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Stage 15 - Monday, July 23: Foix - Loudenvielle - Le Louron, 196km
Bonjour and welcome back for the Cyclingnews live coverage, where today we expect another major shakeup for the overall. The stage goes from Foix to Loudenville over 196 kilometre and features seven climbs.
Christian Prudhomme just waved the flag - not the white flag of surrender, but the white flag that reads depart.
11:31 CEST 1km/195km to go
And there are immediate attacks, Liquigas and Cofidis re the first to try, Discovery comes up as well. And a Credit Agricole rider.
The field is immediately stretched out. The front is not too far off the field yet, but there is definitely already a lot of speed and rider sin the back are hurting.
This very active start has not been kind to Staf Scheirlinckx (Cofidis), who dropped his chain and lost time.
Stefan Schumacher (Gerolsteiner) is prominent now. He won two stages in the 2006 Giro d'Italia but thus far in the Tour, hasn't been at his best.
Thor Hushovd (Credit Agricole) is last man in the peloton. He's not one for the mountains so once things pop he'll hope to get into the autobus [the cycling one] and get to the finish within the time limit.
This is a big move...it includes some strong riders including Jens Voigt (CSC), Schumacher, Oscar Pereiro (Caisse d'Epargne), George Hincapie (Discovery Channel) and others.
So there's a group of approximately 25 riders clear. Many of the teams are represented and they are working well together, pulling clear.
Pereiro started the day 11th overall, 11'01" back. Rabobank don't want to let this move get too far [remember last year?] so they are on the front now to control the gap.
The countryside is stunning here...very lush.
Schumacher comes to the front, then Juan Manuel Garate (Quick.Step - Innergetic) and Hincapie.
At the moment the peloton are on flat plains but this area is surrounded by forested peaks.
11:45 CEST 12km/184km to go
The field is heading through Tarascon sur Ariège. Too bad they don't have time to enjoy the scenery. The old town with its old tower and the hills on the left and right. The is also the Tower of Castilla on a little rise.
This move has been hauled back. Sylvain Chavanel (Cofidis) was one of those clear and tries to go again, but he has been brought back.
Leif Hoste (Predictor Lotto) sits last wheel in the peloton, which is lined out. There is a stall up front so he will be happy with that.
There is a small valley, but the riders immediately head up to the first difficulty of the day, the Port Pass. It's a category 2 climb.
An Euskaltel rider is off the front, but is now joined by several riders, including Christophe Moreau. The four riders in the front are Menchov, Moreau, Verdugo and Pereiro.
What happens on these stages is that there are many accelerations early on, groups trying to go clear, and things tend to be a little chaotic until the right group gets away.
Dario Cioni (Predictor Lotto) looks to be in trouble, as does Cyril Dessel (Ag2r Pr�voyance). Both are off the back of the peloton [separately] and losing time.
Cioni is an important right-hand man for Evans in the mountains so if he is struggling, that will make things tough. Dessel has been a surprise this year, in that he has performed poorly in the race. He finished seventh last year, only 8'41" behind Floyd Landis.
There a few discussions between Moreau and the others about pulling through. Vino has enough and attacks.
Agritubel leader Juan Miguel Mercado is also heading South.
Now Geraint Thomas (Barloworld) is also being dropped. He's the youngest rider in the race, only 21 years of age and, should probably have been pulled out several days ago. He's been riding solidly and did a decent time trial but at such a young age, teams need to be very, very careful in races as tough as the Tour de France. The last thing you want to do is push a young rider too hard.
Lance Armstrong rode his first Tour in 1993 - he was 22 then - and while he won a stage, he was sent home before the halfway point. This year, T-Mobile pulled out Mark Cavendish who, like Thomas, is riding his first Tour.
Thomas clearly has a lot of ability but should be nurtured at this point.
Alejandro Valverde (Caisse d'Epargne) may also have been in that move but now there are just four left up front; Pereiro, Menchov, Verdugo and Vinokourov. Moreau has gone back.
Now a T-Mobile rider is on the front of the peloton. It's hard to see exactly who it is from this height [we are in the blimp today] but it looks like Axel Merckx. The Rabobank team are behind.
Ouch..Fabian Wegmann (Gerolsteiner) is off the back. Not sure if he has been dropped or if he had a mechanical.
Vinokourov is still clear and has been joined by several others.
Bernhard Kohl (Gerolsteiner) and Gorka Verdugo (Euskaltel) go clear of the others. The latter then drops Kohl.
Kohl is just two seconds behind.
Bert Grabsch (T-Mobile), William Bonnet (Credit Agricole), Juan Antonio Flecha (Rabobank), Heinrich Haussler (Gerolsteiner), Gert Steegmans (Quick.Step - Innergetic) and others have been dropped. It's looking like a hard day ahead.
Kohl has been caught by the group behind. There are perhaps 12 riders here.
Verdugo is clear by about a good 100 metres. They just leave the town of Prat.
Iban Mayo (Saunier Duval - Prodir) is here, as is Jens Voigt (CSC) and several others.
Wow...there is only one Rabobank rider heading the field, with Michael Rasmussen next in line. Have his team blown at this early point?
The chasing group is 20" back, with the peloton coming up to them now.
The peloton nearly has the chasers back.
Verdugo is now just 10" clear of the peloton, so it seems that everything might be coming back together.
However Vinokourov goes to the front of the chasing group and pushes hard. He wants this to stay clear.
Vino pulls aside and Garate takes over. The peloton has slid back a bit now so that injection of pace seemed to have worked.
The road goes up in switchbacks. It is a real pretty area, the riders passing the steep meadow on their way up. They are less than 3 km from the top.
In the peloton, a Rabobank rider jumps hard and Rasmussen goes with him. It looked like they are trying to go clear! However the others in the peloton set about hauling them back.
Rabobank certainly seem to be low in numbers thus far; that could be dangerous for Rasmussen. We've still got 170 km to go, after all!
From the blimp we have now a great view on the switchbacks. It is so steep that the riders are happy they road doesn't go straight up. It'd be a 50% gradient...
Vladimir Gusev (Discovery Channel) is in a group of 15 who are being dropped.
It's very active back there in the peloton. It seems there are some Rabobank riders, but they are further back in the group. We'll see how things look in a few kilometres.
Garate leads the break, pushing hard. Vinokourov and Mayo are further back. Garate drags Verdugo and Johann Tschopp (Bouygues Telecom) slightly clear.
Garate, Tschopp and Verdugo lead over the top of the Col du Port.
Juan Jose Cobo (Saunier Duval - Prodir), Vinokourov and St�phane Goubert (Ag2r Pr�voyance) are next over the top.
This descent looks to be a fast one.
Today's race is now heading towards the first bonus sprint of the day. It takes place at the bottom of this descent, some 40.5 kilometres after the prime line they just passed. It is in the village of Saint Girons, then the riders race on to the feed zone and then the start of the day's next climb, the Col de Portet d'Aspet. This second cat mountain is, unfortunately, best known for being the place where Olympic road race champion Fabio Casartelli was tragically killed.
There is a spectacular memorial to the Italian on the mountain.
Once past the summit, the riders drop down a four kilometre descent and then start the first category Col de Ment�. Once over the 1349 metre summit, the riders encounter the second bonus sprint at Marignac (km 127), then they race on to the hors cat�gorie Port de Bal�s (km 159.5), the Col du Peyresourde (km 184.5) and then on to the finish, which comes 11.5 km later at the bottom of the descent.
Crash! Christophe Le Mevel (Cr�dit Agricole) slipped in a slight right hand bend. Jorge Azanza (Euskaltel-Euskadi) has no chance to avoid the French rider and goes right over the handle bars.
The break was caught a couple of kilometres ago.
The Euskaltel had a perfect position as he did his somersault and would have been getting high ratings at the gymnastic Olympics. He is up quickly, but the Le Mevel is still on the ground. In the mean time Dessel, who was dropped immediately, has abandoned the race.
12:37 CEST 43.3km/152.7km to go
Kohl and Tschopp are now clear, racing on towards the bottom of the descent. It's not much of a drop here, so they are having to pedal pretty hard. In fact it's pretty flat here.
The are in Biert. It's pretty small; they are quickly back out the other side.
It looks like the break was not quite caught by the peloton, but by a group which went clear from that. So there are perhaps 25 riders there, including Denis Menchov (Rabobank).
