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Hi Paul,
Just learnt that you are a cyclist and candidate for Gawler Council elections. An invite to Join AC group Vote For Cyclists and introduce yourself.
Cheers, Heather
Hi Paul, Did you end up joining our TDU team?
Welcome Paul, make sure you join the Gawler Wheelers group. You are member 1858, which is significant because AC has just overtaken (in member numbers) our Victorian counterpart, Melbourne Cyclist.


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My Story of the 2010 SCORE Baja 1000
Preparing for the KTM assault on the Baja 1000 was a huge effort. It required a huge amount of work and coordination from many people. Fortunately my part of that effort was little more than watching and documenting the events as they unfolded. I did get assigned some of the last minute chores such as making sure the team photos got submitted to SCORE and writing a press release about the team and Mexican rider Ivan Ramirez. At the very least I wanted to see the team get as much exposure as possible for their efforts, regardless of the outcome.
The actual trip to Mexico and the race was to be more or less just a holiday for me. I traveled to Ensenada early in the week with KTM team sponsor Dean Potts. My duties were mostly to be his driver and tour guide. We had a couple of days free time before the race began and our plan was to have a good time, get some play riding in and then take care of any of the last minute details before the race began.
Within a few minutes of our arrival at the Hotel San Nicholas we spotted a new looking KTM 530xcw in the secure motorcycle parking area referred to as the cage. It was decked out in THR/Bonanza plumbing graphics similar to the factory KTM. That caused Dean and I both to pause and wonder who the bike belonged to.
We headed inside to see if they would let us check in early. A girl walked in and approached us asking if someone knew anything about Mousse tubes. She had a concern about the one in her bike not having a rim lock. I assured her that it was fine to run a front Mousse this way, but she still seemed concerned about the issue. I suggested she show me her bike so I could look at it. As it turned out the 530 we had just been eyeing was hers.
After a little discussion I explained to her a little about my racing experience and that I was sure her Mousse would be fine. I then noticed that her bike was literally brand new. She explained to me that she intended to ride the race solo, all 1,060 miles of the peninsula! I casually suggested that perhaps we should go out riding so she could get her bike broken in a little before the race began.
Thus began my association with female racer Talya Dodson. As fate would have it the two of us would spend a very hectic and crazy week together. Talya had attempted to solo the Baja 1000 the year before. Her bike broke very early in the race. Her crew was able to get it repaired and she continued on completing the entire course. Unfortunately she was not able to do so within the maximum time limit and therefore was not recognized as a finisher in the race. Needless to say she was very determined to do so this year.
As I had little else that I was required to do for a few days. I spent much of the time helping Talya work on her bike. For me it was sort of like the ISDE; picking up a new rental bike and prepping it to race in just a few days with whatever parts and tools are available. As it turned out, she had been given some support for the race by one of the KTM race sponsors, THR Motorsports. So we welcomed her into the team and everyone chipped in to help her get her bike ready for the event.
As race day neared the rest of the KTM crew arrived with the bike. Team racers David Pearson and Ivan Ramirez were also there preparing for the start. The rest of the team's riders were spread down the length of Baja. Each had spent nearly two weeks prerunning the sections and double checking all the logistics and preparations for the race.
On Tuesday before the race we headed out to Ojos Negros to get some photos of the race bike and of Ivan. Just watching Ivan ride for a few minutes to get the perfect photo, it was very clear just how talented he is. He also had his own Red Bull film crew in tow, so he is well on his way to becoming a Mexican rock star. During this time Dean headed out with Talya so she could prerun the start and make any final adjustments to the bike.
The KTM team plan for race day was pretty ambitious. Ivan would start the bike in Ensenada. David Pearson would take over near Puertocitos and ride to San Ignacio. From there riders Mikey Childress, Shane Esposito and Steve Hengeveld would each ride relatively short sections to the finish. The idea was that each rider would simply be doing a sprint. They each would have more time to learn their sections and would be fresh for the entire stint.
As for those of us helping the team, we would leap frog along the course to see the race bike where we could. There were two of the team sprinters with mechanics Anthony Dibassilio and JR who would reach strategic locations to watch the bike come by and help if needed.
The day before the race I spent all morning finishing all the little details on Talya's bike. By mid day that was done and she was ready to head off to tech inspection. Our plan was to drive to El Rosario for the night and be up early in the morning to reach a location along the highway called El Crucero before the bikes arrived. I said goodbye to Talya and wished her luck. In an offhand way I commented that it was almost too bad I couldn't just ride along with her now that we had spent all this time getting her prepared.
The race day time table was going to be hectic. After El Crucero we were driving all the way to La Paz, intending to arrive near midnight just before the bikes were slated to finish. Based on our calculations it would just barely be possible to drive the highway in the same amount of time the bikes would take to complete the course. Driving Highway 1 in Baja is a challenging experience at even a moderate pace, so I was prepared for a long day ahead.
We were up early, myself along with Dean, JR and Keith Pearson. After a quick cup of coffee at Mama Espinosa's we hit the road. An hour and a half of driving found us arriving at the designated location with plenty of time to spare, plenty of time to wait and hope for the best.
