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The Skylar Neil Foundation was founded by singer and musician Vince Neil, in honor of his daughter Skylar, who passed away after a long battle with cancer in 1995. The Skylar Neil Foundation's mission is to honor Skylar by raising money and awareness through unique charitable events, such as this golf tournament, and activities it sponsors, and, grant and award the money raised to medical, research, and educational institutions/groups/individuals who are doing breakthrough work to find cures for cancer, AIDS, and other diseases.
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The mathematics course will provide you with an in-depth introduction to pure mathematics.
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If you decide to study mathematics on the UPCSE course, it is important that you are fully familiar with the topics listed in the "Essential Background Knowledge in Mathematics" section outlined below. This may involve the need for private study and/or revision over the summer vacation before the UPCSE course begins.
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Essential Background Knowledge in Mathematics
You should be completely familiar with the arithmetic of the integers, of fractions and of real numbers, laws of indices for integer and rational exponents, and the manipulation of surds. You need to be able to solve linear equations in two variables, and should be familiar with geometric interpretations of these. You also need to be competent with manipulation of algebraic expressions and the solution of quadratic equations by completing the square, solution by discriminant, and the graph of a quadratic.
You should have knowledge of the elementary trigonometric functions of sin/cos/tan. You should be able to solve problems using trigonometry and be able to use the sine and cosine rules appropriately. You should be familiar with measuring angles in degrees and radians.
You should be familiar with Pythagoras's Theorem, with the solution of problems involving ratio and proportion (including similar triangles) and links between length, area and volume of similar figures. You need also to be familiar with the perimeter and area of a circle, and the volume of a cone and a sphere, the properties of a circle, and co-ordinate geometry and elementary 2D vectors.
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Algebraic identities, inequalities and functions; partial fractions; quadratic equations; logarithms; remainder theorem; Pascal's triangle; arithmetic and geometric series and their sums to n terms and sum to infinity of the convergent geometric series.
Mappings; domains and ranges; exponential and log functions; inverse functions; representing a function as a curve; curve sketching and even/odd/periodic functions; finding zeros, asymptotes, symmetries, maxima and minima of function. The modulus function.
Trigonometric functions and identities
Sine and cosine rules; trigonometric functions, their relationships and identities; graphical representations; periodic properties and symmetries of trigonometric functions; solution to trigonometric equations; hyperbolic functions and their identities.
To cover both differentiation and integration. Work on differentiation will include geometrical interpretation, derivatives of standard functions, differentiation of the sum, product and quotient of functions, derivatives of simple functions defined implicitly or parametrically. The derivative of the composition of two functions and its applications, along with applications to gradients, tangents, normals, maxima and minima.
Work on integration will include geometric interpretation as area under a curve, the fundamental Theorem of Calculus. Also covered will be the integration of standard functions, techniques of integration, evaluation of definite integrals, evaluation of areas under a curve or between two curves, and numerical appropriations of definite integrals
Work on vectors will focus on 2D and 3D vectors, algebraic properties of addition, scalar multiplication and their geometrical properties; Distance between two points; equations of lines and planes; Direction Ratios and direction cosines; Scalar and vector products.
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Imaginary numbers; algebraic properties of complex numbers; complex roots of quadratic equations; argand diagrams and modulus/argument form of complex numbers; cube and nth roots of unity; DeMoivre's theorem; exponential form of complex numbers; relationships between hyperbolic, trigonometric and exponential functions.
Column vectors; general matrix arithmetic; transformations in 2D; determinants; inverse matrices; solution to simultaneous equations; basic gaussian elimination.
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POSING FOR THE CAMERA: Donna Karan, Sting and Trudie Styler, Ali MacGraw, Rodney Yee and wife Colleen Saidman, along with other famed yoga instructors, hit their downward dogs for Vanity Fair's June issue. Photographer Michael O'Neill, who credits yoga with helping him regain use of his right arm after surgery to remove bone deposits from his neck, traveled from New York to Hawaii to India to shoot yoga masters for the photo essay, "Planet Yoga." The subjects aren't your average weekend yogi — Karan, for example, has been practicing yoga since she was a teenager, and was photographed in her home in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The issue hits newsstands May 8 nationwide; outtakes from the shoot will be on vanityfair.com beginning Wednesday. — Stephanie D. Smith


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The Calgary Hitmen are playing tonight and have scored 5 goals. Alex Plante has been shutout.
