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With 3 cases of some of the warmest PBR you've ever had, a handful of stakes and some caution tape, TCB Courrier kicked off the weekend with right with a dirt crit hosted in Golden Gate Park. Heats were broken down into 5 riders, 4 laps where the last person in each lap was pulled and had an opportunity to hop back in the race if they slammed a beer. All proceeds went towards putting gas in the tank and covering entry fees for the 2016 TCB cycle cross season. Be on the look out for more jams like this in the coming months. Until then scroll down and check out more photos from this one.
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Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened. Those words couldn't be more true as the 2016 Prickly Pear Jam in Arizona comes to a close. Huge shout out to everyone who showed up and an ever louder applause to Mike Schmitt for bringing everyone together. I'm looking forward to seeing where the next jam like this is going to take place. Until then, enjoy scrolling through these 50 of the images I took during the day of the event, and keep your eyes peeled for a video of the Jam coming soon.
The homie Jason Sellers (FWD Bound) has been staying at my pad for the last couple weeks and had the chance to shoot photos during the 3rd Annual Mission Crit that happened over the weekend. He compiled 30 images from the day to post here and is headed off to NY tomorrow where he'll be shooting all the action at the Red Hook Crit in Brooklyn as well. I'm going to miss having this dude around the house, but am looking forward to seeing him in New York next week. Shout out to James Grady for organizing this event and making it more memorable year after year. Read more to check out the other 25 images from the collection.
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Words cannot convey how amped I was to see so many familiar faces at the FGFS Jam during the SF Bike Expo this year. The Bay Area came out in force to show it's support for the scene and throw down on the course they constructed inside the Cow Palace. This is the first year they've allowed us to ride inside the convention center, which sounded like a great idea until Boothby hung up on the rafters throwing a backflip during practice. Shout out to Johnathan Ball for shooting video and helping cover the event in-between riding in it. Once again, coverage of the provided by Suck My Cog and yours truly here at Wheel Talk. Thank you to everyone who showed up and look forward to more Jams rolling out in the coming year.
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The MASH SF World Premiere was nothing short of inspiring. Everyone bolted and by the time they reached their bikes they were swallowed up by smoke. I grabbed my ride and scrambled to find a familiar face to follow, but ended up getting swept up by the rest of the pack. The Alleycat consisted of a 8 stop loop around the city with a vicious climb up Twin Peaks to kick things off. We climbed to the top of 17th and saw a car flip over so we dropped everything and quickly ran to their aid until the EMTs showed up. http://www.wheeltalkfixed.com/2015/mash-sf-world-premiere-2015/ http://www.wheeltalkfixed.com/2015/mash-sf-world-premiere-2015/ http://www.wheeltalkfixed.com/2015/mash-sf-world-premiere-2015/ http://www.wheeltalkfixed.com/2015/mash-sf-world-premiere-2015/ http://www.wheeltalkfixed.com/2015/mash-sf-world-premiere-2015/After the grueling race was over we all linked back up in the Mission at The Lab where they had 10 years of MASH on display along with free drinks and snacks. It was an impressive thing to see the line up of Jerseys and bikes they've had over the years. The doors out front of the Victoria Theatre held a line most of the night with people anxious to get in. Once the video started playing the room ignited with a roar which lasted most of the showing. If you didn't have a chance to see it they'll be playing it at Interbike next week as well as a bunch of other locations around the globe.
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Clarke, much like Sleazy Scott needs to go due to sheer ineptitude on the job and darn near criminally negligent handling of day-to-day basic duties of the office.Hide replies
Teabrain- Here is what you should have said-
Chisholm, much like Tom Barrett needs to go due to sheer ineptitude on the job and darn near criminally negligent handling of day-to-day basic duties of the office.
John Chisholm and his entire office is an embarrassment
How? for taking down the criminals in the Gov's office?
Priorities Teahadist.... The so called criminals you are referring to if guilty (and that is a big IF) are not out on the street killing people. I can't wait to see the bills for the John Does.
The real criminals are Wall Street CEO's.