George Hincapie is in this group again. He is spending a lot of time on the front.
Cyclingnews' Ben Atkins rode the l'Etape du Tour on Monday, covering these same roads. He sent us these notes:
Km 27.5: Col de Port: 11.4 km climb @ 5.3 % grade / 2nd Cat.
Not particularly steep, in fact it's pretty flat for the last few kilometres.
Km 98.5: Col de Portet d'Aspet: 5.7 km climb @ 6.9 % grade / 2nd Cat.
Steep at the top, but pretty short - descent is really dangerous with bits of up to 17%. Remember Fabio Casartelli!
Km 114: Col de Ment�: 7.0 km climb @ 8.1 % grade / 1st Cat.
Harder than I expected. Last five or so kilometres really steep and directly exposed to the sun with very little shade.
Km 159.5: Port de Bal�s: 19.2 km climb @ 6.2 % grade / hors cat�gorie
Horrible! Only recently surfaced, first few km are pretty easy, but that means that the last few have to do a lot of climbing to get the average gradient up! Mid section has really uneven gradient, some bits unbelievably steep! This was carnage last week with people walking, stopping at any shade they could find. Also, surface was terrible loads of it melting quite badly making things even harder.
The last three km are okay though, it opens out to become like any normal mountain pass, and the surface is much improved. Descent is a bit twisty at the top, but is really fast after that, and the surface is pretty much perfect - unlike on the way up!.
Km 184.5: Col de Peyresourde: 9.7 km climb @ 7.8 % grade / 1st Cat.
Starts immediately the descent of the Port de Bal�s finishes. Pretty even gradient, really good surface. Not too tough - apart from the fact that this is the fifth one today and we've done so much distance.
Descent is really fast, but there is a small climb with a couple to go (kite is pretty much at the summit) which might surprise them. Might also provide a springboard for late attack.
After this small climb it's downhill all the way to the finish.
He also says that:
The long flat bit between the bottom of the first descent and the start of the next climb is really windswept and open. You wouldn't want to be on your own at this point!
Watch out for an article by Ben on his Etape experiences - coming soon.
Christophe Le Mevel is sadly on his way to the hospital, following his crash. Looks like he joined the many cyclists who break their collarbone each year.
A lot of the people in the current group behind the two leaders are the same that were in front, including Cobo, Vino, Garate, Arroyo. There is also Navarro, Halgand and Lef�vre
There is a major stall in the peloton so this big group is going clear.
Rasmussen and the peloton are now over 3 minutes back.
Kim Kirchen (T-Mobile) and Alexandre Vinokourov (Astana) are two of the most notable names up front.
Kohl and Tschopp continue to lead. They are further up the road.
Kirchen started the day 14th overall, 13'16" behind Rasmussen.
The gap is 4'19". The chasers are pretty disorganised and this group is splitting.
Vinokourov and Kirchen are in the second half.
Rabobank have organised themselves and there are now three of them on front of the peloton.
Tschopp and Kohl have been caught by the 23 chasers.
The big lead group is rolling through. Vinokourov is near the back. Has he got his legs back? We will see.
There's probably too many here, so it will have to be whittled down at some point. Menchov won't ride, of course. He might be called back to ride for Rasmussen, but for now he will sit on.
The gap is now over 5 minutes..
To recap, a group of 25 riders is clear: Michael Albasini (Liquigas), Beno�t Vaugrenard (Fran�aise Des Jeux), Denis Menchov (Rabobank), Serguei Ivanov and Alexander Vinokourov (Astana), Christian Vande Velde and Kurt-Asle Arvesen(Team CSC), Christian Knees (Milram), George Hincapie (Discovery Channel), Patrice Halgand (Cr�dit Agricole), Daniel Navarro (Astana), Nicolas Portal and David Arroyo (Caisse d'Epargne), Kim Kirchen (T-Mobile), Ludovic Turpin (Ag2r Pr�voyance), Javier Vila and Daniele Bennati (Lampre-Fondital), Laurent Lef�vre (Bouygues Telecom), I�igo Landaluze, Rub�n P�rez and Haimar Zubeldia (Euskaltel-Euskadi), Juan Manuel G�rate (Quickstep-Innergetic), Juan Jos� Cobo (Saunier Duval-Prodir), Bernhard Kohl (Gerolsteiner) and Johann Tschopp (Bouygues Telecom).
The have a lead of 7'30" over the Rabobank-led peloton. There are four orange riders there.
A few minutes ago Bennati won the intermediate sprint in Saint-Girons, beating Ivanov and Kohl. That was some 68 kilometres after the start.
The peloton is in one long line so the speed is on. Vinokourov is no longer a GC threat, but Rabobank will be wary of him being up the road as he would be a dangerous ally for Kl�den or Kashechkin if either got clear later on.
Hincapie rolls through, then the two Euskaltel riders. Menchov stays down the back.
There are two US riders in this break; Hincapie and Vande Velde.
Ch�teau Comtle in Foix
Photo �: Gregor Brown
Cyclingnews' Gregor Brown captured the start area this morning. You can find his pictures here
Former Tour stage winner Pieter Weening leads the Rabobank pace line. He beat Andreas Kl�den back during the 2005 race, winning a close two-up sprint on the eighth stage to G�rardmer.
The gap continues to rise, however. It's now 8'05".
Michael Albasini (Liquigas), Beno�t Vaugrenard (Fran�aise Des Jeux), Denis Menchov (Rabobank), (Astana), Alexander Vinokourov, Serguei Ivanov and Daniel Navarro (Astana), Christian Vande Velde and Kurt-Asle Arvesen(Team CSC), Christian Knees (Milram), George Hincapie (Discovery Channel), Patrice Halgand (Cr�dit Agricole), Nicolas Portal and David Arroyo (Caisse d'Epargne), Kim Kirchen (T-Mobile), Ludovic Turpin (Ag2r Pr�voyance), Javier Vila and Daniele Bennati (Lampre-Fondital), Laurent Lef�vre (Bouygues Telecom), I�igo Landaluze, Rub�n P�rez and Haimar Zubeldia (Euskaltel-Euskadi), Juan Manuel G�rate (Quickstep-Innergetic), Juan Jos� Cobo (Saunier Duval-Prodir), Bernhard Kohl (Gerolsteiner) and Johann Tschopp (Bouygues Telecom)
The sun is shining but there are clouds on top of some of the mountains.
Garate must be feeling good today, as he has been spending a lot of time on the front of the break.
Rabobank leads the peloton (as expected). Bouygues Telecom sits just behind the Dutch team. The French squad has Tschopp in the day's big move, so it is very unlikely to go through.
With an advantage of 8'35", the break now moves onto the lower slopes of the Col de Portet d'Aspet. They have 5.4 km to the summit.
Nicolas Portal and George Hincapie roll through, taking their turn. Hincapie then sits up and drops back..not sure why that is. Don't think he has a problem, so he might be going to have a chinwag with the team car.
Rasmussen and Juan Mauricio Soler were at the very back of the bunch. Of course, with so many riders clear, Soler can't get any KOM points at the moment. He started the day just two points behind Rasmussen.
Soler is 12th overall, 11'31" back. His best hope would be to get clear in a long-range break. We didn't see him attack earlier (which is not to say he didn't try - we may have been watching the break at that time) but if he can get away in a move, it would be perfect for his KOM chances.
In the past riders have stopped at the Casartelli memorial to pay their respects. They are unlikely to do so today, however, as the break of the day has now gone.
Bradley Wiggins (Cofidis) is at the back of the peloton. He appears to be looking for his team car.
Weening leads up front.
The break is pretty well organised, with most of the riders rolling through. Ivanov is on the front, bearing a bandage on his left knee after his crash yesterday. He and Vinokourov were brought down when a spectator's flag got caught in the former's wheel. That's pretty poor by the fan; by all means support the riders, but don't put them in danger.
We believe that the driver of the medical car went after the spectator, who was hiding...he was very apologetic, apparently.
On the stage that Casartelli was killed, the riders were travelling in the same direction as today. They finished at St Girons-Cauterets/Cr�tes du Lys on that occasion, but covered the Portet d'Aspet, the Mente and the Peyresourde before deviating off.
The leaders are nearing the top of the climb. Vande Velde has been gapped slightly, but should get back on.
