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"Me gusta" and "Twitrear" are too large and are out of the floating bar.
Too large Icons on floating bar spanish version.
"Me gusta" and "Twitrear" are too large and are out of the floating bar.
Hi ofcotado,
Great to hear from you and thanks for the heads up. You are absolutely right, it looks very odd with other languages using the buttons. I will try my best and get this sorted out in the next update! :)
Hi LeoWid,
This issue remains unsolved in the new version.
Now Twitter button is cut by the bar, and "Like" ("Me gusta" in Spanish) is too large and protruding.
In addition, each button has a different size.
You can see: http://orlandocotado.com
Hi Orlando,
Great to hear from you and thanks a lot for the heads up on this. We have just fixed this problem with today's update, sorry for the slight delay.
If you just get the latest Digg Digg update, all should be working normally now for you.
Hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions, I'll be delighted to hear from you.
Leo, Co-Founder at Digg Digg by Buffer
I have the same problem with the Italian language: "Like" ("Mi Piace" in Italian), and also with the function "Facebook Share": "Share" ("Condividi" in Italian).
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We had a great time staying in Rebecca's Upper East Side location. Four of us spent a long weekend in her one-bedroom apartment, and she graciously accommodated us with a BIG queen-sized blow up mattress (not the cruddy ones that rest on the floor). Great size living room and comfortable bedroom, easy walk to the subway 6 line. She was a gracious host and this was a very cool neighborhood to stay in for our weekend plans. She was a pleasure to work out logistics for our weekend plans and that was invaluable. Our group had an unforgettable time in NYC and this home-base really made the difference!
A very clean and interesting apartment. Very close to the subway and on a clam street. Worth every buck. Rebecca is a charming host. The apartment is worth every buck and doesn't disappoint.
1- The hosts: 5/5 Excellent hosts, although I didn't get to meet them in person, they were responsive, polite, accommodating, and amazingly friendly. Have nothing to say except all good things 2- The location: 5/5 I really didn't understand the word "excellent" location before I experienced this apt. It literally is 2 blocks away from the subway, and 1 block away from Lexington street which is very lively and full of restaurants. For travelers, that's a big deal because we don't have food and always want a close place to go have breakfast, or pickup a coffee from Starbucks. Also having a baby, we needed a place where we'd only pay $10-$15 taxi fare to get to anywhere in Manhattan. The location is very central and accessible. 3- Parking: 4/5 The place doesn't come with a dedicated parking, which is a problem with most Manhattan apts. However there is street parking (although very difficult to get). We were lucky to get a spot after a few hours of waiting (and hunting). The option of parking in a nearby parking garage would have ended up costing us $120 for 3 days. So were were lucky. 2- The apartment: 4.5/5 Very clean, very quiet and very tidy. My only complaint was that although it says "walkup" in the description. I didn't think it would be 5 stories up! With a grandma and a baby, we dreaded the climb. But the overall experience was very pleasant we forgot quickly :)
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I enjoyed staying in the apartment with Rebecca and Sanju although I didn't get to see them often as I was out most of the time. They were really friendly people. The bedroom, though small, was relatively clean and there was ample closet space. The bed, though the sheets were visibly piling, was clean and comfortable. Only minor complaints I had was that there was a pipe that ran through the ceiling onto the floor that had stuff running through it occasionally and made some noise (like sand running through a pipe) but I got used to it. The apartment was situated perfectly - a subway stop one block away that provides access to Penn Station, Times Square and other major stops. The surrounding area had many nice places to eat. All in all, a really nice place in the Upper West Side.
Great cosy little room in a fantastic location, exactly what I was looking for - both Rebecca and Sanju are great hosts - Sanju's tips and guidance made my first trip to NY really easy - and there's a great cafe a couple of blocks down the road, which I'd recommend to everyone who stays here! - i found the place quite warm and had to finally plug in the AC to sleep on the second night, so if you are like me and can't sleep when it's warm - there's the AC to take care of you. You can't go wrong with this place!
Cosy, clean room situated in the perfect location to visit New York! We loved staying at Rebecca´s. The room is cosy but has anything you need. Rebecca and her husband Sanju were very helpful and their tipps helped us to enjoy NYC. We didn´t get the chance to get to know them more, cause they went for holidays, which is also fine - we had the appartment for our own. The place has many little restaurants, bars & cafés aorund to choose from, which ist awesome. We tried a few - i.e. the vegetarian indian cuisine just across the street - try it! Also the subway and Central Park are just one block away. We really liked living in the UWS neightbourhood - it felt almost like being a real New Yorker :-). This was our first time using airbnb and the absolutely recommend it!
Great Location, has many eateries to choose from.;block away from Subway station which is awesome!!! Rebecca very kind. Her husband was very nice and helpful as I arrived. Room was just fine, comfty bed!!! which is good, after being out all day and night!!
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Indigenous Affairs Minister Jenny Macklin visits Cranebrook' Koolyangarra Aboriginal Child and Family Centre
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- February 18, 2013
FEDERAL Indigenous Affairs Minister Jenny Macklin swapped politics for playtime when she visited Cranebrook's Koolyangarra Aboriginal Child and Family Centre on Friday.
Ms Macklin joined Lindsay federal Labor MP David Bradbury and met staff, parents and children to discuss Closing the Gap initiatives and family assistance measures.
Koolyangarra has received $650,000 in funding during four years under the Indigenous Parenting Service program, which has allowed the centre to run educational playgroups for indigenous families.
"It is great to come here and see the centre first-hand and it is a perfect example of how the government is supporting Aboriginal families in this local area," Ms Macklin said.
