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Cadenza has been reengineered with the aim of creating the perfect blend of dynamic styling, blissful luxury and high-tech features.
Understated chrome accents add a splash of sophistication.
Striking hood character lines and a fresh interpretation of Kia's signature radiator grill are accentuated by a sleeker overall front silhouette.
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The 12-channel, 12-speaker premium sound system from Infinity features an external amplifier for stunning, concert hall-quality audio reproduction.
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A smart memory function remembers your preferred driving position and automatically adjusts the 8-way power driver seat, steering wheel and outside mirrors.
Running longitudinally down the center of the cabin ceiling, Cadenza's unique overhead lighting system is comprised of a large LED mood lamp and twin reading lamps at each end to give the interior an aura of understated elegance.
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Osprey: The MV Osprey is our floating classroom. She is a 46' Wesmac Cruiser built in Maine and she will operate comfortably at 18 kts with a maximum speed of 26 kts. She may carry up to 38 passengers, though typically numbers will be much fewer. Her main cabin is spacious and bright and her extensive engine-compartment insulation allows for ease of lectures and other discussions while underway. She also has an ample work deck aft to allow for exterior passenger viewing, as well as general marine work projects. With her inherent seaworthiness we have extended our islands field season into the winter months for the first time and are now operating year-round. She is equipped with a 2,000 lb boom crane, hydraulic line hauler and state-of-the-art navigation electronics.
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Balthazar Blake is a master sorcerer in modern-day Manhattan trying to defend the city from his arch-nemesis, Maxim Horvath. Balthazar can't do it alone, so he recruits Dave Stutler, a seemingly average guy who demonstrates hidden potential, as his reluctant protégé. The sorcerer gives his unwilling accomplice a crash course in the art and science of magic, and together, these unlikely partners work to stop the forces of darkness. It'll take all the courage Dave can muster to survive his training, save the city and get the girl as he becomes "The Sorcerer's Apprentice."
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For much of the year, the battle for control of Congress looked unclear. President Obama's approval ratings were dropping, but Republicans in Congress were even more unpopular. Senate Democrats faced a tough landscape, defending many more seats than Republicans, but the races hadn't jelled. Voters were registering historic levels of anger at their own representatives, making a 24-seat House pickup for Democrats appear doable—even with redistricting helping Republicans.
But Tuesday's special elections for two House seats, one in New York and one in Nevada, are starting to put the picture in clearer focus—and it's not good for Democrats. Democrats lost a deeply-Democratic New York City district that had been in party hands for nearly a century, and they lost by over 20 points in a congressional race in the battleground state of Nevada, a contest that once promised to be a bellwether because of the GOP's positioning on Medicare.
Put simply, Obama and Republicans in Congress are both unpopular—and voters are taking out their anger on Democrats—even in a reliably Democratic district. The president's base of supporters isn't showing up, while his opponents are as mobilized as ever. Obama's approval ratings are lower than they were in 2010, when Republicans picked up a historic number of House seats.
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Obama Punting Environmental Standards
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Look at the congressional generic ballot, where Democrats traditionally hold an advantage even in lean years. The latest NBC/Wall Street Journal poll shows Republicans holding a 47 percent to 41 percent edge, the largest margin for Republicans since 1996, when the question was first asked. When Republicans picked up 63 House seats in 2010, Democrats actually held a 46 percent to 44 percent advantage on the poll's generic ballot.
Do a deeper dive into some of the district-wide polling and early vote numbers, and things get even scarier for the president's party. Discontent with the president is at the heart of Republican Bob Turner's surprisingly strong campaign in New York for the seat based in Queens and Brooklyn. Within the district, Obama's favorability rating is at 43 percent, with a whopping 68 percent of independents holding an unfavorable view of the president, according to last week's Siena poll. More than one-third of Democratic voters view him unfavorably.
