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Posted Monday, May 14, 2018 7:51:00 AM
Support the BHS Bands and get your car washed May 26th.
Posted Thursday, May 3, 2018 11:27:00 AM
Support the Band by eating at Bill's Pizza on Tuesday May 8
Posted Monday, Apr 30, 2018 7:27:00 AM
The BHS Music Department presents Jazz with Pizzazz, an evening of music performed by the BHS bands and local musicians.
Posted Wednesday, Apr 18, 2018 6:51:17 AM
Booster Carwash Saturday April 28 9-2
Booster Carwash Saturday April 28. $5.00 per vehicle. Support the Athletic Dept. 9:00 AM-2:00 PM in front of the BHS Main Entrance
Posted Tuesday, Apr 17, 2018 2:08:07 PM
Come out and test drive a Ford to benefit the BHS Band.
Posted Wednesday, Apr 4, 2018 7:15:19 AM
Come out and support the Band - Eat at Bill's Pizza Tuesday April 10 from 4-8 PM
Posted Monday, Dec 11, 2017 2:11:00 PM
Please support the Band's next trip in April 2019 by participating in the coin collection fundraiser at Stop & Shop entrances on Saturday, December 16, 2017 from 9am to 3pm.
Posted Friday, Dec 1, 2017 1:27:00 PM
Come out and support the Berlin Robotics Team by eating at Chipotle Grill on Wednesday Dec. 20.
Posted Tuesday, Nov 21, 2017 3:30:33 PM
Support the BHS Band by dining at Bill's Farmington Avenue Pizza.
Posted Tuesday, Nov 7, 2017 5:44:07 PM
Support the Band by participating in its Gift Card fundraiser. Read more to see the details and costs of the offer.
Posted Tuesday, Sep 12, 2017 10:27:00 PM
Support the band dunking booth this weekend at The Fair. Read more to see when and who you can dunk, while helping out our BHS Band . . .
Posted Monday, Sep 11, 2017 6:55:00 AM
The All-Night Grad Party is selling BHS Spirit items at their Berlin Fair booth. Stop by and show your support
BHS 2018 All Night Graduation Party Committee
is selling items to benefit
the 2018 All Night Graduation Party
Pom Pom Hats, Bucket Hats,
"BERLIN"/"BHS" Bracelets, "BERLIN" Blankets
Look for our new booth at the Berlin Fair
Sept 15th – 17th
Or contact the Berlin Fair Committee Co-Chairs to place an order
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Posted Tuesday, Sep 5, 2017 1:29:51 PM
Meeting at 7:00 PM in the Amphitheater. All are welcome.
The Athletic Boosters will hold their first meeting of the year at 7:00 PM in the BHS Amphitheater.
Posted Wednesday, Jun 7, 2017 1:23:00 PM
Support the All-Night Grad Party. Eat at Bill's Pizza Tues, June 13
Posted Tuesday, May 23, 2017 7:07:59 AM
Please support the Band by having your car washed, at the car wash fundraiser being held in the Berlin High School parking lot on May 27, 2017 from 9 AM to 1 PM
Posted Wednesday, May 17, 2017 7:37:00 AM
Support the Golf Team and enjoy all-you-can-eat pizza and salad, at The Avenue on May 23.
Posted Monday, May 15, 2017 11:50:51 AM
The Grad Party Parents are hosting a fundraiser at Buffalo Wild Wings on Wed. May 24. Come out and support a good cause.
Posted Thursday, Apr 27, 2017 7:03:00 AM
The All-Night Grad Committee is offering Congratulatory Yard Signs to show your friends and neighbors how proud you are of your graduating senior.
Posted Tuesday, Apr 25, 2017 12:56:27 PM
The next meeting of the Athletic Boosters is Tuesday May 2.
Next meeting of the BHS Athletic Booster Association will be held on Tuesday, May 2nd at 7pm in Rm 1301. We will be voting on the recipients for this year's Booster scholarships and for next year's officers. Hope to see you there.
Posted Tuesday, Mar 28, 2017 7:36:00 AM
Bring Spring Break to Berlin by sending a flock of Pink Flamingos to frolic on a friend or neighbors lawn. It's Flocking Fun.
Posted Monday, Mar 27, 2017 12:17:43 PM
Eat at Bill's Pizza and support the Boys and Girls Track Teams.
Posted Wednesday, Mar 22, 2017 7:50:00 AM
Support the All Night Grad Party - Donate Clothing
Posted Wednesday, Mar 22, 2017 7:21:00 AM
Support the All-Night Grad Party by purchasing Redcoat Blankets. Make great gifts - show your Redcoat Pride.


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The Vancouver Island real estate market continues to enjoy a steady upswing. According to the Vancouver Island Real Estate Board (VIREB) the overall average value for a single-family home within the area has increased to $444,500, an 18% increase from 2016. Apartments and townhomes are also following this trend, showing 24% and 28% increases respectively.
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I love making cheese at home and find the majority of store-bought varieties lacking in many respects. However, mass-manufactured cheese presses that remove the supermarket middleman can run you up to $100, taking much of the fun (and all of the cost savings) out of it. I happened upon a very simple homemade cheese press design a few years ago, which I put together for nothing. (If you have to buy the parts I had on hand, they will run you about $15.) Our source of pure milk is Daisy Mae, a holstein-jersey mix I received six years ago as partial payment for some carpentry work.
The first thing I did was to scrounge through my boxes and coffee cans for long bolts with nuts; these determine the height of the project. I came up with two bolts, 12" long with wing nuts, and a slightly longer section of 5/8" threaded rod with a nut. I did a little more digging and found a section of #4 threaded rod with a nut. I did yet more digging and found a 4" diameter PVC pipe that I cut to a length of 9". For the base I used a scrap of 3/4" plywood, 7 1/2" x 8 1/2" with the corners cut off, sort of an elongated hexagon. To this I added an X-brace underneath for support, and cemented plastic laminate to the top. I tacked a wooden molding around the perimeter to hide the edge of the plywood, but I've since found that that's not entirely necessary. You could even use the cutout section of countertop from a kitchen sink and save time.
The press screw nut is encased in the center of two 9" lengths of 1 x 2. Clamping the two boards together, mark the center and drill a hole through both pieces at once, the same time as the threaded rod, in my case 5/8". Partially thread the nut onto the bolt and slide it through the hole, trace the nut with a sharp pencil, turn the boards over and do the same on the flip side, being careful to align the nuts similarly (I found that a few parallel lines drawn on the boards help). Remove the clamps, and chisel out half of the thickness of the nut from each piece. When the two boards fit together without any gaps, I glued and screwed them together with the nut inside.
