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The government is neglecting its promises to cyclists
He is already Britain's most successful Olympian and now Sir Chris Hoy has declared an interest in becoming the country's first cycling champion, because bringing a culture change would be as satisfying as winning gold medals.
Sir Chris said that he was "evangelical" in his belief that cycling could change lives. It would create an "immense sense of pride" if he was able to help to ensure that in 20 years' time there were "bikes everywhere", he said.
The retired racer, who won six Olympic golds including two in the London 2012 Games, has previously shied away from politics and was criticised in some quarters after commenting on the Scottish independence referendum earlier this year.
In an interview with The Times, however, Sir Chris said he would make an exception for roles aimed at improving cycling's infrastructure, safety and popularity. "Cycling has given me so much," he said. "I have had such an amazing experience in my life and I want to give a little back and see other people enjoying that too and to see our country become like other ones where cycling is just part of the culture.
"Becoming a politician has never appealed to me — not interested in going on to an international Olympic committee. But for something like this, where you can imagine the kind of legacy, where you can see in 15 to 20 years' time a complete culture change, that would be a massive thing to be involved in. It does appeal to me."
The Get Britain Cycling parliamentary report recommended the appointment of a national cycling champion who would co-ordinate efforts to get 10 per cent of all journeys by bike by 2025. The Government has so far refused to accept the need for the post. Sir Chris said that it was important to push government to capitalise on cycling's success in the Olympics and the Tour de France.
"If we don't do it now, when can we do it?" he asked. "We are at the peak of our attention from the general public. If we don't do it now people just settle into it and think, 'Well, this is the way it's always been, we are different from the rest of Europe and that's just the way it is'. We do have to strike now.
"I would love to see more people on bikes. I am not saying it as a Jamie Oliver crusade — one person trying to change things in a massive way — but if I can help out in making it more easy, more appealing, more popular. I am a bit evangelical about it, but I genuinely believe that cycling can change people's lives for the better."
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I feel slightly sad for the Kiwis as this series win would have helped them a lot.
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Have to say Matty really had his fair share of spawn in the knock, tbh.
Was an absloute peach of a bumper that ended up hitting (& pretty fulsomely) his stumps without dislodging the bails. Play that if you can!
Interesting call for our selectors if KP isn't fit for the first test up here. Bairstow's position must be in question.
Where do we go? Stick? Back to Morgan? Buttler, even?
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Depends on early season form. Feel for Bairstow, no cricket in ages and then shoved in a test match and expected to shine. Reminds me of Anderson all those years ago.
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sounds like a fix... lol
It is a fix. Flacco only had 700 votes then 10 minutes later he is winning
Last season, we beat Flacco with Batch starting at QB, and should have beaten Flacco with Leftwich starting (if he hadn't hurt himself tumbling into the end zone on that early TD run). What if a healthy Ben started those games instead?
The Rams' offense featuring weapons such as Marshall Faulk, Torrey Holt, and Isaac Bruce were known as "The Greatest Show on Turf"
The Steelers' offense featuring weapons such as Le'Veon Bell and Martavis Bryant should be known as "The Greatest Show on Grass"
This has nothing at all to do with respective playing surfaces at the Edward Jones Dome vs. Heinz Field.
2015 MNF Executive Champion!
Ben is now leading the voting again, 51-49.


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Brick by Brick
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Parents need to know that Brick by Brick tells the often-forgotten story that slaves built the White House. There's discussion of forced labor, the difficulty of life as a slave, and the raw emotions at play during this period of American history. Children will have questions about the institution of slavery and how it conflicts with the founding principles of this country. Parents should be prepared to offer age-appropriate details.
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What's the story?
In 1792, a young country still recovering from the Revolutionary War cannot find enough laborers to build its new seat of power and turns to society's bottom rung, its slaves, to complete the task. Craftsmen teach slaves trades such as carpentry and cabinet making -- skills they can use to earn money to buy their freedom. While stirring emotions about the institution of slavery, the book also points to slavery's role in America's economy at that time.
Is it any good?
Brick by Brick is an inspiring story of perseverance, heartache, and hope told in simple, rhythmic, rhyming verse that echoes the Negro Spirituals of the era. Author Charles R. Smith, Jr. exposes the heartache and irony of a society that compels one group into forced labor while honing its founding ideals of freedom.
Floyd Cooper's evocative oil-wash paintings in a mostly brown-and-white palette have an emotional richness that draws readers of all ages into the story and offers plenty of opportunity for discussion. The book wisely focuses on this history of black slaves as a part of the creation of America rather than as a separate history. The slaves' struggles, pain, and oppression are an American tale of struggle, pain, and oppression.
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Have you ever seen movies or read other books about slavery? How do the movie versions compare with written accounts?