Jewish voters, who make up a small but important part of the Democratic base, abandoned Democrat David Weprin in droves. Obama's perceived less-than-favorable treatment of Israel has driven Jewish voters in the district from the party, even though Weprin is an Orthodox Jew whose pro-Israel bona fides are solid. They're supporting Turner, the Catholic nominee, to send a message to Washington about the president's Israel policies.
If Jewish voters are abandoning a Democratic Jewish candidate to send a message to Obama, it raises serious questions about the president's standing in battleground states with a sizable Jewish population, like Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania. The Jewish vote may not be huge, but if a reliably Democratic constituency breaks away, it could make the difference in a close presidential race.
The Nevada special election, held in a rural, Republican-leaning district that Obama nearly carried in 2008, looked several months ago like a real opportunity for Democrats. The party was fresh off a special-election victory in upstate New York, where the Democratic victor lambasted her opponent for supporting entitlement cuts. Democrats boasted the stronger candidate in state Treasurer Kate Marshall, while Republicans ended an intra-party food fight by tapping Mark Amodei, a Republican Party chairman who had voted for tax hikes in the state Legislature. With a sizable number of seniors in the district, it looked like Democrats could at least make it close.
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This story was updated at 4:05 p.m., Feb. 28, 2013
A power outage in downtown Rockville disrupted power to about 1,500 customers Thursday, including Montgomery County's main offices.
Pepco first got a call about the outage at about 11 a.m., said Marcus Beal, Pepco spokesman.
"We have crews on site," he said. Beal said Pepco had "an event" outside of the Rockville substation affecting two feeders serving the city.
"We are expecting to restore power by 2:30 p.m.," he said.
As of 4 p.m., about 330 customers were still without power, according to Pepco's outage map.
Jenny Kimball, Rockville assistant city manager, said a feeder out of the Rockville Substation tripped this morning due to a cable fault at 110 N. Washington Street.
Montgomery County's main data servers went down with the outage, rendering the county's website, email, voicemail and 311 call center inoperable. The servers are housed in the County Council building on Maryland Avenue.
County 911 system, police, fire, traffic systems and county lights were all not affected by the outage.
Power was restored to the county's building by 2:20 p.m. and county data servers were gradually bringing voicemail, email and the website back into operation, county spokesman Patrick Lacefield said.
The county initially estimated it would have its servers back up by about 2 p.m.
Lacefield, who was working out of the Rockville Library at the time, said county officials were doing business "the old-fashioned way," in person and by using cell phones, while the servers were down. They were also pushing information to the public via Facebook and Twitter.
Lacefield said he understands that the power outage took out Pepco feeders in Rockville including the one that powers the county's data system.
But the root of the problem, for the county, appeared to lie with a transfer switch that normally would have kicked on backup generators, but today had failed, Lacefield said.
"There is something wrong with the transfer switch," he said, adding that the switch had just been inspected a few weeks ago. "It's not uncommon for power to surge or there to be a flicker, and always when that happens, there is a switch that switches on to generators."
But today the generators did not flick on. As of 4 p.m., the county website was still not working.
Lacefield said the servers will come back when Pepco restores power, or when the county is able to repair or replace the switch. He said Pepco workers were in a manhole working on the problem as of about 2 p.m.
In Rockville Town Square, outages left a patchwork — some buildings without power, others with power.
Stores on Gibbs Street were among those without power, including Dawson's Market and several restaurants.
Tommy Langford, director of operations for Dawson's, said he saw a manhole cover located on the sidewalk of North Washington Street in front of Parking Garage C blown off the ground by the force of a small explosion of some kind.
"The manhole cover just blew up, and black smoke came out of the ground," he said.
Employees at Dawson's covered produce and refrigerated foods with tarps until the power came back on. Power was restored there in about an hour. Langford said the Montgomery County Health Department requires refrigerated foods to be thrown out after four hours of non-refrigeration.
Kimberly Kim, manager of Town Square Cleaners on Gibbs Street, said she just waiting for power to return.
"It is just terrible; our businesses were messed up," she said.