Centering this finished screw block along the longer dimension of the base, I marked, then drilled the two holes that hold it all together. Planning to use a 6" pipe if I can find a small section, my holes are 6 1/2" apart, using the encased nut as center. To turn the press screw, I ground a flat spot on one end of the threaded rod, then drilled a hole just slightly larger than a 30- penny spike, slid a nail through, and hammered the end until it wouldn't pull back out.
The round plug that does the pressing is 3/4" plywood and laminate with a 1 x 2 added on top. I used a countersink bit to provide a spot for the bolt. I cut the circle with a jigsaw and used a belt sander to smooth the rough edges. Using a chain saw file, I notched the ends of the PVC pipe for the whey to drain and assembled the finished press. Along with a 6" mold, I plan on making a fruit basket for it out of thin strips of wood and metal banding. I used vegetable shortening to finish the wooden parts of my press, which are black walnut. You could paint or polyurethane them. Including drying time, my press took three days to build, half of which was treasure hunting.
I'll let you know how the cheese tastes in about 60 days.
MOTHER gratefully acknowledges Keith and his family's help and photographic skill in the production of this article.
A simpler method (if you are making a large amount---and why not ?--some cheeses take a lot of work such as cheddar---too much just to end up with 2 pounds of cheese--so why not make 10-20 pounds at a time? After cheese comes out then you can cut it into smaller and more usable amounts while what you are not using ages). Please bear in mind that Cheese making demands (not optional) the cleanest and most sterile equipment that you can obtain or make. Modern automatic dishwashers are very good at this set at temperatures around 200 degrees. Handwashing with bleach will do in a bind but you will never get things clean enough with handwashing. If handwashing--always wear rubber gloves to protect your hands from the bleach. If your cheese turns out bad---usually the cause is lack of good cleanliness. Use the large drainage colander that comes in a sphagetti pot for starters. Now cut or have someone cut you out a wood circle (no plywood or other 'made up treated woods with chemicals et al)of oak, pine et al that fits tightly enough to move but not get stuck. Add a handle in the center for what will be the top partG Next go to Goodwill or used sports equipment store and buy some barbell weights that will lay easily on top of each other--and fit the circle ---you will need to get up to 80 pounds of weights--either in smaller sizes and add them up to 80 or a series of 10, 20, 50, 80 pounds. Clean these throughly before use and even give them a bath in bleach (this will kill fungus, bacteria and viruses). Set aside on clean towels. To press your cheese: (1)Place clean colander on two to four(two usually works find) separated sterilized clean bricks so than each side of the colander edges sits on one of the bricks over a rubber dish dranier (not the rack) draining into the kitchen sink. (2)Line with cheese clothe or butter muslin (3) place curds and whey into lined colander (4) place the wooden circle on top. (5) On top of this place your weights.
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Definition of disciple
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a disciple of Sigmund Freud
a circle of dedicated disciples who conscientiously wrote down everything the prophet said
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First Known Use: before 12th century
in the meaning defined at sense 1See Words from the same year
apostle, missionary, proselytizer, soldier;
advocate, backer, champion, supporter;
ideologist, ideologue (also idealogue), sectarian;
admirer, cultist, devotee, enthusiast, fan, idolater (or idolator), worshipper (or worshiper), zealot;
apparatchik, camp follower, flunky (also flunkey), hanger-on, henchman, lackey, lickspittle, minion, stooge, sycophant, toady, yes-man;
: someone who accepts and helps to spread the teachings of a famous person
: one of a group of 12 men who were sent out to spread the teachings of Jesus Christ
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer Quotes About ListeningQuotes about: Listening
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We do God's work for our brothers and sisters when we learn to listen to them. So often Christians, especially preachers, think that their only service is always to have to 'offer' something when they are together with other people. They forget that listening can be a greater service than speaking. Many people seek a sympathetic ear and do not find it among Christians, because these Christians are talking even when they should be listening.
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- Born: February 4, 1906
- Died: April 9, 1945
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CUTE! Baby brother bears happily greet each other in the wild
These Asian brown bears were truly happy to see each other. According to the photographer, Sergei Ivanov, they were brother bears who hadn't seen each other for a while. When they saw each other at the river, they ran toward each other. The joyful greeting between the two was so evident, and these photos will delight you.
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Good fishing here?
Sure, let me show you!
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According to Wiki, The Kronotsky Nature Reserve, also known as Kronotsky Biosphere Zapovednik, boasts over 800 brown bears, some of the largest in the world that can grow to over 540 kg (1,200 pounds). The 800-plus population make it Eurasia's largest protected brown bear population. Bears in the Kronotsky reserve often encounter each other at salmon streams in the park where they can socialize freely with each other.
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- 2005
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- American Dad! Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Stan Smith, Roger the Alien, Greg Corbin, Alan Greenspan, Francine Smith, Steve Smith, Hayley Smith, Melanie, Barb, Klaus, Tony, Monopoly Hobo, Pillow Hands McGraw, Avery Bullock, Charlie, Jeff Fischer, Gertie, Duper.
- Vocal Talent: Seth MacFarlane (Stan Smith, Roger the Alien, Greg Corbin, Alan Greenspan), Wendy Schaal (Francine Smith), Scott Grimes (Steve Smith), Rachael MacFarlane (Hayley Smith, Melanie, Barb), Dee Bradley Baker (Klaus, Tony, Monopoly Hobo, Pillow Hands McGraw), Patrick Stewart (Avery Bullock), Mike Henry (Charlie), Jeff Fischer (Himself), Jason Marsden (Gertie), Phill Lewis (Duper).
- Directed By Albert Calleros.
- Produced By Kara Vallow.
Associate Producer: Mark Douglas.
Supervising Producers: Carter Bays, Josh Bycel, Craig Thomas.
Executive Producers: Mike Barker, Seth MacFarlane, Matt Weitzman.
Co-Executive Producers: Jim Bernstein, Etan Cohen, David Hemingson, Kenny Schwartz, Rick Wiener, David Zuckerman.
Consulting Producer: Robert Cohen.
Animation Producer: Diana Ritchey.
- Written By Dan Vebber.
- Edited By Bobby Gibis.
