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From indigenous people of the Arctic to Quadrophenia, by way of the US military and then indie bands, the parka has proved itself to be more than just a practical winter coat. Its name is the sole word in English derived from Nenets, the language spoken in the Arctic north of Russia close to where the parka originated. Typically made from caribou or sealskin and trimmed with fur, the hooded Inuit jacket is the model for today's parkas, which first came to prominence in the 1950s when the US military developed the N-3B snorkel parka.
The nylon N-3B was designed to withstand freezing temperatures thanks to its heavy padding and fur-edged hood that zipped all the way up to leave a small viewing aperture, hence the "snorkel" reference. In the 1960s, parka style made the transition from military to civilian wardrobe and was particularly popular in British schools. This set the stage for the parka's second major resurgence in the 1970s when it was adopted by mods, partly as a nostalgic reminder of their childhood, but also because it was practical for scooter riding, thanks to its weatherproof properties.
The lightweight fishtail parka immortalised in Quadrophenia, as well as on the cover of The Who's album of the same name, was also developed by the US army. Troops stationed in Vietnam had to be prepared for different climates, so the dark green M-51 and M-65 parkas were introduced. Not as padded as the snorkel model and with a looser fit, they enabled layers of clothing to be added or removed as the temperature changed.
Today, we like the parka because it is practical (whether you opt for a heavy, padded version for cold climates or a lighter model to fend off the rain and wind) and has an air of rebellion about it, while remaining stylish. The right one can look just as good worn with a suit as with casual attire. Here, we present you with just some of the men who have succumbed to the charms of the parka. A Vespa with a younger Twiggy lookalike perched on the back seat is an optional extra.


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Maths A-Level A3 Activity Charts
Our A3 Activity posters are packed full of engaging educational content plus:
- Curriculum-based content
- QR codes which link to interactive quizzes
- Learning objectives
- Activities and quizzes
- Unlimited printouts
Wall Chart / Desk Chart
The charts can be used for display purposes as a wall chart or as desk charts for independent or group learning.
Interactive Quizzes
The interactive quizzes are a perfect starter, summary or extension activity. Simply scan the QR code in the bottom corner of the chart with a tablet or SMART phone to access an interactive quiz that assesses pupils understanding of the content covered in the chart. The questions in the quiz are randomly generated to provide a differentiated learning task for pupils every time.
Quizzes and Activities
On the reverse of the chart, there are a selection of quick-fire quizzes and activities to assess pupils knowledge and understanding. The activities can be completed on the chart or printed off from the web link at the bottom of the chart. The Forms of Writing charts contain writing frames and provide guidance to help pupils structure their work.
There are two types of charts in the range, both of which are geared towards improving pupils' literacy skills:
1. Spelling, Punctuation & Grammar Charts
The Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar charts can be used within lessons for independent or group-lead learning, but are also great extension activities and personalised learning tools for individuals that are struggling with specific problems.
2. Forms of Writing
The Forms of Writing charts are just as versatile, providing teachers and pupils with a comprehensive resource, which can be used for independent learning, group learning or as the main focus of a lesson.
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Project K (2009)
Project K
Project: One of the most accessed pages on the AASL website it the Parent's Page. Additional resources for parents are needed for those who visit this site.
Members & Responsibilities
Charles O'Bryan: Creating Web 2.0 website
Beth Patin: Updating Wiki & posting on AASL blog
Diana Virando: Contact Mentor & ALA Contact
Douglas Walden: L4L, Update Wiki
Susan Ballard: Mentor
Julie Walker: ALA Contact Person
First Meeting: January 23, 2009
AASL Parent Webpage What is it that we want the page to do?
• Discuss Internet Safety
• Make it relevant to parents
• Make the pathway easier
• Explain Learning 4 Life
• Gaming and appropriateness to students & children
• Include Web 2.0 Details
Questions for ALA Contact
How is content added?
Can we have access to a non-public template to use? Can we upload pictures?
Group Communication
Email: Weekly Updates
Skype: Monthly Meetings
Google Documents/Calendar: Project Management/Timeline
Delicious: Social Website Bookmarking
Procedures & Timeline
1) Randomized search of library websites to look for exemplars of parent pages—50 to look at: 3 total that you recommend as exemplars
A) Chuck—International survey
B) Doug—Middle America
C) Beth—West
D) Diana—East
E) All—others s.a. NEA, PTA, ACSD
2) Annotations of the recommended sites will be sent to Chuck:
3) Timeline:
A) January
i. Read L4L and understand
ii. Skype accounts opened and user name shared
iii. Open Social bookmarking site
iv. Email weekly: use EL_team K listserv
v. Beth: Condense and post emails to wiki and AASL Blog
B) February
i. 1st Skype meeting: Tuesday February 11th
ii. Complete data collection—website evaluation
iii. Begin to Social Bookmarking account
iv. Email weekly: use EL_team K listserv
v. Beth: Condense and post emails to wiki and AASL Blog
C) March
D) April
5) May
6) June
i. How are we going to present at the conference? Format and medium? Individual Laptops to browse the website.
4) Physical bookmarks need to be done for advertising post-project downloadable from AASL website; and other advertising products as well
5) Miscellaneous
Second Meeting: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 on Skype
We decided to continue bookmarking relevant sites in del.icio.us but to categorize them by academic level for ease of access on the AASL Parents Site. We will begin working collaboratively in Google Docs to share ideas and guide the construction of our site. Before the next meeting we will determine 5 major themes which the site must address. Finally, we would like to find a creative way to introduce parents to the principles of Learning 4 Life and other AASL initiatives.
Third Meeting: Thursday, April 23, 2009 on Skype
The group decided to delineate tasks such as Advocacy/Get Involved, L4L, etc. between group members and complete final products independently culminating in the updating of the AASL Parent's Page.


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Saturday 15 May 2010 saw my visit to the Who shop in Blackpool to meet the hero of my teens, Doctor Who number six, Colin Baker (whose endorsement of The Feeling's Unmutual can be seen to the right) and publisher Tim Hirst.
Tim's company, Hirst Books, has published a couple of memoirs by Anneke Wills (companion to Doctors one and two in 1966), a collection of fanzine articles, and an ensemble of Colin Baker's newspaper articles for the Bucks Free Press. His book, Look Who's Talking, has been described as "Jeremy Clarkson but with a brain".
My PR Theresa Cutts met with Mr Hirst a couple of weeks ago to pitch some of my work. At Blackpool, it was a delight to meet him face-to-face and discuss my plans for world domination. Hirst Books will definitely be publishing a couple of titles of mine over the coming year, and we have also discussed the possible future of Anne Droyd.