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I read the first novel in English, and I was soooooo desperate to read the others so that I bought them in German. Completely worth it!!! I ll probably read them in English again and, since I m studying Swedish now, I ll certainly read the whole trilogy in Swedish as well. I bet it will be a new experience each time, as with every great novel.
Too sad Larsson left us so early, he was the most talented author for that genre I have read in years…
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I've just finished the first book, very interesting idea, good way delivering it too, too bad the second book is not being released yet…
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One of the things that everyone has to do sooner or later is parsing command line arguments into program variables. Even the most trivial command line application needs some input variables to tell it what to do.
One of the things in which C and C++ are lacking is a unified approach to command line arguments. This allows anyone to do what he wants, but unfortunately it also forces everybody to figure it out for himself.
I have done this several times, and tried several approaches. My last projects all needed moderately complex command line configurations, so I finally solved this problem in a reusable way. Originally I used the boost template library for this (www.boost.org). Specifically, I used regular expressions. But now that VS2008 SP1 is out, I can use the TR1 library to do this for me.
What does a command line argument look like
The exact syntax doesn't matter because we are using regular expressions. What is important is that the identifier and the value are recognized by the shell to belong together.
The only way to do this is of course to make sure that they are in the same string. For example, such command line arguments can look like this:
-file="C:\Documents and Settings\me\desktop\article.doc"
It really doesn't matter. As long as all the information is recognized as 1 argument, it's fine. If the value contains spaces, you need to use quotes so that the shell will not treat
-file="C:\Documents and Settings\me\desktop\article.doc"
as 3 arguments.
The requirements for my solution are as follows:
- 1 function which can take a command parameter and a regular expression, and which can parse any given type (bool, int, string, …) from the parameter, according to the specified regex.
- The function should be able to handle string and wstring parameters.
- It should be able to put values into regular data types, as well as into TriStateValue template types (see here http://msmvps.com/blogs/vandooren/archive/2007/10/11/fun-with-templates-implementing-a-tri-state-value.aspx for more info).
- The function should return a bool to notify the user if the argument was parsed.
- The part of the regex that identifies the actual value has to be captured. I.e. it has to be enclosed between ( ) symbols.
First attempt
The first version of such a function was ready pretty rapidly.
template <typename T>
bool ParseArg(
std::tr1::regex const& pattern,
std::string const& arg,
T& value)
std::tr1::smatch matches;
if( !std::tr1::regex_search(arg, matches, pattern))
return false;
std::istringstream iss((string) matches[1]);
return ! (iss >> std::dec >> value).fail();
The function takes a regex and an argument. The value type is a template type which allows the user to use it for any type. The type itself can be inferred at compile time. I.e. the user does not have to explicitly specify the template type using brackets.
A string stream is used for getting the value out of the stream. This is very handy because this way, the text to value conversion has no dependency on the value type. By using the string stream, the function remains generic.
This function has an overload that uses a TriStateVal type for the resulting value.
template <typename T>
bool ParseArg(
std::tr1::regex const& pattern,
std::string const& arg,
TriStateVal<T>& value)
std::tr1::smatch matches;
if( !std::tr1::regex_search(arg, matches, pattern))
return false;
std::istringstream iss((string) matches[1]);
T val;
if((iss >> std::dec >> val).fail())
return false;
value = val;
return true;
The TriStateVal type allows the user of that value to know whether it had been assigned or not. Unfortunately, there is no support yet for streaming directly into a TriStateVal type, so I have to use a temporary value first.
Of course, these 2 functions work for strings. What about wstring? Well, for wstring we need another 2 overloads.
template <typename T>
bool ParseArg(
std::tr1::wregex const& pattern,
std::wstring const& arg,
T& value)
template <typename T>
bool ParseArg(
std::tr1::wregex const& pattern,
std::wstring const& arg,
TriStateVal<T>& value)
These are almost identical, except that they use wregex, wstring and wistringstream instead of regex, string and istringstream.
The overload mechanism
By now you may have wondered about the function overloading, if you are into template laws.
There are 4 overloads (removed template specifier template <typename T>
for clarity):
bool ParseArg(regex const&, string const&, T&);
bool ParseArg(regex const&, string const&, TriStateVal<T>&);
bool ParseArg(wregex const&, wstring const&, T&);
bool ParseArg(wregex const&, wstring const&, TriStateVal<T>&);
It is simple enough to see how the compiler chooses based on the types of the pattern and the argument. That is via normal overloading rules.
But how does it know when to pick the generic T template function or the more specific TriStateVal<T> template? Both can be valid.
As it turns out, the compiler can follow the rules laid out in the C++ ISO standard section 188.8.131.52, which states that if multiple template functions are valid for the supplied template types, the most specific one will be selected.
The wording is of course more complex and formal than the previous paragraph, but that is what it boils down to. Section 22.214.171.124.5 contains a number of helpful examples, and one of them is equivalent with the ParseArg function.