As with many locations along Baja there was no cell phone service here and communications were spotty at best. Yokohama tires had a large pit set up here for the Cameron Steele trucks and they had good radio reception from the "Weatherman", who gives the play by play call from an airplane to cover the race. The call came through from San Felipe; ..1x..7x…8x.. That translates to Honda A team, KTM, Honda B team. Just about as expected it was Kendall Norman, Ivan Ramirez and Colton Udall riding in order. That was great news, but the bikes were still well over a hundred miles from our position.
About an hour later the team Honda Satellite phone rang and I could overhear the call from Coco's Corner: 1x…8x.. and nothing more. Later the Honda team member came over to me and privately told me that they had not told him any more information. He did not know if the 7x bike was not there or if they simply had not told him about its position. This is when I first began to get concerned.
About 50 minutes later we got the first indication of the bikes coming towards us, the first helicopter appeared. It would be in view for a full five minutes before the bike would arrive. Then like a flash Kendall Norman streaked by, only barely slowing for the corner where we were standing. He was only in view for a few seconds, but it was certainly impressive to see the speed he was going. 55 seconds later Colton Udall came into view on the second Honda. He looked just as impressive and after a quick calculation it was determined that he was running within just a couple of seconds of Kendall on elapsed time, possibly even slightly ahead.
Then there was nothing. As the minutes crept passed we all slowly began to have doubts arise about the status of the 7x KTM. Every few minutes there would be the noise of a bike, but it would always turn out to be just some play rider on the course. Plus we knew that the Helicopter should come into view long before the bike.
Finally the relayed call came in; the KTM had broken near Puertocitos. No other details other than to say that is was the motor. It is difficult to describe the how crestfallen everyone was. All this time and all the work involved, then for it to be over so soon, so early in the race. The only possible bright spot here was that we knew that there had not been any accident or injuries. The only injury was to the bike.
Now the only question remaining was what to do next. The bike had already been recovered and was on the way back to Ensenada. JR and Keith climbed into the Sprinter and were off, headed back north. I spoke with Dean about what he wanted to do. He said that he was so disappointed that he just couldn't really think about continuing on to see the race progress. I could understand his position, as team sponsor he put a tremendous amount of heart and soul into the effort.
As for me, I just couldn't see heading back so soon. As there were really no responsibilities left, why not enjoy the day. I told Dean to hold on a few minutes while I unloaded my bike and put my gear on. I grabbed my backpack and sent him on his way. He was pretty down. I told him that today, while he was driving alone, would be a good day to write that hit country song, something sad and mournful.
I did not really have a plan of what I was going to do, but I had a jacket and good headlight and all my Baja kit, so I was pretty free to do anything I wished. I spent the day hanging out there at El Crucero watching riders come through and talking with people that I met. In the Afternoon a nice Mexican family must have thought I looked hungry, so they invited me to join them for a meal of ceviche and various seafood specialties. I was in fact quite hungry and it tasted very good. They were very pleased to learn that I spoke passable Spanish and we all had a good time.
I was still considering what I was going to do when Talya came rolling in on her 530 around 4pm. She told me things were going well for her. She seemed happy but surprised to see me. I briefly explained to her the plight of the 7x bike and told her I had just decided to hang around for the day. Then she said, "so… do you want to go for a ride with me"? I thought why not? I guess I remember vaguely thinking this would be a way to make something good come from what had been a disappointing day. Little did I know what an adventure the next two days would be.
Part Two: The 36 Hours of Baja
We made a quick plan that I would run down the highway and meet her where the course hits the pavement going into Bay of LA and off we both went. As I headed down the road I really did not put much though into what I was doing, or even how much I intended to ride with her. As it got dark I was glad to see that the new Silverstar bulb that I put in my glass lense headlight put out reasonable power because it was likely to be a long night.
I waited for her to reach the pavement and then just dropped in behind as we headed to Bay of LA. It was full dark now and the first Trophy trucks had just started to catch up to her. As we hit town I ran into the Pemex to fill up, but I knew that would not get me very far. Once on the dirt and headed towards El Progresso I started to think just a little about what I was doing. I realized that I did not even know what kind of tubes I had in that bike. I had one spare and that would have to be good enough.
After awhile we worked out that it was best to just ride side by side so I could stay out of the dust and take advantage of her HID lights. She was to just concentrate on riding and I would keep an eye behind to watch for approaching trucks. Then I would hit my horn to signal her to pull over and let them by. This worked well but we would often have to wait for 3 or vehicles to pass and then for the dust to settle a little before moving on. So overall the progress was not very fast.
Near El Progresso Talya had arranged to have dinner at a Checkers club pit. These guys has barbequed tri tip and garlic mashed potatoes waiting for us when we arrived. I want to tell you that may be the best meal I have ever had. The earlier seafood was the only meal I had had all day and I was quite ready to eat. A wire had broken on my headlight and I had ridden the last hour with no light, the Checkers were able to diagnose and repair it before we were ready to leave. One great thing about riding with a girl, everyone wants to go out of their way to help you out.