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With the chaos of Black Friday quickly approaching, you may need more than a shopping list in hand to be prepared to shop till you drop.
In fact, for many people, seasonal weight gain has already kicked off, and meals at shopping mall food courts and fast-food restaurants are anything but diet-friendly.
Arming yourself with a plan for eating right will keep you energized for your shopping spree and help you manage your weight, too.
An average-size adult can burn 450 to 500 calories during three hours of shopping, but most of us will still be burning off Thanksgiving dinner from the night before, so it is important to keep Black Friday food choices smart.
Before you hit the stores, have a high-protein, fiber-rich breakfast like scrambled egg whites with spinach and tomato salsa and a piece of whole-grain toast or Greek yogurt with fruit and a handful of almonds. A solid breakfast will keep you satisfied longer and help you avoid the temptations of high-calorie snacks that are easily accessible in shopping areas.
If you know it's going to be a long day of retail therapy, pack some healthy snacks to keep on hand for when hunger strikes. Nutrient-dense, preportioned snacks like sunflower seeds, whole-grain crackers, an apple, protein bars and sliced veggies provide a steady source of energy. Ideally, snacks should be less than 200 calories, so if you want to treat yourself with something like a pretzel or ice cream from a food vendor, opt for the smallest size or share with a friend.
Staying hydrated is key to keeping up your speed-shopping endurance and strength for carrying around heavy bags of holiday gifts. Plus, thirst can often be confused for hunger, which can lead to overeating. Rather than wait until you are thirsty to grab a drink, keep a bottle of water in your bag to sip on throughout the day. Beverages like sparkling water, tea, diet soda and flavored water are good choices. Be careful of creamy, flavored coffee drinks, which can pack on the calories and fat.
You can always check the nutrition facts, which are available at most chain restaurants, to help you select lower-calorie drinks. When choosing a full-calorie beverage, opt for small portions like a mini can of soda or a kid-sized smoothie.
Everyone knows that mall food courts offer a smorgasbord of foods to choose from, so the strategy is deciphering the better options. Steer toward a meal that provides both lean protein like chicken breast or fish and vegetables. Items like a Middle Eastern grilled chicken kebab with rice and salad or an Asian veggie bowl are reasonable choices, especially if brown rice is offered.
Avoid deep-fried foods to cut back on the amount of fat. Complex carbs like whole grains, beans and fruit are a better source of sustained energy than processed, refined grains like white bread or pizza crust and baked goods.
A simple plan for smart eating for Black Friday not only will help energize you for a successful day of shopping, but also will keep holiday weight gain at bay.
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by Tom Utescher
The line-ups were out of the ordinary for both schools, but that actually made for more competitive squash down at Penn Charter last Thursday afternoon, when the Quakers played host to the Blue Devils of Springside Chestnut Hill Academy.
In their first contest of 2012, SCH had beaten PC, 9-0, and for last week's rematch the Quakers were missing two nicked up players, regular number one Randy Beck and number three Luke Angelakis. Without the two juniors, the encounter would have been so unbalanced it would've offered little benefit for either side, so to make things more interesting, SCH brought only some of its top nine racquetmen and filled out the side with junior varsity players.
Even with an intact line-up, the Quakers have struggled at times this winter, but one day before the second SCH match, PC (3-7 overall) was able to capture its third win of the season. With Beck and Angelakis both in action, Charter got the better of Germantown Friends, 6-3. Angelakis won his individual match, as did senior Alex Reisley, juniors August Crofton and Scott Marcus, sophomore Quinn Crofton, and freshman Owen Davis.
SCH arrived on Thursday with a 5-2 record, with both losses coming by 4-5 scores against Episcopal Academy and Haverford School. The squad made the short trip to School House Lane without seniors Alex Ambrosini, Augie Frank, and Laurenson Ward, junior Alex McCall, sophomore Philip Kelly, and freshman Brian Hamilton.
The adjustments to the Blue Devils' line-up meant that their regular number four player, sophomore Brian Giegerich, was now up in the top spot, while the number nine for this particular outing, junior Seth Bakes, rose up from the 15th rung on the team ladder.
Three of the nine bouts extended past the three-game minimum. Two juniors squared off in the fourth position, where the Devils' Christian Dorff overcame August Crofton, 11-2, 11-6, 5-11, 11-6. At number seven, visiting freshman Michael Bown prevailed, 11-6, 7-11, 11-5, 20-18, over PC's Quinn Crofton.
In the ninth spot, the height and reach of SCH's Bakes was countered by the quickness of Charter sophomore Noah Hollin. Bakes emerged the winner in five rounds, 4-11, 11-7, 11-5, 9-11, 11-8.
In the sixth and eighth matches, SCH seniors overcame Penn Charter freshmen. Sixth man Sam Sheppard topped the Quakers' Davis, 14-12, 11-9, 11-7, while Greg Baird won, 11-4, 11-5, 11-2, against the host team's number eight, Aiden Porges. Matt Giegerich, the ninth-grade brother of Brian Giegerich, took the measure of PC's number five, Marcus, 11-8, 11-9, 11-8.
The Devils' junior number three, Peter Ferraro, triumphed 11-3, 11-9, 11-5 over senior host Luke Schweitzer, while up at number two the games lasted a little longer, with SCH sophomore Mason Blake beating junior Max Reiff, 11-7, 12-10, 11-8.
The elder Geigerich captured the first two games for SCH in the number one match, 11-6, 11-7. Charter's Alex Reisley, a senior bound for Bowdoin College, went ahead in the middle of the third game, but lost momentum with one shot into the tin and another above the upper boundary. With the game tied at 10-all, Giegerich aimed a ball that died in the right rear corner, then for match point he went to the front corner on the same side.
The Blue Devils will now look to avenge their close losses to Episcopal and Haverford. They actually have a leg up on Haverford in the seeding for the high school national championships, since only the top seven matches figure into that process, and SCH won four of the top seven places in their first clash with the Fords.


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Meals on Wheels programs across the nation are seeing the pain of federal budget cuts. The system that delivers hot meals to millions of home-bound or low-income seniors five days a week isn't near collapse. But with across-the-board spending cuts, called sequestration, taking hold since March 1, local programs have begun to limit who they serve and intend to pull back in other ways.
"It's a slowly developing crisis," Martha Roherty, executive director of the National Association of States United for Aging, told CNNMoney.