- Creators: Seth MacFarlane, Matt Weitzman, Mike Barker.
- Consulting Producer: Robert Cohen.
- Casting: Carol Goldwasser, Linda Lamontagne, Howard Meltzer.
- Post-Production Supervisor: Laura Stupsker.
- Final Colorist: Larry Field.
- Sound Recordist: Matthew T. Duncan.
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Jim Fitzpatrick.
- Foley Mixer: Tommy Goodwin.
- Production Dialogue (Sound Editor): Shawn Ian Kerkhoff.
- Production Dialogue (ADR Mixer): Shawn Ian Kerkhoff.
- Scoring Cue Mixer: Jason Lloyd.
- Supervising Sound Editor: Bob Newlan.
- Score Recordist: Christine Sirois.
- Scoring Stage Manager: Tom Steel.
- Scoring Technician: Bill Talbott.
- Assistant (Diana Ritchey and Ron Hughart): Christopher Dallman.
- Executive Assistant to Producers: Matt Fusfeld.
- Design Coordinator: Eric John Cookmeyer.
- Design Production Assistant: Erin Sirpenski.
- Writers Production Assistant: Adam Catino.
- Production Assistants: Gideon Boomer, Travis Bowe, Mike Kalec.
- Animatic Editors: Sean Isroelit, Harry McLaughlin.
- Animation Timer: SoonJin Mooney.
- Animatics: Kari Salrin, Erin Sirpenski, Ray Valenzuela.
- Sound Editor: Robert Ramirez.
- Music Editors: Stan Jones, Douglas M. Lackey.
- Sound Effects/Foley: Andrew Ellerd.
- Dialogue Editor: Daniel Ben-Shimon.
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- Foley Artist: Dale W. Perry.
- Assistant to Executive Producer: Sarah Peters.
- Production Executive: Marci Proietto.
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Man-in-the-middle attack
Updated: 04/26/2017 by Computer Hope
Abbreviated as MITMA, a man-in-the-middle attack is an attack where a user gets between the sender and receiver of information and sniffs any information being sent. In some cases, users may be sending unencrypted data, which means the man-in-the-middle (MITM) can obtain any unencrypted information. In other cases, a user may be able to obtain information from the attack, but have to unencrypt the information before it can be read. In the picture below is an example of how a man-in-the-middle attack works. The attacker intercepts some or all traffic coming from the computer, collects the data, and then forwards it to the destination the user was originally intending to visit.


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My left hand is almost back to normal which means I can finally crochet again! Unfortunately, I got a cold a few days ago and am now sniffing and sneezing like crazy. But luckily, that doesn't keep me away from working on some crafting projects :)
I hocked a few granny squares for my new blanket:
Furthermore, I started to pretty up some Easter decoration. I'm still working on this one so no pictures at this point :)
And here's something for which I need some more inspiration aka your help. I'm an avid tea drinker, one of my colleagues at work as well. So for a few months now I've been collection those paper thingies that are wrapped around tea bags:
I'd like to make something out of it, I already have some vague ideas but nothing really knocked my socks off yet. So who's got an idea?
- Uta -
March 13, 2012
Let's get back to crocheting - finally!
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Oh wow, that looks amazing. I'll definitely try that out! Thank you, Debi :)Delete
Glad your hand is nearly better. Sorry no ideas for the tea bag papers but I'm sure you'll come up with something amazing :) Maggie xxReplyDeleteReplies
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A panel of academics and journalists from Rhodes University in Grahamstown, South Africa, addressed our second year Journalism students on the differences between the political-legal systems in South Africa and the UK, as part of the Profession of Journalism module. The panel session, which took place over Skype, focused on how political and legal issues impact on the practice of journalism in the two countries.
Anele Mjekule, a reporter for the Grocott's Mail, the oldest independent newspaper in South Africa, which is owned and operated by Rhodes University, Prof Harry Dugmore, Director of the Discovery Centre for Health Journalism, Avuyile Mgxitana-Diko, Grocott's Mail head reporter, and Kayla Roux, Digital Media/Journalism lecturer, engaged with students and staff on issues such as the broadcasting of the Oscar Pistorius case and the media coverage of the Shrien Dewani case.
Our students were then asked to present seminars on case studies that demonstrated the differences between the two systems.


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Charles Callahan's previous collections clearly show his love of English hymntunes. With this collection, he takes the utmost care in bringing out the distinctly English essence of each melody. The pieces are beautifully arranged and will effectively set a quiet mood for worship.
Hark, Hark My Soul
O Thou Who Camest from Above
Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven
Lauda Anima
Savior, Again to Thy Dear Name We Raise
The Great Creator of the Worlds
Tallis' Ordinal
The King of Love My Shepherd Is
Dominus Regit Me
Instruments: Organ
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The Combat Vets Motorcycle Association Chapter 19-3 would like to send out a heartfelt appreciation to all the people and business in making our fourth annual Ghost Ride a success on July 23, 2011.
This benefit this year was to raise funds for the Disabled American Veterans and the Veterans Assistant Fund in Clinton, Franklin and Essex County. The Disabled American Veterans also joined the ride with their transport van and three representatives.
We would also like to thank Thomas Scozzafava (town of Moriah Supervisor) for his speech and participation in our ride. A special thank you to Sen. (Bill) Owens for coming to our event and for his speech at the Raymond "Buzz" Wright Memorial. To Mineville VFW Post 5802, Color Guard. The VFW Post 146 for the use of the building for this event. Knights of Columbus and staff for the benefit dinner.
Our hearts were overwhelmed with the appreciation and generosity of the town of Moriah, town of Ticonderoga, village of Port Henry and town of Crown Point businesses and the people that came out to show their support for our veterans. To all the riders that participated in the ride, our hearts and souls were deeply touch to have you all take part in our fourth annual Ghost Ride this year and we hope to see you all next year.
A very special thank you to Nappy Marcott and Bruce Cox for donating their time and cooker for our barbeque. To WOKO for the broadcasting of our event ahead of time and the live broadcasting Friday night at the VFW.
Darlene Treadway for opening on Sunday for all CVMA members to have a home cooked breakfast before returning home. Peggy Quain for her help getting the Veteran Van to come be on site for the veterans.
