I was informed today, (no Press Release yet) yesterday the Maryland State Police made a major bust on a traffic stop in Willards. The driver was speeding and was pulled over. There was an obvious scent of marijuana coming from the vehicle. I'm awaiting the volume they recovered but from what I've been told it was pretty darned serious. Apparently the pot was found in jars.
I do have more information but I'm going to hold back on saying anything without a Press Release as I wouldn't was to impede on their investigation. Great Work Salisbury Maryland State Police!
DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
Friday, June 27, 2008
Major Breaking Friday Night News
The New Salisbury Fire Department is falling apart! That's right! The ceramic floors from the new kitchen area are cracking and popping and some of the doors are having a hard time closing, one is off by 1 1/2 inches to 2 inches at the bottom and won't seal! They've got chairs not designed for the flooring in the new Station in which the engineers who recommended them completely screwed up. This is not caused by abuse, (scratching and marking the floors) from the Firefighters. They've had overflows from the bathrooms and flowed onto the carpeting. The new doors aren't working properly and they're having to relocate equipment because they cannot get certain doors open. They still haven't installed the speakers so Firefighters inside the building even know there's a fire in progress! Some pagers have dead spots in the building and the speakers are a must. Another piece of information just came in. You know those new big custom doors going into their new Conference Room, they're bowing and are visably showing major signs of not being level at the bottom of the doors. If a taxpayer saw all of this they would freak out.
What say you now Barrie Tilghman, Chief See & Deputy Chief Gordy?
What say you now Barrie Tilghman, Chief See & Deputy Chief Gordy?
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANNED FOR LIFE FROM DISNEYLAND
But NOT from this Blog. I wonder where they got the NERVE?
A Letter To The Editor
Joe:
With the recent cataclysmic escalation of oil prices - (oil topped $142 a barrel in early - morning trading for the first time) - I feel that you must communicate this message to all of our government legislators - (City, County, State, Federal).
The time is well overdue to require all non - essential government personnel - (Police and ambulance as the only exclusions - NO OTHER EXCLUSIONS) - to be required to drive their State, Federal, City, vehicles to a designated terminal whereby their driving habits can be severely monitored and regulated.
With gas now towering in excess of $4.00/gallon it has become obvious that time has now reached CRITICAL MASS whereby accountability is demanded from the taxpaying public.
I propose the following actions, Effective Immediately, a designated terminal should be required for all County, State, City, and Federal vehicles to be turned-in at the end of each workday, again, no exclusions.
Dramatic measures are required to meet DRAMATIC FUEL COST CONDITIONS. It is only fair to the taxpayers for this system to be implemented ASAP as they are the ones footing the cost to subsidize the current sub-standard system.
With the recent cataclysmic escalation of oil prices - (oil topped $142 a barrel in early - morning trading for the first time) - I feel that you must communicate this message to all of our government legislators - (City, County, State, Federal).
The time is well overdue to require all non - essential government personnel - (Police and ambulance as the only exclusions - NO OTHER EXCLUSIONS) - to be required to drive their State, Federal, City, vehicles to a designated terminal whereby their driving habits can be severely monitored and regulated.
With gas now towering in excess of $4.00/gallon it has become obvious that time has now reached CRITICAL MASS whereby accountability is demanded from the taxpaying public.
I propose the following actions, Effective Immediately, a designated terminal should be required for all County, State, City, and Federal vehicles to be turned-in at the end of each workday, again, no exclusions.
Dramatic measures are required to meet DRAMATIC FUEL COST CONDITIONS. It is only fair to the taxpayers for this system to be implemented ASAP as they are the ones footing the cost to subsidize the current sub-standard system.
Striped Icebergs
Amazing striped icebergs
Icebergs in the Antarctic area sometimes have stripes, formed by
layers of snow that react to different conditions.
Blue stripes are often created when a crevice in the ice sheet
fills up with meltwater and freezes so quickly that no bubbles form.
When an iceberg falls into the sea, a layer of salty seawater can
freeze to the underside. If this is rich in algae, it can form a
green stripe.
Brown, black and yellow lines are caused by sediment, picked up
when the ice sheet grinds downhill towards the sea.
Having the Internet means that we get to see something
that we never imagined!