Here's how the Huffington Post detailed a Virginia program's situation:
"Michele Daley, director of nutrition services at the Local Office on Aging, which serves Roanoke, Alleghany, Botetourt and Craig counties in Virginia, said the agency expects to receive $95,000 less in federal funds this year (it has an operating budget of $1 million). They're gradually reducing the number of people receiving daily meals from 650 to 600 as a result of the budget cuts. Already, the office has planned to stop handing out most emergency meals – bags of shelf-stable items like canned beans distributed in advance of snowstorms and holidays. And they've instituted a waiting list.
Such lists aren't unusual elsewhere, but "We've never had a waiting list," Daley said. "This is the first time ever, and it's a direct result of sequestration."
In the suburban San Francisco Bay area, Meals on Wheels of Costa Contra recently launched an urgent appeal for more donations to avert dropping 200 people from its roster of 1,200. Program director Paul Kraintz told CBS San Francisco that the organization has been wrestling with budget issues for several reasons, including increased demand and reduced donations since the recession.
But the loss of $100,000 of federal funding dealt a crucial blow. "The sequestration was a bridge way too far," he said.
Other local programs will begin delivering frozen meals instead of hot ones or cut the number of days hot meals are served at senior centers. All in all, estimates the White House, 4 million fewer meals will be delivered because of sequestration. The Meals on Wheels Association of America sets the number much higher at 19 million.
AARP Foundation's Drive to End Hunger program hears about the impact from local partners. "In communities across the nation there continues to be a growing number of older people in crisis everyday," said Patricia Shannon, senior vice president and chief financial officer, AARP Foundation. "And programs like Meals on Wheels and others often are the lifeline for struggling seniors. We believe that sequestration could be devastating, perhaps-life threatening to frail and vulnerable seniors who rely on these programs to get nutritious meals that maintain health and independence while also providing daily social contact."
Travelers whined when the cuts in air traffic control staffing caused flight delays. Why aren't low-income seniors expected to get the same reprieve? "They don't have high-priced lobbyists," Alan Winstead, the executive director of Meals on Wheels of Wake County in Raleigh, N.C., told CNN.
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Best bet is take it all off, take it to a genny shop, and have him pair it with one of his regulators and make it work good. Then bring it home and put it on. Let him wade through the junk. At $40 a pop you will go broke making that old system work with Chinese parts.
Before we go any further......
9N's did not come w/ a v/r. They could be added though.
Does yours really have a v/r?
(picture of a v/r w/o it's cover attached)
Maybe someone will start making solid state v/r's; the only fellow I know that did that passed away:
That being said.....if you want to be 100% sure it's bad, pull the generator & the v/r & take both to your local shop. Most of them won't charge for checking both units.
The v/r's are the same.
I'd get the B model; save the plate if you don't need it.
All that being said.....
Are you 100% sure you have an A circuit generator? An A circuit v/r won't work on a B circuit generator.
Assuming it is an A circuit & had an A circuit v/r, look at the v/r. An A circuit will have a bias resistor on the bottom of the regulator between the ground and the field tab. The B circuit will have a bias resistor between the field and arm tab.
Did you polarize the generator?
" could it have been internally wired as a negative ground? Is this possible?"
As JMOR said, no.
Find another shop.
But first, hook it all back up & polarize the generator before you start it up.
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A winner was selected from 42 designs submitted by 8 freelance designers.
Thanks to 99designs we now have a great logo and business cards.
The next step is our website.
We need a completely new design, so feel free to be creative!
Please make sure the new logo appears in the design as well as our slogan "Agile processes for a better world", and that you use the same colour scheme.
We need an entry page, and a standard sub-page for content in html (e.g. created with dreamweaver).
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Furthermore, other testing solutions for conditions such as surgical site infections and pneumonia (hospital associated and ventilator associated infections) will also experience high demand in lesser developed regions of Asia-Pacific, Latin America and other developing countries where the prevalence of such conditions is higher. It is expected that the market for surgical site infections will grow at a CAGR of 20.1%during the given period of forecast.
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The cathedral was full — the choir seats filled by uniformed police officers — but it was silent as the microphone was lowered for the little boy.
Ten-year-old Jonathan Navarro looked out at the hundreds of officers seated before him to mourn his uncle, LAPD Officer Christopher A. Cortijo, and began speaking directly to the fallen officer.
"Uncle Chris, I will always remember you," he said. "You took your time with me and treated me with tough love. You are my hero."
Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Los Angeles early Tuesday to pay their final respects to Cortijo, a Los Angeles Police Department motorcycle officer who died earlier this month after being struck by a driver suspected of being under the influence of cocaine.
A 26-year veteran of the department, Cortijo, 51, had been assigned to the Valley Traffic Division when an SUV struck him from behind on April 5.
At a funeral Mass at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, colleagues remembered him as a man who so cherished his role as a motorcycle cop that he wore a leather motorcycle jacket even in the searing San Fernando Valley heat.
They said Cortijo was known throughout the department for his sense of humor and a mustache so large that it earned him the nickname "Lorax," after the Dr. Seuss character.
Jonathan remembered his uncle making him laugh. "Remember Taco Bell?" he asked. "You would tell me it was healthy food because it had fresh lettuce and tomato."
Cortijo, who served in the Marines before joining the LAPD, was a lifelong "Valley boy" who was proud of his Southern California roots, Mayor Eric Garcetti said.
LAPD Chief Charlie Beck has called Cortijo's death the "ultimate irony" because the officer had arrested more than 3,000 drivers suspected of being under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
"If you pause for a minute, you can feel the breaking of 13,000 hearts — the hearts of the members of the Los Angeles Police Department," Beck said.
Cortijo was rear-ended by a Chevrolet Blazer while stopped on his motorcycle at a red light near Saticoy Street and Lankershim Boulevard in Sun Valley, authorities said. Prosecutors allege that Qaneak Shaney Cobb, 33, was under the influence of cocaine when she struck Cortijo. She has pleaded not guilty to a felony DUI charge.
Capt. Maureen Ryan, Cortijo's commanding officer, said Tuesday that he was "en route to help a fellow officer with a DUI driver when he was violently struck by a DUI driver."
Fellow officers and family members held vigil at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center as Cortijo fought for his life, but he died four days later. Ryan said she carried Cortijo's badge while he was hospitalized, hoping that he would one day wear it again.
"I laid his badge that he loved so much on his chest before he breathed his last breath," she said. "Chris went to heaven wearing his badge, No. 10775."
Cortijo's death comes during a particularly rough stretch for the department. Last month, Officer Nicholas Lee was crushed to death when his patrol car was struck by an out-of-control dump truck. Lee's family was in attendance at Cortijo's funeral.