14:02 CEST 98.5km/97.5km to go
Garate leads as they near the summit. Ivanov is on his wheel, then one of the Euskaltel riders.
Lef�vre (Bouygues Telecom) jumps and takes the points at the top.
The peloton is together and makes its way up the slopes. Some of those who were dropped earlier got back on before the climb.
Flecha now leads the peloton. Rasmussen sits fourth.
Steegmans is dropped from this group.
Heinrich Haussler is also at the back, but hangs on for now.
Thomas Dekker (Rabobank) sits right behind Rasmussen. He's having a good debut Tour.
On the descent, Arroyo drops his chain. He's trying to get it back on. Meanwhile Ivanov is flying down, looking very skilful.
Arroyo goes past the Casartelli memorial but then has to stop to change bikes.
14:09 CEST 104km/92km to go
It may have been more than just a dropped chain, given that he changed bikes.
Ivanov now has a gap on the others and presses on alone.
Wegmann is having a tough day; he's suffering and dropping just off the back of the peloton once again.
The front of that group is 7'54 behind Ivanov, who is first man on the road.
Ivanov isn't waiting around. Vinokourov may have realised that the group was a bit big, so perhaps he will attack in a while and try to get across with seven or eight others.
The peloton goes over the top 7'50" back.
Ah, Ivanov is waiting now. Actually, he stops and has a leak...maybe that is what he was at, getting the gap.
Maxim Iglinskiy (Astana) crashes on the descent. He gets back up but has to change bikes.
He's up and running (well, riding) again and is passing team cars now in a bid to get back on.
Charly Wegelius' mother has been in touch looking for information on her son. Glad you are enjoying the coverage, we'll keep an eye out for him. He should be in the peloton so when it thins out later we'll have a better chance of tracking his progress.
Charly is a good climber. He's doing his first Tour, but has already ridden many Giri d'Italia during his career. This year his team leader Danilo di Luca won the race, so we hope he got a nice bonus :)
The break is already on the next climb, the Col de Mente.
Ruben Perez leads up the climb, his orange Euskaltel jersey standing out from the others. He's setting a fairly rapid tempo.
Euskaltel continues to push the pace in the break. Ivanov and Kohl are right up there.
George Hincapie gave a TV interview this morning. "We knew we had a good chance to win yesterday so we put everything into it," he said before the stage.
"Alberto [Contador] is absolutely one of the strongest climbers out there and we will try to get as much time as possible for the overall."
Hincapie also said that Contador is an excellent climber like Lance Armstrong, but that the latter had better time trial skills.
The break is lined out on the climb, while the peloton is a little more bunched up. It could mean that the yellow jersey group is going slower, or that the guys in the break are just more tired.
Weening takes over on the climb. He and four of his team-mates are leading Rasmussen, so they are more prominent than earlier.
George Hincapie and Kim Kirchen sit at the back of the break, saving their legs for later.
Rasmussen is near the front of the peloton, while KOM challenger Soler is further back. He has a laboured style, but this is deceptive. He looked to be in trouble yesterday but was one of the strongest on the last climb.
Alejandro Valverde (Caisse d'Epargne) goes back to the team car for something. His form has slumped quite dramatically. He looked to be one of the strongest riders in the race during the Alpine stages, but since then he's faded.
Cyclingnews' Gregor Brown and Brecht Decaluw� chatted with several riders and team staff before the race today. Carlos Barredo (Quickstep-Innergetic) and Frederik Willems (Liquigas) both indicated that they wanted to be a in a break, but it's not always that easy. There were a lot of attempts to go into the break, and only 25 were lucky enough to make it. One of them is Juan Jos� Cobo (Saunier Duval-Prodir), which is rather surprising , given that his legs hurt so much this morning, he could barely walk.
Landaluze sits last wheel in the break. Menchov, Hincapie and Kirchen are just ahead of him.
Weening has been on the front for quite some time; he's still there.
Chris Horner is close to the front of the group, his jersey completely open and thus letting a lot of air onto his chest.
The gap is 8'29.
Ralf Aldag
And Rolf Aldag told our clean shaven Brecht Decaluw� that today his T-Mobilers won't force it. "Yesterday, Kim Kirchen tried hard to stay with the leaders on the first climb, but then blew up on the second. Today we'll try to be in a break without forcing it." Well, seems like Kirchen has found his legs, as he is in the break. Or maybe he forced it, but since he's fluent in German you'd think he understood what Aldag told him.
Garate jumps and gets the points, crossing the top of the Col du Mente first.
The leaders are on the descent, where Lef�vre leads. He was second at the top, with Halgand, Bennati, Kohl and Cobo completing the top six.
Bennati is a sprinter but he was climbing well on those slopes.
Alexandre Botcharov (Cr�dit Agricole) got granted a ticket to get ahead and great the locals, as he lives in the area. Too bad it's uphill and there is really now chance to stop for an elongated break. But he smiles and waves left and right.
The Pyrénées. A wonderful area. The temperatures aren't too hot today, a slight cloud cover is hanging over the riders, but it's not like it'd be pouring. Often, stages here are influences by the weather (Too hot! too cold!), but not today.
The field is gliding over the top, led by Rabobank. No more points left to fight for, so they go over tranquilo.
The downhill looks amazing. The switchbacks have about 180 degree turns, and the field is flying. Watch it now, we don't want anybody tumbling down the meadows, though it looks it'd be actually a short cut.
With less than 72 kilometre to go, the lead is at 8.25 This may not be enough for the front runners.
The peloton looks like a gigantic snake as they head down the winding road single file. It is a beautiful picture as they ride through an area that is dominated by trees, but still open and not a complete, dark forest.
Rasmussen is in second position, guided by his Dutch team. He has two equipiers in front of him and two behind. They are not taking unnecessary risks on the descent. He wouldn't be the first one to crash out of yellow.
Hincapie is back at the black and green team car and takes some advise as well as some liquid refreshment. The liquids go into the pocket, the advise in the right ear. We'll hope it doesn't just get out of the left.
The field passes through Boutx, some 8 minutes behind the breakaway. This means the peloton is still on the downhill.
Philippe Gilbert had a fever yesterday and struggled to last place, some 40-odd minutes down. He made the time cut but Wim Vansevenant didn't (Predictor-Lotto) didn't think he'd be able to start and he didn't. Vansevenant for himself told Brecht Decaluw� that he is the master of managing the time cuts, but acknowledged it will be really hard today to make it. It's a very difficult stage. We'll keep you posted on the Belgian rider, who wants to save his Lanterne Rouge place all the way to Paris.
Cobo is pulling through, then Lef�vre, Ivanov and Kohl. The break is going well, everybody takes their turns. It looks like a well-oiled machine.
Marignac in the open valley gets some sun, but the cols on the left and right have some threatening cloud covers. The field is now coming to the sprint, but all the points have been taken by the break. No surprise that it was sprint ace Daniele Bennati in front of Kurt-Asle Arvesen and Beno�t Vaugrenard who went over the line in first.
The gap is fairly steady, currently at 8'11" But that will surely change with the next climb, the Port de Balès. It is an HC climb, after all. It will also likely disintegrate the break and reduce the head count.
The riders are next to the river Garonne, which is to their right, and the mountains on their left.
The Garonne flows all the way to Bordeaux and then on to the Atlantic Ocean. But Bordeaux is not a stage finish this year. It often features as the sprinters' heaven.
There is an acceleration by Landaluze in the front group. He drags five riders with him, including Vino
There is also Kohl and Arroyo who made the cut. The people behind aren't interested, looks like. They all sit up.
The valley opens up a bit and there are some fields to the left and right, as the field passes through. The fifth rider in the break is Johann Tschopp (Bouygues Telecom).
Correction, it is not Vino. The 5 front guys are: I�igo Landaluze Euskaltel-Euskadi), Johann Tschopp (Bouygues Telecom), David Arroyo (Caisse d'Epargne), Bernhard Kohl (Gerolsteiner) and Serguei Ivanov (Astana) and are 20 seconds ahead.
There was a crash at the back of the peloton, with several riders going down. Sergio Paulinho (Discovery Channel) was one of them. We think that all have remounted.
Menchov takes off, in pursuit of the five leaders. He has to make up close to a minute by now.
Rabobank continue to lead the peloton. The gap is 7'58"; it's been around eight minutes for quite some time.