The lights flickered briefly at Rockville City Hall, but the building did not lose power, Kimball said.
Rockville Police Maj. Bob Rappoport said the police station lost power briefly.
"We lost power for a brief moment until emergency generators kicked in," Rappoport said. "... It really didn't affect police operations."
The emergency communications center did not lose any calls during the brief outage, he said, although some computers in the administrative side of the building took about 30 minutes to come back on.


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The BuccaneersŌĆÖ top performer this season carded a round that included five bogeys and a birdie. She fired a 3-over 39 on the front nine and a 1-over 37 on the back, moving up from a tie for 79
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ŌĆ£It went much better today, and my putting was much more solid,ŌĆØ Muehl said. ŌĆ£I was able to make some important saves to keep my score together. My short game is getting better and better every day, so I am excited about that continuing tomorrow. Coach and I are going to enjoy the course for the last time and show what the Bucs can do.ŌĆØ
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Helping Children Cope After a Tornado
Young people react to trauma differently than adults. Some may react right away; others may show signs that they are having a difficult time much later. As such, adults do not always know when a child needs help coping. This page provides resources to help parents, caregivers, and teachers learn some common reactions, respond in a helpful way, and know when to seek support.
Factsheets for parents:
After the Tornado: Helping Young Children Heal (PDF)
- En Español [Después de Pasar por La Experiencia de Un Tornado]
- Parent Guidelines for Helping Children after a Tornado (PDF)
- Questions To Ask Your Children About the Tornado (PDF)
- Tips for Parents on Media Coverage of the Tornadoes (PDF)
- Simplified Children's Activities when no power or when it is not safe to go outside
- Childhood Traumatic Grief for Parents (PDF)
- En Español [Guía informativa para los padres sobre la aflicción traumática infantil]
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Factsheets for children and teens:
- Tornado Response for Kids: Right after a Tornado (PDF)
- Tornado Recovery for Kids: Making Things Better (PDF)
- Tornado Response for Teens: Right after a Tornado (PDF)
- Tornado Recovery for Teens: Making Things Better (PDF)
Other Helpful Resources
For Mental Health Professionals
- Using TF-CBT with childhood traumatic grief. http://ctg.musc.edu (6-hour e-learning course)
For Responders
- Psychological First Aid (PFA) Field Guide
- PFA Online http://learn.nctsn.org (6 hour e-learning course)
- PFA Mobile (mobile app downloadable on iTunes)
- Secondary Traumatic Stress: A fact sheet for Child Serving Professionals
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The following resources are available to people who were impacted by the Oklahoma tornadoes:
- Apply for disaster assistance at disasterassistance.gov or by calling 1-800-621-FEMA (3362).
- Find an open shelter if you need a place to stay.
- Let friends and family know you're safe by registering at the Safe and Well Registry.
- Talk to a counselor by calling the Disaster Distress Helpline at 1-800-985-5990. It's free and confidential.
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Of all the areas impacted by Hurricane Sandy, Rockaway Beach, Queens, underwent some of the most heartbreaking destruction. For one family in that area, this meant their first-floor apartment flooded to such a great extent that they could no longer open their front door. Luckily, the family is safe, and they managed to rescue their 11-month-old dog Hazel from the floodwaters just in time.
Unfortunately, Hazel's pet parent, Eddy, has been staying in temporary housing that does not accommodate animals, and he was nearly forced to surrender her to a shelter. That's when Geoff, a longtime ASPCA photographer and owner of Tischman Pets Photography, stepped in to help. After meeting Hazel and Eddy while on assignment at an evacuation center in Jamaica, Queens, and hearing their story, Geoff volunteered to look after Hazel for as long as necessary.
Despite going through a terrifying time, Hazel is thriving. She has made friends with Geoff's dog, Baxter, and the two are enjoying playing and taking walks together. When Hazel sleeps in her crate, Baxter sleeps next to her on the rug. We're so glad that Hazel is safe and sound in her temporary home.