"We are really pleased to support Koolyangarra in delivering programs that involve parents in their child's education right from the start, and which help indigenous children develop early learning skills."
Mr Bradbury said the government had also provided funding for an Aboriginal family worker, an Aboriginal early childhood worker and an Aboriginal support worker.
Nepean Community and Neighbourhood Services general manager Joy Impiombato said the funding had made a huge difference to the centre.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard delivered the fifth annual Closing the Gap Statement to Parliament last week, which found that the first target of ensuring all indigenous four-year-olds living in remote communities would have access to early childhood education this year would be met.


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DALLAS -- Jason Terry, in the midst of a redemptive postseason that has helped move the Dallas Mavericks one win from a second-round sweep of the Los Angeles Lakers, said Saturday that he wants to retire with the Mavericks, the team he joined in 2004 as Steve Nash's replacement.
The 12th-year shooting guard has one season remaining on the six-year, $57 million free-agent contract he signed in 2006, just weeks after the Mavs melted down and lost a 2-0 lead to the Miami Heat in the franchise's infamous first NBA Finals appearance.
This season Terry easily reached a minutes-played clause in his contract that fully guarantees his final season at $10.7 million. Entering the postseason, speculation revolved around Terry possibly being shopped during the offseason if his downward trend in the playoffs continued.
Terry, 33, said this poised and productive playoff run -- coming off an emotionally off-kilter end to the regular season -- has been fueled by his passion to overcome past failures and to ensure his longevity in Dallas. Terry has emerged as the Mavs' much-needed second-leading scorer, averaging 16.8 points on 49.1 percent shooting, behind superstar Dirk Nowitzki.
"No question. That's definitely even more a part of the motivation knowing that I want to be here in Dallas. I want to retire here," Terry said. "I want to be up there next to Brad Davis and Dirk [Nowitzki] and Rolando [Blackman] when it's all said and done."
Davis and Blackman have both had their numbers retired, and Nowitzki, a sure Hall-of-Famer, will certainly have his jersey raised to the rafters.
Told of Terry's desire, Mavs president Donnie Nelson said, "The feeling's mutual."
"He's the life of the party in that locker room," Nelson said. "He's got an edge to him that people don't understand how competitive he is because I think when he does interviews he is so engaging and he's got an incredible sense of humor. But, when he steps on that floor he is all business."
Terry certainly has been focused this postseason. Against the Lakers, he is shooting 50.0 percent from the floor and 44.4 percent from 3-point range while averaging 15.7 points. His four games of at least 20 points through nine playoff games matches his total from his previous 27 playoff games dating back to 2007.
He shot under 40 percent from the field in the past two postseasons, subpar and personally painful performances that Terry did not hide from then or now.
"It's all about what's transpired over the last two or three years, me shouldering a lot of the blame for our failures," Terry said. "I'm one of the leaders of this team and this franchise. I've been here, the second-longest tenured guy, and the Dallas fans, they believe in me so much that I take it personally when I go out there every time on the court."
Terry and Nowitzki are the lone remaining members of the '06 team. They have since suffered three first-round exits in the previous four seasons, once as the No. 1 seed and again as the No. 2 seed.
If they finish off the Lakers -- a scenario few experts and analysts projected -- Nowitzki, who is averaging 27.6 points in the playoffs, and the typically offensive-minded Terry, who has received praise from coach Rick Carlisle for his ramped-up defensive posture, will guide Dallas to its first Western Conference final since '06.
"The emphasis for Jet has been on consistent, all-around play, not just scoring, but playmaking," Carlisle said. "Not just getting steals, but playing solid defense; not just being a fourth-quarter scorer, but being an all-around player for 34 to 38 minutes. He's done that and we need him to continue to do it."
Terry scored 23 points in Friday's 98-92 victory, hitting a key 3-pointer late in the fourth quarter that has the Mavs leading 3-0 in the series. He has outplayed Lakers forward Lamar Odom, the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year, an award Terry vowed to reclaim this season after winning it in 2009, but he finished second in the voting for the second consecutive season.
"Jet knows he's a big part of what we're doing," Nowitzki said. "He's been in a good rhythm, but I just love his intensity. Sometimes we all know he waits until the fourth quarter, but lately he's been attacking."
Jeff Caplan covers the Mavericks for ESPNDallas.com.


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KUALA LUMPUR: Eight-time world champion Nicol David heads a strong cast for the SRAM Women's Squash Invitational which begins at the National Squash Centre in Bukit Jalil on Wednesday.
Brazil's military helps Olympic athletes march to victory
BRASÍLIA: The bow string twangs and Bernardo Oliveira, one of Brazil's army of military-sponsored Olympic athletes, sends his arrow swooping into the target 70 meters (yards) away. Mission accomplished.
Two national records, 10 Sukma records haul on seventh day of Sarawak Sukma
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(Tennis) Konta topples Venus for first WTA title
SAN FRANCISCO: Britain's Johanna Konta captured her first WTA title in style on Sunday, beating former world number one Venus Williams 7-5, 5-7, 6-2 at the WTA hardcourt tournament in Stanford, California.
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WELLINGTON: All Blacks coach Steve Hansen set his sights on capturing a record third successive Rugby World Cup title after announcing on Monday he has extended his contract with the side through the 2019 tournament in Japan.
(SUKMA) Defending champion Perak, Host S'wak, FT and NS book quarterfinal berths
KUCHING: Defending champion Perak booked their berth in the quarterfinals of the SUKMA football competition after beating Negeri Sembilan 2-1 in a Group D match at the Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (Unimas) Stadium in Kota Samarahan, here today.