The chasers (Vinokourov group) are 59" behind the leading five.
It will be interesting to see what Menchov's goal is. Is he after a stage win today, or is the plan for Rasmussen to attack later on and for the two to join up, taking time out of the maillot jaune's rivals?
The weather is overcast, but not too dark.
It's 17 more kilometres to the top, as the front group looks determined now, each taking their short turn, as they are still on a flat stretch of road, in a narrow valley that features a few farms left and right.
The Pyrenees is known for very changeable weather. It can be blazing sun in the rest of France, but conditions can be iffy here.
I�igo Landaluze (Euskaltel)
Landaluze is on the front and makes a strange tongue gesture to the camera. He's obviously a Kiss fan, so. (the band, not the action)
There is a traffic sign warning of a curvy road ahead as the break hits a road that is fairly narrow now. They are small meadows to the left and right, but no cows. There are quite a few locals out, though, to see the riders rush by.
Denis Menchov (Rabobank)
Rabobank are doing a good team effort; six orange and blue-clad riders are ahead of Rasmussen now.
The peloton is winding its way through the streets of Mauleon Barousse.
The break is pulling away, slightly; the gap is 8'16". Menchov is ten seconds behind. He drinks from his bottle and then chucks it aside. However it hits a low wall and bounces back onto the road. We hope that won't cause a crash later.
They are now on the big climb of the day, the hors cat�gorie Port de Bal�s.
Menchov gets across, chucking a food wrapper away. This is a one man litter disaster :)
I�igo Landaluze Euskaltel-Euskadi), Johann Tschopp (Bouygues Telecom), David Arroyo (Caisse d'Epargne, Denis Menchov (Rabobank), Bernhard Kohl (Gerolsteiner) and Serguei Ivanov (Astana)
Michael Albasini (Liquigas), Beno�t Vaugrenard (Fran�aise Des Jeux), Alexander Vinokourov and Daniel Navarro (Astana), Christian Vande Velde and Kurt-Asle Arvesen(Team CSC), Christian Knees (Milram), George Hincapie (Discovery Channel), Patrice Halgand (Cr�dit Agricole), Nicolas Portal and David Arroyo (Caisse d'Epargne), Kim Kirchen (T-Mobile), Ludovic Turpin (Ag2r Pr�voyance), Javier Vila and Daniele Bennati (Lampre-Fondital), Laurent Lef�vre (Bouygues Telecom), Rub�n P�rez and Haimar Zubeldia (Euskaltel-Euskadi), Juan Manuel G�rate (Quickstep-Innergetic), Juan Jos� Cobo (Saunier Duval-Prodir) at 0.49
Maillot vert Tom Boonen (Quick.Step - Innergetic), Bradley Wiggins (Cofidis), Bert Grabsch (T-Mobile), Geraint Thomas (Barloworld) and several others are in a group behind the peloton now.
The leading six riders are 8'30" up on the Rabo-led bunch.
Thomas Dekker is 35th overall, 38'46" behind his team-leader Rasmussen in the overall standings. He would be much higher overall if he had been riding for himself, of course. Many see him as one of the big future contenders for a Tour victory.
Ivanov is getting dropped from the 6 man in front. That makes it 5 front runners, a little more than 10 km to the top of the only HC climb of the day.
The riders are heading now through a typical, narrow valley in the Pyrénées. The forest is getting thicker, on both sides of the road.
The chasing group is breaking up...Hincapie, Arvesen and others slip back, while several press ahead. Kirchen is still there, with Vinokourov, Ivanov, Cobo, Zubeldia and Vandevelde also closing up on the break.
However Vandevelde is slipping back, as does Kirchen.
Ivanov completely exploding, nearly falling over! He must have given his all to get Vino across. But that was really a dramatic collapse.
They closed up to the leaders really quickly. Kirchen was a couple of seconds behind but may do it.
Tschopp has however jumped away; he must have gone as they got across.
Back in the bunch, Kashechkin attacks!
As is the case with many of the Astana team, he's got a bandage on his knee. They've been pretty unlucky in the race.
The hard part of the climb has started. Linus Gerdemann (T-Mobile) and Schumacher are being dropped from the bunch.
Julian Dean is getting dropped. No surprise. But Schumacher and Gerdemann are also losing contact with the main peloton. That is a surprise. Gerdemann continues to lose time in the young rider's competition.
Willems is next to Zabel. That is far from his ambition to be in the break.
There is a steep ravine on the left, but at the snail's pace they are going up the hill there is no threat of them going off the road. Except if you ride like the totally exhausted Ivanov, who didn't really see anymore where he was going.
The bunch is thinning out. Rasmussen has now just one team-mate ahead of him - Michael Boogerd, doing his final Tour.
Pereiro and Moreau have been dropped, as have Charly Wegelius and Manuel Beltr�n (Liquigas).
Tschopp pushes on. Vandevelde can see the break ahead of him, but he's running out of legs.
The chasers are now 34" behind Tschopp.
Kirchen attacks!
The yellow jersey group is down to perhaps 25 riders. Boogerd, Leipheimer, Sastre, and more are there...stand by for names.
Kirchen attacks again and this chasing group is starting to jump around.
Kirchen is being chased by Landaluze. Tschopp continues to lead.
Kashechkin is 23 seconds ahead of the yellow jersey group.
Tschopp reaches the banner signifying 5km to go to the summit.
The yellow jersey group can see Kashechkin. Boogie Woogie leads, then Rasmussen, Popovych, Leipheimer, Contador.
Mikel Astarloza (Euskaltel Euskadi) had been dropped but he claws his way back on.
Karpets has been dropped, along with Astarloza and John Gadret (Ag2r Pr�voyance).
Evans, Kl�den, Mayo, Sastre, Contador, Popovych, Leipheimer and several others are with the Rasmussen/Boogerd group.
Kirchen chases alone, trying to catch Tschopp. He's having a very solid Tour. He was second in the Tour de Suisse and also second in Tirreno-Adriatico, so he's had a good year.
Kim Kirchen (T-Mobile)
Behind, the Vino group has been rejoined by Turpin and Garate.
Kirchen is gradually drawing Tschopp in. His magenta jersey stands out in this mist.
They have just over 3km left on this climb.
Karpets and Gadret got back up to the yellow jersey group. There are 17 here, and they are 7'35 behind Tschopp.
The Moreau/Beltr�n/Wegelius group is 50" further back.
Kirchen joins Tschopp.He moves ahead; Tschopp will take his wheel if he has the power. And he does.. Two in front.
There is a bike length between them...Tschopp is straining to hold the wheel.
Tschopp has been slightly distanced, but rejoins as the hill levels out.
The seven chasers are Vino, Menchov, Arroyo, Cobo, Zubeldia, plus Garate and Turpin. The latter two have just got back on.
Back in the peloton, Popovych has been dropped, while Kashechkin is reeled in.
Kirchen leads and looks good for now. T-Mobile had a great early part of the Tour due to Linus Gerdemann's stage win and yellow jersey, but then they had to deal with the fallout of Patrik Sinkewitz's positive A sample. The team's future is uncertain as a result, so if Kirchen could get a stage win that would be a big plus.
Arroyo is now chasing the two leaders.
Kirchen is doing all the work. There is a lot of mist so the spectators on the corners above are looking down and trying to pick out the jerseys through the fog.
Kim Kirchen (T-Mobile) and Johann Tschopp (Bouygues Telecom)
I�igo Landaluze Euskaltel-Euskadi)
Haimar Zubeldia (Euskaltel-Euskadi), David Arroyo (Caisse d'Epargne), Denis Menchov (Rabobank), Juan Jos� Cobo (Saunier Duval-Prodir), Alexander Vinokourov (Astana), Ludovic Turpin (Ag2r Pr�voyance) and Juan Manuel G�rate (Quickstep-Innergetic) at 0.41
Yellow jersey group including Evans, Soler, Kl�den, Leipheimer, Boogerd, Sastre, Mayo at 7.04
Kirchen goes on alone, so it's a Tschopp dropp (say that out loud a few times). Arroyo passed Tschopp just before the top. So the KOM is Kirchen, Arroyo, Tschopp.
Boogerd continues to lead the bunch.
Arroyo caught up, bottle in his hand. The descent is pretty stunning, as the mist suddenly lifts and you can see the valley below.