TriStateVal<T> is more specific than T, so the function with that parameter type will be used whenever possible.
Evaluation of the first attempt
The first implementation works very well. You use the ParseArg function like this:
wregex reFile(L"^[-/]file[:=]\"{0,1}([^\\?\\*/<>\\\"]*)\"{0,1}$");
wregex reRows(L"^[-/]rows[:=]([0-9]*)$");
wregex reCols(L"^[-/]cols[:=]([0-9]*)$");
int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
int numRows = 0;
TriStateVal<int> numCols;
wstring file;
for(int i=0; i< argc; i++)
wstring arg(argv[i]);
if(ParseArg(reRows, arg, numRows))
if(ParseArg(reCols, arg, numCols))
if(ParseArg(reFile, arg, file))
wcout << "numRows : " << numRows << endl;;
wcout << "numCols : " << numRows << endl;;
wcout << "file : " << file << endl;;
return 0;
As you can see, no matter how many command parameters there are and how complex their formatting is, parsing them remains trivial if you can correctly specify the regular expressions.
The regular expressions in my example also take care of the fact that users can use either the – or the / to precede identifiers, and that the value delimiter can be a = or : sign.
The great benefit of the TriStateVal is that you don't have to keep track of Boolean variables, indicating the status of a variable. I.e. you don't have to manually keep track of which variables were assigned.
If your application can do several things, based on a 'command' parameter for example, then you can check the TriStateVal variables for that command to see if those have been assigned to. If will make your whole program easier to understand.
Problems with the first attempt
One issue is that it sadly doesn't work if T is of type 'char' or 'wchar_t'. The reason is that these types are the character types which make up 'string' and 'wstring', and streaming from a string stream into a char is not supported.
Another possible issue is that in the case that T is of type bool, the text value has to be 1 or 0. Perhaps we would also like to be able to use 'on' and 'off' as valid value texts, or 'high' and 'low'.
Both problems can be solved by providing more specific template functions, like (removed template specifier
for clarity):
template <> bool ParseArg(regex const&, string const&, bool &);
template <> bool ParseArg(regex const&, string const&, char &);
But if we want to implement those functions, we not only have to implement the string-regex function, but also the wstring-wregex function, and the functions that use TriStateVal parameters.
So instead of having to write 2 additional functions, we would have to implement 8 functions.
We could partially fix that by making the regex and string parameters templates instead of qualified types, but that does not fix the problem of the types that are used internally (smatch and istringstream).
Of course, we could make those template arguments as well, but that would break automatic type inference, and force the programmer to specialize the template function explicitly, which would be ugly and confusing.
So instead we use a trick that is also used in the STL itself: we use a helper class that deduces those internal types for us.
Second attempt
The key to the second attempt is to use a helper class that –through specialization- will specify the dependent types.
The coat hanger for this mechanism is the empty class
template <typename strType>
struct __pca_typehelper{};
which has 2 specializations:
template <>
struct __pca_typehelper<std::string>
typedef std::tr1::smatch MatchType;
typedef std::istringstream SStreamType;
typedef std::tr1::regex RegexType;
template <>
struct __pca_typehelper<std::wstring>
typedef std::tr1::wsmatch MatchType;
typedef std::wistringstream SStreamType;
typedef std::tr1::wregex RegexType;
Depending on which specialization is picked, MatchType, SStreamType and RegexType are typedef'ed to the correct STL and TR1 types.
And the nice thing is that is the user supplies something other than string or wstring, compilation will fail at this stage already, because those typedefs don't exist.
Using that helper class, the ParseArg function can be written like this:
template <typename Targ, typename Tresult>
bool ParseArg(
typename __pca_typehelper<Targ>::RegexType const& pattern,
Targ const& arg,
Tresult& value)
typename __pca_typehelper<Targ>::MatchType matches;
if( !std::tr1::regex_search(arg, matches, pattern))
return false;
typename __pca_typehelper<Targ>::SStreamType
iss((Targ) matches[1]);
return ! (iss >> std::dec >> value).fail();
As you can see, there are now 2 template arguments: Targ and Tresult.
The meaning of Tresult is still the same as in the previous implementation.
Targ is new, and is the type of the argument that needs to be parsed. In our example it is either string or wstring. This type is then used to specialize __pca_typehelper so that the type of the regular expression can be deduced:
typename __pca_typehelper<Targ>::RegexType
The same goes for the internal variables 'matches' and 'iss'
The implementation for the TriStateVal<Tresult> specialization is very similar to the one for Tresult so I am not going to repeat that here.
Evaluation of the second attempt
We got rid of the code duplication (which is good) and managed to have some fun in the process of doing so. At least I did. J
The code still behaves as it did previously, so using the ParseArg function hasn't changed at all.
We still have the issues about bool and char, but at least we can now solve this problem with a lesser number of specializations (4 instead of 8).