Wicomico County Sheriff's Office Press Release
Incident: Possession of Crack Cocaine
Date of Incident: 26 June 2008
Location: 6100 Block of Florence Street, Salisbury, MD
Suspects: Kerry T. Flagg, 39, Pocomoke, MD
Narrative: On 26 June 2008 at 5:45PM, Sheriff Mike Lewis, along with deputies from the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office, went to a residence in the 6100 block of Florence Street during the investigation of illegal drug activity. While at the residence, the Sheriff and his deputies began investigating both the residence and the subjects found there. It was during this that the Sheriff located what he recognized as crack cocaine in the possession of Kerry T. Flagg. Other deputies searched the area where Flagg had been sitting and located additional crack cocaine.
Flagg was arrested and transported to the Central Booking Unit at the Wicomico County Detention Center where he was processed and charged with Possession of Crack Cocaine. After an initial appearance before a District Court Commissioner, Flagg was held in the Detention Center on $3,000.00 bond.
Who is W. R. Witzke?
In Friday's Daily Times we were treated to an oddity - a letter to the editor that was both well thought out AND very well written. It didn't hurt that I was in full agreement with the author.
I don't know if Witzke is a man or a woman. I don't know whether he or she is a Democrat or a Republican. I do know that Witzke is either very intelligent or some kind of conservative savant.
Witzke has provided one of the most succinct and persuasive pieces against Wicomico County's antiquated dispensary system. We commend Witzke for his or her writing and logic. We also wish they wrote for us at Delmarva Dealings. We can always use an intelligent voice like this.
cross posted at Delmarva Dealings
I don't know if Witzke is a man or a woman. I don't know whether he or she is a Democrat or a Republican. I do know that Witzke is either very intelligent or some kind of conservative savant.
Witzke has provided one of the most succinct and persuasive pieces against Wicomico County's antiquated dispensary system. We commend Witzke for his or her writing and logic. We also wish they wrote for us at Delmarva Dealings. We can always use an intelligent voice like this.
cross posted at Delmarva Dealings
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Quote of the Day... Pay Attention this one is Deep
Individual rights are not subject to a public vote; a majority has no right to vote away the rights of a minority; the political function of rights is precisely to protect minorities from oppression by majorities (and the smallest minority on earth is the individual).
Ayn Rand
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My Question Of The Day
If Slots do go into Ocean City next year, will drive you to visit Ocean City more often or less often?
Salisbury Police Department Press Releases
On June 23, 2008 at approximately 7:10 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department received a call to respond to a residence on Middleneck Drive for the report of a rape. Upon arrival, the officers met with the victim who advised that on this date a male known to her entered her residence without authorization and raped her. The female, who is fifteen (15) years of age, identified the below listed suspect, who was located and taken into custody.
ARRESTED: Brandon Lewis Townsend, 20 years of age Salisbury, Maryland
CHARGES:
Second degree rape
Fourth degree Sex Offense
Second degree assault
Fourth degree burglary
DISPOSITION: Released to Central Booking CC # 200800022013
On June 23, 2008 at approximately 11:49 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department stopped a vehicle occupied by the below listed suspect in the area of E. Lincoln Avenue for traffic violations. The officers received consent to search the vehicle, and as a result of the search located a piece of suspected crack/cocaine and a glass smoking device containing suspected crack/cocaine residue in the suspect’s possession.
ARRESTED: Jessica Pamela Cordrey, 26 years of age Salisbury, Maryland
CHARGES: Possession of cocaine Possession of cds/paraphernalia
DISPOSITION: Released to Central Booking CC # 200800022040
On June 24, 2008 at approximately 11:45 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department received a call to respond to a residence on Carrolton Avenue for the report of an assault. Upon arrival the officers met with a victim who advised that two (2) suspects, listed below, that were known to the victim had ridden by the victim’s residence in a vehicle and had shot at the victim with a bb gun. The victim was struck by the bb’s but did not sustain an injury. During the assault, the suspects also struck the residence and a nearby vehicle with the bb’s causing minor damage. Responding officers located the vehicle and a check of the vehicle revealed a paintball gun, an air bb pistol with a bag of bb’s and a quantity of suspected marijuana. The investigation is continuing.