(Sukma) Ching Hwang shatters own 200m national swimming record
KUCHING: Federal Territories swimmer Lim Ching Hwang erased his own national record in the men's 200m individual medley at the Malaysia Games swimming competition today.
(Badminton) Kian Meng-Pei Jing finally land their maiden title
KUALA LUMPUR: After reaching four open finals, Tan Kian Meng-Lai Pei Jing finally landed their maiden title at the Vietnam Open today.
(Sukma) Terengganu's Nur Aqilah shatters 13-year-old national archery record
KUCHING: The Malaysia Games finally saw its first national record being shattered courtesy of the women's 70m Recurve Archery event here.
(Football) Felda United arrest late Police fightback for 2-1 win
KUALA LUMPUR: Felda United slashed Super League leaders Johor Darul Ta'zim's advantage back to two points after staving off a late fightback by Police to win 2-1 in Malacca on Saturday.
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BUDAPEST: Nico Rosberg rode his luck to grab pole position for Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix ahead of Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton in a prolonged qualifying session punctuated by rainstorms and red flags.
(Badminton) Kian Meng-Pei Jing ride their luck to qualify for Vietnam Open final
KUALA LUMPUR: It was yet another lucky win for Tan Kian Meng-Lai Pei Jing who reached the final of the Vietnam Open today.
(Football) Moyes appointed Sunderland manager - club
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(Tennis) Venus Williams books Stanford semi-final
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(Football) JDT stretch lead after beating Sarawak 2-1
KUALA LUMPUR: Johor Darul Ta'zim stretched their lead at the top of the standings to five points after beating Sarawak 2-1 in Kuching in the sole Super League match to take place today.
(Football) England appoint Allardyce as manager
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(Olympics) IOC reveals 45 new doping failures from Beijing, London Games
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(Badminton) 'Lucky' Tan Kian Meng-Lai Pei Jing check into Vietnam Open semis
KUALA LUMPUR: A little luck went a long way for Tan Kian Meng-Lai Pei Jing who checked into the semi-final of the Vietnam Open today.
(Motor racing) Rosberg signs deal to stay at Mercedes until 2018
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Khairy announces separate dates for 2017 Sea Games and Asean Para Games
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(Tennis) Isner, Monfils cruise into Washington quarters
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(Football) Mourinho stays tight-lipped on Pogba swoop
SHANGHAI: Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho admitted on Thursday the club needs one more signing before the season starts but would not confirm it would be record target Paul Pogba.
(Athletics) Khairul fizzles out in World U-20 Athletics Championships 100m semis
KUALA LUMPUR: Khairul Hafiz Jantan's campaign at the World Under-20 Athletics Championships in Bydgoszcz, Poland ended on Wednesday after coming in last in his 100 metres semi-final race.
(Malaysia Cup) Kelantan leaves it late to snatch 3-3 draw with Selangor
KUALA LUMPUR: Kelantan snatched a 3-3 draw against defending champions Selangor after Manaf Mamat scored deep into stoppage-time in a Malaysia Cup Group B match at the Shah Alam Stadium on Wednesday.
(Football) Malaysia U-16 must bounce from 7-1 thrashing by Australia
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Balotelli's career at the crossroads, says Italy coach Ventura
Mario Balotelli's career is in the balance after Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp told the striker he has no future at Liverpool, Italy's new coach Giampiero Ventura has said.
Darul Ta'zim held by Police
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Since 2002 the UK Cup Clash gathers many clash fans.
This year will be the last. Indeed, for this 7th UK Cup Clash entitled The Final Conflict for the occasion, some of the best sound-systems of the world such as Killamanjaro, Bass Odyssey, Mighty Crown and more will compete for the title of champion at The Stratford Rex in London on the 5th of April.
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Paul Brubaker, shown here with former Defense Department Deputy Chief Management Officer Elizabeth McGrath at the 2014 Federal 100 gala, will join AirWatch on May 5.
Outgoing Defense Department Director of Planning and Performance Management Paul Brubaker will be joining AirWatch, the VMware-owned mobile security and enterprise mobility management provider.
Brubaker's last day at DOD was May 2; he starts at AirWatch on May 5 as director for the federal market.
AirWatch Chairman Alan Dabbiere said his firm sees federal agencies "as an important strategic market that has incredible potential for dramatically improving its operations and outcomes through broader deployment of secure mobility. We're excited to have Paul join the AirWatch team to lead our federal government expansion."
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The cover asks the viewer to guess which girls have balls. The answer: apparently all but one. The folks in this untranslated import are undoubtedly the ones straight people will feverishly pray they don't encounter when picking up people they hope are of the opposite sex. If success is gauged here by the inability to always tell if it is a girl – or a tranny – then these are, indeed, successful people. The sex, however, is just average.
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I had a thumbnail gallery working, images opened in lightbox perfectly, and now all I get is an Index of images. I have NO clue what happened. It was working, then it just quit working.
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I'm sure the size makes the screen gorgeous!!!!! But I'm sticking with my Droid.
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I never knew about the thumbs up tip. That's awesome. I love this forum. :)
I have the puffy keys as well. This is my second droid and they both had puffy keys.
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Congrats on the new toy. I love mine. I'm constantly on it. This forum makes it even better. Welcome. :)
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Welcome to the forum. The Droid is an awesome device. I love mine.
I've been getting force closes on my instant messengers and pandora. Its really becoming a pain.
Wow that's great. You have to save money where you can.
Glad its working out for you. I'm really enjoying the 2.1 update myself.
I've dropped mine a couple of times. Just got a minor nick which scraped off some of the plastic. I'm wondering if a black sharpee will do the trick.