By this point I had really made the decision that I was in this to the finish. It was Talya's race, but I was there to do whatever I could to make her reach her goal. There were many places she struggled but she was determined to do it herself. Shortly after leaving the Checkers pit she got stuck on an uphill shortcut. It offered to help her with her bike, but she would have no part of it. She was going to ride every foot of the course herself.
As we continued we came upon a buggy that had crashed into a ditch. As the vehicle was already halfway up the other side, I jumped off and asked if a push would help them get going. As it turned out the driver had a severely broken ankle and needed assistance out of the car. I helped him out. We gave them our extra food that the Checkers had sent us with and some fire starting materials. Then we headed off saying we would pass on their position and situation at the next check.
As we climbed towards El Arco the fog set in heavily. At many points we could make no more than a few miles per hour. When we reached the Baja Pits they gave us fuel and then we found some other friends of Talya's that had traveled way out to this remote location to support her. It was getting colder so she grabbed another jacket and some food and we were off again. At one point near here the fog got so bad that it was nearly impossible to see the ground.
Nearing Vizcaino we hit the first silt beds. In the dark it is very difficult to find a good line around the silt so for the most part we had to ride right through them. In many places it was near the top of my foot pegs deep. Talya struggled quite a bit here and our progress was really slow. Finally I could see that we were nearing the highway and would be on the pavement soon. Talya said that she never thought she could be so happy to ride down the highway.
But before reaching it we had to wind through a village area. The locals had built campfires all over and it was a strange sensation working our way through this little town with all these people out in the middle of the night.
We had a long transfer section of pavement. The cold had really set in. We pulled into a BF Goodrich pit along the highway looking for some way to get warm. Fortunately they had coffee and hot cocoa going. Talya was able to get some additional clothes from the pit crew. By now I have lost count of how many layers she has on. I had two jerseys, the Klim Revolt pullover and Stowaway jacket on. I was a little cold but not too bad.
When we hit the next Baja Pit at San Ignacio I realized that we are finally back in cell service. I had not talked to Neena all day and she expected that we would be driving towards La Paz and giving regular race reports. I call her a 2:30 am to tell her that basically I am riding the race course with Talya and will hope to be able to call again sometime late the next day. She took it all quite well considering the circumstances.
As we leave San Ignacio the fog sets in with full force. We briefly hook up with another solo rider, Lance Kane. But as we work our way out of town he slowly disappears in front of us. The fog gets so thick that Talya has difficulty staying on the windy paved road. Finally she pulls off saying that it is really freaking her out. Keep in mind that it is now 3:30 in the morning and she has been riding for nearly 20 hours straight.
I volunteer to lead for a while. As we go to pull out, she tips over. As we get her bike up it is dumping gas out of the carb vent hoses. The float is stuck wide open. We try all the normal fixes, revving the bike, tapping the carb etc, but nothing seems to slow the flow of fuel. I know that she cannot stand to lose much fuel without worry of running out before the next pit.
Finally I decide the only choice is to take the carb apart and clean it. On the 530 removing the carb requires taking the subframe and exhaust apart and is a huge pain. I find a piece of cardboard to put under the bike so I don't drop any of the small parts into oblivion. So I find myself working by my Petzel light on a dark cold night, hoping things do not get any worse. The bright spot is that Talya lies down and falls asleep next to me as I work to repair the bike. The carb did have some dirt in it, but I never get the problem completely solved. Through the rest of the race the float sticks each time she falls and that also floods the bike making it difficult to start.
As we get going the fog has started to lift and we are making better time. It is still dusty and difficult to ride in the conditions. The first signs of fatigue are starting to set in for me. At one point I see Talya stopped beside the road so I pull to a stop ahead of her. I patiently wait for her to get going again. As the bike starts I realize it has a single round headlight, not the twin rectangle lights of her bike. It takes a second to register that I have actually stopped with a different rider! Off I go to catch back up to her.
As the first rays of light start to appear on the western horizon I cannot help but be reminded of Homers' descriptive verse of sunrise: "And the dawn again shone her rosy fingers". I don't know if I have ever been so happy to see daylight. Everything is looking better. The day is warming quickly and I expect the riding to be much easier ahead. Little did I realize that we were just about to hit one of the more difficult sections.
Once again we find ourselves in the silt beds. Now we are coming upon more buggies that are stuck in the section and riders who are also having difficulties. Fortunately in the daylight I am able to guide Talya around many of the worst areas. Still there are some places where there is no choice but to plow right through the middle of silt. It is a struggle, but we work our way through. Near the end I realize I have a flat front tire, clearly from all the cactus we have been running through to avoid the bad lines. I have everything to change it, so I wave my partner on and tell her I will catch up.
Once I am up and running again I am by myself so I can set my own pace. We have been making slow progress and it is challenging for me at times. On my own I can open the throttle and have a little fun on my own. I roll into the next Baja Pit and they fill me up. Talya had left them with strict instructions to give me anything I needed. I thought that was kind of humorous.
As the morning passed we roll through San Juanico and La Purisima. As it warms up I ask if she is getting hot. She says yes, but has too many clothes on to set them off by herself. I relive her of all the extra layers and throw them alongside the road. I also find her kidney belt has ridden up around her bra so I discard it also. Racing together like this requires that certain proprieties be set aside at times, the desert just doesn't always provide a secluded place to go to the bathroom. As you might imagine her hands were getting tired enough that they wouldn't always work a zipper or buckle properly, that is where I come in.