My implementation of ParseArg works good, and is easy to use. I've been using it for some time, but used boost for the regexes.
I would like to try and get the TriStateVal<T> and T scenarios to be handled by the same function. That would require providing a >> stream operator for TriStateVal<T> and I don't know how much work that is.
I feel like giving this a try, but I am not going to wait with publishing this article. For one thing, it is already lengthy enough, but it also won't matter from the user's point of view. The usage of ParseArg will not change, so I feel it is perfectly acceptable to leave this optimization for another article.
The code of this article is available for download as always.
And as always, if you have any comments or feedback, please leave a comment at the bottom of the page.


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Runyak for Liberty Day 63, August 12, 2013
Away from runyaking for seven weeks I was eager to continue. In that time I went to a local business, Kidd Co. owned by friends Page and Marty Kidd and had a banner made to fly on Swiftee's stern:
Going on the five-day runyaking trip this time instead of my wife Hope, was my old friend and past kayaking partner Lon Rich. No way did he want to run fifty miles, so we were able to fit my bicycle in the van, along with Swiftee, and his daughter Hannah's ten-foot kayak. Arriving where I'd left off, Albion, NY we spent the night at the same "speakeasy" motel I spoke of the last time after finding the key in the mailbox beside the locked office.
The first day of runyaking did not go well to say the least. When over I was thinking if all five days goes this bad, I should've stayed home. It began by cabling and locking the kayaks to a utility guy-wire at Albion Boat Launch. I'd be running twelve miles back to kayaks from Sans Soucie Park Launch, the 14th available launch from the canal's west entrance. Lon was thinking more like a three mile run, so we found a bridge about that far from Sans Soucie and looked for a tree where the bike could be cabled and locked. But, we ended up hiding the bike in bushes and leaving the lock, and key, in the van.
When finishing up my twelve-mile run - Lon's three-mile run/nine-mile pedal, I said to Lon, "The key!" Meaning the key to unlock the kayaks. Both locks, the one back in the van and one on kayaks used the same key.
"You're joking." Lon said.
"No! I'm not kidding I'm serious."
Usually I hide the key near where Swiftee is locked up. Today, thinking we'd be unlocking the bike first, I took the key when driving away from the kayaks.
I became very unsettled but Lon remained calm. Not thinking straight I said I'd ride the bike back get the key, and drive the van back. But that meant there would be no van when we finished. Lon's first idea was to bike into Albion buy a hacksaw and cut Swiftee up to the free the cable.
"No! Don't cut Swiftee!" I moaned. He later said it looked like I was about to cry. Seeing my reaction he come up with a second idea - buy bolt cutters and cut the lock.
He returned from an Ace Hardware some time later with new pair of bolt cutters - loaned after making a $10 deposit (who in their right mind loans a new $30 tool for a $10 deposit?). The tool's handles were shorter than I'd ever seen on such an apparatus. I figured no way it had enough leverage to cut the case hardened steel shackle. Lon tried with all his strength and failed. We then together applied every ounce of muscle we could muster. We felt the lever give, first thinking the tiny bolt cutters was about to break in pieces, but indeed it sliced through the shackle. Lock destroyed, but kayaks free!
The twelve-mile paddle took nearly four hours. Not a problem for me but Lon, using his daughter's ten-foot kayak, and not in his deluxe kayak (deluxe compared to Swiftee) whined most of the way. He mostly was afraid of tipping over. He wasn't used to the instability of a shorter kayak. I later tried Hannah's kayak to see how wobbly it was. I found it less steady than Swiftee, but the added six-inches length made it comfortably about the same.
Over the following four days Lon's time on the bike seat increased and cockpit time decreased. I hope he came away with better understanding of what this crazy guy went through to get this far in such a boat as Swiftee. It's a good thing he wasn't with me when battling the waves on the Great Lakes!
After the paddle we drove the van back to retrieve the bike at Albion Launch. I walked to where I'd tossed it, that being in some bushes, but it wasn't there!
"It's gone! Somebody stole the bike!" I holler back to Lon.
"You're kidding." He said.
"No! I'm not joking, I'm serious. Somebody stole the bike!
Again, I became very unsettled but Lon remained calm.
"Now what are we going to do?" I wondered aloud.
"Call the police." Was Lon's answer.
A good answer, with a police report I could at least try making an insurance claim.
When returning the bolt cutter and getting his $10 deposit, Lon was given the address of the Orlean County Sheriff and State Police. They were a half-mile from each other. At the sheriff's department all doors were locked; it was after 6:00 pm. We called 911.
"What's your emergency?"
"I want to report a stolen bicycle."
"Where are you at?"
"Parked outside your office."
"I'll have to call in a cruiser from patrol, it will a few minutes."
I hung up. Disgruntled I told Lon, "They said it'd be 'a few minutes.'"
"Shouldn't be long." Lon replied.