I'm glad they made the improvements that they've made so far. It makes the app a lot more enjoyable. Hopefully they'll keep the improvements going.
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Time to join me in a cuppa. My goodness it's been a busy week with the sale. I'm looking forward to taking a little breather as I send off the last of the orders! I've closed the online shop and will be re-opening the store in the first week in December.
Now, you may be wondering why I don't just close off the sales for the templates and still keep the stitch worksheets going? Well, as I shared with readers, Jerry and I are going off on a bit of an adventure. We plan to walk the Camino de Santiago which is a 500 mile (800 Kilometres) pilgrimage walk from St Jean Pied-de-Port in France to Santiago in Spain. It will probably take us about 5-6 weeks to walk it. Other travels involve seeing friends in the UK and Europe and visiting a few places we have not been to previously. Before we head off overseas we are taking a road trip across Australia. The two trips mean we will be away a good few months.
I don't know how reliable my access to wifi will be, particularly while walking the Camino de Santiago. And for a good part of our trip we will be staying in ancient monasteries for whom electricity is a novel idea… So it wouldn't be fair to keep the online shop going. I can't guarantee that I can get to your emails or messages quickly so it is better all round to have a clear timeframe for the shop being offline.
Take a Stitch Tuesday (TAST) will continue. I have prewritten a post for each week and they are scheduled to be published each Tuesday. When I can I will be checking out what people do , as love seeing some of the inventive ways the stitches are used.
As I travel I will share textile related adventures on Pintangle. I am travelling in Holland, France, the UK, and Basque country in Spain who all have amazing embroidery traditions. I will stay on topic (ie textiles) as I think that although people say they want holiday photos they are being polite, but if you are wanting more of my travels and travel sketches I will share them on my other blog Tones and Tints. Jerry who is far better travel writer than I am, will sharing his photos and trip experiences on his blog The FogWatch I pinched his photo of me on a training walk ( above). All of the blogs have a 'follow' function so you can get email updates delivered to your inbox as they are published.
Well thats all from me for the moment I am off to agonise over what art gear I am taking (I am trying to remember that this stuff has to be carried…)
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Released: Mar 29th, 2010
Running Time: 190 Min.
Director: Denys Defrancesco
Company: DDF Production
Distribution Companies: New Sensations
DVD Extras: Fetish Menus, Still Gallery(ies), Trailer(s)
Cast: Ben Kelly, Ruka Stone, Choky Ice, Virginee, James Brossman, Bob Terminator, Lauro Giotto, Thomas Stone, Sunny Green, Louise Black, Roly Reeves, Ricardo Bell, Nick Lang, Betty Spark, Antonio Ross, Nora Davis, Frank M., Krystal (III) (Russian)
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Usually gangbang titles are marketed for content rather than the attractiveness of the girls, but these five European babes look pretty good, at least before they each take on four hard cocks. Some of the sex is pretty rough, with lots of ass stretching and slapping (Virginee's butt turns a dark shade of purple) and each girl gets plenty of cocks in her ass, as well as being double penetrated. However, the effect of watching five similar 4-on-1 gangbang scenes (actually one scene only has three men) is somewhat numbing when viewed in one sitting.
Nora Davis fares particularly well in an office gangbang where her glasses are covered in cum after emptying a quartet of big cocks, and Betty Spark is a very pretty museum guard who is harshly penetrated by four hoodlums who are ransacking her ass, pussy and mouth, as well as the museum.
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ICE Sprint X 26fs Long Term ReviewPosted on July 28, 2016 by Bryan Ball
By BRYAN J. BALL Managing Editor
It's been a year now since I last reviewed the ICE Sprint X 26fs. It's still here and I'm still riding it and wanted to update you all on what it's been like to live with the trike for a full year and about 3,000 miles.
First, a bit of background that I didn't fully explain in the review… I previously owned and loved a 2014 ICE VTX+. It was low, sleek, wickedly fast and as comfortable as a "racing" trike can be. At the same time, I also owned an HPVelotechnik Scorpion fs 26. It was tough, very comfortable, could tour and was extremely practical. I couldn't afford to keep two trikes that were worth somewhere in the $5000 neighborhood. The plan was to sell them both and get a trike that combined the best aspects of the pair. Read More »
Pinion P1.18 GearboxPosted on July 21, 2016 by Bryan Ball
By BRYAN J. BALL Managing Editor
To say that hub gears are popular in the recumbent trike world right now would be a huge understatement. Nuvincis, Rohloffs, Shimano Alfines… You'll see all of them as optional or standard equipment from most major trike manufacturers. Now there's a new player in the game. Sort of…
The Pinion P1.18 is similar to a hub gear in that it provides an enclosed and low-maintenance gear system but it isn't a hub at all. Pinion's gearbox is located at the bottom bracket area. Originally designed for mountain bikes, the German manufacturer has produced a more touring-specific model and has even begun to warm up to the recumbent world. The first manufacturer to offer one as original equipment is Azub and I was recently able to test it on the TRIcon 20. Read More »
Peddlers TrikeStand Magnum & Storage SolutionPosted on July 14, 2016 by Bryan Ball
By BRYAN J. BALL
Managing Editor
Finding a way to store your trike other than leaving it on the floor taking up a massive amount of room can be a real challenge. Finding away to secure your tike and perform maintenance can be even more difficult still. Now Peddlers has a solution (well… a two-part solution) that allows you to do both.