CVMA Chapter 19-3 and all our Brother and Sister Chapters that attended wish to say thank you to the following business and people that made our ride and their ride a memorial event:
Boyea's and Boyea's Lakeside, Bryant's Lumber, Celotti's Wine and Spirits, Walt's Propane, Jim's Body Shop, Mountain Time Furniture, Decker Flats Greenhouse, George's, Mac's Grocery, Frenchman's , Payson Jeweler, Stewarts, Wal-Mart, Kinney Drugs Store #19, Dave Malbon, Mineville Oil, Adirondack Auto, G&U Market J&P Cycle, Vermont Teddy Bear Company, Montcalm Liquor, Ti CITGO, Stan's Harley-Davidson, Harmony Hills(Todd Asselin), Aubchon Hardware, Sugar and Spice, Wagon Wheel, Rathburn's Jeweler, Cracker Barrel, Boni's Bistro, International Paper, Embassy Suites and Hotel International. Harland Funeral Home, The Country Florist & Gifts, Macadome Dist.,Malone Elks Lodge, Mahoney Alarms, Knight Auto, Bed Bath and Beyond, Vermont Electric Company, Panea, Yankee Dollar, Price Chopper, Twin State, Dames Wine and Liquor, Plattsburgh Distributors, Casella Waste, Treadways Service Station, The Pub, International Paper, Theodore Stay, Pepsi, A special thank you to Jonathan Mero for the Banner. The Crown Point Fire Department, Mineville-Witherbee Fire Department, Port Henry Fire Department, Moriah Fire Department, Moriah Ambulance Squad. A special thank you to all the riders that participated.
We wish to thank everyone that made this a success. Thanks to the town of Ticonderoga for their patience and understanding of the crowd of motorcyclists. And a special thank you to all the private donors. Special thanks, the New York State Police Department, Essex County Sheriff Department for traffic control, Ticonderoga Police Department and Moriah Police Department also for traffic control.
And a special thank you to Leanne, Brianna, Billy Allen for the help with the signs. A special thank you to Jeremy Treadway for all his help.
We sincerely hope that we did not forget anyone , but if we did we wish to thank you from the bottom of our hearts, because of the great admiration that our people and towns have for our veterans, this annual Ghost Ride is talk about at nearly every CVMA event we have.
We wish to thank the Times of Ti and Denton's Publication for your help in getting the word out before the event and the Thank you after our event. Great job!
And to all the people that donated to our collection jugs that were placed around the town you are the silent donors but you will never be forgotten.
Thank you from all CVMA members.
John Conley
CVMA NY-Chapter 19-3
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The United States Supreme Court today denied a petition by the strip club industry in Texas to review whether the $5 per person fee on strip clubs violates the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
In 2011, the Texas Supreme Court unanimously ruled that it did not violate the First Amendment. In 2007, the Texas Legislature overwhelmingly passed and the governor signed House Bill 1751 that instituted the fee. The collected fee would be used to fund sexual assault programs in Texas.
For years the strip club industry has ignored Texas law, ignored the state's elected leaders and ignored the state's courts. After today's ruling, the strip club industry will no doubt assert that the issue must be further vetted by the judiciary.
Texas Association Against Sexual Assault very respectfully encourages the governor, the Legislature and the comptroller to proceed with strategies to collect the fee established when HB 1751 passed in 2007. With the strip club industry's strongest arguments knocked down by both the United States and Texas Supreme Courts and with years of fees owed and potentially hundreds of millions of dollars on the line, it's time to defer to victims of sexual assault.
"The industry itself never believed its own legal argument," said Senator Royce West, of Dallas.
Like any major policy initiative of the state of Texas, it's time to put funding behind an effort to mitigate sexual assault. In a world where sexual assault is a common occurrence, there is an obligation to assist survivors and put a stop to this crime.
Thankfully, the governor and the Legislature have already done their part and the highest courts have affirmed its efficacy. It's time for the strip club industry in Texas to own its responsibility and follow the laws of our state.


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Attorney Scott Rothstein's meteoric rise into the stratosphere of local politics, sports and philanthropy is suspected to have been propelled by millions of dollars handed to him by investors blinded by the glitter of a too-good-to-be-true deal.
Geysers of cash flowed from the flamboyant lawyer, who purchased a veneer of legitimacy through millions of donations to local charities. A hospital is building a lobby dedicated to his family; a Chabad synagogue already bears his name. Millions more went to expensive acquisitions suitable for a Middle East potentate.
The smooth-talking lawyer sat at the center of an empire that included fancy restaurants, million-dollar homes, flashy cars (two $1.6 million Bugattis among them), sports sponsorships, businesses and a nonprofit foundation.
He collected watches – and politicians, and sports celebs. He hosted fundraising parties for presidential candidate John McCain and Gov. Charlie Crist. His image, along with football great Dan Marino's, adorned charity billboards along Interstate 95.
Now Rothstein has achieved a new notoriety: a cadre of federal agents is poring through his accounts, contemplating charges, while investors seethe over their losses.


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When a wave of new applications for hillside vineyards rushed in for county approval in 2012, newly appointed Agricultural Commissioner Tony Linegar stepped in to halt the developments until the decade-old rules were updated.
Originally drafted in 2000 in the midst of that planting boom, the hillside vineyard ordinance was enacted to limit erosion from hillside vineyards. The rules were designed to protect endangered fish from sediment that can clog stream habitats. But the original rules didn't address the practice of removing trees, so the county tightened those restrictions in 2012. Representatives from top companies were there to weigh in.
"We talk to our supervisors, we try to educate them on the cost and the liabilities and the risks, and we all have to prepare for wasting a lot of resources on legal matters," said Pete Opatz, vice president and senior viticulturist at Silverado Premium Properties.
The ordinance stopped a slew of projects in their tracks. Now, farmers are required to have increased studies and tests to determine the impacts of planting, a process that dissuades some from proceeding because of the time and cost.
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The way farmers draw water from the Russian River also has been a hot policy topic that drew input from the top companies. Regulators long have sought to strike a balance between protecting fish and enabling farmers and residents to use flows from the river and its creeks. But in the springtime, when temperatures fall below freezing and some growers spray their vines with river water to protect them from frost, tensions flare over water levels in the river.
Although it is difficult to isolate specific impacts of vineyards and other water users on the Russian River and its creeks, it is widely acknowledged that water from many Sonoma County streams is overused, said Jim Milbury, spokesman for the National Marine Fisheries Service.