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Although Superboyac posted a link to his review of MLO in this discussion - http://www.donationcoder....um/index.php?topic=2623.0 ŌĆō and Nudone posted there a link to another good review, as far as I can see thereŌĆÖs been no mini-review originally here on DC. I intended to write one about six months ago, when I first came across MLO, but itŌĆÖs not what I am going to do now. In fact, IŌĆÖm not going to say much about it at all, except for describing my path from using it to not using it, and now back to using it again.
I thank DonationCoder for my discovery of Getting Things Done, because way back in September Mouser made LifeHacker.com the site of the week/month (http://www.donationcoder....um/index.php?topic=1048.0). Reading LH, I kept coming across this odd acronym, GTD. Eventually I Google the letters, and soon found myself at http://www.43folders.com, http://www.diyplanner.com/, http://www.ericmackonline.com/, http://gtdwannabe.blogspot.com, http://www.lifehack.org and all the other sites I now read daily (along with http://www.lifehacker.com and DC, of course!). I read David AllenŌĆÖs book, ŌĆśGetting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free ProductivityŌĆÖ (http://www.davidco.com/st...one-Paperback-p-16175.php), was suitably blown away by it, and quickly changed the way I work.
My job of the last three years has been very pressured most of the time ŌĆō now itŌĆÖs cooled down a bit, and IŌĆÖm also hopefully leaving in the next month or so. For long periods I have felt overwhelmed in this work. But, in a strange way, GTD took the challenge out of my work (although other circumstances changed around the same time I discovered GTD); David AllenŌĆÖs methodologies helped me to tame and work with the many disparate elements of my work and life, which was a very good and necessary thing. (I had also just started a psychotherapy training and running my own little computer-support company - to pay for the training, of course ŌĆō so I really did need to get things organized and done.)
I did quite a bit of research and playing-around with various tools to find the best fit. I started with Outlook, since that was what I had used for awhile ŌĆō not much good, I felt (although Outlook 12 is apparently built around GTD, so IŌĆÖm looking forward to trying that). I tried plain text files and Excel files, which both have their strengths. I tried WikidPad (http://www.jhorman.org/wikidPad/) and OneNote (http://office.microsoft.c...en-us/FX010858031033.aspx) and Evernote (http://www.evernote.com) and TaoNotes (http://actitrend.fre3.com/) and KeyNote (http://www.tranglos.com/free/keynote.html) and several other note-based systems. I tried MyLifeOrganized and didnŌĆÖt make much of it. I kept trying other things.
I posted a query on David AllenŌĆÖs company forums asking about alternatives to Outlook (http://davidco.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4742). I wrote: ŌĆśAm I wasting time in trying to find alternativesŌĆ"ŌĆÖ and had a good response from TesTeq: ŌĆśYes. I think that most people are wasting their precious time searching for the ideal GTD implementation. They are testing, trying, converting data back and forth instead of just doing stuff (the real stuff - not the GTD implementation stuff).ŌĆÖ That was a fair cop.
But I didnŌĆÖt give up yet, oh no; I kept trying to find the perfect GTD software. I went on to GTDTiddlyWiki (http://shared.snapgrid.com/gtd_tiddlywiki.html), which is a brilliant browser-based tiddlywiki implementation built around GTD approaches.
For awhile I carried this on a USB memory-stick, and that worked well. However, I found after a while that using Wiki style markup was slowing me down. I really, really like GTDTiddlyWiki, and I find myself looking back at it every once in a while and wondering if I could make it work for meŌĆ" I went on to playing with NextAction Wiki (http://trimpath.com/project/wiki/NextAction), which is a similar project (not quite as handsome, but in some ways easier to work with). And then I found my way back to MLO.