Menchov drops off the back of the group on the descent...perhaps a puncture.
Popovych comes back to the peloton, which is still climbing.
David Arroyo (Caisse d'Epargne)
Popo still has 150 metres to close, but should do so on the descent.
Mayo looks to be going much better today. He's on Contador's wheel.
Horner and Daniel Navarro (Astana) are on the back of the group, with Kl�den and Kashechkin just ahead of them.
Wow...Tschopp not only caught the other two, but also shot by them on the descent. The three are together. The roads are very fast and narrow...best not to overshoot the bend, though, as there is a bit of a drop...
Popo is now back up to the Rasmussen group.
Kl�den is near the front. This group is staying together on the climb, so it's likely to be all-out confrontation on the Peyresourde.
Navarro is now dropped.
Kl�den grabs a musette from the side of the road. Well, that or an Astana-coloured handbag. We hope it was the former..
Boogerd led over the top of the climb, with Rasmussen next.
Going back to the order over the top of the climb, we have the full list. Kirchen, Arroyo and Tschopp went over ahead of Garate, Zubeldia, Cobo, Vino, Menchov, Turpin and Kohl.
That was a while ago, of course.
The three leaders are working hard on the run down to the start of the next climb. That's in about seven kilometres.
They have 6'36", so it's looking likely that someone from this group or the chasers will win the stage.
This side of the mountain is a lot more open and offers breathtaking views. The front trio passes the 25 to go sign -If only the Peyresourde weren't in the way.
A group of 4 chasers is heading down at full speed. Good thing they stayed on the main road - a little too far to the left and they would have gone up a side street.
The three in front take a sweeping left, where Kirchen is a bit distanced. They don't have those kinda downhills in Luxembourg.
The Vino chase group is only 27 seconds behind. The second chase is several minutes behind.
The trio is done with the fun downhill and has now 9km of uphill in front of them , up to the Col de Peyresourde
Tschopp hit the bottom of the climb very hard, but quickly cools off. Kirchen is leading them now.
Kohl is trying to go clear...Vino goes after him. They are still behind the leaders.
Kirchen accelerates right at the 20km to go sign. Tschopp can't follow.
Now Rasmussen leads them under 25 km to go. He's got no team-mates left... Boogerd gets a really blatant handsling from his team car.
Tschopp has got the chop. Two in front.
It is Kirchen and Arroyo on the front now. Tschopp is now a couple of hundred metres behind and has blown.
Vinokourov puts in a big attack, but for now Cobo and Garate can follow. They just passed Tschopp.
The Vino group is closing up to the two leaders. They are 7'03" ahead of Rasmussen's group.
After his magic bottle, Boogerd gets back up.
Zubeldia gets up to the chasers, but then Cobo attacks and drags Vino clear. They are nearly up to the leaders.
The Peyresourde often features in the Tour and the inhabitants of the villages are out in force.
Now Vinokourov attacks, going to the far side of the road and shelling Cobo. He gets up to, and goes by, the leading two. They join him, though.
The yellow jersey group is taking the whole road. The quiet before the storm. The Rabo guys talk to each other and everybody looks around, very nervously so.
Popo attacks! The storm has started less than 18 km before the finish
Evans is there, maybe eight riders back.
Vinokourov attacks up front, dropping Kirchen. Zubeldia has got up to the others, so Vinokourov, Cobo, Arroyo and Zubeldia are together. Kirchen returns to the front.
Popo quickly gets 100 metres. Rasmussen has Boogerd and Menchov still. Evans with Horner. Astana has Kash, Klödi. Discovery with Leipheimer and Contador, showdown time
Cobo moves to the front, with Vinokourov then taking over. Then Cobo goes back again.
Meanwhile, Popovych is chasing. That's two days in a row where he's been in difficulty on the penultimate climb, got dropped, then came back stronger than before.
The leaders are 5 kilometres from the top of the climb. Zubeldia attacks. Kirchen is distanced again, but comes back on. He may have played his card too soon.
The yellow jersey group is no longer riding side by side.It is now stretched out in one long line. Ouch.
Moreau had returned but he is gone again. No sign of the panting tongue today. Mayo is also gone...
Next to drop is Soler. He scoffs down some food to try to recover.
Popovych has been caught by the Boogerd/Menchov led group.
Valverde is there in the yellow jersey group.
Zubeldia attacks! Then Cobo goes by him. Vinokourov surges and goes by both of them. Vino is pulling clear as he goes under the 15 km to go banner.
Kirchen has blown up and is losing time now. Cobo is on Zubeldia's wheel now, perhaps 12" behind Vinokourov.
Looks like there are perhaps 14 riders in the main bunch, 6'24" behind a charging Vinokourov.
Zubeldia and Cobo are chasing but it looks like Vinokourov is stronger.
Menchov and Boogerd lead. The fireworks will surely start soon.
Vino has just 2 kilometres to go until the top of the climb, then just over 10 kilometres from there to the finish. He'll try to eke out a good lead before the top, then stay upright (always a good thing) on the descent.
Menchov has blown...he nearly stops.
Meanwhile Zubeldia has left Cobo.
The Peyresourde does have no trees on this side, it is just meadows. It almost looks like rolling hills almost, but the Peyresourde is over 1500 metres high
Two CSC riders have gone off the back of the Rasmussen group; they are Arvesen and Schleck.
Vinokourov looks to be moving much faster than the other two as he nears the summit.
And as expected there are many Basque fans. They are cheering Cobo on, who dropped Zubeldia. Well, that's the rider the fans with their Basque flags really would like to see.
There is a wall of fans here. He heads towards the top and is really moving.
A French flag is flying as well, but their hero Moreau has been dropped again.
He has 500 metres to go, give or take a few. Zubeldia chases but he's maybe 30 seconds down.
Vinokourov is in and out of the saddle, fighting for time. He goes over the top now.
Kirchen is coming back! He's gone past Zubeldia, but the Basque then just pips him over the top. They will chase hard together on the descent.
Contador goes!
Contador has a gap...Rasmussen claws his way back. The others are dropped.
Vino went over the top half a minute clear of the chasers, who are now surprisingly Kirchen and Zubeldia. Kirchen made a comeback. No word on Cobo right now.
Contador was reportedly unhappy with Rasmussen after yesterday's stage. Rasmussen claimed there was no agreement as regards the Spaniard getting the stage, while Contador initially said there was. But afterwards both played it down.
However, seemingly Contador was annoyed with the Dane for sprinting.
Contador goes again! Rasmussen goes after him but is finding it hard.
Rasmussen got him that time, but Contador goes again! Rasmussen can't hold the wheel, but he is trying to get back up.
Rasmussen got back up to him but that hurt a lot. He moves slightly ahead of him, seeming to say 'I'm here, don't try it again.'
In fact, he does in the front and then continuously looks back. Contador goes once more!
Rasmussen slipped back, then was closing up to him. But cars were in the way and Contador had to ease back.
They are 5'25 back now going over the top.
Right over the top Rasmussen and Contador caught up with Hincapie, 5'25 behind Vino
Evans and Kl�den now reach the top 38 seconds behind Rasmussen and Contador. They look pretty strained. Sastre is also here, plus several others.
Kirchen, Cobo and Zubeldia are together but Vino is moving much quicker.
Vino is flying down the mountains. It is all downhill, except for a little rise 2km before the finish. He has a good 40 seconds
Vino has left the downhill part and is close to the little rise
17:00 CEST 194km/2km to go
Vino is right at rise, with 2 km to go.
Not that he minds uphills. And the spectators are shouting encouragement.
Vino only has a good kilometre to go now. Looks good.
Zubeldia has attacked and leaves the others. Contador leads Hincapie and Rasmussen on the descent.
He pushes a huge gear on the slight uphill.
The barriers have started. And it's downhill again. Les than one kilometre to go.
Rasmussen should hold on today, but his confidence will be shaken by Contador's attacks. What will happen on the final climb of stage 16?
Vino turns around - nobody there.
Vino sprints down the finish, turns around again. Another 200 metres.
And Vino visibly tired, lefts his arms and smiles as he crosses the line. What a comeback after yesterday!
Zubeldia comes in with Kirchen, who caught him. Kirchen leads in the final kilometre, and starts the sprint. He gets it, crossing the line 49" behind Vinokourov. Cobo is next.