Milbury's office, working with the state Water Resources Control Board and local agriculture interests, estimated that a typical 100-acre vineyard could use 32.6 million gallons of water per year, plus additional water for frost protection that could range from nothing to 15 million gallons, he said. A more efficient vineyard could use half those amounts.
By contrast, a typical Sonoma County household consumes about 120 gallons per person every day, so a family of three could consume about 131,400 gallons a year, Milbury said.
In a recent study published in the journal Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, scientists studied nearly a decade of data from nine sites on Russian River tributaries and found that the survival of juvenile steelhead in the dry summer months is adversely affected by the presence of vineyards. Those findings were consistent with a 2012 study by the National Marine Fisheries Service that found that water diversions were a "very high" threat to steelhead in the Russian River, Milbury said.
Some water watchers feel the strain that vineyards place on the county's water supply is so severe the waterways may never recover.
"You can only put so many straws in, and all of a sudden you're sucking out way more water than the rain can put back in," said Jim Doerksen, a longtime farmer, conservationist and critic of vineyard and winery developments along Mark West Creek.
For Doerksen, that dynamic has played out among the smaller vineyard owners on Mark West Creek to the point where he has lost hope the stream will recover.


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The measures, which have yet to clear the Senate, place limits on ammunition rounds, require mental health clearances and photo IDs for gun permits, and bar anyone on the federal terrorist watch list from obtaining a gun.
"We've got some of the best gun laws in the country, but we also know we have some things we can tighten up," Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver said before the votes. "That's all the Assembly is seeking to do. We are not seeking to prevent law-abiding citizens from purchasing, owning, utilizing their guns. We are not trying to impede hunters and sportsmen in the state. We are doing some very sensible initiatives."
Republicans zeroed in on several of the bills as haphazard and poorly written, and they were critical at the speed with which the legislation was moved through the chamber. The bills were advanced by committee in a special hearing last week.
"It's unfortunate that in a year where we've seen tragic events such as Newtown, where serious attempts should be made at addressing violence in our society, that Democrats in New Jersey have decided to rush through legislation that is drafted poorly and doesn't begin to solve the problems that we've seen across the nation with respect to violent shootings," Assembly Republican Leader Jon Bramnick said.
Republicans were thwarted in their request to hold the bills and wait for direction from an anti-violence task force commissioned by Gov. Chris Christie to look at gun violence, mental health treatment and violent video games, three elements present in December's shooting of 26 students and teachers at their Connecticut school.
A measure to keep guns out of the hands of people on the anti-terrorism no-fly list was approved by a vote of 63-3 with 10 abstentions, but most others were roughly equivalent to the political split in the chamber, 48 Democrats and 32 Republicans.
Republican Assemblywoman Amy Handlin argued against a bill reducing the capacity of ammunition magazines to 10 rounds, from 15, would do nothing to stop people intent on killing others.
"The lunatic will get access to large-capacity magazines no matter what we do - from other lunatics, from other states, from the Internet," said Handlin, who represents Monmouth County.
But Assembly Democratic Leader Lou Greenwald, a sponsor of the legislation, said such a bill may have saved the 9-year-old girl killed in the Arizona shooting rampage that wounded Rep. Gabrielle Giffords.
A bill sponsored by six Democrats to bar state pension fund managers from investing in companies that manufacture, import or sell assault weapons to civilians drew criticism from Assemblywoman Caroline Casagrande, a Republican also from Monmouth County.
Casagrande found the bill ironic and hypocritical because the companies whose stock would be dumped are the ones arming U.S. troops overseas.
"Here is the ultimate irony," she said, "we'll buy their guns to keep our citizens safe, but we will dump their stocks to make a political statement."
New Jersey has invoked similar pension-investment restrictions only three times previously: for companies that did business with South Africa's whites-only government, with Sudan during times of genocide, and with Iran's extremist government.
Several similar measures have been introduced in the Senate, but no action has been taken pending a review by Senate President Stephen Sweeney.
Christie has not taken a position on the bills, though he promised to give the proposals "due consideration if they reach his desk.
"I'm a little surprised at how quickly they've done it," Christie said Thursday after a political event in Sea Bright, where he picked up the Democratic mayor's endorsement. "This is a very difficult issue and a complex one. And one that our national government has taken a long time to look at and study. It's amazing to me how quickly the Assembly can move when they want to."
Christie's likely opponent in November's gubernatorial race, Sen. Barbara Buono, has sought to make gun-control a campaign issue. She supports stricter gun laws.


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People buy from people they like. So the age old adage goes. This may seem like somewhat of a sales cliché but in fact is as true today as it ever was, particularly among the Millennial generation, which we discussed recently. To successfully appeal to those demanding Millennials, who want everything now, it's not just social media marketers who need to respond quickly to clients it's the brand itself.
Some of the most successful companies at creating and nurturing their brand's online voice know that "Traffic is nice, but conversation with the reader is nicer, a glorified RSS feed is a waste of time."
So how do companies successfully create a brand voice that resonates with customers?
Stay Classy
With approximately 1 in 4 people around the world using social networks in 2013 there is a constant swirling mass of unfiltered opinions and conversations that flow through the medium of social media 24 hours a day. With so much opportunity for social engagement the trick is to know when brands should engage and jump into social conversations. When brands do reply to customers it's best to "keep it classy". It's important to remember what you want your brand to represent and respond to comments in kind. Reacting negatively to a comment or a news article could damage your brand image and alienate customers. Conversely pre-written auto responses that lack a human voice, like those of the Bank of America, illustrate the damage that can be done if you are seen not to be taking your social media audience seriously.
Clarity – Getting Everyone Onboard
The key to constructing a strong brand voice is to ensure a sense of clarity through all brand communications. Often there are many on a brand's social community management team. The team must have an exact understanding of the brand's intended message, the tone of its messages, the types of language to be used (professional or colloquial) and the character of the brand. Ensure everyone within your social media marketing team knows these fundamentals and hold regular meetings with personnel across all social media channels. "With so many channels on which to communicate your message, you will need to ensure everything tallies up".
Consistency– The Internet is Forever
If there are discrepancies between communications then that's when unwanted negative attention can arise. Keep your message consistent across all channels. Remember, the Internet is forever. As any unwitting viral video star will tell you, embarrassing mistakes take a while to fizzle out of social consciousness and they don't disappear. Don't believe me? Ask the Numa Numa guy!