It's been bugging me lately that Alex Plante hasn't been scoring like he did a year ago. He's at least playing now (missed last game, back this one) and I know he's no longer paired with Karl Alzner but really after a pretty big offensive season a year ago (8-30-38 in 58gp) you'd think the guy would be doing a little better.
Plante's apparently got a condition that is affecting him alot (sciatic nerve) plus he's had a bad charley horse, a concussion and goodness knows what else.
The problem as I see it is that he's no longer on the powerplay. Last season he went 6-21-27 with the man advantage so when we take those numbers out we get a much clearer indication about his real offensive output season over season:
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An off-duty Chicago police officer had his service weapon taken when he was robbed at gunpoint while sitting in his car in the South Side Chatham neighborhood Tuesday night.
The robbery happened about 7:30 p.m., as the off-duty officer sat in his own car near 91st and King Drive, police said. Two males approached him, one on either side of the car. As one opened the passenger's side door, the other tapped the window on the driver's side and displayed a gun, according to police.
The man with the gun told his accomplice, "I think he's a cop, check for a gun," police said Wednesday.
The two robbers took the officer's gun, cell phone and wallet, according to police. The officer was not injured.


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Brantley Gilbert and Chris Young will guest star as themselves on ABC's Nashville Wednesday, January 23. They'll make cameos as guests at a party celebrating the success of Rayna James and Juliette Barnes' hit duet "Wrong Song" on the show.
A new episode of Nashville airs Wednesday, January 9 at 10 p.m. ET.
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The hepatic function panel, also known as liver function tests, is a group of seven tests used to evaluate the liver for injury, infection, or inflammation.
The liver plays important roles: It stores energy from food, makes proteins, and helps remove toxins. The liver also makes bile, a fluid that helps in digestion.
Liver function tests help doctors find out whether the liver has been damaged. If your child is experiencing symptoms of liver disease — including jaundice (yellowish skin or eyes), dark urine, nausea, vomiting, or abdominal swelling — these tests may be ordered. They may also be done to help diagnose viral infections (such as hepatitis or mononucleosis) or to monitor medications that can cause liver-related side effects.
The hepatic function panel evaluates:
Although the hepatic function panel can be done without any preparation, it's more accurate when performed after fasting. Your child may be asked to stop eating and drinking for 10 to 12 hours before this blood test. You should also tell your doctor about any medications your child is taking because certain drugs might alter the test results.
On the day of the test, having your child wear a short-sleeve shirt can make things easier for the technician who will be drawing the blood.
A health professional will usually draw the blood from a vein. For an infant, the blood may be obtained by puncturing the heel with a small needle (lancet). If the blood is being drawn from a vein, the skin surface is cleaned with antiseptic, and an elastic band (tourniquet) is placed around the upper arm to apply pressure and cause the veins to swell with blood. A needle is inserted into a vein (usually in the arm inside of the elbow or on the back of the hand) and blood is withdrawn and collected in a vial or syringe.
After the procedure, the elastic band is removed. Once the blood has been collected, the needle is removed and the area is covered with cotton or a bandage to stop the bleeding. Collecting blood for this test will only take a few minutes.
Either method (heel or vein withdrawal) of collecting a sample of blood is only temporarily uncomfortable and can feel like a quick pinprick. Afterward, there may be some mild bruising, which should go away in a day or so.
The blood sample will be processed by a machine. Parts of a hepatic function panel may be available in minutes in an emergency, but more commonly the full test results come after a few hours or the next day.
If any of the results seem to point to liver damage or disease, further testing may be necessary to determine what's causing the problem and how to treat it.
The hepatic function panel is considered a safe procedure. However, as with many medical tests, some problems can occur with having blood drawn:
Having a blood test is relatively painless. Still, many children are afraid of needles. Explaining the test in terms your child can understand might help ease some of the fear.