I said, "From experience, in copspeak, 'a few minutes' means at least an hour."
…and so we waited, and waited.
Lon finally said, "Let's go back to the state police and see if they can do a report."
At the state trooper post we explained what we needed and that we'd been to the sheriff first.
"What kind of bike was it? Asked the trooper through a glass window.
"A blue Trek mountain bike." I told him.
The trooper said, "On the scanner earlier, a deputy recovered a bike like you mentioned. Let me call them."
Minutes passed and a deputy called my cell and asked for a bike description.
My id fit the recovered bike. A heavy weight fell from my shoulders.
It seemed earlier someone saw the hidden bike and reported it thinking some thief had stashed it. Within minutes Lon and I were in the stolen property garage of the
station signing papers for its release.
With bike in the van, on the way to our next hotel, we drove past Sans Soucie Park, where the kayaks were locked up for the night.
"Think we should stop and check, see if the kayaks are still there?" I asked Lon.
"Stop worrying, they're safe and secure." He had to assure me.
Day 63 - 12.0 run 12.0 yaked
Runyak for Liberty Day 64, August 13, 2013
I figured things had to go smoother today. If not, misfortune would have to pack itself into a smaller time frame. Today's runyak distance would be nearly half of yesterday's 24 miles.
We'd be breaking the seven-mile paddle from Sans Soucie to Arrowhead Boat Launch (landing #16) in half. A midway lunch stop was planned in the likable canal town of Brockport.
We'd arrived in the Brockport the night before after our new friend, the sheriff deputy, told us we'd find plenty of restaurants and lodging in the college town. We supped and drank excellent local beer at Stoneyard Bar & Grill which overlooked the canal where we'd land today. When arriving today in kayaks, it wasn't yet noon and we had to look around for a restaurant that was open.
After eating we lingered at the canalside park bordering Brockport South Wall (landing #15). There was a couple canal houseboats docked there. I'd been seeing the colorful green and red crafts of the Mid-Lakes Navigation Co. for some time and wanted more information about them. One lady aboard one, the Otisco, explained she and her husband rented the boat in Macedon, a town I'd be passing through on my next trip to the Erie. Another canal houseboat along the wall, the Cayuga, displayed a "Just Married" sign. Honeymooning on the Erie Canal in a houseboat? Not the honeymoon suite at the Plaza, but to me it sounds better than camping.
Brockport like many towns I've passed through came in existence because of the canal and trace their origins to the 1820s. Many of the original buildings still stand and are well maintained, which give the towns a quaint old-fashioned look. Another commonality is at least one lift bridge, which usually is on Main St.
I paddled alone from Brockport to Arrowhead Boat Launch for Lon opted to bike it. There was a tailwind and paddling pace topped out at a very swift 14:20 per mile. The Arrowhead launch is at a golf course of same name. When looking for a place to leave the kayaks we saw a large three-walled shed, which was secluded enough, that there wasn't a need to secure them. From there we'd landed it was only fifteen miles from Rochester, NY.
Outside Rochester, in the Town of Henrietta, we found a hotel for the next three nights knowing it would take that long to get through the metropolitan area with a population over a million.
Day 64 – 7.2 run 6.7 yaked
Runyak for Liberty Day 65, August 14, 2013
When leaving our hotel in Henrietta, we complained about how cold it was. Like back in Michigan, nobody here is complaining about a hot summer, but this is cooler than we'd experience back home. Not planning for weather this cold I'd packed only one long sleeve running shirt, my 2011 Boston Marathon shirt, one I prize very much. I'd brought it not to runyak, but to wear in the evening. I put it on and also tied my Boston Marathon jacket around my waist. When kayaking I thought I might need it to fend off the tailwinds. As it came to be, I never used it.
Lon's plan today was to run back to the Arrowhead Launch with me; then bike to Spencerport. Although he beat me there I did spot him moments after I launched taking photos as I passed under a bridge.
Spencerport was not a pre-planned midday stop. The NY State Canal Corp. map did not have a marked landing in the town. We scouted and found a floating dock, not your typical landing, but it would work almost as well as the wall landings of Brockport and where we'd finish the today, Henpeck Park, (landing #17).
NYSCC interactive map's landings are described as either, "ramp" which accommodate fishing boats, or "car top - low wall" which provide access for only paddle vessels. The landing at Henpeck had a swimming pool like ladder, but it didn't make the canal exit any easier.
Henpeck was a busy settlement in the early days of the canal. Today the park is the only testament to its glory days. It now is part of the much larger, Town of Greece. "Town" here in New York has the same meaning as in Ontario. We in Michigan never shorten "township." I like it that way; to me "town" shouldn't include rural areas.
Three miles from where I live in Thetford Township of Genesee Co. there was a settlement named Henpeck. I couldn't help thinking it was named for Henpeck, New York. That's because this area of New York has many name places familiar to Genesee and Oakland Counties of Michigan. Just south of where I began kayaking this trip is Genesee Co. NY. A large percentage of Michigan settlers came from this part of New York. How did they get to Michigan? - Via the Erie Canal.