I've been a fan of Peddlers' trikestands for a long time. A TrikeStand Magnum OS was my go-to workstand in the BentRider shop for a couple of years. It was as solid as could be and would adjust to accommodate almost every trike that came through our door. However, at a retail price of over $500, it's a bit pricey for the average consumer. Read More »
Laid Back Bike Report July 10, 2016!Posted on July 10, 2016 by Bryan Ball
This week's theme is "Bents For The Health Of It!" As usual, the Laid Back Bike Report can be watched LIVE on YouTube at 2 pm EST or any time after at the embedded link below.
AZUB TRIcon 20Posted on June 20, 2016 by Bryan Ball
By BRYAN J. BALL Managing Editor
BentRider and AZUB are about the same age. I met the guys from the company in my driveway in Germany pretty early on in the game. I still had a full-time job, our web site didn't even have a proper message board yet and the AZUB crew of two showed up in an old Skoda with entirely too many bikes crammed into it. BentRider has grown to a size I never dared imagine and AZUB has blossomed into a true powerhouse in the recumbent industry. We've both followed the trends of the market and in a way, we've kind of grown up together.
As AZUB has navigated the ever-growing recumbent industry, they've become a trike maker as much as they ever were a bike company. They started out making economically-priced two-wheelers and now they make some of the most well-engineered and most well-built trikes on the planet. Their current top-of-the-line model is the TRIcon and (until the full-suspension Ti-FLY is introduced later this year) it is the showcase for what this Czech Republic company is capable of. Read More »
TerraTrike Rambler (2016)Posted on June 16, 2016 by Bryan Ball
By BRYAN J. BALL Managing Editor
TerraTrike sticks out in the recumbent trike industry. While they do often innovate, they're not always the first to jump on the newest trends. With the rare exception, they don't usually try to compete in the ultra high-end segment that seems to grab all of the headlines. Instead, they focus on making affordable and accessible quality trikes while backing it up with a robust dealer network, a superb customer service reputation and some very savvy marketing. The results are trikes like the new 2016 Rambler which is possibly the best value-for-money trike they've ever produced in their 20-year history. Read More »
Bend It Elite 2.0 ShortsPosted on June 7, 2016 by Bryan Ball
By BRYAN J. BALL
Managing Editor
There are several recumbent-specific cycling shorts on the market. However, most of them are geared more towards the casual set. Those who prefer something more form-fitting and aerodynamic have very few choices. Bend It has been producing such products for years and has just updated their Elite shorts and named them the Elite 2.0.
The Elite 2.0 shorts are made out of a breathable 80/20 cotton blend with a ten-panel design. A lot of time was spent on the update to focus on improving comfort. All the seams use a "Flat-Lock" design to reduce friction. The inseam has been replaced with a softer double-layer panel to help achieve the same goal. Read More »
Laid Back Bike Report LIVE Today!Posted on June 5, 2016 by Bryan Ball
This month, the Laid Back Bike Report's guest will be Shelly Mossey, a longtime New York City Recumbent enthusiast and evangelist. And for the firs time, live chat will be enabled on YouTube. You can watch live at 2 PM EST or any time thereafter below or on YouTube.
Maxarya CT LimitPosted on May 27, 2016 by Bryan Ball
By BRYAN J. BALL Managing Editor
We don't often review crank-forward (CF) bikes here on BentRider, but we're always eager to check out these bikes. They're more recumbent than they are "conventional" bike and a lot of our readers have a CF in their stable. The most recent one I've gotten to check out is the CT Limit from Maxarya.
The name Maxarya is probably familiar to a lot of recumbent riders. Maxarya has been making compact long wheelbase (CLWB) recumbents in Canada for over a decade now. They've also begun building a line of CF city bikes. The CT Limit has a step-though style aluminum frame and a larger seat than you'd see on an upright bicycle. Read More »
A Tale of Two Trips: SPEZI and SMRRPosted on May 23, 2016 by Larry Varney
In April I got the chance to fly to Germany and help Laidback Bike Report's Gary Solomon cover the spezialradmesse, the "special bikes" show in Germersheim, Germany. In May, I journeyed to Tennessee to attend the Smoky Mountain Recumbent Rally. Two events that share many things, but differ in several others. I want to tell you about both, and why you might want to consider attending either (or both!) in the future. But first, as they say, a "word from our sponsor". As many may already know, I got the chance to attend SPEZI because of a GoFundMe campaign. I was surprised by the results of Gary's public attempt to fund my trip – not all of the expenses were covered, but enough was generously donated so that I could be present at the incredible bike show. I am so grateful to all of you who donated! I will discuss the Smoky Mountain Recumbent Rally in a moment – and especially the differences between the two events – but right now, let's take a closer look at SPEZI! Read More »
TerraTrike Announces TrikegroupsPosted on May 20, 2016 by Bryan Ball
From TerraTrike Press Release…
TerraTrike has launched a new website to help trike owners connect with other riders in their local communities. TrikeGroups.com will serve as the place to find like-minded recumbent trike enthusiasts who want to ride. Once they've signed up for a free account, users can find other riders in their local community, join a group ride, or organize and plan their own ride. Users can also view a map of other registered users nearby, create their own group, comment and post on forums, and much more. Read More »
Laid Back Bike Report for May!Posted on May 15, 2016 by Bryan Ball
This week, the Laid Back Bike Report crew will talk about Spezi 2016 (which they were on hand for) and other recumbent news. Live on YouTube at 3 PM EST and available thereafter as well.
RANS Stratus XPPosted on May 10, 2016 by Bryan Ball
By BRYAN J. BALL
Managing Editor
Most of the first recumbent bikes available in the US were Long Wheelbase (LWB). More recently, they haven't been as popular as they used to be. However, the things that people have always loved about the LWB still remain true. They offer great comfort without usually needing suspension due to the longer frames ability to soak up bumps. The riding position is often more upright and with a lower bottom bracket. They perform exceedingly well at carrying touring loads due to their ability to carry panniers both on a conventional rear rack and under the seat.