Allow your child to ask the technician any questions he or she might have. Tell your child to try to relax and stay still during the procedure, as tensing muscles and moving can make it harder and more painful to draw blood. It also may help if your child looks away when the needle is being inserted into the skin.
If you have questions about the hepatic function panel, speak with your doctor. You can also talk to the technician before the procedure.
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Date reviewed: February 2011
Note: All information is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses and treatment, consult your doctor.
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The 30th annual Miracle Makers fundraising special aired on KOMO 4 TV on June 6, 2014. The special takes us on a journey through the hopes, fears, victories and challenges facing patients at Seattle Children's. Cosponsored by Costco Wholesale and KOMO 4.
In the spirit of the holidays, patients, parents and doctors share inspirational stories of healing and hope. From surviving heart failure and a near-death drowning to battling a flesh-eating disease, witness how the impossible became possible thanks to the care patients received at Seattle Children's Hospital.
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J-chip product news Vol.2
How to keep built-in battery life for J-chip TAG
The built-in battery for J-chip TAG is Manganese Dioxide Lithium secondary battery and self-discharge ratio is much smaller than button type NiCd cell.
If this J-chip TAG is kept at the same room temperature(around 23 degrees C), the self-discharge ratio becomes only 2% and if it is kept during 5 years with same temperature condition, around 90% of capacity is available.
For example, the number of antenna mats for full marathon (42.195km) assumed to 12pcs (start(2), 5K,10K,15K,20K,25K,30K,35K,40K and finish(2)), in this case transmission by trigger antenna is 12 times (total 60 seconds, maximum) by one runner
and even if this condition is continued for one month, consumable power of battery is only 1.32 mAh.
Remark: Capacity of current built-in battery is 30 mAh with full charge condition.
The result of computation, if J-chip TAG is charged once every two(2) months, charging capacity is within 10% of full capacity of J-chip TAG (in case of full charged) so consume of battery very small.
It is possible to use it about 300 times(calculated theoretically) in the specification of this battery producing company when J-chip TAG is charged once every three(3) month and operating temperature of built-in battery itself is between minus 20 to 60 degrees C
(Remark: Operating temperature of J-chip TAG is minus 20 to 40 deg C)
We recommend number of charge is once every three(3) months and charging time is 10 hours.
In case of winter season or low temperature condition , please charge it once every two(2) months and 5 to 10 hours.
For you information, both 63ch type battery charger and new 119 type battery charger are the same. above period of charging and charging time.
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This is one of the darkest anti-war films ever made, in great part because its vision – that of the young director Stanley Kubrick (he was only 29, making his third full-length picture) – is as bleak as the story. The place is the western front of the first world war, in a section manned by the French army. An attack is decreed by General Broulard (Adolphe Menjou), and passed on to General Mireau (George Macready) to execute.Everyone knows the attack is doomed because infantry advancing over open ground torn apart by artillery barrages will be cut down by the machine guns in the secure German lines. But when the plan fails, Broulard determines that there must be scapegoats – alleged cowards or malingerers – who betrayed the national purpose. Colonel Dax (Kirk Douglas), who led the attack, is charged with picking three victims who will be subject to court martial and firing squad.
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- Production year: 1957
- Country: USA
- Cert (UK): PG
- Runtime: 86 mins
- Directors: Stanley Kubrick
- Cast: Adolphe Menjou, Kirk Douglas, Ralph Meeker
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The Humphrey Cobb novel on which it is based had been published in 1935. At that time, Sidney Howard made a play out of it, but the play flopped. Kubrick loved the book and he got a script out of Calder Willingham and Jim Thompson (the famous pulp novelist who wrote The Grifters and The Killer Inside Me). The project became viable when Kirk Douglas agreed to play Dax and to produce the film for his own company, Bryna Productions. The trench and attack scenes were all shot for just under $1m. The photography is in glittering black and white, but the pattern of tracking shots is Kubrick's design – and he actually shot some of the attack scene himself with a hand-held camera.