"Bank Of America Dumps $75 Trillion In Derivatives On U.S. Taxpayers With Federal Approval"
To put $75 trillion in perspective, US GDP in 2012 was around $16.5 trillion. We blew a lot more than the $6 trillion they're claiming in Iraq and Afghanistan. Social Security's Trust Fund is around $2.3 trillion. Bank of America is just one Wall Street bank. They all have derivative exposure. I've seen estimates of $700 trillion, but I don't think anyone knows.
They've bought both parties. That's why you hear so much about Benghazi on the right and gun control on the left. No one (except for Elizabeth Warren and Rand Paul) will call Obama out for not prosecuting Wall Street.
John, what the hell does your rant against Wall Street have to do with thiss article?
Teahead, you do your party proud.
So with a little girl fighting for her life the real criminals are on wall street. Spoken like a true kool aid drinking liberal.
Casper... you blame banks for all this but fail to mention the worst bank in the history of the United States. The Federal Reserve is the root to all evil. Just wait until they tell the United States to pay up on their debt. Big big trouble then.
Chisholm, you are a disgrace to DAs all over the country. To expect that anyone but brainwashed liberals will believe your lame excuses is pathetic. Quit your witch hunt and use those resources to prosecute real criminals and maybe then you can accomplish something.Hide replies
Hey, golfing, how long have you worked in LE in MKE county? Didn't think so. Chisholm is an improvement over the guy that started the whole decline, E. Michael McCann. Remember he went after PO Glover, well over a year after he was found to be justified in a self defense shooting, after he lost the Jude criminal case. McCann was so whipped in what he thought was going to be his crowning glory of his career and retracted by going after Glover.
LOL ... seems u forget (or never knew) that 4 OTHER District Attorneys in Wisconsin (not all Democrats either) signed on to continue the John Doe investigation because they had come across violations of Wisconsin campaign laws - don't u hate when facts intrude on your attacks?
Oh wow a response full of excuses. Why does this not surprise me? So the justice system is overloaded. You DO something about it, not go on some crusade to crush conservative free speech.
sounds like Chisholm in quite envious of the good sheriff. Some day, maybe he too will grow up!Hide replies
and grow a pair like the Clarke.
Please share with us what Clarke's pair is like. You seem to have first hand knowledge.
another low intelligent response from someone that doesn't know the difference between literally and figuratively.
Sure, because using the term "grow a pair" is intelligent and thoughtful.
Appropriate response when someone is not making the tough decisions and lives depends on the right decision. Something that seems to be challenging to Chisholm.
steve: When does Clarke make "tough decisions?" Like when he flaps his mouth on talk radio, criticizing MKE gov't while he gets thousands per month from MKE gov't? Like when he chose to waste MKE county taxpayers' money when he made the entirely useless decision to change the colors of the deputies' uniforms? Clarke loves his little inner circle of butt kissing flunkies with their black uniforms. Fools are so easily fooled by this blowhard. Talk is cheap.
People, the MCSO is NOT the primary LE agency in MKE county. It may be on the books, but all they do is a very thin presence on MKE county freeways, security at the airport, overseeing the COs at the CJF, and bailiff duties. The local cops in MKE county handle the real crime. Get that through your heads. I know if you live in little burgs you don't even have a local PD, but it not that way in MKE county.
Yes and dont forget the county sheriff's major role at Mitchell airport ticketing cars parked for five minutes in order to drop off passengers. The Milwaukee County Sheriff's department is a joke lead by an unqualified self serving cowboy hat wearing egotist.
Something has to be done about the plea bargaining problem. Clarke is a hardliner and may not understand that this may result in fewer convictions and not net the results that Clarke would like.Hide replies
I agree, the plea bargain system is out of whack, pushed that way by attorneys over many years I suspect. Repeat offenders should be subject to greatly decreasing plea deals and need to be dealt with more efficiently (again mostly lawyers and DA dealing back and forth creating delays where these cases are usually decided for the judge). That being said, Clarke's hard line dogma is even more out of whack and tiring, especially when he spouts about something he has no power or right to control. Maybe that is why he runs his mouth, incapable of doing anything, or unable to thinking of creative ways to use his resources to help solve some of these problems.
Also, a full time Sheriff for A high population county should be concentrating on his job, not on the talk show circuit or going to school out of state! Where does he find the time when there is So Much that needs doing here? Yet he seems to show up at every parade and photo op...