The Erie Canal contributed more than anything to the growth of the Midwest, upstate NY, and New York City. Although NYC was the largest U.S. city before the canal's existence, it's growth since, because of the canal, is what made it one of greatest cities in the world. The "Empire State" nickname goes back to the turn of the nineteenth century (some say George Washington was the first to use the phrase) but the aggressive manmade trade route linking it to the Midwest is what's sealed its empire legacy for centuries to come.
At the turn of the century it was known that the Atlantic seaboard city that could connect to the newer western states would lead the "empire." Boston, NYC, Philly, Baltimore, Washington all vied for finding such route. Reading of the race reminded me of the US vs. USSR Space Race.
After exiting from kayak at the wall landing of Henpeck Park, we secured the kayaks for the night and left. Half-a-dozen fishermen were casting from the wall, but we had no qualms as to their safety. We drove off toward Rochester knowing all valubles were either secured or in the van.
Day 65 – 8.0 run 7.9 yaked
Runyak for Liberty Day 66, August 15, 2013
Walking to the van after awakening on Day 66, the first thing I wanted was to put on a jacket for again it was chilly. I looked for it in the van and back in the room to no avail. Not just an ordinary jacket but my priceless Boston Marathon jacket (priceless to me anyway). I crossed my fingers, hoping I'd stashed it inside Swiftee.
Arriving back at Henpeck Park, I tore the spray skirt off Swiftee, searched, but did not find the BAA Jacket. My heart sank.
I then heard Lon yell, "Wait a minute?"
A hundred feet away he saw something lying on a park bench. Yep, it was my prized jacket. It must have fallen to the ground when transferring belongings from kayaks to van.
Obviously, it was picked up by one of the fishermen, and they sat it on the bench thinking the owner would return for it. Any friend or family member will back me when I say I hold the world record in misplacing my possessions. Nine out of ten times I reclaim the lost items. That says plenty about humans; ninety percent are honest and do the right thing.
I'd a long runyak today, 26 miles, for the Canal map showed no landings in the city of Rochester. The next one was in Pittsford thirteen miles from Henpeck. We figured there had to be someplace midway to break it up. When driving the expressway and following the canal I notice a ramp near one of the canal "gates." We later were able to find the ramp and from there I ran alone back to Henpeck.
On the paddle back to the "gates" I noticed quite the change in scenery. For one, canal walls were much higher. At times I was paddling below bedrock fifteen feet high.
The other difference was, the number of bridges easily tripled entering the urban area; many were railroad trestles.
The canal's direction arcs and bypasses the downtown area of Rochester and it's there that it intersects with the Genesee River. It was pretty weird traversing a river to continue on the canal.
The original canal went through downtown Rochester, via an aqueduct built over the Genesee River. The aqueduct structure still stands today. Hearing of the remains Lon and I went and checked it out the previous evening.
The old aqueduct is where Broad St. crosses the Genesee River. "Broad Street Aqueduct" it's called, the street runs atop and covers the older channel. Today the old aqueduct is a hangout for the homeless. Being interested in the canals history I dragged Lon below Broad St. to get a taste of the bygone days.
The walls were covered with graffiti so the dungeon-like place did have some color. A homeless person shouted at us. We didn't linger much longer. To him we were trespassing, we did not belong inside his "house."
After paddling across the Genesee River and continuing I soon came upon the "gates" and ramp where Lon was waiting. Lon seemed to have had enough paddling for the week, because of the kayak he was stuck with, but he did want to paddle the final two miles. In the final miles were two locks and he wanted the experience passing through them. They were a little over a mile apart. Just beyond the second was Pittsford Launch (landing #18) where Day 66 would end.
All locks are numbered from Albany to Buffalo, so for me going the other direction, the lock numbers descend just as I am. Locks 33 and 32 both would drop us 25ft. After exiting #32 I will have been locked down 100ft. thus far.
Vessels passing through locks are advised to call the lockmasters about twenty minutes before arrival. We did so, but arriving at Lock 33 the lockmaster was still busy doing some maintenance so there was a short wait time.
It was a "cheap thrill" for Lon, since there is no toll. Like myself he found it hard to believe that so much water was removed at no cost for such tiny boats.
Calling the next lockmaster, he said he was presently locking up a tour boat, the Colonial Belle. He told us that after exiting the lock it would make a u-turn and re-enter. He wanted to lock our kayaks down along with the Colonial Belle.
When the tour boat did come out we paddled into the lock, as we were told by the lockmaster, and the Belle came in behind us. Twenty-five feet lower, when time to exit we felt we needed to exit the lock first. The captain of the Colonial Belle must not have felt the same. He came barreling out of the lock with no concern. Lon had to paddle like crazy to get out of its way. The ensuing wave nearly capsized him. We had some choice words for the skipper. Was there some lock etiquette we did not follow?