We have a mid day meal planned near El Rosarito before making the turn south again towards Loreto. As the miles pass I start making mental calculations of how long it will take us to reach the finish. We will be riding well into the night again. We stop to take quick nap under the shade of the tree in a cow pasture. It is amazing how much just a few minutes of sleep can be refreshing.
The next section to Loreto will be the hardest of the course. There are more large silt beds and then a rocky canyon that has to be negotiated. Our progress is slow and we are falling behind on schedule. In Loreto we have a quick regroup and pep talk. The road to San Javier will be next and it is easy riding for the next two hours, time to get caught back up while the riding is good.
I am dismayed to see that the sun is starting to get low on our second day of riding and we still have nearly 300 miles to go. This is the spot were, just for a minute, I start to wonder about reaching our destination. Over the next two hours I pull Talya over twice to tell her that she is riding too slow for the conditions. Frankly I am not even very polite about it. This is crunch time. The second time I tell her she is riding like a pussy. I don't know if I made her mad or if it just clicked with her, but off she goes. From there to the end of the race she rides with an absolute determination not to be beat by the course.
As we start into the second night we just push and push to make time the best we can. She is riding faster and I have to work just to keep pace with her. Of course I am limited a little by my headlight. On the long whooped out sand roads she is doing really well. I think she was so happy to be out of the silt that whoops are a pure joy.
In the last two hundred miles we are now just riding with the other solo riders, most of who we have seen regularly over the previous two days. As we reach the last 100 miles she really turns it up and we leave most of them behind.
She falls in a silt bed and the 530 now refuses to start. The battery had not been putting out enough charge for the electric starter to work properly and it always required a kick to assist it. Now it is flooded and just will not start, even with plenty of kicking. Finally she suggests we put the battery out of my bike in hers. As it turns out they are not the same size, mine is larger, no wonder it works better. I can bend her seat to make it go on with the large battery but I am concerned that it will break. She simply says she will stand the rest of the way.
Over the last 100 miles she rode the strongest of the whole race. Now even I am getting a little goofy. I am having yawning fits and cannot stop. I am not seeing things very well and she has been riding at least six hours longer than I have!
The final section is over the "mini summit" to La Paz. It turns into another long strange silt bed. It is narrow and there are buggies stuck in the silt with lights and screaming motors, sort of like something out of a war movie. But it gets our blood pumping again. We lose some time making a wrong turn on the summit. But once headed the right direction again, the finish is now tantalizing near.
We pass through the last check on the course and work our way down the stair steps of the summit. We are going to make it! We roll into the finish in La Paz at 1:30 am. We are both so elated to arrive that it is difficult to describe. The last 36 hours have seemed almost like a life time. When you pack so many events into one short time period and combine that with all the adrenaline that comes with racing it is just an amazing sensation.
For me, I have a whole new appreciation for the riders who choose to solo the Baja 1000, especially on the years when the race covers the entire peninsula. It takes a special kind of person to do that. Talya becomes only the second woman to do it. I have to say that I was very proud of her, especially because I am the only one who really got to see just how hard she had to work and how much heart she put into it. I was glad that in some way I got to be a part of it.
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Over 1.5 million children across Yemen have been forced from their homes. That's 1 in 10 children; more than all children aged 14-and-under in Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa, Montreal, Calgary and Halifax, combined.[i]
In the governorate of Hodeidah alone, more than 500,000 children have been displaced by the severe fighting, in just the past six months, according to the UN. That's more than 2,000 children fleeing their homes every single day since June 2018. Hodeidah has seen some of the worst fighting and violence in the country.
The four-year long brutal war has exposed the children of Yemen to serious risks including hunger, disease and violence. Displaced children face treacherous journeys to safety with life-threatening risks along the way. The most immediate danger is death or injury from explosive weapons. Parties to the conflict are using these weapons with little regard for their legal obligation to protect civilians in conflict, with deadly results for children.
On August 23rd last year, 22 children and four women were reportedly killed when an airstrike hit their vehicle as they were trying to flee the fighting in Hodeidah. More recently, at least eight civilians were killed in a centre for displaced families in Hajjah, apparently due to shrapnel from shelling nearby.
Save the Children is calling for parties to the conflict, and those providing them with military assistance, to respect the international norms and standards in place to protect children in conflict.
"In the world's largest humanitarian crisis, some of the most vulnerable children are those who've fled their homes because of the fighting. These children are at incredible risk of being killed or maimed, and in many cases are also forced out of school and are at risk of exploitation and abuse," said Bill Chambers, President and CEO of Save the Children Canada. "We've also heard stories of children freezing in the cold winter months because they lack adequate shelter and families can't afford the fuel needed to light a fire."
If displaced families manage to survive their dangerous journeys, they come up against new issues of resource scarcity. Host communities or camps are lacking in adequate food supplies and basic sanitation and hygiene. For those children who have survived treacherous journeys, many, particularly the youngest, are then at risk of malnutrition and disease. Save the Children estimates 85,000 children have already died from extreme hunger since 2015.