Do Your Homework, Know Your Audience
Arguably the most important point of all when creating a brand voice. Know your audience. The brand's voice should be unashamedly aimed at the type of customers and followers that you (want to) attract. Do your homework and ensure you know exactly the type of people your brand is going to be talking to. "The more people can relate to the brand as a distinctive, trust-worthy personality, the more approachable it will become and a deeper customer relationship will develop."
Attaining that perfect singular brand voice can be a difficult endeavor. If you want your brand's voice to ooze charm and sophistication like some sort of digital 007 or have your audience laughing at your brand's sharp tongued satirical postings, then it's going to take practice. So get started! If you need any inspiration there are plenty of brands out there getting themselves heard (Skittles are a great example with over 24 million facebook fans).
When a brand's social media voice is managed correctly it offers brands unbeatable opportunities to make themselves visible, accessible and to continue to grow. Everyone wins as fans and followers reap benefits of a succinct brand voice by getting a valuable exchange with the company and feeling like they are part of the brand they follow. An engaged audience (particularly those pesky Millenials) will then do the marketing for you by sharing your brand with their friends and family across the globe.
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Authorized Legal Representative / CEO: Yunjiang Wu
Legal Forms of Business: Limited Liability Company
Issuing Authority: Yiwu City Administration for Industry and Commerce
Business Type: Manufacturer, Trading Company
Operational Address: No. 716, Chengdian Road, Choujiang St., Yiwu, Jinhua, Zhejiang, China (Mainland)
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After a ride, Leigh's grandmother Doris Davies, of Newington, said: "This is just too beautiful to close up for the winter. These are just beautiful horses."


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In the previous MPLS Components post, we discussed the many benefits that MPLS can bring to the network, and we detailed the typical components found in a Layer 3 MPLS VPN design. In this post, we will provide more details for the MPLS components and their important, inner workings. We will make reference to the previous diagram in this post as well:
When PE1 receives a packet from CE1, it will engage in what we call a Push operation. PE1 is considered the ingress PE router and engages in label imposition. (Notice that we like to speak in fancy terminology here; when we add a label to a packet, it is termed a push or an imposition).
The P routers in the scenario will move the packets by simply swapping labels. How are the labels used in the Label Switch Path (LSP) learned by all of the routers? This is the job of the Label Distribution Protocol, or other existing protocols, but that is for later blog posts.
At the egress PE2 device, we have label disposition, or what we call a Pop of the label. (Fancy language for the removal of the label). If the second to last device in the path removes the label for us, this is termed Penultimate Hop Popping (PHP) and is the default Cisco implementation.
So we have pointed out that our example relies upon the Label Distribution Protocol (LDP) for the assignment of labels through the Label Switch Path (LSP). But how does LDP assign these labels? On what does it base its information?
It turns out that LDP relies upon the underlying IGP to build the best path for the LSP through the network. In fact, it also relies upon the IGP for loop free pathing.
This relationship between LDP and the IGP has many interesting aspects. For example, if the IGP reconverges on a new best path, so will the LSP through LDP. If there is a loop created or a blackhole situation created by the IGP reconvergence, this will also impact the LSP. Also, consider convergence times. LDP is certainly bound by the convergence time of the underlying IGP. Finally, consider the fact that this reliance brings up the need for inter-AS MPLS mechanisms for LDP.
The last point I want to discuss in this part is the fact that we often have label stacking with MPLS. In the case of our Layer 3 MPLS VPNs in the R&S track, the outer label (or transport label), is used to move the packet through the LSP, while the inner label is used to identify the VPN site. This is often called the VPN label.
Well, I certainly hope you are enjoying the posts on MPLS and there will be many more to come.
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I didn't understand the last paragraph:
"The last point I want to discuss in this part is the fact that we often have label stacking with MPLS. In the case of our Layer 3 MPLS VPNs in the R&S track, the outer label (or transport label), is used to move the packet through the LSP, while the inner label is used to identify the VPN site. This is often called the VPN label."
Can you explain this more please?
So will the Ingress PE use the same outer label for a specific next hop PE router regardless of the inner label / prefix?
I'd love to see a blog on L2VPN as well.
The ingress PE determines the next hop for the prefix, then creates an inner label for the VPN prefix. It then creates an outer label for the appropriate next hop to move the packet through the core using the outer label only.
It sound for me, works as below:
Inner label = PE1 to PE2
Outer label = P1 -> P2 -> P3
Conclusion: Label stack
PE-P-P-PE SP setup with multi vendor running IGP as OSPF have issues related to LSP's flapping.
These LSPs are flapping randomly as well as whenever there is a change in the topology.
All the protocol measures and convergence mechanisms like efm, bfd are all deployed in place. LSP are RSVP_TE based LSP.
I have narrowed to something which i can see as an issues i.e SPF timers which are varying in PE & P.
Can anyone tell me whether this causes the LSP to flap either randomly / whenever topology changes.
I highly appreciate the answers and please share some document to understand about this.
Thank you very much,
I wanted to know, which router will impose the TRANSPORT label and which one will impose the VPN label ? and also, which routers shall dispose them at the other end ?
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It is exactly what the title implies: celebrating all brothas who admire and appreciate masculine hairy armpits. This photo gallery is my tribute to the erotic tufts of hair that naturally sprout in the armpits of men, regardless of whether thick and bushy or thin and sparse. A safe space for proud Black, gay men. A place for brothas to share and showcase their pit fur! No shaved armpits allowed here! Feel free to submit armpit photos: firstname.lastname@example.com
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King of the Road Season 3: Zion Wright Profile
Jupiter's finest can spin to win and grind the world. Definitely Real's secret weapon. Check his stats!
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King of the Road Season 3: Bam in the Van PreviewMr. Margera rejoins his Element comrades for a lil' KOTR action. Heck yeah there's room in that coffin for two! Watch the new episode Tuesday night at 9 pm on Viceland. And check the list for a viewing party near you.
King of the Road Season 3: Day 5 MVPsChima and Little Nicky enter the MVP race this week with some sick stair work. That said, Evan Smith is on a KOTR war path like no other. All bets are off with Starheadbody.
King of the Road Season 3: Good Ol' Beer BonkGlick bonks, Dakota chugs and Merlino prays not to get hit in the back of the dome! When precision really counts.
King of the Road Season 3: Webisode 5 (2018)Watch the all-kill, no-fill version of the big Game of Stoke meet up. Dirtboard insanity and the Mystery Guests show up to wreck shop. Plus, hella extra tricks you won't see on the TV show. Free now, worldwide!