Clarke talks a big game, but doesn't deliver. The MCSO has become so broken and understaffed under his tenure. Talk is cheap.
invader, if you want your local and state taxes to go way, way up, keep pushing on that rope.
You won't find many angels in the sewer. If you want to put bad people away, you have to get testimony from folks who are frequently not great witnesses.
So my taxes will go upo is something is done about plea bargaining? I am not making your connection here.
Dear John,
Please do us all a favor and resign. Your tenure has seen crime rise, not fall. You have wasted significant dollars and untold man hours on the JD's, while not being focused on your real job, violent crime.
Had you and your department done your job, both of the shooters in Sierra's case would have been behind bars. Her blood stains your hands and a responsible public servant would resign in shame.Hide replies
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No, there is no common sense whatsoever in Clarke's proposal. It shows a profound misunderstanding of the criminal justice system. I wish I was shocked.
I agree that something needs to be done about all of the plea bargaining, but this all or nothing management style is idiotic.
GOP: No, a totally uninformed Republican. I've worked in both Waukesha and Milwaukee counties for the past 20 years.
MillerMan: It is one thing to criticize people's performance. It is something else again to say that they have "blood stains on your hands." People in these (the district attorneys) jobs make hard decisions every day, ones that affect people's lives in profound ways. They make them with inadequate resources, under time and other pressures, and in an environment marked by social collapse and political reaction. I don't know what your job or profession is, but I don't think that you are faced with these kinds of choices on a daily basis, or ever. Most of us aren't.
Vielmetti seems to have forgotten that before Clarke can face Duckhorn, he also has to beat Chris Moews in the primary.Hide replies
Is Ducky running again? Must've missed that. Moews is the man. Clarke can get out of MKE county, but he likes his secure and cushy life he has in MKE. Sucks off of MKE's gov't teat, but constantly criticizes MKE gov't. He is a total hypocrite. Let the TPers in Waukesha county have him.
Chisholm is a partisan hack that is looking unprofessional at best.
Is Cowboy Dave up to the same scrutiny of his office and practices as he seems to believe the DA's office requires?
Clarke sees himself as arresting officer, jury, and judge in sentencing everyone without a trial. Kind of like Sharia Law. The Constitution and laws be damned.Hide replies
so now you are on the side of the Constitution? The Constitution is protection for all, not so you can cherry pick and choose when it should be applied. So laughable.
Remember the drunk he pushed out of a snowbank, somehow not noticing the empties all over the floor of the car? Then he publicly chastizes and punishes the deputy that actually did her job? Clarke was the same way while at MPD. Pointed fingers at others and went crying and whining to The League of Martin when he didn't do his job.
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Congratulations to Eddie Redmayne and Hannah Bagshawe on the arrival of their daughter, Iris Mary.
The Oscar-winning actor and his public relations executive wife chose a sophisticated, nickname-proof name for their first child. Iris has so many qualities expectant parents seek. It's literary and glamorous, but not too much for a young child to wear. It's nearly impossible to shorten Iris. And ecovintage Iris feels modern, but has history to spare, from the ancient world right through today.
After ruling out any name already used for a close family member, their list is down to … zero! Time to dig deep for some appealing names that are traditional but not taken – and not too popular, either.
Brittany writes:
Don't mind me, going crazy over here trying to find a name for my soon-arriving first boy! We've been trying desperately to come up with a name that isn't one of the MANY taken names in my family. There are over 50 names for our cousins, uncles, nephews, and brothers. Argh!
We have a daughter named Eden Clara, and her name wasn't easy … but it wasn't this hard! We decided on Eden because we are religious, and because it is both beautiful and not very common.
Avoiding popular names is extremely important for me. My husband's name was in the Top 50 when he was born, and is still in the Top 200. I not only have a common name, but an extremely trendy-for-the-time name. It doesn't help that our last name is also fairly common.
All of the boys' names I like are either popular, taken by someone in my family, or both.
We've considered William, but it's so common. Maybe if we paired it with a solid middle?
We love Adam, Andrew, James, Jonah, and Noah, but they're all taken. The same is true of Monroe, Miles, and Cody.