"While we welcome a marked decrease in active hostilities after a ceasefire in Hodeidah last month, the situation remains tense. It's terrifying for children, who in many cases, are living in fear of dealing attacks," said Chambers.
Save the Children is also concerned that Hodeidah Port is still not operating at levels needed to address the urgent humanitarian needs of millions living in Yemen. This is leading to thousands of children dying from entirely preventable causes because food and medicine are not getting into the country.
"Overall, we have seen little evidence that anything has changed for the people, especially children, of Yemen.
"The international community must ensure the implementation of the Stockholm Agreement, and take immediate and concrete steps to address the root-causes of this humanitarian crisis. This includes the full and unhindered access of goods that can save lives and stabilize the Yemeni economy.
"Countries providing ongoing military assistance to parties to the conflict in Yemen must urgently review the risks of this assistance, and make decisions on current and future assistance accordingly," added Chambers.
[1] According to census data. Vancouver figures calculated using Vancouver metropolitan numbers.
Notes to editors:
– The population of Yemen is 28m according to theWorld Bank. It's generally assumed that 50% of the population is under the age of 18, so a total of 14m children. The UN estimates there are2.9m internally displaced people in Yemen, which means approx. 1.5m children, or 10% of the total child population in Yemen.
– OCHA has registered 1,048,302 individuals as internally displaced between 1 June 2018 and 15 January 2019, which means approx. 524,151 children (1,048,302 / 2).
– There are 228 days between 1 June 2018 and 15 January 2019. 524,151 displaced children / 228 days = 2,299 displaced children from Hodeidah per day.
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A Free Pat On Your Back
Recently someone said to me, "Stop being so hard on yourself, you just don't give yourself enough credit". That made me stop in my tracks and really think about those words. We have so many conversations online and in-person but when you hear those words come from anyone, your best bet is to take that in and listen. I really had to take some inventory of how true those statements were for me. Why was I being so hard on myself? Well, the honest truth is that we are our worst and toughest critic. How often do we go through so many events in our lives that really push our limits to be stronger? How many times do we overcome losses, disappointments, rejection and still we dust ourselves off and move forward? Sometimes we don't even realize that as time goes by, we have grown and learned so many lessons…View Post


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Peter Pan, Tinkerbell, PeriWinkle, Captain Hook
What fun to have the Neverland Characters become popular as they are introduced to young fans with the Jake and the Neverland Pirate's TV show and also the new movie coming out Pan. There is more magic than just pixie dust with all of the characters. Peter Pan and Captian Hook are still ready for a sword fight at a moments notice. Tinkerbell and her sister make a great pair for little birthday fairies. The Neverland Birthday Party Characters can perform most of the party packages. They are sure to include all the fun and magic and ends with a sweet present to the birthday child from one of the Neverland Characters. Check our Facebook Page for photos and videos of all of Premier Princess Parties Characters.


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Shire! Shire! for AprilLeave a comment
March 31, 2014 by phicks2012
If you're following this interminable BLOG, you doubtless know that back in 2002 when I had a half-page to fill in my monthly SCA Newsletter "The Equinox" I created a comic strip for that issue only — expecting never to draw another one. I picked a real person (in SCA persona) for inspiration, and to my everlasting amazement the strip was a hit and people other than my original victim also wanted to be included. People are unexpected sometimes. They gave me huge piles of great ideas for things they thought they ought to be doing in the comic strips, and I kept drawing, and after a couple of years I wound up doing four single-panel strips a month just to simply keep up with the flood of ideas. The suggestions and inspirations, obviously, are still coming – and so, therefore, are the comics.
I've made improvements over the years, hopefully better capturing the likenesses of the people who've inspired me and of the pop culture characters who continue to serve as additional incidental inspiration. I hope you agree with that assessment, since I'm going to continue sharing these images.
In earlier BLOG installments, I reprinted small selections of strips from the various years of their publication, but now that I've reached the present time, it has become my plan to run the comics only once a month, and in their entirety as they are published.
The comics continue to be archived at http://www.covingtoncastle.com/solhaven/sscom.htm for anyone wanting to check them out, and I do allow them to be reprinted in other SCA newsletters if the local Chroniclers let me know and make an attempt to send me a copy of the newsletter in which they appear.
It's unlikely that Art Historians will ever subject first year art majors to learning about my work, but I do love the on-going fun of doing the strips! Below, therefore, are the comics released in April, and I hope you enjoy them.
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This year's awards has been postponed until 2019. Watch this space for new updates on how to get involved with next year's event.
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Thursday, 5 July 2012
Silver-washed Fritillary.
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this one's in mint condition, too! perfectly beautiful!ReplyDelete
Thanks Theresa. Always lifts the spirits when this species appears in its fresh colours.ReplyDelete
Beautiful! I'm not sure how to identify one fritillary from another, but they are lovely.ReplyDelete
Once again stunning images Frank.ReplyDelete
Superb colours,well captured.
Beautiful shots Frank.ReplyDelete
The sun certainly had the butterflies on the wing today. I saw more in an hour, than I have all year.