For the rest, there is a stark, sardonic contrast between the splendid chateau where the officers live and the mean barracks for the enlisted men. Douglas is angry but repressed – this is one of his most controlled performances. Menjou and Macready are properly odious. The three scapegoats are Ralph Meeker, Joe Turkel and Timothy Carey, abject or defiant but not sentimentalised. If you expect any kind of mercy or relief, then you are misjudging the misanthropic tone of this movie. But the conclusion is a strange, touching gesture to hope and the future, and it involves a young German actress – Susanne Christian – who would become Kubrick's wife.


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Tiger Woods will have a press conference on Friday. He will discuss his transgressions, his future in golf, and he will apologize. The world will be listening. According to public relations experts on sports talk radio, Tiger will be contrite and will explain how he is flawed and how he seeks forgiveness from the public and his family who he betrayed.
You know what I'm hoping he says? First I hope he says that people are too nosy and they need to mind their own business. He's a professional golfer and not an elected official. He's not a member of the clergy. People want to be Tiger Woods because he achieves greatness on the golf course, not because he's a family man. But he will say he is sorry, incredibly sorry. He's a man who made an unbelievable mistake. He doesn't know why he did it, but his regret is so very deep. Why, oh why did he ever get MARRIED!
Then I hope he puts on his very best Chris Rock impersonation. People say the tiger who mauled Roy from Sigfried and Roy went crazy. That tiger didn't go crazy, that tiger went tiger!!! This billionaire athlete went billionaire athlete. Tiger Woods may be the very first billionaire to have to apologize to the public for hedging his bets.
Michael Jordan was surreptitiously notorious about his extra curricular activities. The Chicago media didn't mention word one. It wasn't because they didn't want to disrupt Jordan's home life. Maybe they kept quiet because it was none of their business or it was a different time. I tend to believe because the media suckled at Jordan's teet. He drove interest in the sport to new heights. Tiger is amazingly similar. Tiger is the best athlete in his sport and without him, golf is a niche market. TV ratings plummet, sale of gear plummets, and the player's prize money plummets. Yet Tiger has to suffer the slings and arrows of lesser players without 1/10 of Tiger's outrageous fortune. And since when have men sided with Sue Ellen over JR?
Now how does this relate to the Dallas Cowboys you may be wondering. Not very well I will respond. Though Tony Romo is as close to Jordan and Woods as the Cowboys have. Quarterback, golfer, dater of starlets. Women love him, and men want to be him. Despite heavy pressures, he successfully avoided the nuptial trap like he avoids defensive lineman running free. He has received criticism for not focusing solely on football. Tony should never have to apologize for doing what every man would love to do in his spare time and I will never call for his apology.


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This tortoise, lost and found by its owner's neighbor, made a short pit stop before returning home. A man claimed it was his and took off, but thanks to officers, it wasn't long until "Jeeps" was back home.
"We've had her since she was a hatchling, a little tiny baby," says Trisha Walker.
Friday, Trisha Walker returned home to find her 16-year-old, 100-pound tortoise was gone. The gate was open and she was frantic.
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"So we took it and put it in the backyard and posted in the neighborhood over by the school... about 20 minutes after a fellow called and said he lost his tortoise, he'd left it with a friend and the gate got left open," said Deptuch.
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"I'm just blown away that they understand how much we care about our kids and homes and everything else that belongs to us, that somebody else doesn't have the right to take," says Walker.
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Busy advertising exec Paula Kroening, 41, had back-burnered exercise for too long -- and it showed. FITNESS fired up her routine again.
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For four years my gym membership card hung on my key chain unused. Every time I started the car to drive to my office in Chicago or unlocked the front door when I came home, I felt guilty that the card had not been to the one place it belonged: the check-in desk at my gym. I was at this impasse last winter when I had a business lunch with my boss. After listening to me make self-deprecating comments about my muffin top and watching me pick at the salad I had ordered in an attempt to diet, she encouraged me to reach out to FITNESS for the help I needed to get back on track. After all, I loved working out. I had once been a group exercise instructor, and I had even won a medal in sport aerobics at the national championships in 1998. It took me a few days to send the SOS e-mail, but I was determined to get back in shape or bust.
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One of this season's success stories has been the ascension of the Sonoraville girls to the top of Region 5 standings.