The fundamental thing to say about my work setup is that I am constantly switching between two laptops ŌĆō I work from home, so I have my own machine on my desk all the time, and because I use Gmail for work emails, I actually end up doing quite a lot of the day-to-day work on my own machine (itŌĆÖs faster, prettier, has a bigger screen, and it has my music collection so I can whistle while I work). But this means that I need an organising option that is easily transferable between the two machines.
What I took to doing was carrying my MLO data file on a USB stick and just plugging it in on whichever of the two machines I was working on. Chaos quickly ensued ŌĆō I overwrote the most recent version of the data files quite soon after starting working this wayŌĆ" But: I had now had a good experience of using MLO, and I really was sad to stop.
I decided to test a few online services, starting with Backpack (http://www.backpackit.com).
On a free account you can only create 5 pages, which I found too few to be really useful. If youŌĆÖre willing to pay, you can get up to 1,000 pages ($14.99/month, which is pretty good value, isnŌĆÖt it?). I find the free accountŌĆÖs page a little cluttered ŌĆō this changes when you upgrade. I only tried a pay-account for a month, and might have continued were it not for RememberTheMilk (http://www.rememberthemilk.com).
I love RTMŌĆÖs clean and simple interface, and that itŌĆÖs free and you can make as many lists as you want. ItŌĆÖs got easy keyboard shortcuts and, like Backpack, all kinds of Ajaxy goodness. I particularly like its smart lists function, which can compile a list based on criteria you choose (the ŌĆśThis WeekŌĆÖ list showing in this screenshot is a smart list). An important thing you canŌĆÖt do is hierarchical lists (which you can do using Textile syntax in Backpack ŌĆō but see my remarks on using formatting syntax re GTDTiddlyWiki).
I also tried Voo2do (http://voo2do.com/) and TaskToy (http://www.tasktoy.com/) and Zoho Planner (http://www.zohoplanner.com/ ) other online services, but I kept coming back to RememberTheMilk.
So RTM and I have been living happily ever after for the last few months. ItŌĆÖs easy to use, itŌĆÖs minimal and easy on the eye, itŌĆÖs quick, you can subscribe to your lists in RSS, printing from lists is straightforward and clean and well laid-out, you can email yourself tasks (as you can in Backpack, but it seems not in BackpackŌĆÖs useful little brother, Ta-da lists - http://www.tadalist.com).
But then the unthinkable happened: I had to go somewhere without an internet connection ŌĆō North Wales to be precise, to my bossŌĆÖs new farmhouse in the wilds of Gwynedd. And then I discovered two limitations of RTM: first, you need an internet connection to use it properly (though it does have RSS feeds as mentioned, so it is possible to work offline); and, secondly, its very neat tagging functions are not as useful as I thought, because itŌĆÖs impossible to print a particular tag. So though you can use tags for GTD contexts, and access these easily through the tag-cloud on the Overview page, you canŌĆÖt print a particular tag/context list.
So I had to copy and paste into Word to have a take-away list for the particular context. ThatŌĆÖs a drag.
So IŌĆÖm buddying up with MLO again, because it really is the most powerful To-Do list manager/life organizer I have found ŌĆō and IŌĆÖve tried a fewŌĆ" Others have already sung its praises and described its many excellent features, so IŌĆÖm just going to say that I agree with all thatŌĆÖs been said ŌĆō itŌĆÖs capable of much more than I understand, but does absolutely everything I need. And itŌĆÖs possible to turn off displaying all but the features you actually want to use, meaning less visual distraction. But, I hear you ask, what about the problem of synchronising data files? Well, IŌĆÖm going to give a try to using FolderShare (https://www.foldershare.com/) and keep the data synchronised in cyberspace; I think thatŌĆÖll work well.
So hereŌĆÖs another vote for MLO - of all the many programs IŌĆÖve used to organize my life, this is the one I keep coming back to. It simply does the job much better than anything else I have found ŌĆō itŌĆÖs lightweight, itŌĆÖs easy to work with, extremely powerful, and it looks good.