I love 'em. They are beautiful, when they sit down.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful butterfly it is and one I have yet to see! Great captures Frank :-)ReplyDelete
I'm very happy that you "frittered"away a bit of time on this lovely creature.ReplyDelete
Superb captures Frank. Not sure I've seen them around here but I'll look now.ReplyDelete
Lovely shots Frank,ReplyDelete
Haven`t seen many flutters this year and definitely no Silver-washed Fritillaries, maybe if the sun ever comes out again I may get lucky!
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Frank, I've just realised that you aren't on my 'watch' list, and I've no idea why! it's been rectified now though.ReplyDelete
So you've got all the Butterflies, I wondered where they were hiding...lol!
Beautiful shots of the S-w Fritillary (and more excellent images in your previous few posts)...[;o)
I was saddened to read of your family's recent loss, my thoughts and condolences are with you all.
Hi Sharon M. Thanks ... a good ID guide always helps me.ReplyDelete
JRandSue. Cheers John.
Cheers Keith. What a difference a bit of sunshine makes.
Thanks Bob.
ShySongbird. Jan, you need to find a broadleaved woodland with open rides and check out the brambles and thistles.
Hi Susan. I could easily spend all day watching this colourful species.
Thanks Phil. Keep them peeled.
Hi John. My overall sightings are well down on previous years.
Cheers Trevor. Thanks for adding me to your list and for the kind words.
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Hi Frank,ReplyDelete
They do seem to love the thistle.
Funny you should mention the weather. Becky and I flew through Heathrow on our way to Madrid. I was looking forward to seeing the English country side, but rain and low clowd cover on the 26th of June and the 3rd of July prevented us from seeing much. I'm glad the weather impoved.
Hi Steve. I'm sorry to hear you didn't get a birds eye view of our glorious green countryside.ReplyDelete
As for todays weather we now have 100 flood warnings (mainly in the north UK) and unless the jetstream moves back northwards the wet weather will continue for another 3-4 weeks!
Hi Frank, What a gorgeous butterfly... He's just perfect!!!!! AND you captured him well... Great set of photos.ReplyDelete
Great shots Frank. I've not seen many butterflies so far this year on account of the horrible weather.ReplyDelete
Thanks Betsy. If the rain ever stops maybe I'll get a few more opportunities with this species.ReplyDelete
Cheers Adam. Unlikely there will be any relief for us or the wildlife for some time yet.
Beautiful shots - you are so lucky to see any butterflies this year. My garden count has been at least 70% down on previous years. It must turn sunny soon!ReplyDelete


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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Our Sunroom
Today is just bitter cold, so what better room to show you in our house, than our sunroom! Maybe it can brighten our mood a bit!
When we built our home, this room was on the blue print as a screened in porch. We ended up with some "mess-up" windows from a job my husband had done and some extra bead board from another job, and voila, we had a usable space! I know we would've enjoyed it as a porch, but this extra square footage is so helpful!
When we built, I was very much into modern decor, so the wall paint above the windows was lime green , and there was a whole different feel to the space. I've since gone the complete opposite direction with my decorating style. We later repainted the wall a dark grey.
Chair: Auction
I had gotten this chair at the auction, and intended to sell it, but boy am I glad I didn't. I love it in this cozy corner.
Everything you see is basically stuff that I have thrifted or gotten for amazing prices at antiques shops.
Wire Tray: Junk Evolution
This wire tray is so helpful for corralling all of my magazines on the coffee table.
Couch: Jonathan's
I seriously got this couch for a steal! It's quite sickening.
Coffee Table: Dutch Village Market
I think the quirkiness of this coffee table is what got me. I love how somebody must have pieced it together. The metal trunk underneath is great for holding more magazines. Yes, I'm a decorating magazine hoarder! And, no, I'm actually not an organic gardener!
Footstool: Dutch Village Market
Love the geometric pattern in this footstool!
White Curtains and Hardware: Ikea ~ Large Sisal Rug: Lowes ~ Round Sisal Rug: TJ Maxx
This room has great lighting, and is where I take all of my product shots.
You may be wondering what's on the other wall that I keep cropping out of all of the pictures. Well, it's our elliptical. It's not pretty there, but it's actually a nice sunny spot to work out and stare out into the fields. And, if it were in the basement where I couldn't see it every day, you know I probably wouldn't be using it! All that to say, I really don't use it that often.
Tomorrow Ann will be over here showing you how to make homemade pop tarts! YUM! Until then...
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Gorgeous! I love what you did with the styling and decor. The pristine white drapes are really divine. Perfect for the white panels and white windows. The little finishes with the decor pieces and accents are just amazing. You really have a great eye for beauty. Thanks for sharing your sunroom with us! Cheers!ReplyDelete
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Oh my! It must've been difficult for you to attain such a beautiful sunroom. Honestly speaking, your sunroom is my ideal one. I mean, the light from your lovely windows bounces everywhere. You even kept the clutter and the decorations to a bare minimum, and I really like that. Thank you so much for giving us a tour, Erin! All the best to you!ReplyDelete
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Oh no! 'Mob Wives' star Big Ang was hospitalized after complaining about pain in her neck… and now, sadly, doctors have delivered her some scary news.