King of the Road Season 3: Evan Eats Dog Sh-tIf this isn't the grossest thing to ever happen on KOTR, it'll do 'til the grossest thing gets here. Do not try this at home, kids!
King of the Road Season 3: Axel Cruysberghs ProfileLadies love him, handrails hate him! Axel Crusher made a big splash on Season 1 and now he's back to help his Foundation bros go big.
King of the Road Season 3: Aaron "Jaws" Homoki ProfileHe's got the biggest stair count and more KOTR trophies than anyone else alive. Plus, all the weirdo sh-t. Will fifth time be a charm for Arizona's freaky King of Drop?
King of the Road Season 3: Episode 5 "Game of Stoke"The trip gets medieval when the teams show up at a Zarosh's dirtboard wonderland. Andy turns demonic and the Mystery Guests arrive in shining armor to start stacking points. Ah yes, and this is the one with the dog turd. You've been warned. Watch it now (US only.) Free webisode (worldwide) on Friday.
King of the Road Season 3: Jamie Foy ProfileHe went from flow trash to SOTY in a two-year time period. Hell yeah you want Big Boy Foy as your Mystery Guest!
King of the Road Season 3: Game of Stoke PreviewWhen fantasy meets dirtboarding, you know you've reached a special corner of the KOTR galaxy! Tune in to the magic Tuesday at 9pm on Viceland. And check the list for a viewing party near you! (Twenty-sided dice not required).


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Do you know what a person who wants to commit suicide looks like?
I often think of suicide as a weakness, as I have friends and family who committed suicide over situations I forced myself to go through and move beyond even if I thought dying would be nicer for me... but the way we look at the world is different with each pair of eyes... Weakness to me, is not weakness to another, but an impossibility. What ideals I hold for myself, how were they imprinted, why did they hold on me and not others, if we shared the same experiences for example?
Impossible to me, is weakness to someone else. I judge;) but I call it survivor's right... Your post makes me think a little, that maybe I shouldn't but some people have to understand... Judge suicide as a cowardly thing, or a weakness, or a foolish act... for maybe those same thoughts around death and dying lie in them... and only judgments formed around ideals based on possibilities and impossibilities self-imposed or self-understood, stand as barriers against suicide and such "like" "weakness" ;).
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WELCOME TO Creative Minds Preschool!
We have been serving Youngsville and surrounding area families for over ten years! Creative Minds provides a full range of quality childcare services while loving your child in a happy and educational environment. Our center will welcome your child into a safe, fun, and positive learning experience!


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Imelia Fjeldheim Blazek
Our world lost a gentle, sweet and gracious soul when Imelia Blazek, 95, went home to her Heavenly Father on Monday, May 6, 2013.
A memorial service will be held in Billings on Wednesday, May 22, at the Kathy Lillis Chapel on the St. John's Lutheran Ministries campus beginning at 11 a.m. Burial will be on Friday, May 24, at the Big Sandy cemetery.
She was born on Feb. 26, 1918, in Malta, to Bernt and Elizabeth Fjeldheim, the second of five children. Soon after her birth, she traveled back home to her family's homestead in the Forks Community near Whitewater, where she grew up.
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Snooth Brecon's 2014 Zin/Tannat 90pts!
Snooth recently scored Brecon's 2014 Zinfandel/Tannat a golden 90 points and had this to say about it, "Soft strawberry and cherry aromas with a hint of clay, wild flowers and cinnamon spice. This is expansive and explosive on the palate, very fruity with notes of cherry, strawberry and raspberry set against a bracing acidity that carries a wave of spice with it and leaves structural tannins and notes of blueberry and chocolate in its wake."
More Gold for Brecon from Wine Enthusiast Magazine!
Thanks to Wine Enthusiast Magazine, our award season is shaping up to be another golden one! Brecon's 2014 Reserve Cabernet scored 94 points (sorry, sold out), while our 2014 Reserve Petite Sirah scored 93 points and was named Editor's Choice in their February issue! Might want to grab the Petite Sirah while you can online or in the tasting room, it's flying out the door… cheers!
Donna Polizzi: Brecon Estate a Captivating Destination for World-Class Wines in Paso Robles
By Donna Polizzi | January 7, 2017 | 7:35 p.m.
As founder of Keys to the Coast, I have a calling to travel and share the best places to go on the Central Coast. I get to visit many great places and write about the best.
One that stands out recently is Brecon Estate Winery. Called a "boutique estate," Brecon is located in the midst of thousands of majestic oak trees, in the rolling hills outside of Paso Robles. The property is gorgeous, and the friendly staff caters to both two- and four-legged guests.
Owners Amanda and Damian Grindley met on a cave exploration in Australia. I've heard girlfriends say that their husbands act like cavemen. In Amanda's case, this is a good thing. Both are avid cave explorers, and Amanda studies bats and fossils.
Brecon Beacons National Park in Wales is a place that they both love and it's very near and dear to Damian's heart. In 2014, the couple decided to open their own winery and name it Brecon.
Located halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, at 7450 Vineyard Drive in Paso Robles, Brecon is the creation of an international award-winning winemaker, who produces exquisite wines for the world to enjoy. There is no question that Paso Robles has the necessary climate to produce what are truly world-class wines.
It was a treat to sit with the Grindleys as they shared stories about the history of Brecon and where it stands today. What became instantly clear is Damian's devotion to his craft and the couple's commitment to producing a wide range of top wines, along with what Damian describes as "unusual blends."
If you appreciate fine architecture, you simply must visit Brecon Estate, which was designed by San Francisco-based Aidlin Darling Design, the 2013 Smithsonian Architects of the Year. The wine bar is open to the scenic property, so wine can be enjoyed indoor or alfresco on the beautiful patio, or you can stroll out to the picnic tables to sip and savor.
Paso Robles is known for rolling hillsides, stately oak trees, warm weather, 26,000 acres of vineyards and, of course, the fantastic wineries that draw people from all over the world.
Damian Grindley has been a winemaker for many years in the region and produces wine that flies off the tasting-room shelf. Brecon's award-winning small batches of premium wines sell out quickly and cannot be purchased anywhere else.
One of Brecon's most decorated selections is the 2013 Petite Syrah. Described as a great winter warmer, fireside wine, it exudes deep hues and a big fruit punch. The maker suggests you place it somewhere safe, cool and quiet for a few years, and the rewards will be unmistakably fabulous.