The Pittsford Launch was only a couple hundred strokes away. Where we landed a family was fishing. The wife seeing the banner on Swiftee's stern had to ask, "You paddled here from Flint MI?"
"Yup," I said, like it was not a big deal.
Day 66 – 13 run 12.7 yaked
Runyak for Liberty Day 67, August 16, 2013
The fifth and last day of this trip would start at Pittsford Launch and end at the 20th available Erie Canal landing going east, Fairport Launch. I was eager to finish today, not so much to head home, but because there was a brewery in the town.
The two previous days I'd already dragged Lon to four Rochester area breweries. Today's Fairport Brewing Co. would represent the 378th brewery that I've drunk my favorite libation. The day's schedule revolved around arriving in Fairport at 4:00 pm. when the brewery open.
Lon's only plan for the day was to get a six-mile run in. He planned to run on the Canal Trail. I'd decided not to use the trail when seeing I could cut off over a 1.5 miles by using roads for the canal took a swooping V-shaped southerly plunge.
When arriving back at the Pittsford Launch after running, I was thirsty and ready for some water. I looked in Swiftee – no cooler, no water. I'd gone though a pre-launch checklist but somehow I screwed-up.
Lon after finishing his run planned to go back to our hotel and catch a shower. Knowing he'd be passing nearby I called and asked him to drop off my cooler. I launched about a half-hour behind schedule because of the brain glitch.
In twenty minutes of paddling I was in downtown Pittsford, just one more cool Erie Canal town. The focus of most canal towns is near "Main St." liftbridge. This one was different; beyond Main St. was a pleasant canalside park. Because it was Friday many folks were promenading along the canal. My "Runyak 4 Liberty" banner caught the attention of many and a few wanted more information.
I love talking to these people, but for time sake, think the next time I will have business cards to hand out. My blog can say much more than I can in a few minutes.
On the way to Fairport I found more beautiful canalside areas. I wanted to debark and take them all in, but knowing Lon was waiting in yon Fair village I kept paddling.
Before Fairport was landing #19: Ayrault Road Boat Launch, which I chose to bypass. Across the way from the launch I paddled close to fellow on the trail senior to myself. I spoke to him because he wore an outfit similar to an elderly person I'd talked to on my June trip. He was a canal walker and employee of Canalway Trails, and went by the name of "Hank the Bank" walker. I mentioned the "walker" I'd met the last time.
"Oh, that would be John," Hank the Bank told me.
"Yeah, he had a walking stick." I recalled.
"Yeah, that'd be him. I'm surprised you saw him for he has a reputation of not doing his job. He's always found in coffee shops," Hank the Bank tattled.
"Good luck with your (R4L) quest," were Hank the Bank's last words as I paddled onward to Fairport.
Arriving in Fairport Lon was clean and waiting. I needed to clean up a bit myself before heading to the brewery. I was well beyond the hotel checkout time so bathed with hot water I'd cached in the van.
In due time we made it to my 378th brewery just as they opened. I sampled several of their beers. None impressed me. During the conversation with the server I asked where the brewing system was.
She told me, "The beer is brewed miles away at our brewery."
"But," I said, "the sign outside says Fairport Brewing Co.; you mean to tell me this is not a brewery?"
When she told me it wasn't I was pissed. Fairport Brewing Co. by default would not, could not, be my 378th brewery. Disappointed, on the drive home I drove ten miles out of my way to drink at Custom Brewcrafters in Honeoye Falls, NY. Making it my 378th brewery.
Day 67 – 6.5 run 8.2 yaked
Five day total 47.5 run 46.7 yaked
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1. title: Sunset Kiss
Jacky Franco - the link wont show up, so just go to her page and look for it!
2. title: Strangers Lips
iva stone adiar - the link wont show up, so just go to her page and look for it!
3. title: Griva's Love
4. title: Long time Love
5. title: Happy, I love you
6. title: Passionate Loving
choose from these 6, post it and send it to me,
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I would love to write for the second one. When would you like this to be submitted?
I'd Like to try writing for the 1st or maybe 2nd one...is that okay? :)
I would TRY to do the sunset kiss. That is a maybe. becase my finals exams are comming, and i got study. (x
This is the distraction I need! I'll try Number 4 :)
Well guess what??!!
I'm done. I did my best.
Here it goes:
It took a bit but here it is :) :: http://www.booksie.com/young_adult/short_story/iva_stone_adair/strangers-lips
I think i'll try number 4, Long time love :)
Can I try #4? *Says in nervous voice* Teehee. Um. It's a short story contest but after it's finished can I turn it into a novel? Thanks Sam :)
Oh gosh. I'm so sorry! I'm waaaay past the deadline. I'm sorry Sam. I really am. I didn't realize it until I looked at the other comments. Dear me. Silly goose.