Hincapie is leading the descent, then Contador and Rasmussen.
Garate comes in 2'15 back.
Arroyo is next, 3'22 down.
Contador has tried again to get clear, but Rasmussen is with him. Hincapie is gone.
Kohl and Vandevelde finish now, Kohl getting the sprint.
Contador drives it towards the line. He looks to be quite a bit stronger today, but hasn't managed to crack the Dane.
Contador sprints home; Rasmussen didn't try. He's just glad to get to the line in the same time.
Now Evans, Kl�den, Sastre, Valverde and the others come in. They have lost more time today.
So the leading two riders on the general classification have reaffirmed their superiority over the other contenders today. Contador is still over two minutes behind Rasmussen, though, so if he wants to win the Tour he needs to try to distance him on the next stage.
Popo finishes with Chris Horner.
Now Schleck is next, 7'20 back. Moreau is 7'37" back.
Rasmussen remains 2'23 clear in the overall standings, with Evans now 4'00" back. Leipheimer is at 5'25" so Evans is looking good for a podium place. He was hoping for more than that, though.
Michael Rasmussen spoke after the stage, saying that Contador was very strong. "He has an incredible acceleration and a couple of times I was almost dropped.
"I think if I can stay with Contador [tomorrow] I have a good chance. If I have the jersey with a couple of minutes advantage that should be enough to win the Tour."
That completes our live coverage of today's stage, which further shook up the general classification. Come back later for more from Tour stage 15! Thanks for reading.
Provisional standings
1 Alexander Vinokourov (Kaz) Astana
2 Kim Kirchen (Lux) T-Mobile                       0.49
3 Haimar Zubeldia (Spa) Euskaltel-Euskadi
4 Juan Jos� Cobo (Spa) Saunier Duval-Prodir        0.51
5 Juan Manuel G�rate (Spa) Quickstep-Innergetic    2.16
6 David Arroyo (Spa) Caisse d'Epargne              3.24
7 Bernhard Kohl (Aut) Gerolsteiner                 4.25
8 Christian Vande Velde (USA) Team CSC
9 Ludovic Turpin (Fra) Ag2r Pr�voyance             5.16
10 Alberto Contador (Spa) Discovery Channel        5.25
11 Michael Rasmussen (Den) Rabobank
12 Cadel Evans (Aus) Predictor-Lotto               6.27
2 Alberto Contador Velasco (Spa) Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team              2.23
3 Cadel Evans (Aus) Predictor - Lotto                                            4.00
4 Levi Leipheimer (USA) Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team                       5.25
5 Andreas Kl�den (Ger) Astana                                                    5.34
6 Carlos Sastre Candil (Spa) Team CSC                                            6.46
7 Haimar Zubeldia (Spa) Euskaltel-Euskadi                                        7.27
8 Andrey Kashechkin (Kaz) Astana                                                 7.54
9 Kim Kirchen (Lux) T-Mobile                                                     8.24
10 Mikel Astarloza Chaurreau (Spa) Euskaltel - Euskadi                           9.21


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Q: CAKEPHP - Using Session inside a custom component destroy SESSIOn I am trying to use a Session component inside a custom component, I called Myauth.
I use Myauth inside a controller by calling
    var $components = array('Myauth');
In Myauth the code is :
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        function startup(&$controller)
        {
            $this->controller =& $controller;
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The problem is that $_SESSION gets empty (if I do not call the write method, $_SESSION is filled with my values)
Any help appreciated

A: There are few things. Remove the echo and replace the , with a . before the $a. So change this:
echo $this->controller->Session->write($key.'.Permission',$a);

to this
$this->controller->Session->write($key.'.Permission'.$a);

Do you need the period after the Permission? ($key.'.Permission.'.$a)
If you want to have something like: Key.Permission.Value, you need to add the period.
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Webster Five Foundation Donates $218,500 to 70 Non-Profits
by AMD Staff | Dec 10, 2020
The Webster Five Foundation announced that it donated $218,500 to 70 local non-profit organizations in 2020 as part of the Web of Caring to Make a Difference program. The Foundation made many donations this year that continue to have a significant impact on Worcester-area communities, especially in a year that has proved difficult for fundraising efforts due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Since its inception, the Foundation has donated more than $3.1 million to a range of local organizations. The four donations highlighted below exemplify how some of the funds donated in 2020 are utilized by the Webster Five Foundation's community partners to continue to make a substantial difference in the quality of life of local diverse populations.
In January 2020, the Foundation granted Worcester Community Housing Resources $8,000 to support various community development initiatives currently underway throughout Worcester County, including the operation of 112 units of family apartments and group homes in addition to a 78 unit assisted living facility. Worcester Community Housing Resources' mission is to create and preserve affordable housing opportunities for low to moderate income households and to initiate and support neighborhood revitalization throughout Worcester County.
In April 2020, the Foundation granted Shrewsbury Youth and Family Services $5,000 to fund ongoing support for their expansive programing this year focusing in the areas of teen suicide prevention, acute and chronic mental health issues and teen substance use treatment. Shrewsbury Youth and Family Services' mission is to strengthen families by working collaboratively to provide affordable counseling services, positive youth development programs, case management for disadvantaged families and individuals, prevention and education programs, in addition to grief and LGBTQ support groups.
Also, in April 2020, the Foundation granted Living in Freedom Together, Inc. $4,000 to help fund programming expenses related to the organizations' Drop-In Center. Living In Freedom Together is a survivor-led organization comprised of those who have overcome systems of prostitution and their allies and provides a blend of community programs including direct services, community awareness and education in addition to advocacy for public policy. Its Drop-In Center provides individuals with access to medical and mental health services, including onsite care options and treatment referrals in addition to other direct services.
In October 2020, the Foundation granted Nichols College $8,000 to assist in subsidizing the wages of approximately 20 students working at the Boys & Girls Club of Webster-Dudley in 2020 through 2021. One of Nichols College's community programs is a partnership with the Webster-Dudley Boys & Girls Club in which students serve as tutors and counselors at the Club. The goal of the Boys & Girls Club of Webster-Dudley is to offer a wide variety of recreational, educational and cultural activities for their members.
Donald F. Doyle, President and Chief Executive Officer of Webster Five, stated, "We're pleased to have the opportunity to provide grants that help support these wonderful non-profit organizations that are deeply dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for those in our community. This year has been uncertain and challenging for many of our non-profit partners, and we would like to recognize and thank them for continuing to meet the needs of our most vulnerable community members."

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Martin Foessleitner was born in Vienna 1964. Holds MA in Business Administration, has a 10 years management background in a Japanese company of the digital imaging business – first as a Product Manager in Eastern Europe and later as Marketing Director in Austria before he founded hi-pe.at in 1999. hi-pe.at is a design studio applying information and universal design for municipalities, industrial enterprises and non-profit organizations. He serves as an Executive Board member of Universal design e.V Weimar and IIID, the International Institute for Information Design. Martin Foessleitner teaches at various universities including the Sigmund Freud Privat Universität in Vienna and the Art Academy in Riga.
Passionate on Japanese aesthetics and Italian espresso.


(a) If it's daylight savings time (from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November), add an hour to the sundial time.
(b1) Determine your latitude and longitude. To do that, use a GPS device, or in Google maps, right click on your location, click on "What's here?", and your latitude and longitude will appear. For the Ingleside Terraces (IT) Sundial, they are 37.725 and -122.47 degrees. (b2) The center of the time zones (clock time) are spaced at 15 degree intervals, i.e. 0° (GMT), -15°, -30°...-105°, -120° (PST and PDT). IT is 2.47° west of the center of our time zone, so our suntime is 60x2.47/15, approximately ten minutes earlier than our clock time, so ten minutes must be added to the sundial time.
(c1) A correction must be made for the "equation of time", which is due to the fact that the earth does not travel around the sun at a constant speed. When the earth is near perihelion (closest to the sun, around January 3), the speed of the earth's revolution around the sun increases, solar noon appears later each day, and up to 15 minutes needs to be added to the sundial time to obtain clock time. After aphelion (farthest from the sun, around July 4), up to 15 minutes needs to be subtracted to the sundial time to obtain clock time. (c2) Around the equinoxes, March 21 and September 21, as the sun crosses the equator, suntime gets faster compared to clock time.