Cortijo was assigned to the Valley Traffic Division in 1995 and worked on the DUI Task Force for 17 years, according to the department. He received more than 120 commendations throughout his career.
A group of helmeted motorcycle officers escorted Cortijo's flag-draped casket into and out of the cathedral as the sound of bagpipes cut the air.
Bill Tatem, a retired Valley Traffic Division officer, had been Cortijo's partner for so long that even though Tatem was no longer with the department, on the day of the accident his cellphone was flooded with messages saying his partner had been badly hurt, he said.
Tatem had been trying to talk Cortijo into retiring.
"I would tell him, 'There's life after LAPD, and life is good,'" Tatem said. "Chris would say he just wanted to get a few more years."
Tatem broke down into sobs as he spoke, his voice echoing in the cavernous cathedral.
"Part of me feels that had I not retired, Chris and I would still be working together, and I could have protected him. I always watched out for him," he said. "Chris, I love you. And I will always miss you. You were my best partner, friend and little brother. Until we partner up again, Chris Cortijo."
In the audience, officers wiped tears from their eyes.


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After hitting #1 on Canada's National Electronic Chart in October 2015, Toronto electro-pop trio PARALLELS is back in the studio recording a follow-up to their 'Civilization EP'. NME described front-woman, Holly Dodson's vocals as "A young Madonna meet's modern electro". They can be heard in the soundtrack of 2013 Oscar winning short-film "Curfew" featuring Parallels' song "Dry Blood". Holly is joined by her brother, Nick Dodson on drums and keyboardist Artem Galperine on synths.
Parallels' "Civilization EP" hit #1 on Earshot's National Electronic Chart in October, 2015."Undoubtedly one of Canada's finest synth-pop exports..." - Electronic Rumors (UK, 2015)
"[CIvilization] sounds like Parallels at their best: equally sweet and sweeping and entirely catchy" - Silent Shout (Canada, 2015)
Canadian synth-pop trio PARALLELS, conjures classic pop sentiments of neon nights with songs that transport the past into a modern context. NME described front-woman, Holly Dodson's vocals as "A young Madonna meets modern electro." Echos of this can be heard in the soundtrack of 2013 Oscar winning short-film Curfew featuring Parallels song, Dry Blood off of their debut album Visionaries. Dodson, and her brother, drummer, Nick Dodson along with keyboardist Artem Galperine are currently back at Marigold Studios recording a follow-up to their 2015 "Civilization EP".
PARALLELS has toured extensively bringing their collection of vintage synthesizers and lively HI-NRG rhythms from Toronto to LA, Moscow to Miami, New York to San Francisco and everywhere in between. After a whirlwind 36-date North American tour in 2013, PARALLELS was chosen by NXNE as one of the top 15 Alternative Artists to see at the annual festival in Toronto. The band has also been an electric presence at CMJ in New York, CMW and El Paso's Neon Desert Music Festival, and has shared billing with internationally-acclaimed artists such as Florence + the Machine, Miami Horror, Crystal Castles, A-Trak, Glass Candy, The Juan Maclean and Broken Social Scene.
Their second album, XII, was manifested over the winter months of 2011, during late nights at Marigold Studios in Toronto. Subsequently, XII, was released in June 2012 independently through Marigold Productions, and shortly there after, reached #5 on Earshot's National Electronic Charts in Canada. The album is a collection of moonlit radiance and sparkling pop, songs that coo and shimmer with an indoor sunnyness, with the color of iridescent and strobe lights. (Daytrotter, 2012).
Chosen "Critics Pick" for Toronto's Best Electronic Band amongst notables Drake and Metric, Parallels is creating quite a stir with their various collaborations, including an official remix for English indie quartet Delphics track "This Momentary," Parallels has indeed been taking the world by storm with "Find The Fire" off their debut LP Visionaries featured on the Kitsune Maison Compilation 8.
Time WIll Crawl
Written By: Holly Dodson
You're the rhythm to keep the beat
We move to feel release
So we dance for a little more
For lover's sweet reward
You are a picture of youth
You are
Is this heaven in your eyes?
Now I know where we belong
Time will crawl
And this moment lies in you
Now I know when lovers fall
Time will crawl
We put the world in motion
Turning colour from grey
When we dance so lyrical
It feels like magic, magic here again
You are a picture of youth
you are
Is this heaven in your eyes?
In the heat of your bright light
Spinning room and slowing time
And this moment lies in you
Now I know when lovers fall
Time will crawl
Ritual Dancer
Written By: Holly Dodson
Oh take me on down to the river I know
To ease my soul from the knowledge I hold I,
Fell for a darkness inside of a man
It's like an obsession, help me understand
Come out of the darkness and into the light!
And I'll lay it all out if you make it right
You are hidden in my heart!
Let's keep it together
Oh I call and you would be my
Ritual Dancer
To break it all down he feeds on the power
Like every minute is a witching hour
White noise feeding out from the TV screen
Just like a possession I want to be free
So listen for me when I call you tonight
From the city streets to the forest at midnight!
You are hidden in my heart!
Let's keep it together
Oh I call and you would be my
Ritual Dancer
Come out of the darkness and into the light
And I'll lay it all out if you make it right,
So listen for me when I call you tonight
On the city streets it's getting on midnight
You forever in my heart
We'll keep it together
Oh I call and you would be my Ritual Dancer
2016 - TBA - (Album) - Marigold Productions
2015 - Civilization EP - Marigold Productions (#1 on National Electronic Chart in Canada, October 2015)
2012 - XII (Album) Marigold Productions (#5 on National Electronic Chart in Canada, June 2012)
2010 - Visionaries (Album) - Marigold Productions (Features song 'Dry Blood' from Oscar-Winning Short-Film 'Curfew')


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They are races in which I have little chance of finishing with the top riders but I am going to enter them for the experience and the fun. By saying that, I don't mean sitting there and taking easy, just hoping to finish.
The first event is on the 12th 0f September, a 226 km race from Grafton to Inverell (NSW). It is the longest one-day race in Australia (I think!) and one of the toughest. There is a hard 17 km climb after 65 kms and an undulating terrain once you are on top of the Great Dividing Range -altitude 1000+ m. Then, it is kind of down hill all the way to Inverell as the graph shows...
For this race, I've put together a nine-week training program based primarily on information found in Joe Friel's book. The fact that I have never ridden that distance and only had done 120+ rides a few times will make it interesting, and difficult. I know someone in the club that has raced it more than a dozen times so I will be trying to find out more about the race in the next few weeks.