ARRESTED #1: Carol Dawn Vance, 23 years of age Salisbury, Maryland
ARRESTED #2: Tiara Nicole Johnson, 24 years of age Salisbury, Maryland
CHARGES: (Both): Second degree assault Malicious destruction of property
DISPOSITION: Both released to Central Booking CC # 200800022168
On June 20, 2008 at approximately 12:45 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department observed the below listed suspect trespassing on posted property on Railroad Avenue. The officers met with the suspect, who was found to be wanted on an outstanding parole retake warrant. As a result of the warrant, the suspect was arrested and a search of the suspect’s person, incident to arrest, revealed a quantity of suspected crack/cocaine and related paraphernalia.
ARRESTED: Rodney Elliot Stevenson, 40 years of age Crisfield, Maryland
CHARGES:
Parole Commission Retake Warrant
Possession of cocaine
Possession of cds/paraphernalia
Trespassing
DISPOSITION: Released to Central Booking CC # 200800021658, 200800021662
ARRESTED: Brandon Lewis Townsend, 20 years of age Salisbury, Maryland
CHARGES:
Second degree rape
Fourth degree Sex Offense
Second degree assault
Fourth degree burglary
DISPOSITION: Released to Central Booking CC # 200800022013
On June 23, 2008 at approximately 11:49 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department stopped a vehicle occupied by the below listed suspect in the area of E. Lincoln Avenue for traffic violations. The officers received consent to search the vehicle, and as a result of the search located a piece of suspected crack/cocaine and a glass smoking device containing suspected crack/cocaine residue in the suspect’s possession.
ARRESTED: Jessica Pamela Cordrey, 26 years of age Salisbury, Maryland
CHARGES: Possession of cocaine Possession of cds/paraphernalia
DISPOSITION: Released to Central Booking CC # 200800022040
On June 24, 2008 at approximately 11:45 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department received a call to respond to a residence on Carrolton Avenue for the report of an assault. Upon arrival the officers met with a victim who advised that two (2) suspects, listed below, that were known to the victim had ridden by the victim’s residence in a vehicle and had shot at the victim with a bb gun. The victim was struck by the bb’s but did not sustain an injury. During the assault, the suspects also struck the residence and a nearby vehicle with the bb’s causing minor damage. Responding officers located the vehicle and a check of the vehicle revealed a paintball gun, an air bb pistol with a bag of bb’s and a quantity of suspected marijuana. The investigation is continuing.
ARRESTED #1: Carol Dawn Vance, 23 years of age Salisbury, Maryland
ARRESTED #2: Tiara Nicole Johnson, 24 years of age Salisbury, Maryland
CHARGES: (Both): Second degree assault Malicious destruction of property
DISPOSITION: Both released to Central Booking CC # 200800022168
On June 20, 2008 at approximately 12:45 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police Department observed the below listed suspect trespassing on posted property on Railroad Avenue. The officers met with the suspect, who was found to be wanted on an outstanding parole retake warrant. As a result of the warrant, the suspect was arrested and a search of the suspect’s person, incident to arrest, revealed a quantity of suspected crack/cocaine and related paraphernalia.
ARRESTED: Rodney Elliot Stevenson, 40 years of age Crisfield, Maryland
CHARGES:
Parole Commission Retake Warrant
Possession of cocaine
Possession of cds/paraphernalia
Trespassing
DISPOSITION: Released to Central Booking CC # 200800021658, 200800021662
Question of the Day, Fri 6/27
Today is National HIV testing day. Have you ever been tested for HIV? Have you had a loved you die of such a disease?
Today is also "Decide to be married" Day. Are you happily married? How many years? Are you happily divorced?
Today is also "Decide to be married" Day. Are you happily married? How many years? Are you happily divorced?
Why We Need A Dispensary Referendum NOW
A well thought-out and literate editorial in this morning's Daily Times provides the answer. Our District 37 and 38 legislators lack the moral courage and political will to tackle this issue without the cover a referendum would provide.
A referendum is really not necessary. IF Wicomico's state legislators wanted to abolish this antiquated system, they could do so in January.
IF our Republican members are the true conservatives that they claim to be, we shouldn't have any problem securing their support. Why do we? How can one claim to be for a free market and yet refuse to abolish a government monopoly?
As for the Democrat members of the Wicomico legislative contingent, I'm a little more sympathetic. The dispensary system (statewide) has historically been a corrupt perk of days gone by and was even used as a perverse electoral tool prior to the 1960's. Democrats are loathe to give up any tool that once helped them maintain an iron grip on the state house.