Sad news for Mob Wives star Big Ang, 51. Doctors have reportedly found a large tumor in the reality star's throat after she entered the hospital complaining of serious neck pain. Sometime before April 2, the television personality was admitted back into a Staten Island hospital where she's expected to have removal surgery soon.
Big Ang Hospitalized For Throat Tumor — Having Surgery
It is unknown yet whether or not Ang's large tumor is cancerous, but, unfortunately, the growth is already pretty massive — the size of a lemon, reports TMZ. Poor Ang!
Ang, whose full name is Angela Raiola, made her last public appearance on March 31, just days before news broke about her terrifying ordeal. At the time she kept herself very covered up in a turtleneck and oversized fur coat, hiding her neck from view — and now we know why.
Our thoughts remain with Big Ang during this scary time. Hopefully her removal surgery goes well and she makes a full recovery!
Did Smoking Contribute To Big Ang's Throat Tumor?
Although it hasn't been confirmed that smoking contributed to Ang's diagnosis, it's well-known that she loves to light up. In fact, in a 2013 interview with NJ.com, she even admitted that she didn't have plans to quit at any time.
"I [quit] every year for like two months and then I go back," she said. "I don't want to smoke, but I just can't help it. Now, they give you this medicine and I don't like to take medicine. They want to give you this stuff — they say it gives you crazy nightmares. I don't need that. I'll just smoke."
Ang was scheduled to begin shooting a new reality show when she first started experiencing the neck pain, and now the status of the show remains unknown.
HollywoodLifers, do you think Big Ang will be okay? Should she share this journey on reality TV?
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In its simplest form of explanation, Debt Consolidation Plan or DCP, in short, is a form of repayment scheme introduced by The Association Of Banks in Singapore. DCP is a repayment scheme that helps consumers with their bloating debt situation.
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It's really not surprising that an alarming number of Singaporeans are in debt due to all of the expenses that pop up into our lives. It's also no wonder that we would consider debt management services provided by experienced companies in Singapore.
All of the things that we have to pay for such as our education, HDB loan, business loan, car loan, all add up and give us the feeling that we're sinking fast, with no hope for air. Luckily there are many services available locally to help you clear your debt fast, and save our financial future.
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JPE made dinner for us - lasagna, fresh olive bread and I added a kale salad (prepackaged from Trader Joe's). As everyone arrived, we munched on dried apricots, nuts, crackers & cheese.
If you haven't tried this cheese, run (yes, run, because it's a seasonal treat) right out to Trader Joe's for a chunk of STICKY TOFFEE Cheddar Cheese. It's not a very pretty cheese (color, bleech!) but it's filled with toffee bits, raisins & dates... a RANDOM tidbit to add to your holiday eating!
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Murphy is a seductively simple writer, whose crisp, pared-back prose enables an action-packed plot to unravel in fewer than 200 pages. Readers will love the familiar world of chanting lessons and "broomstick aerobatics"... But the real charm of Murphy's books lies less in the magic and more in the nostalgic familiarity of the boarding school routine.
With its gentle humour, engaging characters and simple yet satisfying plot, this is the final instalment in the hugely successful Worst Witch series and brings the story of Mildred Hubble's schooldays to an end.
Murphy's unique talent is to combine a typical boarding school yarn with illustrations that bring the story within the compass of very young or struggling readers. For many years now Murphy has provided excellent read aloud material for teachers, librarians and parents – and this latest book is well up to her distinguished mark.


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Philippe Crowe March 8, 2013
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Infiniti announced today that a new gasoline electric hybrid model will join the 2014 Infiniti QX60 crossover lineup in the United States this summer.
Infiniti will hold the vehicle's world debut at the upcoming New York International Auto Show held at the end of March.
With the addition of the new QX60 Hybrid to the Q70 Hybrid (currently available as the M Hybrid) and previously announced Q50 Hybrid, Infiniti will have a trio of Direct Response Hybrids for the 2014 model year.
The new Infiniti QX60 Hybrid is projected to realize 26 miles per gallon fuel economy (combined city/highway driving) – a 24 percent increase over non-hybrid QX60 models and Infiniti said it is projected to have best 7-passenger fuel efficiency in the segment.
According to company executives, it does so with absolutely no compromise of performance, interior roominess or cargo space compared to non-hybrid QX60 models.
The new Infiniti QX60 Hybrid is projected to be priced about $3,000 USD above the non-hybrid models.
Launched in early 2012 as the Infiniti JX35, the Infiniti QX60 is one of Infiniti's best-selling models, second only to the current Infiniti G line.
The new QX60 Hybrid will be powered by a 2.5-liter supercharged engine and 15 kilowatt electric motor connected to a CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission). Net system horsepower is estimated at 250 horsepower.
Based on technology found in the Infiniti M35h Hybrid, the QX60 Hybrid's Infiniti Direct Response Hybrid system uses a compact lithium-ion battery and electric motor to provide supplementary power through its one-motor/two-clutch system. The result is a delivery of power equivalent to the 3.5-liter V6 but with 4-cylinder fuel economy. A regenerative braking system partially recharges the battery during vehicle braking.