"It's really hard to know what to expect going into a season," said Sonoraville coach Stephanie Caudell. "I knew we had a really good group of kids and great team chemistry, but they have really surpassed my expectations."
No. 5-ranked Sonoraville was 21-7 last year, but did not reach the state playoffs. This year the Phoenix is 18-1 and riding a nine-game winning streak going into tonight's game against Cartersville. The Purple Hurricanes are in second place and will be trying to avenge a 54-39 loss to Sonoraville from Dec. 11.
"I attribute our success to a lot of hard work, great team leaders and the willingness of our players to buy into what we're trying to accomplish," Caudell said.
The team's top two players have been Carrie Cheeks, a 6-foor-2 junior post who averages 15.5 points, 9.5 rebounds and 2.9 blocks, and Payton Smith, a 5-7 point guard who averages 11.5 points and 5.2 steals.
Cheeks has been a force on the inside. Caudell said the center is "a great defender and rebounder and keeps getting better on the offensive end."
Smith is the floor leader who has made herself into a better scorer. "Defensively, she gets her hands on a ton of balls, as is evidenced in her number of steals," Caudell said.
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The No. 1-ranked girls beat Holy Innocents' 66-43 in the Girls Night Out Classic at Starr's Mill. Kaela Davis scored 28 points and Kristina Nelson scored 11 for the Wolves, now 13-3.
The No. 4-ranked boys won two games at the Flyin' to the Hoop Showcase in Dayton, Ohio. Buford defeated Xenia (Ohio) 52-50 on Saturday, with Isaiah Williams scored 17 points and Kyle Doyle getting 14 points and five rebounds. The Wolves beat Fairmont (Ohio) Kettering 67-56 on Monday, as A.J. Davis scored 23 points and grabbed 16 rebounds and Doyle added 23 points and nine rebounds. The boys (13-5) have won nine straight.
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A SCHEME to upgrade a water main in Chineham has been postponed.
South East Water was due to start the £148,000 project, which would have seen 665 metres of new water main installed around the A33 Crockford Roundabout and in Crockford Lane, on January 7.
James Smith, delivery manager for South East Water, said: "Although it is important that this water main is upgraded to reduce the likelihood of any future bursts, it is essential we do it with as minimal an impact on the local community as possible.
"We are currently working with Hampshire County Council regarding the timing of the work and any traffic management requirements, as well as looking again at the route of the new water main. As soon as a new start date has been scheduled, we will provide further information."
The scheme is part of the company's £390million programme of investment in improvements from 2010 to 2015.


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In 1958, 'Bas Dimanche' was launched as a brand of affordable good quality stockings for irresistible legs. Over the years they expanded into lingerie while continuing to engage its customers through product variations and creative campaigns.
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Interbrand re-examined the brand positioning and simplified the visual identity. We developed a new logo based on the brand's heritage and focused on the future. We maintained the original color palette while modifying the form and adding volume. The new logo reinforces innovation, simplicity, and modernity. It is visually more impactful in communicating the brand message: history and heritage combined with a modern vision.
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United States Alliance Fire Protection reaches over 1 Million work hours with-out a lost time incident. United States Alliance Fire Protection has achieved a rare feat in the construction industry. As of March 31, 2013 United States Alliance Fire Protection has worked a staggering 1,316,375 work hours without a lost time accident, further demonstrating why it is one of the safest contractors in the Chicagoland and Milwaukee area.
"This feat could not have been achieved without the help of everyone," USAFP President Chad Huennekens said. "We are extremely proud that every one of our associates go home at the end of the day to their families, safe and whole."
USAFP would like to thank all of its associates for making safety a first priority and encourages everyone to keep up the great work.