The only names on our list are Lincoln and Forrest, and both are met with shrugs and "I guess that's not too bad."
We don't want to pick a name that is just not terrible. I know there's the perfect name out there somewhere!
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Are there any great girl names that aren't in the Top 100? The Name Sage assures an expectant mama that there are plenty of gorgeous names that aren't heard everywhere.
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I am due this August with boy-girl twins. They already have a big sister named Summer Emilia.
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For our son, we love the name Dawson Gage. Gage is after my grandfather and Dawson is because partly because we love the name and partly because my husband's name is David and Dawson means "son of David." Dawson is ranked 239 on the Nameberry top 1000 so it is unique enough for us.
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We are convinced that girls' names out of the top 100 do not exist anymore! All beautiful names we find end up being wildly popular.
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May 1897, Whitehorn, Montana
A frontier saloon was just about the last place on earth Jane Harris had ever expected, or wanted, to find herself. Why, Mrs. Endicott and her Ladies' Temperance Society back in Boston would have been properly horrified. They'd have been more horrified still by the knowledge that Jane had stolen and sold a brooch of Mrs. Endicott's to get here.
The jarring notes of a tinny piano pummeled Jane's throbbing head, and the reek of raw spirits and tobacco smoke made the flesh at the back of her throat constrict. If she'd had anything to eat in the past twenty-four hours, the stink, the noise and her own overwrought nerves might have conspired to make her violently ill.
Perhaps it had been a harsh blessing that she'd run out of money for food back in Omaha.
"Kin I pour ya a drink, little lady?" bellowed the man behind the bar, his voiced laced with genial mockery.
Jane gasped, her heart hammering against her corset like the pistons of a runaway steam engine.
"N-no thank you, sir." She raised her voice louder than she'd ever spoken in her life, to make herself heard above the "music" and the babble of voices. "I'd be most obliged if you'd point out the foreman of the Kincaid ranch to me. The gentleman at the telegraph office told me I might find him here."
As she turned to speak to him, the bartender flinched. At the sight of her face, most likely. She'd hoped the bruises and cuts would have healed by the end of her long trip West. They must still have a ways to go if her appearance distressed a man who worked in such a rough establishment.
"Yep, ma'am. I seen him come in a while back and he ain't left that I know of." The bartender squinted through the haze of smoke around the cavernous room, with its sinister shadows and a huge, lowering buffalo head mounted behind the bar.
Raising a gnarled finger, he pointed to one particularly murky corner. "That's John Whitefeather, over there. He don't come in here much as a rule, but when he does it's always off by hisself."
Jane heard nothing after the bartender spoke the name. Whitefeather? An Indian! Her knees commenced to tremble beneath her skirts and petticoats.
Back in Boston, Jane's sole dissipation had been reading Western dime novels from Beadle's Library. Along with stories of legendary gunslingers like Jack Spade, they often featured lurid accounts of Apache atrocities. Were there any of that fierce tribe this far north? Perhaps she was about to find out.
"Thank you sir. II appreciate your assistance." As much as a condemned prisoner appreciated a deputy's "assistance" to climb the scaffold.
Jane tried to smile at the man, but between her mounting agitation and the still-healing gash on one side of her mouth, she didn't make a very good job of it.
Step by halting step, she crossed the saloon floor, painfully conscious of curious, predatory eyes following her movements. Had young Daniel felt this way walking through the lions' den? Probably not, for Daniel had been a man and he'd had the Lord on his side. With the sin of her desperate theft weighing on her conscience, Jane was certain she'd left any slight protection of the Almighty far behind her in New England.
John Whitefeather sat at a corner table, all alone, his back to the wall, as though he did not care to turn it upon the denizens of the Double Deuce. The bartender's pointing finger must have alerted the man that she wished to speak with him, yet he did not rise or otherwise acknowledge her approach.
Reason assured Jane that the Kincaids' foreman was hardly apt to pull out a tomahawk and scalp her in the middle of a crowded saloon. But her tautly stretched nerves refused to unwind for logic. She stopped before his table and stood like a convicted felon in front of a hanging judge. For a wooden nickel she'd have turned and fled, but she'd been told the Kincaids lived miles outside of town. John Whitefeather might be her only means of reaching them.