Then, eight weeks later, I am hoping to race in the World Masters Games in Sydney... and why not? It is going to be a huge event and I don't get a chance to race for the rainbow stripes often. I haven't decided if I will do the crits and the ITT but I aiming for the road race which will be at the Eastern Creek Raceway. That in itself will be something new and exciting.
For the third event, I am planning to return to the Victorian alpine region this year to race my third Tour of Bright. I missed out the last two because of a holiday overseas and my incident with a van last year and didn't get to try the somehow vicious climb to Mt Hotham. But I heard (and read) a bit about it and have enough madness in me to have a go.
In between those three, there are lots of club races, open events and the QLD Championships to keep me busy and the legs turning.
The first week of the training was mostly for recovery from the last few races, including the Scenic Rim the weekend before. I did add a couple of high intensity rides to a total of six sessions (including a session on the rollers).
Time: 10h 50min
Dist: 266.6 km
The training week ended on Sunday with an easy ride with Sandra. She needed to do a couple of hours as well and had asked if we could ride over the Samford Range and the back roads of Highvale . Perfect, but we left home a little late in the afternoon and been a Sunday, the speeding traffic put me off going up the range. We took the dirt track that runs parallel to the old train line and did most of the riding in this beautiful countryside, located just a few kilometers from Brisbane.
A steep road revisited...
This week things will get a little harder and the rides a little longer. I am planning to race another club handicap at Elimbah, 50 kms north of Brisbane. I am just hoping to get a bit of rest in the next three weeks as well, Le Tour is on and staying away from the TV till the early hours is not an easy thing to do.
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.,|.« ...:-■end assembly f ibe i'i ' in te i in n church u.,«b present in i was is ken up seriatim a ml he 1 im am id d was n na in iiiouni v ad pie i nnd iki ■« follows win h vs the lute general assent hi f tbe i prrsby lerinu < bu'.-h convened iu philadelphia h passed resolutions demanding uf uli m , < i . - 1 ■i i mxi churches to encourage strengthen ami i obeys government now seeking by unjust n<lh n i - . - , 1 1 1 k : n ui i i me ms to desirov our hemes fl pi little our ,- iii ti try , ami desolate uur hoinei and i altars — m.i whereas we owe allegiance io a dif h fere nt governmeui for whose safety and pros i per iv we are hound lo pray and labor — in l.l whereas we are thus forced by uli that weboiith deur on eanh t seek u new organization irien i tlfied as we believe with the interests of l.eli i ion end patriotism therefore i re sol re 1 1st tho this presbytery apprnv,s of the plan of holding a convention , nop ■-■■,. i ol dele f.lt s fi , hu all the i'n shv t ei'u'k i-'.li'h confederate states lo adopt incisure neers-^b • nrv to t'l.riii a new goners assembly resolved d that us main deliberation ■■ud united action tire iinporluni we r ,-■■.,:. . 1 1 1 . - h regular fall meetings of the different i'reshytc-^b lies ns be uiost itppiopi iule masons for the up i pointment of such delegates resnlred l.l thai we approve of the nuiii-fl out ion niade by lhe orange pre sby terry of au 1 lusts in us the place of meeting snd iheh 44b day of december next as the time and that h we also approve of the ratio of representation i named bv such froshytery as fair mil equal h rrsolred till to meet miv contingency h wiiieli may occur should it appear ll.i.l a ma i uritv of llie 1 eshv t e lies l.l the t'-onleder.ite i states determine to hold s convention before h our regular fall meeting of this presbytery our i drb>(rat"s appointed in attend ihe lute acncrilh vkieinbly be requested to attend ssid t'onven-h tion to represent tins presbytery h u was resolvea that for the present ihe i domestic missionaries of this presh t.-ry make i their quarterly reports to the chairman of the i committee of diimestic missions upon which i tbe salt chairman shall issue disorder upon he i treasurer for their quarterly paynients audi tl.fse order hall constitute the vouchersof the i reasurer i re talced that our churches be urjjrd t,,l • ii line and iiicrense their contributions to for 1 sigb missions ,, ud that they forward the same i ur treasurer to uev j l wilson m 1 i at . oluu.bia s c i i .. view of the low state of our funds for do i siestic missions and f.du ation it was i r'gnlvd that onr churches be ur^ed t > tribute more liberally to the causes of do mestic missions and fducstion before the next iiiceunjr ,,|' ai presbytery it ih hoped that special attention v.-ill be speedily given to this last resolution and that all sur churcb«*s will send to the next meeting of ur presbytery contributions for domestic mis imua and ivluc iliou.l k ii laffkrty stated clerk from the north carolina presbyterian coxslbkliations fou the t1mks mkssrs editors we bear the remark ninieiiines made th'h u man is a creature ol vircunst i iices there is sound philosophy a nrtbiidox theology in tins common place expres *.".. as the circu instances in which we in n billion and church are now placed are peculiar <*-,- are exposed lo peculiar temptations against vhieh vv should gua rcl with sleepless vigilance it has been said tliul in iiu.es of war there is n sabbath vve can slreudy see a melancholy ackleasneas ou ih ■- subject ; and u disposition on tb p ui of ( hu.ch members lo find an apol gy in onr nall.mal troubles to trample the fmirih commandment in the dust the pres an church has king bad a reputation for bar sine i observance of the sabbath let her lain uin her high character by setting her face "« a flint in her officers and members against ■'"* sabbatii desecration that is coming upon j like a flood in ti ,,| trouble like tbe present when ulere is no much snd and done for and about lhe siaie the church e in imminent danger ol being neglected the war with its munitions snd i.r results so completely absorbs public sen i"-in,thiu the church is in daugsr of being bul there is more need tlmt the church which is the pillar and ground of the roth should be sustained and built op in times like these — when the world seems so full of ly z wonders " lake heed to thyself that thou i'o is ike lot the i vile ii m loll^r • » i boll llvcht i u|i.,u the earill tins was the mju neinoi ,,| i llie head of ihe church millet llir old dispell i sail hi thai des yen nt this lliil he i-iun.l und prnyerf.il utt nlini of i hose who live in i the new file chuftlh !■til |, ml ins il il mn i i ill ou land that should be ueylecled or lo.irot-b ten next lo the lunch are lhe i nsi u nt n u ■i coiimcled with and under the contiolof ihel cliur il ur e.li.ealionnl iusliliiliolis are ilo i i great nod dislii.|>ii.nl.ii m uaiiii'iils ol mil c",in-l i try they are tlie nj{lit aims of our liunli i i our chorch wlthotii her institution would in-l ii like sampson shorn of his locks let ihe lust i i | 1 1 1 i us eon l rolled bv the church is n»ui«h in i..i i ___________ i bosom then icluibod may b w.'.lten u|».n bei ■i door-posts " the glory '-, depart i i davidson < ollege under the pare of ,,,.