Nearly since the beginning, the RANS Stratus has been one of the most well-known LWB recumbents on the market. It started as a typical large-wheel in the back (either 700C or 26"), small wheel (either 406mm or 451mm) in the front bike. In 2005, RANS redesigned the venerable Stratus to accept a dual 26" (559mm) format. That bike was named the Stratus XP. Read More »
Laid Back Bike Report from SpeziPosted on May 8, 2016 by Bryan Ball
Gary Solomon and our own Larry Varney do a very thorough job of showing what was new at the Spezi show in Germany for 2016.
ICE 2016 – Revised VTX and Other ChangesPosted on May 6, 2016 by Bryan Ball
At Spezi 2016, ICE introduced a lot of new changes. First and foremost is a revised VTX with new graphics, new components and a lower price! There is also a new less-expensive component spec on the Sprint and Adventure and a seat riser for those that want to sit a bit higher. A gallery of VTX images is below and you can find more info at this link.
New Evolve Trikes On The Way?Posted on May 4, 2016 by Bryan Ball
Evolve's unique folding trikes will soon be resuming production in an updated form. Full press release and massive gallery after the jump.
From Evolve Press Release…
Evolvetrikes wish to announce their new versatile ZYPP designs, still transit friendly, quick and compact folding but with wider track, higher seat and larger wheels. The ZYPP Rapid model still fits into an airline legal suitcase in under 5 minutes. If suitcase travel is not required it also accepts up to a 700c rear wheel. The ZYPP "EZY" model has a mesh seat and soft-ride 406 wheels all round. Our signature smart car capable ZYPP "SMART" folder now has soft-ride 355 front wheels and a 406 smart fold tail and yes, still fits into a single airline legal suitcase (L+W+H<158cm/62in). And we can reveal that two of these trikes also easily physically fit on a standard 2-bike bus rack. http://evolvetrikes.com/videos.html includes "Trike Highlights" and "Quick folding an Evolve trike" videos. Read More »
Raffle to Help Joe ReichertPosted on April 25, 2016 by Bryan Ball
A chance to win some awesome bikes and trikes AND help a great guy? Hard to lose on this one!
From Amlings Raffle Page…
Amlings Cycle bike shop owner, Joe Reichert, suffered a brain bleed in mid-November 2015, and after an extended hospital stay, he was fortunate to survive, but the recovery will be very long and very difficult.
To help pay medical and living expenses, TerraTrike, Bacchetta, and Linear Recumbents have both graciously offered their great products up for raffle with the proceeds going to help Joe with the extremely high medical costs.
More info on the raffle at http://joereichert.org/raffle/
And more on what happened to Joe at http://www.bentrideronline.com/?p=10488
AZUB Reveals the New Full Suspension Ti-FLYPosted on April 22, 2016 by Bryan Ball
AZUB will be debuting their first full-suspension trike at Spezi and it's a unique one. The front suspension uses two titanium plates as springs supplemented by hydraulic dampers. No data on weight yet but starting price is $4992. More info (including a lot of pics and the design history and philosophy) at http://azub.eu/ti-fly/.
Windcheetah FRO AnnouncedPosted on April 22, 2016 by Bryan Ball
It's Spezi season and Windcheetah will be showing their new FRO (For Race Only) trike. They started with the already very light and racey Hypersport and lightened it even further with a new custom carbon weave. More info at http://www.sparenberg.co.uk/wordpress/fro/#
Bend It Excursion Cycling PantsPosted on April 13, 2016 by admin
By BRYAN J. BALL Managing Editor
Bend-It Cycling has long been known for their custom recumbent-specific jerseys. Recently, they'e also been making a name for themselves with other products for us laid back cyclists. They make jackets and shorts in both lycra and baggier versions meant just for us. Now they'd taken their excellent Expedition shorts and stretched them out into Excursion pants.
The Excursion pants fit into the category of cycling clothing you'd call "baggy" but that's only compared to tight lycra tights. They're no more baggy than your favorite pair of dress pants but cut to be so much more comfortable. They stretch and give in all the right places and are made of a fairly soft material. There's a zipper and a double velcro enclosure up top with two pull-straps on the sides to make sure they stay up when you want them to. Read More »


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I oppose hearings into "journalistic malpractice" underlying Washington Post climate coverage
Let me state for the record that I oppose Congressional hearings into "journalistic malpractice" underlying Washington Post coverage of global warming.
Sure Gawker said "The Washington Post Has the Worst Opinion Section in America." But is that "journalistic malpractice"? Sure the Post seemed to abandon any journalistic standards when it let George Will publish a third time global warming lies debunked on its own pages. Heck, even Bill O'Reilly accused Dana Milbank of an "outright lie," but he also joked Milbank should be beheaded.
But surely that isn't justification for holding Congressional hearings into "journalistic malpractice" at the Washington Post?
Stop the presses! I'm now told whole darn story "may not be true."
It turns out maybe nobody wants to hold Congressional hearings into "journalistic malpractice" underlying Washington Post coverage of global warming.
Sorry. Never mind.
But wait? What about this repeated accusation that there was "journalistic malpractice" at the Washington Post? Won't Climate Progress readers come away with that phrase stuck in their mind. Shouldn't CP set the record straight so the WashPost isn't tainted by a false accusation, particularly by the large fraction of readers who never get past the headline? Nah.