For perhaps the hundredth time since stealing out of Boston, Jane wished she'd been able to spare the money for a wire to advise her new employers that she was on her way. Mrs. Kincaid might have come to the depot to meet her, or at least have sent her a less alarming escort to the ranch.
"A-are you Mr. Whitefeather, the Kincaid foreman?"
The man gave a slow nod. Jane sensed his gaze sweeping over her, but unlike the bartender, he betrayed no sign that her battered face affected him.
"What can I do for you, ma'am?" His voice, a soft rumble with a queer melodic inflection, was barely audible over the raucous hubbub of the saloon.
"I'm Jane Harris, Mr. Whitefeather." She tried to sound competent and businesslike to convince him of her identity. Instead, her words came out stiff and prissy. "I've arrived from Boston to work for Mr. and Mrs. Kincaid, taking care of their boys."
Her syllables began to trip over one another in their haste, and she had to pause frequently to gasp for breath. "I regret that I was unable to send a wire to announce my arrival. I'd be most obliged if you could arrange my transportation to the ranch."
He muttered something to himself, but what Jane could hear made no sense to her. Was he speaking some Indian dialect?
Draining the contents of a tall bottle, he rummaged in his pocket and tossed several coins onto the table. Then he scooped up his hat, pushed back his chair and stood.
Jane's last sound nerve shattered.
He was so big. John Whitefeather towered over her, his shoulders alarmingly broad under an enormous duster coat that fell almost to his ankles. And his hands Jane nearly swooned, imagining the horrible damage they could inflict on a woman's vulnerable face and body. Emery Endicott had been a runt compared to this giant. Before she'd run away to Montana, though, her fiancé had managed to beat her badly enough to put her in the infirmary.
"I expect you'd better come along with me, ma'am."
Any man who spoke so softly and with so respectful a tone could never harm her. Jane didn't really believe it, but the alternative was too terrible to contemplate. He brushed past her, a man-of-war in full sail, while she bobbed along in his wake like a dinghy swamped by his bow wave.
To her surprise, John Whitefeather held the saloon door open for her like the most fastidious gentleman. Squinting against the bright setting sun, Jane stepped outside onto the boardwalk that ran in front of the businesses on Main Street. The air was dry and dusty, but otherwise clean. The rowdy noise of the Double Deuce immediately muted to a faint echo.
Behind her, John Whitefeather's voice rumbled, ominous, yet absurdly reassuring in its hushed tone. "Are your bags at the stage office here, or still back at the rail depot in Big Timber? Either way, we probably ought to leave them be until you've talked to Caleb and Ruth."
She spun around to face him. "I, er, don't have any bags."
Before she had time to lose her nerve, or recover her scruples, she rattled off the lie she'd carefully rehearsed all the way from the Atlantic.
"One of the trains got derailed just outside Chicago, you see. We passengers were thrown around the car, which is how I came by my injuries. Then the baggage car took fire. I believe a lamp fell and burst when we went off the tracks. My trunk and both my valises were burned to a cinder, but of course I was relieved to have escaped with my life."
Quite against her will, the inflection of Jane's voice rose at the end of her account, as though questioning whether her listener was prepared to swallow this barely probable tale.
"That's too bad about your train, ma'am. Do you have any money to tide you over?" He took a few long strides down the boardwalk that abutted the false-fronted buildings of Main Streeta hardware store, a butcher shop and an alarming number of saloons.
Jane scurried to keep up with him. "M-money? What makes you ask?"
Why she clasped her reticule to her bosom, Jane wasn't sure. It contained nothing more valuable than a pair of damp, crumpled handkerchiefs, the pawn ticket for Mrs. Endicott's brooch and a newspaper cutting of the Kincaids' original employment notice.
"I'll be getting room and board working for the Kincaids, and they'll be paying me wages. I can get by until then."
John Whitefeather stopped in his tracks and glared at her with a sullen severity that almost brought tears to her eyes.
Oh dear. Had she offended him by implying she feared he might steal from her?
He didn't raise his voice. If anything, it grew quieter. The temperature of it dropped, too, until Jane fancied his breath frosted the air. "Forget it."