Another star is one of Brecon's signature wines, a pure 100 percent Albarino. This is a sensational aromatic food wine. These grapes are grown within a couple of miles of the Pacific coast. The marine fog plays an essential natural role in cooling the grapes, resulting in a longer than typical ripening period. The wine exudes intense rich tropical flavors with a white peach character.
The 2012 Reserve Cabernet also is fantastic. After spending 22 months in French oak, it is silky smooth and divine.
Brecon Estate boutique wines have won more than 140 platinum and gold awards. It was nice to meet the Grindleys, who are every bit as enthusiastic about making wine as the rest of us are about enjoying the fruits of their labors. No pun intended. OK, maybe a little.
— Donna Polizzi is a regional travel expert and founder of Keys to the Coast, a free Central Coast travel resource providing honest recommendations on the best places that locals want to go. She can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com. Click here to read previous columns. The opinions expressed are her own.
Brecon's Bridge Is Born!
Drum roll please... Brecon's bridge has landed (literally) and it was quite an amazing engineering feat to witness! Thanks to Mother Nature for a picture-perfect installation day... check out the cool installation video: https://vimeo.com/195539879
Brecon named "Winery of the Year 2016" by Doug Wilder, purely domestic wine report
Great news from the purely domestic wine report, a very prestigious independent review publication for wine industry insiders based in Napa by Doug Wilder. Damian was "initially surprised and pretty humbled before fully appreciating the magnitude of this latest award as it represents the breadth of our winery's offerings and customer experience, rather than a single exquisite wine. It also emanates from a publication truly influential in the wine industry."
Brecon receives a Wine Enthusiast Best of Year!
Brecon's 2015 True Acacia Head makes Wine Enthusiast's December Best of Year issue. Merry Christmas to those of you still holding on to this sold-out award winner! "Made in barrels that have acacia wood on the heads, this bottling initially shows aromatic lemongrass and cut-grass greenness before offering riper peach, pear and almond oil on the nose. It tightens up on the sip, where tart apple skins, green pear and light honeysuckle flavors arise."


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The Amron International Model 3111 Two-Way Speaker with Call Switch provides chamber to dive control communication.
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- Contour silver color
- 3-speed motor with 1-touch power button
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- Chopper attachment with 2-1/2 cup BPA-free container with a non-skid base
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Singletrack Mountain Bike Magazine Autumn 2003
In this Issue:
John North Interview
Multitool Group Test
Aboyne, Scotland Route Guide
New Zealand Great Adventure
Cover photo: Steve Worland. By Seb Rogers.
Contents photo: Sara Randle blurs near Riberac, France.
Spineline: Pavoni Europiccola – the singlespeed of the coffee world?
Issue 11: Editorial
Chipps talks about the year so far and explains why the summer has been so great for many mountain bikers.
Our Great Adventure
Rob and Sally Lee recount some of their epic 18 month around the world trip with bikes. This is the tale of the couple that fell in love with New Zealand and a few other places around the globe.
Summer photos from Ben Haworth, Mark Alker, David Johnson and Andy McCandlish.
Industry Insider
John North used to be a sales rep for Karrimor, now still working for the company, he tells of his passion for fast things, his battle with Cancer and his fear of being over 60.
Steve Makin provides the words and pictures for an illuminating trip to the place that initiated him into mountain biking, the No Brains trail at Delamere Forest.
Column One
Piers Barber is addicted to mountain biking and his addiction has led to cravings for only the really good stuff. Just don't try and make him go without his fix.
Column Two
Insomnia is a horrible thing. Jon Wyatt reveals how he found a solution to an inability to sleep and discovered that night riding had it's own set of values.
Bike Test
Brand new 2004 bikes from Scott, Specialized and Orange:
- Scott Genius MC10
- Specialized Stumpjumper FSR
- Orange Sub Zero
Long Term Tests
Feedback on a number of components and other kit thats been under test for quite some time. This issue reviews:
- VDO Mc1.0 Wireless Computer
- Avenir Arizon High Rise Cycle Carrier
- Endura Munro
- Hope Hose Guides
- SRAM Triggers and X-7 Mech
- Giro Xen Helmet
- Bob Ibex Trailer
- Light & Motion ARC NiMH lights
- Polaris Event-Lite Tent
One Liners
Brief reviews of stuff the team like and dislike:
- Canon EOS 10D
- Hooverphonic – Magnificent Tree
- Eat Natural Barsanon
Spanish Gold
After plans in the UK fell apart Rennel Bartlett packed his bike up and flew out to the Sierra Nevada in Spain. This article reports on his time there in a trip organised by Freeride Spain.
Essential trail kit in the form of multi-tools
- Crank Bros Multi 5
- Leatherman Crunch
- Leatherman Juice C2
- Park MTB-3
- Park MT-1
- Pedro's RX
- Scott Pocket Superlight
- Scott Saddlebag Kit
- Specialized EMT Mini
- Specialized EMT Sport
- Topeak Alien XT
- Topeak Hummer
Kona A Team
Four riders who had never met before let alone ridden together, given full suspension singlespeeds and a team entry into the SAAB Salomon Mountain Mayhem, 24 hour endurance race. Find out how Felix, Chris, Howard and Ben faired in what turned out to be another great event at Sandwell Valley Park.
Breakaway Day
Marwood and Ross Nester decided that day tripping from London to the Peak District was the best way to get some good mountain biking into an otherwise limited biking diet. They found that it was well worth the effort.
Fish Out of Water
Jenn Hopkins swaps a 9-5 desk job to learn more about her photography hobby from Lens-meister, Steve Behr. Including some tips from Steve on shooting good bike-related photos, a peek into his camera bag and an opportunity to enter an exclusive competition.
Giro Photo Competition
Enter a picture or two to stand the chance of seeing your handy work in the next Giro advertising campaign.
Aboyne, Scotland. Chipps and friends take on an old route near Balmoral.
- Medium: 20km (12.43 miles), no timescale given.
- Expert: 55km (34.17 miles), no timescale given.
Armchair Story
Ali Chant and Chipps recount the tale of a secret mountain bike rave in Wales. Well like a rave, but with it all being more legal and the music coming from heavy metal tribute bands. Fair bit of riding happened too.
Singletrackworld.com Roundup
A brief look at the highlights from the magazine's daily website over the last few months.
Singletrackworld Goodies
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