Because then the Washington Post would have to apologize and retract this story, which keeps repeating the false frame of the disinformers with no debunking [italics added]:
GOP leadership cool to hearings into "scientific fraud" underlying global warming
Last week there was widespread speculation that the GOP is planning to hold high profile hearings next year into the "scientific fraud" behind global warming. The news touched off a round of anxious commentary among liberals about the coming rash of GOP investigations and fake scandals.
The only problem is that it may not be true.
A spokesman for the leading Republican on the committee that would undertake such hearings tells me that isn't the plan. And a senior GOP leadership aide says the leadership is cool to the idea.
Rep. Joe Barton of Texas (the same dude who apologized to BP) is in line to be the chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee. A committee spokesman, Larry Neal, emails that global warming science won't be the focus of upcoming hearings. Rather, Barton wants to hold hearings to try to get the Environmental Protection Agency to study the impact action on global warming will have on jobs.
At issue is the EPA's recent "endangerment finding," which determined that greeenhouse gases contribute to air pollution that may endanger public health or welfare. According to Barton's office, EPA chief Lisa Jackson said at some point that studying the impact on the economy of scientific action in response to the greenhouse gas problem would have "limited utility."
"Our committee will finally get to inquire" why Jackson "proudly refuses to analyze her agency's actions to determine either the potential job losses they will cause or the pressure they will put on U.S. companies to relocate overseas," Neal emails. "Congressman Barton is very interested."
Separately, the GOP leadership is apparently aware what a circus hearings into the allegedly fraudulent science underlying global warming would be — and how it would play into Dem efforts to paint Republicans as hostage to extremists.
"It's just not the best strategy," a senior GOP aide says. "The most effective way to fight the national energy tax is to talk about the economic effect and jobs."
So you're certainly going to see Republicans use the machinery of government to push the case that action on the environment is devastating to the economy. And no doubt there will be bit of grandstanding at these hearings from select GOPers about global warming perhaps being a hoax. But no hearings as of yet are being planned that would focus specifically on the science underlying global warming.
What a relief!
So in this story, counting the headline, the Washington Post repeats the "scientific fraud" frame 3 times and the 'hoax' claim once, guaranteeing that most readers will walk away with those phrases or frame in their head. The Post never bothers to mention the multiple vindications for climate scientists or the overwhelming science underlying our understanding of human caused:
- The first rule of vindicating climate scientists is you do not talk about vindicating climate scientists
- Much-vindicated Michael Mann and Hockey Stick get final exoneration from Penn State "" time for some major media apologies and retractions
- Final 'forensic' UK report on emails vindicates climate science and research underlying the Hockey Stick
Yes, if read this story very closely you might get the implication that the Post possibly thinks this is a fake scandal. And they did at least throw in the word "allegedly" and suggest it might conceivably play into efforts to paint Republicans as extremists. None of that comes close to undoing the power of the incredibly strong repeated word "fraud."
Indeed, there is a long body of research on the fact that you can't debunk a myth by repeating (which I discuss here). "When people find a claim familiar because of prior exposure but do not recall the original context or source of the claim, they tend to think that the claim is true," noted a 2005 journal article, "How Warnings about False Claims Become Recommendations," which concluded "Telling people that a consumer claim is false can make them misremember it as true."
So imagine how bad it is to repeating a myth three times and only hinting that it isn't true! This is not some obscure rhetorical matter. The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention itself has studied the matter, and the Washington Post itself wrote about a it few years ago in a piece titled, "Persistence of Myths Could Alter Public Policy Approach":
Indeed, repetition seems to be a key culprit. Things that are repeated often become more accessible in memory, and one of the brain's subconscious rules of thumb is that easily recalled things are true.
So as amusing as it is for the Washington Post to sort of mock the GOP extremists for possibly holding hearings into allegations of fraud that have been thoroughly investigated and debunked, the way the piece is written is inexcusable, though obviously it is not "journalistic malpractice" and I want to state as clearly as possible that I don't want anybody to think it is even "alleged journalistic malpractice" or to remember the phrase "journalistic malpractice" when they think about the Washington Post coverage of this issue.
I am going to repeat this and put it in bold face to make sure that my meaning is as clear as possible: Do not think "journalistic malpractice" when you think about the Washington Post coverage of global warming.
For the record, notwithstanding this Post story, there remains a very good chance that the GOP will use hearings in the next two years to attack the science underlying global warming, since it is the cornerstone of the rationale for EPA action.
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23 Responses to I oppose hearings into "journalistic malpractice" underlying Washington Post climate coverage
So the rumoured investigation into journalistic malpractice by the Washington Post is probably not going to happen. Shame.
And anyway, how would a journalist cover such a story?
I sure miss Molly Ivins and Hunter S Thompson.
The Washington Post does not commit journalistic malpractice. Is it journalistic malpractice when a biased reporter writes in a manner reflecting the biases that the editor and owner have? In my opinion it's journalistic malpractice if the paper actually intends to practice objective journalism. In fact, there is much evidence that the Washington Post has become an opinion outlet of the corporate elites. So I agree, Joe, that the Post should not be investigated for journalistic malpractice.
OK, the WaPo cannot do science. We learned that in the run-up to the Iraq war. Nobody in Washington, D.C. seemed to be able to do good science. WaPo just reflects the culture in DC.
If congress wants the WaPo to get its science correct, then congress should take the lead and make a point of paying attention to good science.
There can be no "journalism malpractice" at the Washington Post when they have failed to exhibit any evidence of "Journalism".
Of course I am not a lawyer so what do I know.
Hello Joe,
But… over at the Economist, they spend 5 pages talking about the promise of geoengineering.