Her eyes were becoming accustomed to the sun's glare. At last she was able to take in more about the Kincaids' foreman than his general shape and size.
Beneath a battered brown hat with a broad brim, John Whitefeather's coal-black hair was tied back with a leather cord and cascaded down past his shoulder blades. He had skin the color of oiled teakwood, with the dark shadow of whiskers on his firmly hewn jawline. Above high, jutting cheekbones blazed deep-set eyes the startling blue of an infinite Montana sky.
His fierce, intensely masculine beauty unsettled Jane almost as much as his height had. What a mousy, battered eyeful he must be getting by comparison.
Heaving a sigh from deep within his vast frame, John Whitefeather made a subtle movement as though adjusting an awkward load upon his powerful shoulders. He untied the reins of a tall, white-spotted horse from the hitching post, then started across the hard-packed dust of White-horn's main street with his mount in tow. Not knowing what else to do, Jane followed.
Over his shoulder the Kincaids' foreman called, "I reckon we'd better get you back to the ranch so we can sort all this out."
Sort what out? What was there to sort? Even if she'd had breath left to speak, Jane would not have dared ask. But she disliked the sound of it. She'd come West in answer to the Kincaids' letter, to work for them. Far from Boston. Far from Emery. Far from danger.
Except that Whitehorn, Montana, didn't seem very far from danger at the moment. Was there a safe haven for her anywhere in the world? Jane wondered. If there was, she'd barter her very soul to find it.
John Whitefeather would have bartered a month's pay to wriggle out of the situation in which he now found himself.
Why had he gotten saddled with Miss Jane Harris from Boston and all her problems? He seldom came into town. When he wasn't back at the ranch or out on the range, he spent most of his time at Sweetgrass. With the help of his brother-in-law, Caleb Kincaid, he'd purchased that parcel of land over a year ago. He'd settled a group of his Cheyenne kinsmen there, to keep them out of a government reservation.
With bitter amusement, John wondered how Miss Jane Harris would react if he took her back to Sweetgrass instead of to Caleb's ranch. Scream her lungs out or faint dead away? With one foot in the world of ve'ho'e, the white man, and the other in the realm of the Tsitsistas, John knew Miss Harris had far less to fear from his people than they had to fear from the likes of her.
Outside Briggs Livery, he spun around and thrust Hawk-wing's reins into the stranger's tiny gloved hand. "Hang on to him while I go see about hiring a wagon."
By the look on her face, he might as well have given her a writhing rattler to hold. What in blue blazes was a woman like this doing in Montana?
"He won't hurt you," John barked. "And I'll only be a minute."
Ignoring her doubtful looks on both counts, he turned away, blowing out an impatient breath as he entered the livery stable. Ordinarily, he avoided the place, and he resented the woman for making it necessary to come here.
"Afternoon, Mr. Briggs." He nodded to the liveryman, who also doubled as the town undertaker. "I'd like to hire a wagon. Doesn't have to be big or pretty. I can get it back to you by this time tomorrow."
Lionel Briggs had a long, mournful face that somehow befitted his second occupation. He looked his customer up and down. "What'cha need it for? I'll have to have a deposit."
A ripple of heat crept up John's neck, speeding toward his face. He knew Lionel's father had been killed in a skirmish with some Pawnee decades ago, yet John never got used to the liveryman's hostile suspicion of anything and everything to do with the native people of the Plains. John's own parents and younger brothers had been massacred at the hands of white men, yet he didn't treat all ve'ho'e with embittered distrust.
At least not once he got to know them.
He jerked his head toward the street outside. "Lady just got into town from back East. She needs to see Ruth and Caleb, and I'm the only one around to fetch her out there."
He felt in his pockets. Damn! He'd left his last penny on the table at the Double Deuce to pay for his sarsaparilla. "Can't you just bill it to Caleb?"
Lionel Briggs made a noncommittal gurgle deep in his throat and scratched the stubble on his chin.
"S'pose I could." His tone left no doubt that he didn't much like the idea. "Don't reckon as I'd have anything to suit, though."