As usual, Wicomico's County Executive is straddling he fence giving lip service to the POSSIBILITY of a referendum, while dragging his heels to keep the measure off of November's ballot. Ditto for some members of our county council.
Ultimately, no referendum - no action in Annapolis. That is why we need this measure on November's ballot. Without a vote by the people of Wicomico County, their representatives in Annapolis are simply too scared to touch an issue that should have ceased to be controversial upon ratification of the 21st Amendment.
A referendum itself is not a slam dunk. The Wicomico County Liquor Control Board will not hesitate to spend TAXPAYER MONEY to wage a campaign against its passage. Another corrupt perk of an institution that is no longer relevant.
cross posted at Delmarva Dealings
A referendum is really not necessary. IF Wicomico's state legislators wanted to abolish this antiquated system, they could do so in January.
IF our Republican members are the true conservatives that they claim to be, we shouldn't have any problem securing their support. Why do we? How can one claim to be for a free market and yet refuse to abolish a government monopoly?
As for the Democrat members of the Wicomico legislative contingent, I'm a little more sympathetic. The dispensary system (statewide) has historically been a corrupt perk of days gone by and was even used as a perverse electoral tool prior to the 1960's. Democrats are loathe to give up any tool that once helped them maintain an iron grip on the state house.
As usual, Wicomico's County Executive is straddling he fence giving lip service to the POSSIBILITY of a referendum, while dragging his heels to keep the measure off of November's ballot. Ditto for some members of our county council.
Ultimately, no referendum - no action in Annapolis. That is why we need this measure on November's ballot. Without a vote by the people of Wicomico County, their representatives in Annapolis are simply too scared to touch an issue that should have ceased to be controversial upon ratification of the 21st Amendment.
A referendum itself is not a slam dunk. The Wicomico County Liquor Control Board will not hesitate to spend TAXPAYER MONEY to wage a campaign against its passage. Another corrupt perk of an institution that is no longer relevant.
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It's hard to believe $14,000,000.00 later the Salisbury Fire Department is finally complete and the redneck suckers running the joint got nothing more than a Morton Butler Style Building. I guess when you live in a Pre Fab home in Delmar or a Condo/Townhouse, who would know any better, right? It's not like they can say, we knew what we were doing! I mean, I dare you to find me a more expensive Fire Station ANYWHERE in the entire United States, seriously. Idiots!
Obama Reneged on the FISA Bill
In our upside down world in which we live it would seem that the Republicans would want to vote NO on FISA and the Democrats YES. However, quite the opposite is happening and the ACLU is all over it!
As most of you know I am extremely right winged so much so I cannot call myself a Republican but must call myself a Libertarian.
However as Ann Coulter calls him and I think I will follow in her footsteps B. Hussein Obama has stepped from the ranks of the Left and has voted with those on the Right to pass the FISA Bill.
The ACLU says it represents “an unprecedented extension of governmental surveillance over Americans.”
B. Hussein Obama, sounding on Friday a lot like Bush, said: “Given the legitimate threats we face, providing effective intelligence collection tools with appropriate safeguards is too important to delay.”
Here’s what Bush said the same day as Obama: The bill “allows our intelligence professionals to quickly and effectively monitor the plans of terrorists abroad, while protecting the liberties of Americans here at home.”
But it doesn’t protect our liberties, and Obama ought to know that.
Leading Dems are wondering if he has even read the bill! And if he has read it and still approves then it is an even bigger problem!
This bill permits minimal oversight by the Courts, The FISA Court only reviews general procedures for targeting and minimizing the use of information that is collected. The court may not know who, what, or where will actually be tapped, thereby undercutting any meaningful for the court and violating the Fourth Amendment.”
What’s more, in the incredibly rare instances where the FISA Court denies a warrant to the President, under the new bill the President can go ahead and do the wiretapping anyway while the appeals process continues, a process that the ACLU says can take two months.
So Why is B. Hussein Obama breaking ranks with his party and supporting this bill?
If you are supporting him you need to look into these issues and ask yourself if this is a liberty you want to just throw away. The other thing you need to ask yourself is ... What else will he break ranks on?
My next article is going to be in the form of a question...
Do you know the difference between a NeoCon and a NeoLib?
