use Trail - A section of single track that adds to Meander and allows riders to stay on trail all the way to Gothic Road near the Snodgrass Trailhead. There are amazing views of the East River Valley on this section of trail.
Town Shuttle – Intermediate / Advanced – Multi Use – Stay on trail all the way to town.This new piece of trail will connect the Westside trail to the Upper Loop via hand built singletrack.To be built during the summer of 2015 as a partnership between Crested Butte Mountain Resort and the Crested Butte Mountain Bike Association (CBMBA).
Luge - Intermediate-Downhill Only- Inspired by CBMR's own Adaptive Sport Center hand cyclists, Luge is a gravity assisted trail that flows through moderate terrain featuring man-made berms and rollers mixed in with natural obstacles. This trail is a great place to get comfortable on your bike before heading to the next step in your riding evolution, Timeline.
Frequency – Intermediate – Downhill Only -This trail follows fun undulating natural terrain and is a great introduction to jumping your bike, but not to worry, catching air is not mandatory and all features can be rolled over.
Five Way – Intermediate – Downhill Only – A short piece of trail that will provide better access to the 5 way / Ten Peaks trails ( Painterboy, Awakening, Prospector, Woods, Crusader, Columbine).
Westside - Advanced- Multi-use Trail - Westside is an epic piece of single track. Amazing sections of flowing trail through Aspen and dark Pine forest are the highlight of this ride. Plenty of technical challenges make this a true Rocky Mountain bike trail.
Timeline – Advanced – Downhill Only- A fast and flowing trail through awesome natural terrain with a variety of dirt and wood features to keep you smiling.
Timetable – Advanced – Downhill Only – An alternate finish to the popular Timeline trail this fast flowing trail offers an additional 13 dirt and wood features before connecting to either Avery or Downtime.
Avery – Advanced – Downhill Only - Avery was the site of the DH racecourse for the Mountain States Cup and Pro GRT. Avery throws a little of everything your way as you descend through pine forest, rock gardens, fast open terrain, and manmade jumps.
Boulder Mason – Advanced – Downhill Only – The result of two talented trail builders who are not afraid to move large rocks all day and create a unique piece of track that is like riding the top of a stone wall through a maze of boulders and aspen forest.A short but awesome addition to the trail network that creates an option within Avery and after Psycho Rocks brought to you by the genius of Tulip and Steinwand.
Wood's Trail – Advanced – Downhill Only - A smooth gravity fed trail with a mix of manmade obstacles throughout. Ride the top of Luge and then pedal out through the Aspen forest of Painter Boy to access this trail. This is a downhill only trail that requires riding Gothic Road back to the base area.
Crusader – Advanced – Downhill Only – Utilizing the quality dirt on the Gold Link side of the mountain, Crusader corners and jumps its way down steep natural terrain, with technical features, bridges and jumps. It is sure to please the gravity crowd.
Captain Jack - Expert- Downhill Only- A true DH race course that will throw a little of everything at riders and racers. Fast sections, technical sections, and physically demanding sections will all combine while traveling through unique and awesome terrain. The line that many long time Evolution Bike Park riders have been looking for and a true challenge on natural terrain.
Psycho Rocks – Expert – Begin on Avery and head left shortly from the start. Psycho Rocks is our most technical trail in the Evolution Bike Park. It starts with a series of technical features and then fast and flowing until you hit the official "Psycho Rocks" where you must be prepared to select lines through massive boulders and extensive bridging.


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Utah Department of Public Safety: Motorcycle Safety Campaign, Wind
Wind feels great in your face.
Bumpers, less so.
Ride aware.
Advertising Agency: Richter7, Salt Lake City, USA
Executive Creative Director: Dave Newbold
Creative Directors: Gary Sume, Ryan Anderson
Art Director: Ryan Anderson
Copywriter: Gary Sume
Published:May 2010
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capywriterMay 29, 2010 - 12:18
These lines are better and more smart than in the other road safety campaign that was posted today.
GuestSep 22, 2010 - 23:24
As the mother of a dead 'speed bump', I was fairly offended. They are eye catching, but the sensitivity level is right there with the cop who told me he was too busy with other things to investigate my son's death. Do you have a plan to educate law enforcement. Bias is not fact.


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More than five million Americans are believed to have Alzheimer's Disease, and the Muskingum County Center for Seniors is trying to promote awareness.
On Tuesday, the center held free screenings to detect memory problems. Martha Purkey administered the exams, which consisted of questions and tasks to assess memory.
"For people who feel as though they're having memory problems - can't remember where they put something, start into a room and don't remember what they've gone for, put their keys in the wrong place - that's a real big problem," said Purkey.
Purkey said a screening does not diagnose any illness, but it can indicate if someone should pursue a follow-up medical exam. She said helping people age successfully is her passion.
"You just have to realize that everybody with Alzheimer's is different, and sometimes they have little lucid moments when that person really comes out, and that's what makes it a good field to be in," said Purkey.
The event was part of National Memory Screening Day.