Hey, if its not too late, could I enter too? Using number 5? Its alright if I can't but, just wondering...
It's way past time, but I have this for #6...
Passionate loving
I hope that the link copied over... (I titled it as you requested on my Booksie site, so if it didn't just look there, thanks)
Is it something you feel you can work with in this contest? Is it something you might like?
I'd be willing to write one for one of the other categories too... If you allow it?
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2009 was the year in which Marketing Automation really took off. In this post I want to focus on the trends in Marketing Automation for 2010. Kevin Joyce , CMO, Market2Lead. The vast majority of leads generated on a website never have a meaningful conversation with a sales rep. If there is no mechanism to pass the lead back to the marketing team (in an automated or semi-automated fashion), the lead is gone forever. If you aren't recycling leads (and most marketers aren't), you are wasting a significant percentage of your marketing dollars.


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You can see this lagging also in the official Facebook app - its the same bad performance when it comes to scrolling.
As one of the primary dev's for that App, I wanted to defend it for a sec! Our item renderes are extremely complex, with up to 20 display objects, all of which must be mouse enabled, and all textfields must be m,ouse enabled as well. The fact we got it at smooth as we did was a small miracle!
In general there shouldnt be issues with scrolling performance if you don;t have the requirements we had.
Check out my app Picshop Lite for an example of this. Simply cache your display objects to bitmapData, and you get great speeds/.
I don't know what is up with App World, but what I wouldn't give to be locked in a room with the source code for that app! I could get it to rock solid 30fps pretty easily I think, there's absolutely no reason it should be as slow as it is...
Also, the reason Cascades is fast is mainly cause it's hardware accelerated.
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i would like to use joomla. i would like this to be a membership site with an affiliate program.
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10 Key Features of IBM Connections Cloud Office Productivity Platform
10 Key Features of IBM Connections Cloud Office Productivity PlatformWith IBM Connections Cloud, Big Blue uses its cloud platform to deliver an online workspace for employees to be productive and collaborative.
The Core Function: Email IntegrationA key feature in IBM's productivity suite is its email integration. The feature provides users with full online email and calendaring and includes support for all of the other platforms in the productivity suite. IBM's email comes with all the familiar features, including spam protection, encryption and more. It also has a slick, intuitive interface.
A Full Documents PlatformCompanies that want a replacement for Office can find it with IBM Docs. The cloud-based feature built into Connections allows users to collaborate in real time on documents. The service also includes support for spreadsheets and presentations. One could argue that Microsoft is still offering the most powerful Office solutions, but IBM's offering is just fine for simpler needs.
Get Social and CollaborateThe social and collaboration features built into Connections are everywhere. For instance, users can sync and share files through the platform. Companies can also form Communities for groups of employees to communicate. An Activities tab helps companies track tasks and ensure work gets done. The Connections cloud platform is all about collaboration.
IBM Loves Its ChattingIBM has long had a presence in the instant-messaging space, so it's perhaps no surprise that it has built that function into Connections. Employees can engage in real-time, text-based encrypted communications during the day and keep track of each other. In addition, the service includes voice and video support, and keeps a log of conversations so companies can reference them in the future.
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Full Compliance Support With ArchivingArchiving is a critical feature for companies that are worried about compliance support. IBM offers SmartCloud Archive Essentials, which retains data based on IT-set rules and allows for end-user access to recovery lost data. There's also a search function to make it easier to find historical information, like emails.
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What do you think of this colt?? Grulla AQHA
I love this colt but I also what other opinions on him. Conformation wise. Everything :) Thanks so much:
Paint (Solid) Stallion For Sale in Lamberton, Minnesota | Buy this Horse at Equine.com
I think he's APHA?
Not great at critique, and there aren't many squared up pictures. But I do like his head, very pretty with big wide eyes.
Gorgeous!! Man, those people know how to sell! "...DRIPPING..." :lol:
Overall, I really like him. Nice petite QH head and huge hip with a broad chest. His legs are nice and straight and he looks to have good feet (from what I can tell). If you are looking at him seriously, I would ask to have him tested for HYPP during the PPE. The fact that he has Impressive in his bloodlines makes that a possibility. If he is negative though, I would go for it. He is a stunning colt.
Very cute little thing. And $1200 doesn't look bad at all to me (I consider he has basic ground skills like leading, brushing, farrier). I'm not so sure he still has to stay as stud, but he'll be show stopper gelding for sure in ring.
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hes very nice, very well built. I read he was shown Western Pleasure, does this mean he is broke to ride? If so $1200 is great for that color an build. Absolutely a cutie =]
I think he's overpriced. Are you in Canada? If so, it'd cost more to get him over the border, wouldn't it? I'm not sure about those legs and I don't particularly care for the neck.
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