<! i t'l li hat lor the first i me lb own out 1 , i i flag to iu i r •>"/.<• fully in tuned all d.-|,.,i i i in ills ao now filled with iii mslriicioi's men i i who hre i p to teach ill t.u-i at il.e.tl i lair matting iinill.iiinilisly elected p of iii ike i ii of l ital'iiuge trull in be can of n.ilii'.ilh i philosophy ami astronomy this inniii u i inn^h ii now offers peculiar udvuiilnges lo lhe youth i i our coiintrv and tin stinu of our church i i i thom who have sou lo educate seriously mil i prayerfully consider the claimi f u.ivui ml i college i the female colo ul stateaville i tin.lrrm i the care of concord presbytery the t',e i i lee of i iii illltilutioll have hee il f ' i i ii n a i e iii i i seen ...,"' th services of prof i lei i inu to tiike ■i churge of the music department the m.c-m i ei of prof herring eleew here s bis beat com 1 i iiieli'btl ion here all the depii rl loen.s m tl.i-l i institution re tilled will able and experienced fl i teachers this college has strong clan is up i i on the daughters of zion especially in th.*h i bounds of ' oncoid presbytery which should i i be felt niui acknowledged the fall scsvoum i conimences hi davidson on the lii.l of sep i i teinber iii stan svihe on llie fust wednesday i i ... u|'um plus is a trvinq period upon rl i church ml her institutions but ic i'resby-h i ten us like othir de loiuiua lions rally mound ■i the standard from which their own chosen il fl i floats upon lhe breets let them ii • t - riniue i i in ihe strength of divine gruce lo stand by i i institutions which thev and their fathers l...veh i pin led resolved lo ut any saenlices that i i may be nrccssai v lo sustain them during i lies i i days of tribulation thai will try the souls b i i dies and purses of me n . then our church wit h i i h r ms itiiiion vvdl come through the fiery oi - i i deal like gold purified iii the i'urn.iee h w a yankee editor condemns the outra-m b r/r.v com initial by lincoln troops — i n fl i the editorial correspondence of the n vl i tiities written frcin fortress monroe \ a i i on tin 4th of july by hon henry 1 k.,v i i mood its editor speaking of the village oil i hampton which has been abandoned *"■i tlie hessians lie s;.ys : i i " li is i veiy pretty town with a fine i w hotel looking out upon the river i good i i military school three or four chinches are h i 1 procured a boat an.l en mil over to thel i deserted village of lhe 2,000 or 2._>0ul i inhabitants of this town not twenty five i w remained the rest took ii the valuables ■i ihey could carry away packed llie rest nil i boxes locked lhe doors and fled it wasb i the most melancholy picture 1 had everh i sedi uur soldiers had come over broke w open tho houses rifled the boxes cnrnedb i otf tables chairs solas and whatever elsi.b i 1 1 1 < ■v colli i make useful ainl wailtolli de-b i stroved what they could not take away i i passing through llie deserted street i saw i through an open dool a woman sweeping b i a little shop she said she had left town b i with the rest but thought she would come i i back to lu-'k after the few things sl.e had liet'i they had all disapneaied the house i had been broken open nnd every thing in w it carried away tins is the general story w throughout lhe town 1 heard of three or i four of uur men who wenl into a house i when were only an old man and his wife i ami when the latter refused to tell them w where they left their money they broke w open the bureau and took 2(i which they i found there in another instance a gang i of men went into a house occupied by a i lady a relative of commodore barron who i had packed up the family pictures and i vicr relics and put them away they i l.roke open lhe boxes threw the contents i mill into the street ami completely strip i ed lhe house at another house after i inking away what they wanted they empt i ied jars of sweet meals into the liver at i ihe house of a mrs gary lhe smashed to i piece all the glassware ihey could find i much of which was very valuable passing b tn.'otioii the village i came lo the old i church said to be the oldest now standing i in this country it slands a little back i from the road and is surrounded by lhe i graveyard ; just in the rear of it and close i hv the walls was the freshly made grave i a child with a slight wooden frame i around it to protect it bom desecration i some of our troops had placed ail iron rod h across ihe frame upon which ihey had i hung a kettle over the fire built upon lhe i grave ■i could give scores and hundreds of in ■stances of similar outrages i >- surpils ■ino that the pcuph bete look upon us as ■vandals and barbarians uy no possible ■proves t0uld we contrive to make them more bitterly nnd relentlessly hostile to i waul the ulllotl than tin way <.,...'. all butler of course disnpjiroves all tins but i that is not enough lie should have i 11 h < 1 a proclamation a soon as he arrived i inviting the citizens to remain n in me i and assuring ih.iii of the perfect protcc t ii of th ir lives ami property and then every violation of private rights i every instance of theft or plunder should i have been punished witli a rigor which i would have h etui ii y prevented a repi i titicn of the int if some , llicer of tlnl regular army such a man as gen wool i for < xample had been here we shouhl i have had uoiie of these disgraces if llie i citizens had remained at home iheir p i perty would have been much safer pull ihey were afraid to do so und not without i reason one of our colonels on m^li i arrested and brought inio the fort a whole i family including an old lady and three h ... four small children on ihe charge iiimi i they were displaying signal lights for the i rebels it turned out that they kept til hght burning on account of a sick child i i low could any on feel sale when expos i . d to su.h outrag ' ' h the president's return i the dispatch has the following relative i to the return of president davii : i president davis returned to richmond h last cteuin g an immense concourse i people assembled in front of the spotswood i 1 iuiise and vociferously called lo ins up i pearance lie finally presented himself i ami addressed the multitude iu glowing i an 1 eloquent allusions to the brilliant oc i cm reiu'es of sundaj . i lb disc.nt.ed the hi ill ant movement i i gen johnston from winchester to manas i sas ainl with fervid feeling drew n graphic h picture of the struggle of the weaned sol-h li is of that gallant command lor seven i hours with lhe heavy columns of tlie en.'