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Going to the new Milwaukee arena? Bring your photo ID
It's a dream game.
The No. 5 ranked Marquette Golden Eagles are hosting the No. 3 ranked Georgetown Hoyas in the region's new 18,000-seat arena in downtown Milwaukee. Security is tight, and the lines are long for the biggest game of the year for both teams.
But what's this? Ushers are checking IDs at the door — and about a third of the fans are being turned away. What's going on here?
It's because those fans are from Ozaukee and Waukesha counties — counties whose political leadership refused to participate in a regional sales tax to fund the new home of the Golden Eagles and Milwaukee Bucks and to pay for other important cultural institutions such as the Milwaukee Art Museum.
Even though many of their residents regularly attended the old BMO Harris Bradley Center for sporting events or big-name concerts, those politicians didn't think it was fair that their citizens help pay for the facility that made those events possible.
So...they don't get in — unless they pay a little extra through the turnstiles.
This, of course, is a fantasy. The Golden Eagles and the Bucks will not put a fence around a new arena — and they won't be checking IDs at the door. They want the region's new facility, if it's built, to be open to everyone, especially our neighbors to the south, who come to Milwaukee and spend big money on tickets and food in the mistaken quest to cheer for the Chicago Bulls.
The point is that sports arenas benefit the entire region, so the residents of the entire region should help pay for them. A 48-member community task force organized by the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce is beginning what will be a year of work to study funding options to preserve and enhance key cultural facilities in the region.
I know Milwaukee County residents cannot afford to foot the entire bill for a new $450 million sports arena — and they shouldn't have to. When the Bradley Center was donated to the city of Milwaukee 25 years ago, its purpose was to provide a home for local sports teams (note that word donated; we haven't paid for a new arena in decades). The Bradley Center became an entertainment hub for concerts, shows and regional and national conventions.
But while the BMO still looks good, it is about 20,000 square feet too small and lacks the amenities and restaurants that the NBA demands so that its teams are profitable. The arena is not competitive any longer for either the NBA or for some entertainment acts. If the Bucks don't have a plan in place to either expand and remodel the current facility or build a new one by 2015, the NBA will force the team's hand.
The best solution is to continue the stadium tax that was established to build Miller Park and use it to fund the public's portion of the cost of a new arena. If Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha counties want to opt out, fine; let them. But the new arena then should charge residents from those counties a surcharge for every ticket they buy.
We paid for Miller Park as a region, and the Milwaukee Brewers continue to draw 3 million fans a year, many of them from outside Milwaukee County.
So far, there is an understandable amount of angst about paying for a new arena, whether it's part of a broader plan to fund cultural institutions or not.
The Ozaukee County Board voted earlier this month to oppose any kind of regional tax to help finance either a multipurpose arena in Milwaukee or expand or renovate the Wisconsin Center's convention space. The vote in favor of the resolution was overwhelming: 21-2, with three abstentions.
In Waukesha, County Executive Dan Vrakas said he would oppose a tax increase to pay for a new arena, although there is no such resolution on the table.
Racine County Executive Jim Ladwig said the Miller Park tax caused a lot of anger among his county's residents, and he doesn't want them on the hook for something that benefits only Milwaukee. He said Racine has its own public spaces to pay for.
All the counties have obligations. But the Bucks, the Golden Eagles — and Lady Gaga — are not playing in Ozaukee, Racine, Washington and Waukesha counties. They play and perform in Milwaukee County. Residents of those counties should contribute to the cost of an arena they will use.
The Brewers already offer what I'm suggesting in reverse. Residents of Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Washington and Waukesha counties can save 50% on seats to the "5-County 5-Day Celebration" to certain games.
Extending the stadium tax ultimately comes down to a value proposition. If it costs a penny on a dollar in public support for a new arena and to bolster other cultural institutions, residents will have to ask themselves if it's worth it.
I think it is: $1.06 for a soda or $1.05 is all the same to me, especially since I'm convinced that a new facility will keep the Bucks in town for decades, spur economic growth by generating jobs, boost downtown businesses and restaurants and attract top entertainers who currently pass us by because Milwaukee has an outdated facility.
That's worth more than a few pennies.
James E. Causey is a Journal Sentinel editorial writer, columnist and blogger. Email email@example.com. Facebook: fb.me/james.causey.12 Twitter: twitter.com/jecausey
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Think it takes all sorts of wrangling with public affairs folks to connect with a senior government official? Not if you're trying to talk to the federal CTO or CIO.
Addressing an audience at FedScoop's June 20 U.S. Innovation Summit on how to unleash the power of digital government, federal CTO Todd Park and colleague federal CIO Steven VanRoekel urged citizens, feds and industry alike to reach out to them about data initiatives and ideas around innovation.
"If you're a developer or know developers or people ... who have great ideas, not only let us know but start working with this stuff," VanRoekel said. "Work with your favorite agencies on saying, 'hey, if this data was unlocked, I can do this amazing thing.' We want to hear about those things."
VanRoekel urged people to tweet both him (@stevenvDC) and Park (@todd_park) to share ideas and insight.
Those who want to make a difference and help grow the U.S. economy as well as foster innovation should look at healthdata.gov and similar data initiatives "and come up with brilliant ideas" and then submit their prototypes and platforms for consideration to be exhibited at upcoming "datapaloozas," Park said.
Park also welcomed constructive criticism around the different federal data initiatives, saying the only way to improve government information is to get feedback from users.
"You can actually both tweet us or, if you like, email me directly at firstname.lastname@example.com," he said. "If you've heard me speak before, you know that I read my own email and [follow] protocol which is that if I don't get back to you in 72 hours, please reply with 'You idiot' and I'll search and reply."
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The agency is making strides in developing and deploying border technologies but still has some weaknesses.
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