(d) The diameter of the sun as seen from the earth is about 0.5 degrees. As there are 15 degrees longitude per hour, this means that the shadow from the east side of the sun is about two minutes later than the shadow from the west side of the sun. This limits sundial accuracy to about a minute or two.
(e) From September 27 to October 2 and from December 1 to December 5 in Ingleside Terraces, the corrections for longitude and for the equation of time cancel each other, although in September and October one hour must still be added to sundial time to obtain daylight savings time.
(f) "Leap seconds" were not used until 1972, which could make 1913 sundial time about a half minute behind clock time.
The 217 foot pylon is aligned pointing due north but is not a true sundial, as the pylon is angled approximately 49° from the horizontal, as can be seen in the photograph below. The base of the gnomon is located at latitude 40.593, longitude -122.3775. To function as the gnomon of a sundial, the pylon's angle should equal the bridge's latitude, so that the gnomon is parallel to the earth's axis.
The Sundial Bridge is stated to be "exactly accurate on only one day in a year - the summer solstice, June 20 or 21." The markers on the dial are positioned for Pacific Daylight Time on June 21. Solar noon on June 21, 2018, for this location is at 13:11:23, at which time the sundial shadow points due north. The equation of time (shown above) doesn't exactly apply due to the angle of the gnomon, but Sundial Bridge time would be expected to be accurate compared to clock time four times a year: beginning of April, June 20-22, end of August, and end of December if an hour is subtracted to obtain Pacific Standard Time. NOAA Solar Calculator However, the Sundial Bridge does not have precise markers and the shadow of the gnomon is wider than the markers, so time cannot be read accurately using the Sundial Bridge.


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Writing this was actually one of my goals for 2018. (Publishing this has also helps with my other goal of publishing at least one blog post a week). It'll now form one of You Bloody Tourist's FIVE Projects. This 'travel bucket list' is intended to never be complete and always be extended. Every time I have another thought, crazy idea or inspiration, I'll add it to this list. This isn't about simply crossing things off a list, it's about turning a bunch of half-thought out goals into realities and keeping a record of having done so. It might even inspire someone to do the same.
Planning this list the way I am means it should be completely nonrestrictive. After all, that's what I hate about most bucket lists – the rigidity. The idea that someone knows what they want and that doesn't change. If I'd have written a bucket list 5 years ago, it wouldn't have most of the things I've actually done on it. But alas, as a lover of lists, I've got to give it a go. In no particular order…
My Travel Bucket List:
Climb the highest peak in at least 50 countries
See the northern lights
Cycle across Europe (London-Istanbul or Norway-Spain) and beyond
Visit the Galapagos Islands
Visit the Door to Hell, TKM
Island hop in Greece, including Mykonos and Santorini
Trek to Machu Picchu
Live some 'van life' anywhere in the world
Kayak/Cycle/Hike in Patagonia
Visit Angkor Wat
Explore Cape Town and climb Table Mountain, SA
See the Tulip Fields at Lisse, NED
Hike the Milford track, New Zealand
Take a long American road trip
Get the perfect photo in Cinque Terre, ITA
Safari in East Africa
Run/Cycle from Lands End to John O'Groats, UK
Visit Havana, Cuba
Waste away the night in Tremé, New Orleans
Visit North Korea
Visit every UNESCO World Heritage Site
Walk the Mount Huashan plank walk, CHN
Swim in the Blue Lagoon, ISL
Walk along the Great Wall of China
Take in the view from the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, UAE
Hike in the Himalayas
See the Taj Mahal, IND
Admire the worlds highest waterfall – Angel Falls, Venezuela
Island hop in the South Pacific
Bag all of the Munros, UK
Visit the Forbidden City, CHN
Get "that photo" at the Salt Lakes, Bolivia
Motorbike through Africa
Take in the view from The Shard, UK
Visit the 6 European mini states
Swim in the Devil's Pool at Victoria Falls
Visit Yosemite National Park, USA
Speculate at Stonehenge, UK
Travel the Golden Circle (and beyond) in Iceland
Stare down into Niagara Falls, CAN/USA
Hike Striding Edge, Lake District, UK
Take the Trans-Siberian Railway
Visit the Acropolis, GRE
Visit every English Heritage Site
Hike some of the Trans Canada trail
Visit Petra, Jordan
Visit the temples/gardens in Kyoto, JPN
Hike along one of India's 7 Holy Rivers
Cycle/Walk Coast to Coast, UK
Take part in La Tomatina in Buñol, ESP
Visit Pompeii, ITA
Hike Angel's Landing in Zion National Park, USA
Visit Easter Island
Cycle (or drive) the 6 Peaks, UK and IRL
Skydive in Fox Glacier, NZ
Live in another country for at least a year
Hike or raft the Grand Canyon, USA
Cycle the Silk Road
Visit Hong Kong (photograph the skyline), CHN
Complete 3 Hikes in Norway: Priekestolen, Trolltunga, Lofoten Islands
See the Giza Pyramids, EGP
Attend the Olympics (somewhere)
Climb Leukerbad via Ferrata, CHE
Climb the Statue of Liberty, USA
Visit every country in the world
Things that would be on the list, if I hadn't already done them:
Visit The Great Barrier Reef
Volunteer abroad (Morocco)
Road Trip across Australia
Exploring all the Baltic States (EST, LVA, LTU)
Drive the Great Ocean Road, AUS
Listen to Big Ben ring out, UK
Swim in Natural Hot Springs, AUS/NZ
Wonder if it's worth it at the Sagrada Familia, ESP
Hike around the base of Uluru, AUS
Explore the South Island, NZ
Straighten up the Leaning Tower of Pisa, ITA
Celebrate New Year's in Sydney, AUS
Visit Chefchaouen, Morocco
Visited the Tower of London, UK
Marvel at the Eiffel Tower, FRA
Walk around the walls of Dubrovnik, CRO
Explore Tasmania, AUS
Get amazed (creeped out) at the Hill of Crosses, LTU
Visit all the former Yugoslavian Countries (SVN, SRB, CRO, BIH, MKD, MNE)
See penguins in the wild, NZ/AUS
Spend a night sleeping in the Sahara, Morocco
Jump along the Giant's Causeway, NI
Be entirely underwhelmed by the Mona Lisa (Louvre Museum), FRA
Sail the Milford Sound, NZ
Visit the Gardens by the Bay, SGP
Wander the waterways in Venice, ITA
Visit the Plitvic Lakes National Park, CRO
Hike on a glacier (Fox Glacier, NZ)
I guess that's not a bad place to start. I think it's a good mix of locations, activities and adventures. I've kept the very general things (visit every country, etc.) off the list for now – just assume that's something I would love to achieve. I've also tried to keep this as travel-focused as possible, so goals such as learn a language, get diving qualified, etc. do not feature on here either.
Like I say, this list is always going to be evolving – there will be things I lose any desire to do and other things that I become obsessed with. There will also be hundreds of destinations, activities and adventures that don't/won't feature on this list at all – that doesn't make them any less awesome.
This is a list that I expect to grow and that I never (in my lifetime) expect to complete. But, I'll make sure I have some damn fun trying. It's time to climb the goddamn mountain.
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Honestly I love your list. The combination of long distance hiking/biking is wicked – and while I've been lucky enough to do some of the things on your list, the rest is sweet inspiration! Something to add to your list that I highly recommend to get deep into the culture: cycle the length of Vietnam from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh.
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"The sight of you all supporting education gives us, DepEd officials and personnel, so much joy and inspiration. Through your active involvement in the National Schools Maintenance Week, we can ensure that learners will have a school environment conducive to learning come the opening of classes in June," said Briones.
With the theme, "Pagkakaisa para sa Handa, Ligtas at Matatag na Paaralan tungo sa Magandang Kinabukasan," this Brigada goes along with other DepEd campaigns promoting a quality, accessible, relevant and liberating basic education. These include campaigns and projects on anti-illegal drug, wash-in-schools, disaster resiliency, and EskweLA BAN sa Sigarilyo, among others.
Briones mentioned the integration of Alternative Learning System (ALS) special registration booths for volunteers in this year's Brigada.
"I'm very happy that we have an additional activity which is the acceptance of enrollees in our Alternative Learning System. As of today, we have already around 89,000 enrollees all over the country in ALS," she reported.