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The road is not an allegory. It is Vera Cruz Road, and it is right here under my wheels. It starts rising almost dead north to south from the only four-way stop in the little town it is named after, from an elevation of 556 feet at the smoke-smelling fieldstone establishment that a few years ago had to paint over a boast on the wall about being "probably the oldest tavern in the
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Turnpike then dips for a distance just slightly too long to make a full coast feel right before it rises to its peak of 773 feet, all in just a little more than a mile. It passes by on the east a farm where you can purchase brown eggs anytime or vegetables in season by putting a few dollars in an honor box, either this ride or the next time you come by if you happen to be tapped out, and it passes a church with a pastor confident enough or lazy enough to allow vines to maraud the walls every few springs, also on the east, and on the west, by the turnpike, it passes a dismal home where for years and years when the siding and windows were bright, and the grass as well, two German shepherds used to bound out and bark with happy menace at anyone who ever rode by. It has its ups and downs, this road, and its mysteries, and challenges and rewards, and a past that is in ways as unknowable as the future, just as my life has, but it is not like my life.
It is my life—or, at least, some part of my life so entwined with who I am that it can no longer be separated if it ever could: this road, and all the others, and everything that happens when I ride them.
Off Vera Cruz and through Powder Valley then past whatever the cleft beyond that is called, I take a turn new to me and ride into a hollow where the land lies in great greening billows to either side, and the yellow of the sun as it falls in widening beams seems distinct against the blue of the open sky. Up ahead on a beaten bridge connecting a gravel lane to the pavement stands a farmer in once-black wellies and overalls faded as natural a blue as the sky. A dusty school bus that has all this time been rumbling out of the far distance in the opposite lane brakes in front of him, flings out its protective arm and flicks on its red lights then retracts all the actions almost before a girl steps out, the whole procedure so perfunctory I know this road must be empty every afternoon and would be today except for me. The girl goes to the father and stops, and the bus has pulled away already and passes me, and as I ride by, the father puts his arm over his daughter's shoulders and leans in and touches his forehead to the side of her head, and they say something to each other, shift around, and start walking the lane to their home. His arm is still across her shoulders as they walk, then he reaches and takes her backpack off her and transfers it to his other hand and drapes his arm back over her, and they amble off crunching gravel, and something high and deep in my chest moves, swells, pulses, settles.
In a few miles, I turn in a direction that I think will be toward home, and after a while I pass a tiny shop and see a sidewalk vending box for a newspaper I don't know. This has not happened to me for a long time.
When I am not riding much I get fatter or, at a minimum, slacker, and my belly button fills with lint in a way it does not when the road leans me out. When I'm riding a lot, I get a callus on the top of each of my hands, in the web of skin between forefinger and thumb, a little hard button where my hands rest against the hoods for so many hours. I used to think the callus meant I was more of a cyclist and the lint less, but any such effort to quantify the extent to which I am a cyclist is meaningless. We are or we are not. We miss those damn sheps. We are put to an awe of what it is to be human, by a father and a daughter walking a gravel lane. We pedal to places we do not know and to which we will never return. We find our way home. For some of us on such rides, it all becomes us. And once it does, that is that.
After awhile, I see a ridge I recognize so I ride toward it, then I climb it. For 5 miles I snake my way up the mountain, rising and falling but mostly rising until I am at one of the local descents I most love. Just before the drop, at the worst trailer of a four-trailer blight, an old man with no shirt and a charred-looking and loose and twisted belly that once must have been obese is spreading a steaming, shoulder-high pile of stinking manure with a rake over a yard that is most of all bare dirt. He looks at me the way people look at cyclists at the top of big hills. I don't want to, but I'm pretty sure I look at him the way most people have looked at him for some long part of his life now.
The whole descent, I wish I could turn around and ride back up until I saw him and tell him I could no more do what he was doing than he could get up Long Lane in the 17. The climbing, I could accomplish. I am a cyclist. The telling, it is, I think, beyond me.
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I'm on the edge of depression after reading this article, worried that a deeper issue is causing my inner discomfort. Why? My typical ride: stop sign.... hot..... crack in road.... ear worm song.... hot.... why's there always a head wind... rear tire losing air?... hotter.... felt stronger when I first left the house.... shoulda brought more than two bottles.... it's freaking hot today.... yellow light.... red light.... damn red light.... But Bill's ride engages his subconscious perhaps like this: "There's poetry in the two wheels beneath me.... part of this ride is a search for beauty where beauty may be hidden.... I just witnessed the human love story simply because of an arm over a girl's shoulders.... looking at you looking at me.... me looking at me." Tomorrow's ride will be different, I'm telling myself now. It will be something of a quest, it will have purpose. And I'm hoping I won't be saddened as I think of everything I missed in the thousands of miles ridden prior.