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I own a small job shop and am always learning how out of date my 20+ year old skills are when I read some of the posts. I am always learning by either experiance or reading.
I dont see or read much on controlling warpage from welding. My past has always tought me that you can never have too many clamps or tacs prior to striking your first arc. Then there is the old stand by of using experiance to guide you and counter the warp before you clamp it up. The last method being a guessing game that doesnt always work, as I recently found when doing a large frame for a 8' by 8' out door sign standing 10 feet high. Made from 8" channel on a 8" boxed channel post. Looked like a giant field goal post before the sign was put in. I couldnt clamp it up to my table seeing how it was a bit too large to fit (over 18' over all). I layed it out on "H" beams and guestimated the amount it would pull. After stitching it up I was pleased to see it pulled perfectly into square. And it needed to because the sign frame was square and had to fit into it near perfectly. So I tacked in my gussets and started to finish weld it. Taking plenty of time to not over heat any area, generally laying about 1-1/2" of weld at a time and letting it cool. It stayed straight until I did the finish welds on the gussets, then it pulled the top (mind you thats 8' away from the welded area) out a good 3/8".
So if any of you needed to weld a 8" box dead center into a 8' long piece of channel what would you have done to keep it from pulling ?
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Let me know when you find, I wrestle with the same thing. Seems you can't guess how far it will go. Its always farther than I guessedScott
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I don't worry about it too much anymore. After 30 years of welding you learn what to do and what not to do. And where to place your weld also to help you out on your warpage problems. Here is a link of some of what i do, some have 1,000 pcs in them. Yes they warp but only for a minute, when i weld the bottom side on a controlled weld the straighten where they need to be. When they are cool they are arrow straight, almost like i planned it that way. I built jigs at work so you can see which way your tacks pull the part, i also clamp as much as i can using alot of clamps, grips and even bolts. Some of my welding fixtures have 20 pairs of vise grips on them. Some of my clamps are homemade to keep from buying 20 more pairs of grips that wouldn't have worked there in the first place. Lots of practice and good work bench's and fixtures will have your warpage problem down. Also try to put as much heat on the backside and you welded on the frontside either with the weld or a torch afterwards...Bob
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Having seen so many vendors talking about it and so many articles written about it, may make it seem like it has been around forever, but the bring your own device (BYOD) trend has only really been 'crossing the chasm' of wider adoption in the last 6–12months.
Quocirca started widely referring to BYOD over two years ago, but it first cropped up when employees in certain companies, mainly in the IT industry, perhaps most notably Intel in 2010, brought their own smartphones into the office, mostly to access email. Since then it has become a byword for anybody wanting to appear that they are up to date with mobile thinking—hence its presence in so much marketing material.
All too often BYOD is conflated with 'consumerisation', which it is an element of, but there is much more to using a personal networked device for work than the fact that it was procured as a consumer purchase. Which is why organisations need to understand what they are getting into, and why, when they rush to adopt BYOD.
Unfortunately the focus simply on devices, shiny and attractive though they are, misses the point. Whilst these are expensive tools and organisations might like to outsource the cost of them to the eager employee, it is the purposes that employees put devices to that matters. The hope is that these tools make employees more productive and at a manageable cost to the business, without introducing it to unacceptable risks. For an IT manager, saying this and then 'crossing fingers' or 'touching wood' while they do, will not be sufficient.
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I agree that the lifecycle of device procurement and lifetime is a major cost and concern to IT departments, and the solution of letting employees use thier own phones has it's own issues, but I feel it is the apps and data that need to be the main focus of IT concerning BYOD. The large MDM and MAM systems are very costly as well, but I like the trend of using various apps to provide flexability, security and affordability to IT departments. Cutting edge IT departments are even going a step further using various BYOD orientated API's like the Tigertext Tigerconnect API for HIPAA compliant texting and Dropbox integration to develop thier own apps that they give to the employees. The future for BYOD looks very interesting.