"We thank everyone for campaigning for this very special program which is also close to the heart of our president," Briones added.
The Secretary also expressed that all DepEd officials and personnel are united to continue and further improve the Brigada Eskwela, and advance the quality of basic education in the country.
"DepEd is united as an organization. We are united with the parents and communities, and most of all, with the president. We, in DepEd, have to continue doing everything to strengthen and to further improve our Brigada Eskwela and the quality of education here in our country," Briones stated.
With this, the schools are now ready for school year 2018-2019. Make sure to prepare all those you need to make a fun and memorable first day of classes that will make you say #FirstDayHooray!
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From 1987 to 2006, daylight saving time in the United States began on the first Sunday of April and ended on the last Sunday of October. The time was adjusted at 2:00 AM (0200) local time (as it still is done now).
Since 2007, daylight saving time starts on the second Sunday of March and ends on the first Sunday of November, with all time changes taking place at 2:00 AM (0200) local time. In 2011, daylight saving time began on March 13 and ended on November 6; in 2012, it will begin on March 11 and end on November 4; in 2013, it will begin on March 10 and end on November.


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Am goldenen Rhein () — пятый концертный альбом и третий полноформатный DVD немецкой фолк-метал группы In Extremo.

История создания
Во время первой части тура в поддержку альбома Sängerkrieg было решено записать новый DVD, который показал бы фанатам, как группа изменилась за последние годы, и, кроме того, отметил бы таким образом первое место альбома в чартах. В качестве места записи DVD был выбран Кёльн, клуб Palladium, кроме того, группа решила не менять старых традиций и остановилась на той же фирме, что записывала и предыдущий DVD Raue Spree — Q-Film, а режиссёром стал всё тот же Уве Фладе.

Съёмки проходили 17 декабря 2008 года, во время одного из концертов тура. Известно, что во время исполнения песни «Ai Vis Lo Lop» жонглёрский посох Yellow Pfeiffer'а, метающий искры, не сработал, и потому сцену пришлось перезаписать двумя днями позже на концерте в Берлине. Кроме того, концерт не обошёлся и без нескольких гостевых музыкантов: во время исполнения песни «Auf's Leben» Михаэль спел дуэтом с Шарли Клаус, вокалисткой из женской группы The Black Sheep, которая сопровождала In Extremo в качестве разогрева на протяжении почти всего тура. Во время исполнения «Ai Vis Lo Lop» в качестве четвёртого волынщика с группой сыграла Конни Фукс, соосновательница In Extremo, покинувшая группу в 1996 году.

DVD вышел в мае 2009 года, через несколько месяцев после того, как был записан. Он имел огромный успех — это единственный из всех релизов In Extremo, который добился платинового статуса (для DVD в Германии это 50 000 проданных экземпляров). Концерт содержит 24 песни, представляющие стандартный сет-лист Sängerkrieg-тура. Альбом вышел на DVD и двойном CD, при этом DVD-издание содержит несколько бонусов, а именно документальный фильм о записи концерта, а также все (на тот момент) 8 клипов группы: «This Corrosion», «Vollmond», «Wind», «Küss mich», «Erdbeermund», «Nur ihr allein», «Horizont» и «Frei zu sein».

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 Название альбома было придумано фронтменом группы, Михаэлем Райном. Оно весьма символично, как и название предыдущего DVD: Am goldenen Rhein — слова из песни Nymphenzeit («Sieht man sie am goldenen Rhein»), также это созвучно с фамилией самого Михаэля (нем. Michael Robert Rhein), наконец, город Кёльн, где и был записан концерт, стоит на реке Рейне (нем. Rhein), так что название DVD можно соотнести с рекой. Аналогичная ситуация была и с предыдущим DVD, Raue Spree — концерт был записан в Берлине, который стоит на реке Шпре. Таким образом, уже два концертных DVD In Extremo символично отсылают к двум рекам Германии (Рейн и Шпрее) и песням из дискографии группы (Nymphenzeit и Raue See).
 Это единственный концертный релиз In Extremo, где количество песен на DVD и CD полностью совпадает.

Состав записи
 Михаэль Райн — вокал, цистра
 Dr. Pymonte — арфа, волынка, шалмей
 Yellow Pfeiffer — волынка, шалмей, никельхарпа
 Flex der Biegsame — ирландская волынка, шалмей, колёсная лира
 Van Lange — гитара
 Die Lutter — бас-гитара, литавры
 Der Morgenstern — ударные, перкуссия
 Charlotte Clauser — вокал (№ 20)
 Conny Füchs — волынка (№ 13)

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As of January 10, 2021 Lana Rhoades Net Worth is $22 million USD. Lana Rhodes is a popular Porn star. She has been working in this industry since 2016. She is a young woman no more than twenty-five who is part of many adult film productions.
The actress is now going to act in films. He has some followers on Instagram and Twitter. Most of the information about her personal life is not available because she wants to keep it private.
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Original/Real Name Amara Maple
Other/Nickname Lana Rhodes
Occupation Pornographic actress
Birthplace Chicago, Illinois
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Hometown Chicago
Caste Caucasian
Zodiac Sign Not known
Debut Year: 2016
Lana Rhoades was born on 6 September 1996 in Chicago, Illinois, US. Ever since Lana was a child, she was always keen on acting and dancing. As she grew up, she gained a lot of fame for her makeup tutorials and tricks, beauty tips, product reviews and travel vlogs, which she uploads on her channel, Lana Rhoades.
Right now, Lana has earned over 906k subscribers. Not only this, his channel has garnered more than 3 million views from his videos. Apart from YouTube, he has a lot of fans on his various social media platforms. Also, at the time of writing this article she has over 13.7 million followers on Instagram.
Lana Rhoades was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. She graduated from high school and always competed and did well in cheerleading as well as other sports. In an interview, she thought about going into the adult industry before she turned 18.
After the age of 18, he decided to send an application. At that age, she moved closer to Chicago where she began working as a dancer on an inclined tableau. During the same year, her fame skyrocketed with her debut modeling for the popular Playboy Cyber Girls.
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She was just 18 years old when she entered the porn industry. At the time, she was a slim natural physical figure. Today she was a small bust and butt compared to the shape of her body. After some time, she gets implants on her bust as well as butt.
This was because he did not like the way he was seen. He was criticized by many for receiving a transplant when he already had a wonderful physical physique. Regardless, she is as happy as her new body which makes her even more sexier.
Height 5 feet and 3 inches
Weight At the moment, the information about her weight remains unknown.
Body Type Curvy
Body Measurement 33D-24-45
It will be much of a surprise to know about Lana Rhoades's relationship. Ever since she became popular, everybody wanted to know if she had a boyfriend or not. Surprisingly, Lana Rhoades was already married before she even entered the porn industry.
Even after she decided to become a pornstar, he supported her decision and stood by her all the time. They have been together since the very start and really love each other. She even has his name tattoed on her famous butt.
Unfortunately, they decided to separate after five years of marriage. Since then she can be seen on Logan Paul's vlog. Also, there is a rumor that she is dating Mike Majlak. And, the rumor came out to be true as they publicly introduce each other as boyfriend and girlfriend. The good thing is she seems happier than ever before.
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Considering Lana's latest 15 posts, the average engagement rate of followers on each of her post is $9,975 – $16,625. Thus, the average estimate of the amount she charges for sponsorship is between 8.37%.
YouTube has been a platform where people can earn money through videos they upload. So is the case for Lana Rhoades, as most of her earnings and incomes come from YouTube. The subscribers and viewers count of her has risen significantly over the years.
Currently, she has more than 906K subscribers on her channel with an average of 32,427 views daily.
According to socialblade.com, from her YouTube channel, she earns an estimated $2.9K – $46.7K in a year calculating the daily views and growth of subscribers. Thus, evaluating all her income streams, explained above, over the years, and calculating it, Lana Rhoades's net worth is estimated to be around $2 million.
Lana Rhoades started her YouTube channel on February 20, 2019, and uploaded her first video titled "Back To School Try-On Haul || School girl edition." Since then she has been uploading various makeup tutorials and tricks, beauty tips, product reviews, and travel vlogs.
Till now, out of all her videos, "Q&A with Lana Rhoades" is the most popular video in her channel. It has racked more than 1.3 million views as of now.
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