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Yes, I was thinking about/experiencing this the other day as I drove a road that I had ridden the previous day. It was very clear to me that I had changed somehow in the knowing/riding of this road, and I'm still experiencing the sometime driving of roads I've ridden very differently as I've picked up long distance road riding again after many years living in an ashram. An avid and committed Yoga practitioner, I've meditated and had various spiritual experiences both on the bike and off. My most powerful connections have usually been on the bike, though. There is something in knowing yourself in relationship to the road that is why "the spiritual path" is such a powerful metaphor in the world of yogis. In cycling, I get to experience the relationship to the roads I travel on in such a direct and spiritual way, it starts to feel like a relationship almost with a being. It is, I've decided that when we travel; or, better, suffer, along a road in cycling or in running, our understanding of ourselves comes with both a context of who we are in relationship to that thing, but also who that thing is in relationship to us- the road is but one possibility and means of discovering that. In knowing myself, I know it, and in knowing it, I know myself again more deeply, multiplied. Truly, I agree it is beyond telling, but this is my milieu and my work- to tell the untellable; as Maynard Hershon called it "In The Room of the Half-Dream".
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Montreal mayor Denis Coderre is not about to go apologizing for what he says on his Twitter account, even if it ruffles some feathers with the city's beloved Canadiens.
In the midst of the Canadiens' Sunday night game against the New York islanders the mayor took to Twitter to chime in his two cents as the Habs tried to lock up two points.
"Allo? Un billet simple pour Hamilton pour David Desharnais svp," Corderre tweeted during the Canadiens' 4-2 Sunday night victory over the New York Islanders.
Translation: "Hello? A one-way ticket to Hamilton for David Desharnais, please."
While the comments did not go over very well with either the Canadiens' players or head coach, Coderre stood by his tweet as a mark of his true fandom.
"Do you want to have a mayor who believes in his team?" Coderre told RDS on Monday.
Coderre was quick to note that this is not the first time he's gone public over the Habs.
"When I was [a Cabinet minister] myself I was calling open lines about the game of the day," Coderre said, referring to his run as Federal Immigration Minister in 2002 and 2003.
The 50-year-old Coderre was elected mayor in the City's municipal election on Nov. 3. His defence follows a day's worth of commentary from Canadiens' players and head coach Michel Therrien.
"I really believe this is inappropriate from our mayor," Therrien told reporters earlier Monday, weighing his words carefully.
Habs forward Max Pacioretty, meanwhile, was much more candid with his criticism.
"What, do you think he's gonna coach our team tomorrow? That's embarrassing," Pacioretty said Monday.
"To bring down a player -- such a great person, such a great player, such a hard worker ... Davey's a true competitor and he's a great player and a great teammate, and that's just so uncalled for... It's only going to make matters worse."
Coderre went out of his way to diffuse any notion that the tweet was a personal attack.
"I like David, I think he's got great potential," Coderre told RDS. "The rest is a non-issue."
However, he would stop short of guaranteeing that he would refrain from comment in the future.
"I am what I am," Coderre said. "I'm taking notes."
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When you enter the lavish surroundings of the Madinat Arena for a gala screening, attention is naturally focused on the evening's forthcoming main presentation. But did you know that merely a week ago, this cavernous space was just an empty shell?
Yet according to DIFF's Director of Festival Development, Dan Butkovich, the set-up procedure has been honed over the years to the point where it is now possible to transform the empty Arena into a state-of-the-art screening venue in an astonishing five days.
"The process starts a few months ahead of DIFF, when we begin planning in earnest," says Butkovich. "Then around a week or so before the Gala, we begin with the scaffolds. It's around a kilometer just of trussing– and then, the ceilings and walls are hung with fabrics. Lighting is installed at this time too, from the overhead chandeliers to the tiny stairwell lights. Then we bring in the seating, the sofas and finally test the audio system – huge, 500watt test tones booming around the arena!'"