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Rant - Bits left lying around
This morning I was unceremoniously dumped off the unicycle after I hit a used CO2 cartridge. If it had been a bicyclist hitting it then the chances of an injury or damage to equipment would quite signficant. In a way, the gods were smiling when they put it in my path instead.
I see heaps of old tubes and it's not the first time that I have come across spent cartridges either.
To the dill that left it there, thanks muchly. I am not even going to bother suggesting that you should take old tubes and bits with you. It is obvious that you will not be burdened with any intention whatsoever to override your fundamental pathological tendencies to consider anyone other than your own selfish self. In the vernacular of the drama fraternity, "break a leg".
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That annoys me too. Tubes left lying around, in particular. Gel wrappers are another.
Do they expect Mum to come along and clean up after them?
If you can put it in your pocket for just-in-case you can put it back in your pocket and take it home.
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Tubes should never be left behind, kids use them to set up traps for us.
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for some odd reason the most common item I find is old gloves. cycling gloves, motorcycle gloves, gardening gloves....scattered along the road shoulder of the M2. How do you lose a glove on a motorway?
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Lots of roadies and wannabe heroes are just following the habits of their TDF legends
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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Geez - I never though of that. Thanks for the inspiration g-boaf.
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You never miss a chance to take a swipe at road-bike riders do you? You might be surprised that some road-bike riders actually go as far as sweeping rubbish away. It might save you a puncture once in a while. I don't suppose that occurred to you while writing up that formulaic rant?
The kiddies out west here, some of them have actually done that. Along with stringing up wire.
Gel wrappers I tend to put in an empty bottle, or I stop and put them in a bin.
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It's not just roadies. I've found discarded road tubes, but I've also found 20" and 24" tubes chucked on the roadside verge, which had me scratching my head - I've *never* seen a kid with a BMX carrying a pump or spares.
The thing that really ticks me off is seeing tubes, discarded wrappers and other biker rubbish in the bush. The reason we go bush is to get away from that stuff! Leave only tyre prints
As for IPs comment... six munce agoe I culdnt evn spel rodey. Now I ar wun!
I fink he is to
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Topic of the month? Litter fines coming the way of Queensland riders if they don't lift their game it seems.
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I would describe myself as more roadie than MTB these days. I have my own road bike that gets to do Audax, and ride the tourer on-road on all tours. I don't race however. Not a swipe at roadies at all, just those who copy the pro-peleton wilfully.
You do watch the TdF and what those team riders do after their feed-zone hand-ups? I rate it as really poor environmental care.
Nothing would surprise me, and nothing formulaic or ranting in my comments. I just rant at mindless litterers. Go take a stroll along some of our less well-used bayside beaches and you'll know what I mean.
This is mild compared to what I've observed on coastal walks.
http://www.coastalwatch.com/environment ... stic-beach
Quite literally, gut-wrenching !!
BTW none of that sort of rubbish will give me any puncture concerns, but great if you go and sweep it away
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Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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Currently using a tube I found laying beside the road on my commute. Patch on it and all good. The more lazy fools who leave them at the side of the road, the less I have to spend on tubes
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Irrelevant - I am one of the many who take the time. But the fact that I come across rubbish means that, until I got there that rubbish has been there - with the issues of hazard to cyclists, peds and wildlife existing until that moment. And I dare say that I miss more of the rubbish than I what I spot.
To take a tube requires no more than to wrap it around the top tube and tie a single loose knot. To take a CO2 cylinder away just needs the rider to tuck it into the botton of his/her riding dacks. No more difficult for most other attire. Besides, if a rider carried a cartridge to the spot then they can carry it out the same way, however that is.
Cyclists who leave their crap SHOULD be subject to a rant. We publish videos all over the place to shame drivers. I think we can legitimately criticise those tools on two wheels that don't bother to take their bits and pieces with them.
End of MY rant - at least for the moment anyway.