With the compact li-ion battery located under the 3rd row seat, the QX60 Hybrid maintains its flat rear floor for easier passenger access to the rear seats and no impact to cargo room.
The QX60 Hybrid will offer Infiniti's range of available advanced technologies, such as Backup Collision Intervention (BCI) and Around View Monitor.
More information about the 2014 Infiniti QX60 Hybrid will be available following its official media unveiling on March 27.
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The idea behind Charity Hack was simple, to give a helping hand to some organisations who needed it.
So many charities struggle through every day. Not knowing if there's enough money to keep the lights on or if they'll be able to keep doing the work they know needs to be done.
Often though the biggest hurdle to get over is the feeling that nobody else cares about you or your organization, after all anytime you tell people what you do they say "I've never heard of that!"
It can be soul destroying.
But on the other hand, the amazing people who run these organisations have the most precious commodity of all.
It's the hope that they can make a difference today and tomorrow and maybe even the day after that, that keeps them going.
It's the hope that if they can just get past this tricky patch that things will get easier, that more people will have heard of them and that more help will be arrive.
In a small, tiny way I'm hoping that Charity Hack can provide a sliver of hope to our five chosen organizations. Even if it's just to show that somebody else cares and wants to help.
Rainbows Ireland provides support to 20,000 children a year who have suffered loss through bereavement or the breakup of a family.
For 25 years their volunteers have been caring for young people at the darkest points in their life.
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Hotel HCR Normandía, Bogotá, Colombia
- Free continental breakfast and free WiFi
- Collect stamps
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What's around Hotel HCR Normandía, Bogotá, Colombia
- In Calle 26
- Bogota Botanical Garden - 12 min walk
- Salitre Plaza Shopping Mall - 39 min walk
- Simon Bolivar Park - 42 min walk
- Magdalena River - 1 min walk
- El Salitre Park - 25 min walk
- El Tiempo Newspaper Bogota - 31 min walk
- Colombian Red Cross SAMU - 32 min walk
Getting around
- El Dorado Intl. Airport (BOG) - 14 min drive
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 20 rooms
- Check-in time 3:00 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check-in
- Credit card, debit card, or cash deposit required for incidental charges
- Government-issued photo ID may be required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Children (4 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding, but may not be eligible for free breakfast
- Parents must have child's birth certificate and photo ID *
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
Payment types at the property
- Cash
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast daily
- 24-hour front desk
- Spanish
In the room
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- 32-inch LCD TV
- Cable TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
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- HCR Normandía
- Hotel HCR Normandía Hotel
- Ayenda 1060 HCR Normandia
- Ayenda 1061 HCR Normandia
- Hotel HCR Normandía Bogotá
- Hotel HCR Normandía Hotel Bogotá
If you are traveling with a child your property may require you to present the following documents: Parents traveling into Colombia with a child under 18 may be required to present the child's birth certificate and photo ID (passport for foreign visitors) upon check-in. If a relative or legal guardian is traveling into Colombia with the child, that relative or legal guardian may be required to present a notarized consent of travel signed by both parents and a copy of both parents' ID. If only one parent is traveling into Colombia with the child, that parent may be required to present a notarized consent of travel signed by the other parent. Visitors who plan to travel with children should consult with a Colombian consulate office prior to travel for further guidance.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check-in or check-out:
- For stays on or after January 1, 2021, citizens of Colombia and foreigners staying 60 consecutive days or more will be charged a 19% national sales tax by the property at the time of stay. Foreigners on a tourist visa will not be required to pay this tax. The tax may be charged where a room is shared by a taxable and a non-taxable guest.
Optional extras
Pets are allowed for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
FAQs for Hotel HCR Normandía, Bogotá, Colombia
Does Hotel HCR Normandía offer free cancellation for a full refund? Yes, Hotel HCR Normandía does have fully refundable rooms available to book on our site, which can be cancelled up to a few days before check-in. Just make sure to check this property's cancellation policy for the exact terms and conditions. Is parking offered at Hotel HCR Normandía? Sorry, there's no parking at Hotel HCR Normandía. Are pets allowed at Hotel HCR Normandía? Sorry, pets aren't allowed. What are the check-in and check-out times at Hotel HCR Normandía? You can check in from 3:00 PM to midnight. Check-out time is noon.
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Over the years we've come to build long lasting relationships with repeat customers as well as with extremely talented and skilled subcontractors including architects, builders, masons, landscapers and more. For each of the construction projects we manage, from municipal construction to private commercial jobs, we make sure our team delivers the best quality work and best end product. Learn more about our services below!
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At Haynes, we've partnered with several nonprofit organizations across the state of Connecticut to bring residents affordable housing options in their area. Our projects have included senior centers, multi-family housing units, town homes and more.
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Our academic projects include the development of schools and universities at both the municipal and state level. Whether working with a small city or the state of Connecticut, we're committed to delivering equal levels of quality work.
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Our company has aided in the development of many municipal buildings throughout the state of Connecticut. Not every project we work on has to be the biggest, but it has to be completed to best of our ability. We pride ourselves in the projects that we complete for Connecticut residents and employees, knowing that these buildings will serve the state for years and years to come.
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