Up in the control booth, the team has set up nine linked PCs, which orchestrate the phalanx of special effects, screen displays and lighting. And in readiness for the screening, lies the film itself, which like every film screened at DIFF, has been thoroughly prepared by a final, laborious physical check. "Each inch of reel, of every 35mm film at DIFF is examined by hand, by gloved hands, actually holding it and checking each frame. It's a meticulous process, but it makes sure that the film you see is guaranteed to be flawless."


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"This is an absolutely riveting story, far more interesting than some of the blockbuster films being released this year..." - EVT Media
The Opening Night Gala at 11th annual Tallgrass Film Festival features the regional premiere of THE LIFE AND CRIMES OF DORIS PAYNE, the riventing portrait of an unforgettable woman who transformed herself from a poor, single woman living in 1950's segregated America into one of the world's most notorious jewel theives. Co-Director Matthew Pond will attend the screening at the Scottish Rite Theater. The film is followed by the Opening Night Gala party with open bar, food and music from Virgin Mary Sattelite at Botanica (701 Amidon.) Tickets are $25 and will go on sale October 4. The evening is sponsored by Rick & Monica Nutt.
A glamorous 81-year-old, Doris Payne is as unapologetic today about the $2 million in jewels she's stolen over a 60-year career as she was the day she stole her first carat. With Doris now on trial for the theft of a department store diamond ring, we probe beneath her consummate smile to uncover the secrets of her trade and what drove her to a life of crime. Stylized recreations, an extensive archive and candid interviews reveal how Payne managed to jet-set her way into any Cartier or Tiffany's from Monte Carlo to Japan and walk out with small fortunes. This sensational portrait exposes a rebel who defies society's prejudices and pinches her own version of the American Dream while she steals your heart. The story is set to be made into a narrative feature film starring Halle Berry.
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Police say help from a good Samaritan led to the successful rescue of an unconscious Norwich man who was trapped in the submerged cab of his truck following a crash Tuesday in Montville.
Jeffrey Weed, 49, was driving a utility truck owned by Osterman Propane headed west on Route 85 at about 2:30 p.m. Tuesday when his truck was rammed by a stolen pickup truck driven by a man trying to outrun police, according to police reports. Weed's car had flipped on its roof and rolled into a pond at the intersection of Routes 161 and 85.
He was unconscious with his seat belt on and his head fully submerged when police jumped into the waist deep, murky pond water. East Lyme Resident Trooper Sgt. Wilfred Blanchette, East Lyme Officer Lindsey Cutillo and Trooper Timothy Bentley, along with an unidentified man, all played a role in the ensuing rescue.
Blanchette said when he arrived, Bentley was in the water working to open the door of the truck. After the seat belt was cut away, Blanchette said his fellow officers and the unknown individual wrestled to pull Weed from the truck, get his head above water and move him to shore.
"The unknown civilian — we'd really like to get his name — helped," Blanchette said. "I never got a chance to thank him. It has reinforced my faith in humanity that people still care."
Cutillo called it a group effort, saying, "We did whatever we could to get him out."
Weed was flown by Life Star helicopter to Hartford Hospital, where his stepdaughter, Carmen Devost of Baltic, said he underwent emergency surgery overnight. He remained hospitalized Wednesday and was listed in critical condition but was on the road to recovery, Devost said.
"He's in good condition ... but has some pretty bad breaks, bumps and bruises," Devost said. "We are very grateful, thankful and blessed they were there to help him."
Paul F. Deckelman, 31, the man police said caused the crash, was arraigned in Norwich Superior Court Wednesday on numerous charges that included first-degree reckless endangerment, third-degree assault, reckless driving, first-degree larceny and interfering with an officer.
Court records show Deckelman is on probation following a conviction earlier this year for possession of narcotics.
Deckelman was driving a Chevrolet Silverado reported stolen from a gas station on Route 1 in Old Saybrook, police said. First spotted on Interstate 95, Old Lyme and state police had chased him to Route 161.
The stolen truck, police said, crashed into a metal guard rail, at which point Deckelman was taken into custody.
Deckelman remained held Wednesday in lieu of a $100,000 bond with a medical watch and detoxification ordered by the judge.
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