John had swallowed as much as he was prepared to. He had never done violence to a white man in his life, unless you counted the time at residential school when he'd kicked one of his teachers in the shin. But he'd accepted the fact that some ve'ho'e would never alter their opinion of his people.
He shrugged and turned to leave. "It's your business if you want to turn away customers, Mr. Briggs."
"It is my business, and don't you ferget it, Whitefeather!" the liveryman huffed. "Just 'cause you married your sister off to a rich rancher don't make you the boss of me."
John did not look back.
Out on the street again, he looked around for Hawkwing. The skewbald gelding had made his way over to a nearby water trough, and Miss Jane Harris had been powerless to stop him.
Marching over to the horse, John climbed into the saddle and held out his hand to the troublesome visitor from Boston.
Her nervous glance darted from his hand, to his face, to the horse and back again until it threatened to make John dizzy.
"Grab hold and I'll pull you up," he snapped.
She continued to hesitate. "I thought you were going to hire a wagon for us."


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Panasonic is clearly aware of this fact. Its recent compact cameras have all been heavily marketed on the backbone of 'Intelligent Auto' (iA) – a fancy name for what is basically an automatic scene mode. iA is designed to take the complexity out of photography by continually adjusting and correcting settings while you obliviously click away. The mode could have just as easily been called 'Photography for Dummies' and more often than not, the results are surprisingly accurate.
The DMC-FS5 is the latest camera to adopt this crowd-pleasing technology, with a few extra refinements (including automatic exposure and continuous auto-focus) thrown in for good measure. Running on the latest Venus Engine IV processor, and equipped with a 10.1-megapixel CCD sensor and 30mm 4x optical zoom lens, the DMC-FS5 is capable of capturing high-definition images at a resolution of 1290x1080 pixels.
When we first got our hands on the DMC-FS5 we immediately set about testing its advanced Intelligent Auto setting. As with previous iA units, we found that it mixed and matched ISO sensitivities and focus modes with considerable aplomb. Our test shots remained well balanced and relatively crisp without any manual input. We managed to capture some spectacular sunsets, with the camera working tirelessly behind the scenes as dusk shifted into twilight. All up, we would probably rate iA's performance as being on par with the 'auto fix' on a top-notch editing application.
Another neat feature offered by Intelligent Auto is the Face Detection System. Using complex computerised algorithms which frankly scare us a bit, the technology allows a camera to 'see' faces in an image and then adjust the focus and exposure to present your subjects in the best possible light. Up to 15 faces can be detected in one frame, with handy box indicators highlighting which faces have been targeted. Again, we found this feature to be a great time-saver that works better than it has any right to.
For those who would prefer to play the auteur, the DMC-FS5 has 21 scene mode presets which can be accessed from the menu screen, including – bafflingly – a 'food' mode and two 'baby/infant' modes. Needless to say, there's a mode for practically every conceivable Kodak moment (or should that be Lumix moment?). Other manual features include multiple flash modes, adjustable white balance and ISO sensitivities (up to 1600), a high-speed burst mode offering up to six shots per second, macro modes, adjustable image sizes, exposure settings and a self timer.
In terms of build quality and design, the DMC-FS5 isn't the trendiest camera on the block, but it does retain a sleek, simplistic elegance that is small enough to fit in your pocket. The controls are laid out intuitively with a straightforward interface that the average novice, should they feel so inclined, will have no trouble navigating. (Of course, the excellent iA mode will ensure that many users rarely delve into the menu settings.) Meanwhile, the 2.5in LCD did a great job of displaying our pictures, with the automatic 'backlight booster' assisting clarity in sunny conditions.
If we had one reservation, it would probably be that the shutter release seemed ever-so-slightly sluggish. While Panasonic rates the shutter's time lag at less than 0.005 seconds, we found that response time varied considerably. We were also nonplussed by the Easy Zoom button, which automatically shifts the lens to its full magnification. While it's a good idea in theory, the FS5's 4x optical zoom hardly cries out for this feature (using the regular zoom takes less than a second), and we occasionally found ourselves pressing the button by accident.
Those small quibbles aside, the DMC-FS5 is a solid offering capable of delivering exceptionally vivid, fuss-free photos. It will more than satisfy casual happy-snappers with an eagle-eye for quality.
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