EDIT On re-reading the thread I suspect G-Boaf may be responding to a barb implicit in our padres choice of terms. I may be wrong as I don't observe enough to know either if he makes a habit of it or if g-boaf could be considered a target. But it's prolly a good time an mild apology from myself to the heap of riders in team gear that give me a happy shout every morning. As I tend to use the stereotypes from time to time. It's just that they can be so efficient to use. And good fun too in a not-very-creative way without the burden of challenging my intellect greatly. Of course, we cyclists also use stereotypes heavily when discussing boguns that push us into the gutter. How can we not do so when we have subjects like Swervin' Mervin.
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Cripes, talk about over-analysis of an off-the-cuff post responding to a particular complaint. For the record I rarely see bike litter on the roadside, but others were complaining of it.
My self-analysis:
Lots, the ones who are leaving litter. Not all. In my world a "roadie" is someone who rides a road bike. I do this myself.
Those who are trying to play the roadie game but lack skill, style or standards. Eg. team kit poseurs, riding in their Nike sneakers, who stop and have a fag at the cafe (just another stereotype I know ).
As stated above, I really believe the pro-team litter habits are poor environmental standards and set a very poor public example.
I rarely pick up other people's litter unless it is right in my face (eg. rubbish left at a campsite I arrive at or am close to). But I am rigorous (some might say religious) about disposing of my rubbish correctly, taking away what I brought in. If everybody did this there would be little need for 'Clean Up Australia Days' - today BTW.
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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The big difference between a pro race and amateurs is in a pro race they tend to have a huge number of support staff to pick up rubbish. I have also seen in some events there are zones for rubbish drops. So it contains the mess somewhat to make it easier for support staff and vollies to pick up mess.
The riders chucking gels and what not out on training rides are just idiots.
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They do this? In Australia or in the big European circuit races? I have yet to see any evidence of this, and have great doubts. And yes, I am aware of all the souvenir hunters on the TdF chasing bidons etc, but this is mostly just on the one race, and they don't get all the scraps of rubbish (gel packs, bar wrappers)
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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You are WAY too polite.
If you can pack it in you can pack it out. NOT rocket science.
...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
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When I rode the Lake Taupo Challenge in 2010 they have had rubbish collection areas setup so you could throw your rubbish into the catchment as you rode past. Great idea.
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I recall a 'target' set up on a TDF stage .. set up so the riders could have a go at throwing things (bidons, food etc) into a net .. think there might have been a bell and lights if they hit the center?
The 'amateurs' probably pay for there own stuff .. so would not throw away a good bidon.
As a young kid I'd been hunting out the bidons.. and any intact food I could find.
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Worth an interesting thought at this point - most jerseys have 3 pockets. Surely able to assign one to rubbish/tools, and the rest to fresh stuff? That's what I do. I typically just don't quite trust the pocket to provide me with ma foodz easy peasy when I'm already shanked if I'm mixing used and unused.
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At the end of every stage in the tour de france (and I am sure other races as well) they do a sweep of the whole route and pick up all the rubbish...
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I played the Monthly at La Mirada on saturday. While on the course I scouted out a place to film a little bit for a demo on throwing the thumber. I have a handful of holes that I use the shot on, but hole# 17 on the back course looks to be the one that will be the easiest to get good footage from. The shot is 260' across a little valley with a tree blocking the hyzer route on the right. The basket is tucked in between two trees, and blocked on the right front by another tree, but there is a window that allows me to slide a thumber in from the left.
I'll try and script it out in the next couple of days so that it will flow nice for you. Probably some time later this week I'll get out and shoot it on one of my Dawn Patrol days.
Thumb Nation just won the Scarboro Scorcher finishing first in MA2. Just to give you an idea of the power of the Thumber when performed correctly, Corey Stahl one of the 3 original members of Thumb Nation has only been playing Disc Golf for only 8 months, He used his thumber all but 3 times on drives and approaches, on both wooded and open holes, with his power and accuracy his scores beat out all but 3 advanced players and he even shot better than a couple of pro's.
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