-m my after paying a most honorable tu i bate to gen johnston who seized thel colors of a regiment and rallied them to i the flag of the confederacy he alluded to i the glorious manner in which gen beau i regal 1 came to the support of his comrade h iu arms and at a i ale hour relieved i in i of the odds against which he was contend i ing each ot these two able and coiisuin i mate commanders thought not iinpi udent i y or idly exposing their persons where it i was unnecessary gallantly dashed before b lhe lines and by their personal courage b ami examples reanimated the ranks when 1 ever thev were shaken fl the president in a delicate manner all luded to his own appearance upon the field i in order to pay a tribute to the devotion ul i the soldiers to the confederacy men he i said who lay upon their backs wounded i i bleeding and exhausted when they saw i i him pass though they could t\o nothing i i else waved their hats as they lay audi i cheered for jeff davis and the south i h when the ranks bad been broken audi i lhe men were somewhat scattered when i hthey saw the president of the south m i i their midst shouted that they would fob i i low him to the death and rallied oiicel h more tor the la.t ami the successful on 1 hslatigh i w the president alluded also lo the mi hmeiisity and extravagance ol the otllfit i which the enemy bad provided for their i invasion provisions for many days ; knap i sacks provided with every comfort arms hthe most perfect trains of wagons in num i hers which the mind could scarcely coni i prebend and ambulances for the officers ( stored with luxuries that would astonish i fiii^al people whom these mini s of the i north had taxed for seventy years attend 1,7 their marching columns but the c i limns themselves were scattered and chased l,ik hares fi oin the battle ground throw u;y avvav and leaving behind everything i ihey could get rid of and leaving us ail i the equipments we have described as the trophies of victory the president concluded with a glowing tribute to the gallantry of the sol.lu-is of i 0 ui army invoking the praise and blessings lot the country upon them lie reminded i lln people however thai the enemy was istih in strong force and that inuuh hard was yet before us urging the to unremitted diligence in ptish h 11 on the war h bi cad vr blood — a paper in new york says openly and without a word of con dcmnutioil we believe that a movement of the is.'ime kind is contemplated by the work i in n in this city they are about tired of i waiting they have expected peace and a l.cv'.val of business ; but if war conies thev (. ni endure their suffering no longer ". and i w hen the time arrives leaders will be found mori par titulars of lie kn.it i i lit iim.imi iniv m 1'ioin a very ml tellioelil mill leh.'il.le g.'lll iciiimtl from soulll i ( 0 dm i who was on tho buttle field ill i i win l,e i prominent position there i i i have obtain i the following statement h suutll ijirolinu hud seven regiments in i i cllld log tl llainptoii legion on tho hut i ii ground near manassas on sunday ihhi.h i tim 2 l.-'gimcnt commanded hy ' ol i ll.el-hnw will in the holiest of tho h,v'h i col cash of tin hili regiment was with h i < ol kei-h.iw uml i in so two regiments i i hi i".i,|e toi'd h"f h i fllj i c h'likllls south carolina keglllle.lt i i wns in <•, n jones1 brigade an i whs situ i luted tome ilisiniiie lo i ik right of ll.el i oi'ino ul hue near wln-ic the railway cross h i hull itiu i imv wen not iii the tight i i until into in lllfl afternoon when they made i i i unsuccessful utte.lllpl to slot iii iii lull i i t.rv on the extreme hit of the enemy's i in in t li.it gallant charge they sullen 1 1 i colisuletiihlv hut lhe nil i le.l litis of thel i killed it id wounded he hot v el ;(>,', i i n i lie i . i i i l.i.vu not vet he ii iii le to obtain le i i i lied i kilts of the killed and wounded h i i ii iiny ol the south carolina regiments in i i 1 la npton's legion i i the following is a list of the killed and i i wmiinded in the ma on a guards all liiie hulth in i manassas on sunday last : h i killed i hi las lunar wnltnr < i i allen william m loi.es and wallet i it.aiev h i col si i.e's regiment was tho first i i which engaged tin enemy it opened the i 1 1 ill it w.is station d tliree miles to thel i left of tii oilier son th (',. . roll n;i regiments i land with the l.onisiana troops suffered con i isulcrahlv adjutant wilkes lieut katie i i u , i niher officers were killed captain i i poole was severe ) il not mortally wound 1 i i ant kilpatti k was also wounded i inii'l it is feared seven ly so thero were i liiht.ut a dozen officers and quite a number i i privates killed bul their names are not i i i . ne illhetcd i i col william 3d regiment col bacon i h 7 1 li together with col kirkland's north i b.'ai-uluia and i'ol kelly's louisiana regi i bnie.its constituted lhe centre of the genei-h l.o im and held mitchell's ford on thel i.71 t line from fairfax court house to i b.m.'in.-issas these regiments were under i i eaiioiiade from sunrise until near sunset h li it being entrenched they suffered but lit 1 w just he ore stindow u and when thel bright wing of llivj enemy gave way they i lw re ordered to charge the batteries ml i in ii front which order they executed ml igallnut st vie led bv gen bonhain ill per 1 isoii when the charge was made thel beiieinv let red promptly and the loss oil hthese regiments was small thev pursued i hthe enemy to centreville and took nearly i la million of dollars worth of federal i hprojierty it is believed that none in these i hretrinieiits were killed and but few wound 1 i wounded slightly mr wilcox t'l hsitvaunali joseph gotf george f mcleod i.miram miilvov mr woods of fort al i sevei-ely wounded — charles iambic hin both legs andrew mekeuna in the hshonlder and william ailieswortb in the i bowels h several others of this company were hvciv sliohtlv wounded and so slightly that i then injuries are not regarded ai worthy i : notice r i hope on hope ever says the l.ich hmond dispatch fight on fight ever iinnv he added till our final triumph the and western virginia instead ot our armies has but nerved their l.'iim for victory at bull run so be it i ■. • i . we must ex pet.t defeat occasionally ihiit i ever admit gloom or despair " il i he for us who shall be against us t s the latest accounts of the bull's i v battle are better than the first the i feat of the vandals was more decided lilimii we had hoped see the aceonnts bwhich though varying as io the losses on i i sides plainly show that the victory li ins and important we think it almost certain on saturday i ' yesterday and we anticipated a still victory — fayetteville observer h how to save your life — in the h war of 1812 every boldier was u ivise.i to carry a string to bo tied lari.nii.1 ti bleeding limb and be mtwisted tight by a sick or ramrod luntii a surgeon could be found bjl.'t our soldier remember this aud i when wounded try the remedy i the men who jump at conclusions sel idom reach any liial are worth having these must be got by climbing the cape fear blockaded olj sunday morning he j 1st instant says the wilmington journal a boat with a ting of truoe nnd eonl nin_r seven persons came ashore near fort caswell the seven persons were pitmiicii.ini lynch one midshipman and five sailors all he longing to i he federal steamer ihtylight commanded by dipt lockwood now off the mouth of the jape fear liivor the object of the visit was lo give tho oin maiidant of fort caswell col person | official notice of the fact lhat our port i in a state of actual blockade if we ai not much mistaken the day light is a lilllfl eock-a hoop of a thing tha commenced running between new york and moi.he.ul ( ity she is but a shell side-wheeled at lhat and a good sound shot from a rifled canon such as the lucie pen could carry would open daylight thioiigh her we must get tho thing up here to go t fishing in wu want lock wood lo maul rails apt uclarivrl — there is the faintest hope that this gallant officer is still living a dispatch from louisville 