And our Danish friend has a movie coming out showing that it makes more economic sense to help poor countries with the effects of global warming, and to do geoengineering, than it does to reduce our CO2 output.
[JR: Absent very strong mitigation, geoengineering is somewhere between a dead end and a cruel hoax.]
For over a decade, the national media, including the NY Times, WashPo, and others, have been clowning around instead of practicing journalism. Bob Somerby of the Daily Howler has been documenting it since the end of the Clinton presidency. He focuses on politics rather than science, but the themes are the same.
"Journalistic Malpractice" is too many syllables. Something shorter would work better.
Maybe "Newspaper fraud" or "Press fraud"? It doesn't matter if it makes sense. Coin a new phrase.
The more it leaves to the imagination, the better. You're absolutely right: nobody will read past the headlines, and in their rush to pretend they know what they're talking about, they'll surely inflate it into a conspiracy or corruption scandal.
Of course, I also don't support investigations into "press fraud" at the Washington Post. Some say the evidence for "press fraud" is strong enough to push forward with congressional hearings, but I think waiting for more evidence is prudent.
[JR: I didn't want to use 'fraud' — the accusation is too strong. I was just trying to make a point.]
This article genuinely gauges the feeling about many in the Republican leadership who don't wish to make climate science a key investigative area – BUT Darrell Issa (new chairman of the House oversight and government reform committee) has made it very clear he'll make it so
Re: #8
Yeah, I was just playing along with my Machiavellian tongue firmly in cheek.
It's surely "alleged" journalistic MALPRACTICE by the Washington Post.
Not just malpractice by the Washington Post.
That would be just an evil driven cooperate mechanism indicating that the Washington Post was Hijacked by cooperations with evil intent.
The WaPo should definitely NOT be investigated for its repeated journalistic malpractice. Or fraud. Or incompetence. Or negligence. Or conflict of interest. Or abuse of labor.
Gordon says: "But… over at the Economist, they spend 5 pages talking about the promise of geoengineering."
Yes! And the geoengineering article's glowing conclusion is apparently that geoengineering, while not a fix in itself, can be used to *buy time* instead of taking the trouble to reduce CO2 impacts right away. Hello? So we use technologies that are speculative (such as tossing quick lime into the oceans), and perhaps harmful, to buy time so that we can ease people into emitting less CO2, or horror of horrors, actually put money into green tech that is proven.
I'm sorry, I got off the WAPO topic…but I'm so sick of the Economist pushing geoengineering.
As to the WAPO…so nu?
If they put radiant barrier in the paint
of new cars, they will probably get the
climate controll story better.
There are different kinds of Geoengineering – BECCS with biochar is a rather new recognized field of GE.
On the bottom line, even if we quit all emitting of heat trapping gases and even if we remove all humans from the planet, the temperature will rise for several centuries with a high chance of abrupt spikes.
The only way to counter further climate change is to stop emitting ehat trapping gases and suck carbon back out of the atmosphere. Thus biochar, reforestation and any preservation of existing carbon sinks is number one priority.
Sure the accusation expressed by 'press fraud' is far too strong– but I think that's the point. (It's a lot more justified than the one expressed by 'scientific fraud'.) Why should your satirical response be any more restrained than the crap that provoked it? If you're aiming for Juvenalian satire, even equal treatment would be too restrained. Maybe 'press crimes' would be over the top enough, although (given the way this debate has been going) satire has simply been overwhelmed (or even just plain killed).
I know there have been allegations of journalistic malpractice by the Post, but in this case journalistic malpractice may or may not be supported by the facts once the investigation is complete. In fact, the Post may be able to show that they did not commit journalistic malpractice. However, I am sure the hearings over this kind of journalistic malpractice will be full and fair, and the Post will have every chance to prove that journalistic malpractice did not take place.
On the subject of 'hearings'….
Given that Republicans would control the hearings I don't think there's any way to win. The actual science would never be allowed a voice.
Instead, it would be a witch hunt into alleged corruption committed by the scientists.
What? No receipt from the shoeless porters who helped lug the ice drill to the glacier? Clearly we have serious questions about how our scarce and valuable money, seized from overworked taxpayers, has been spent….
They can't argue the science, they can only smear it and the scientists performing it. By impugning the scientists and the research they create a means of defunding it.
If there were some neutral court where deniers – especially those who write laws – could make their case and get smacked down by reality I'd completely agree with the "bring it on" crowd. A circus with which to harass the scientists serves only the deniers.
Some people get (understand) what Joe Romm is doing here. CapitalClimate definitely gets it.
I'm trying to think of a relevant quote but coming up dry…
It's a little like what went on at the start of the GWBush administration. The story broke that "Clintonistas" had trashed the White House upon leaving. This assured that Ari Fleischer would be asked about it at every press conference. His line was always that he didn't want to discuss that because President Bush wanted to put it behind him and move on with governing the country.
The net result was that the story of the trashing of the White House by the departing Democrats (which was baseless) got four or five months of press coverage.
(There's a little more to it. The GAO did eventually conduct an investigation, and found some damage but could not say who caused it. The investigation cost about ten times as much as the damage.)
"One look at Joe Barton and you just know he hasn't been the same since he was born." (The UB Report circa 1984)
My #20, posted yesterday, leaves the impression that I equate the trumped-up story of the trashing of the White House with what Dr. Romm is doing in this article. That was not my intention. It's clear that his use of loaded terms like "journalistic malpractice" demonstrates the technique in order to immunize readers against it.
"The Washington Post Has the Worst Opinion Section in America" ???
Clearly Gawker has never read the Wall Street Journal !!!