1 8th says - " among the wounded were ( apt 1 ichnpie | dclagi.el and his 1st lieutenant cap1 pel.'i.piel escaped to his camp hut wfts afterwards cariied off at a prisoner p is reported lhat his wounds are so beriom that he cannot recover it is reported tha he was bayonet fed after the surrender a generous foe would have respected such bravery as he c.xhih itetl and preferred to take him prisoner rather than to kill him the comet this celestial visitor is stiil visit le it was first observed at \\ as-hind ton on the yoth of j tine when it was i garded " ns an auroral beam.1 on th 2nd of july its tail extended to a distance of 80 or 85 degrees prof pond of the cambridge university pronounces this comet to be different from that of p2g4 and 1 1558 or any other whose return has been anticipated its train he says extends bovcr 10g degrees its name is therefore byet to be given meanwhile his cometsliip bis moving tail foremost between the great band little bear constellations with prodi bgious velocity — richmond dispatch i the confederate loan will be inoarly twice as large as that asked i for alabama and georgia together lit is thought will subscribe five hun idrcd thousands bales of cotton to ithis must be added a large amount lot cash besides various kinds of pro id uce the sum total of these two istates are confident will reach tin r ity million dollars — averaging the i cotton crop at fifty dollars a bale i prisoners — the 56 martioiburg iprisoners arrived at richmond on isutnidav in excellent spirits ami lone of them an irishman indulged i in many loud oaths at the expense lot old lincoln and expressed bis irea.linesa to " fight against him like 111 — 1 and d — n n • •»■__■* • i tlie privateer sumter — a letter ifr.uii havana 10th inst received at i boston says that the sumter had cap i tured 8 prizes and sent them all iu |:<> cieufuegos except one which was bluinii at sea i privateer captures is y pa hpers of the 13th inst say that the l.-itv was startled hy the news of the m capture of live yankee vessels ofi heap llatteras by the privateer jefi i davis five revenue cutters aud a iltiih boat had sailed in pui"btiit «> hher i a significant coincidence — the i norfolk day book says that the en hgiigement at bethel church is the i identical spot on which tho first bat t':i in that peninsula took place in hring tbe revolutionary war • -♦* • i rebellion in illinois northern accounts from illinois o hthe 17th instant state that a rebel lion had broken out in washingtoi h county in illinois atkftihville i i that county tho insurgent had oul i down the stars and stripes and boifi it in their lace the confederate hfiag union men had beeu o to leave the the town
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|The July 29, 1861 issue of the Carolina Watchman a weekly and semi weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
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Ok, I'm a dork so I hope I'm doing this correctly. I wished I would have seen this forum before I went to Palapas La Ventana last week. Place is awesome and so is Tim.
We flew our plane down so that was nice. Shuttle that Tim arranged was waiting for us at the airport and same to pick is up, $80 each way. I flew a 9m the entire time - 5 days of wind and 2 days to rest plus 2 travel days.
Palapas is sweet for sure, they take care of you. They seem expensive per person compared to baja joes but I looked around a baja joes and it seemed like dorm style vacationing which for a tight wad like me would have been fine. You get what you pay for at palapas though and I was very satisfied (2 meals a day and they were at my beck and call for any amenity).
Anyway, we can take 4 in our plane so looking to fill it up for next trip. The fuel was $800 plus about $100 each at customs.


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(with apologies to Florida Jim)
2001 Wild Hog pinot noir
Sonoma Coast, California
Strange, but attractive nose of pomegranite and prickly pear--almost pinotish but not quite. If we hadn't known what we were drinking we'd not have guessed right away. Slightly cloudy appearance, barely medium orange-y red color. In flavor, sweeter than expected with pomegranite, tangerine, spice and that slightly bitter prickly pear thing we got in the nose. Not uninteresting, but not a good example of California pinot noir either and heading south longevity-wise.
Great label art, though; a black and white etching of a rustically carved pig. Very modern and artfully different--have to admit, that's kind of what hooked me. Hoke or anyone: who are these people?


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by Tom Utescher
In Wednesday action for the Springside/CHA summer league basketball team, players got a break from the hot weather that blanketed the area earlier in the week, and the scoreboard took a breather, as well, since the Lions and rival Little Flower High School only posted 37 points between them.
Springside was up by half-a-dozen at halftime, but saw its lead slip to three points in the middle of the second stanza. The Lions held off the Sentinels down the stretch to prevail, 21-16.
The daughter of new Springside coach Steve Purcell is a rising senior on the Little Flower team, but she was not at Wedensday's game, and Springside was missing three seniors and some strong returning juniors. The Sentinels had several chances to make the first mark on the scoreboard, but the missed four straight free throws in the opening minutes of the affair.
The Lions responded by missing two of their own at the other end of the court, but Springside still managed to score first, netting a short jumper from the left side with 12:30 to go in the first half. The basket was made by guard Caroline Henry, a new student who'll enter the ninth grade at the local school this September.
Little Flower tied the score, then Springside sprinted out to an 8-2 lead as sophomore Julia Schumacher drove for a lay-up and later scored off of a rebound, while freshman Olivia Byron put back the rebound of her own shot. Little Flower countered with a lay-up and free throw, but then was limited to one point in the remainder of the half. Junior Meredith Spann sank a jumper from the lane and Schumacher drove for a lay-up in the closing seconds of the half, allowing the Lions a 12-6 advantage at the break.
A three-pointer banked in from the top of the key started things off for the Sentinels in the second half, and they hung close to the Lions the rest of the way.
Sophomore Madi Sehn, a Norwood Fontbonne Academy product, scored a fast break lay-up off of a pass from Byron and Henry hit a jumper from just inside the three-point loop, but Little Flower countered with back-to-back baskets to trail by just three points in the middle of the half, 16-13. Schumacher scored in transition and Byron hit two free throws to make it 20-13 with 4:11 left to play.
The Sentinels answered with a three-pointer, but didn't score again, and in the last minute a free throw by Sehn stuck the final score on the board. Schumacher led Springside with eight points on the night. The Lions could've won more comfortably with better foul shooting; they made only three of their 13 free throw attempts.


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