Takes Your Breath Away!
*IMAGINE YOU ARE AT A PARTY on the tenth floor....*
*YOU'VE BEEN ! DRINKING ...*
*(not that you would...)
*AND THEN YOU HAVE TO VISIT THE BATHROOM... *
*You open the door... *
*NOW, REMEMBER,*
*THE FLOOR IS JUST*
* A PAINTED FLOOR!*
Click on image to enlarge.
*KINDA TAKES YOUR BREATH AWAY.....*
*DOESN'T IT?*
*YOU'VE BEEN ! DRINKING ...*
*(not that you would...)
*AND THEN YOU HAVE TO VISIT THE BATHROOM... *
*You open the door... *
*NOW, REMEMBER,*
*THE FLOOR IS JUST*
* A PAINTED FLOOR!*
Click on image to enlarge.
*KINDA TAKES YOUR BREATH AWAY.....*
*DOESN'T IT?*
Advertising Promotion
I wonder if they are giving these out as product promos to all the Doctor's offices?!
EXCLUSIVE - New Local Artist Releases Hit Song
Due to Barrie Tilghmans mandate, no questions asked during public comments shall be answered by anyone on council. This song is dedicated to Louise Smith and all those that bow down to the Queen of Barrieland.
This song is sure to be #1 on the S**hit Parade.
Click Here to Listen I ll Get Back To You On That
I'll Get Back To You On That
by Wicomico Surf
I was swimming in the Wicomico
Where did all the tootsie rolls come from, I don't know
It was gross and kinda bad
Though, I had to ask what happened today? Why am I feeling bad, this way?
She said "I'll get back to you on that"
Different day in the Wicomico
I think I know where my flushes go: In the Wicomico
Oh no, that's cold
Want to know what the problem is?
Want to find out can we fix it?
I don't know, I don't know
But "trust me: She'll get back to you on that"
Trust me "I'll get right back to you on that.
This song is sure to be #1 on the S**hit Parade.
Click Here to Listen I ll Get Back To You On That
I'll Get Back To You On That
by Wicomico Surf
I was swimming in the Wicomico
Where did all the tootsie rolls come from, I don't know
It was gross and kinda bad
Though, I had to ask what happened today? Why am I feeling bad, this way?
She said "I'll get back to you on that"
Different day in the Wicomico
I think I know where my flushes go: In the Wicomico
Oh no, that's cold
Want to know what the problem is?
Want to find out can we fix it?
I don't know, I don't know
But "trust me: She'll get back to you on that"
Trust me "I'll get right back to you on that.
Maryland Chapter 3 Red Knights International Motorcycle Club Iron Butt Ride
Maryland Chapter 3 Red Knights International Motorcycle Club
Iron Butt Ride
**UPDATE**
June 22, 2008
We are off to a great start! Here are the current details!
DEPARTURE DATE: Friday, 27 June between 9 -10 pm
FROM: Berlin- Ocean City Wal-Mart
RETURNING: Saturday, 28 June before dark
TO: Berlin - Ocean City Wal-Mart
So far the route has been planned. I covers 1099 miles and will take a minimum of 18 hours of riding to complete. It involves all three states of Delmarva. The ride will be conducted in a self-paced style, that is to say that there will be a number of bikes participating, but they will be riding in groups no larger than 4 and 2 or 3 is preferred for safety reasons. Each rider will be able to ride at his or her own pace and follow the course stopping when it is necessary for each of the individuals or riding pairs. Safety will be of the utmost importance. Each rider will be linked by cell phone to the lead car and the following truck. This will allow riders to be informed and to inform the lead and following vehicle if there are any problems. *No riders will be expected to talk while riding, they will however be expected to check in with the lead or following cars from time to time during fuel and rest stops. This is again for safety sake.
Riders who become tired and are not able to complete the ride will be afforded the opportunity to be picked up by the follow-up truck and/or to be logged out of the ride and free to return home after they have gotten a chance to rest.
The departure time was chosen in an effort to provide the most daylight hours of riding, especially in unfamiliar areas. By leaving on Friday night, we will be riding in the dark for the first several hours while we are still amped up and on familiar roads. The majority of the ride will be completed during daylight hours. Riding during daylight hours, especially towards to the end of the ride, will be important to increase visibility during what will be your most tired riding time.
WHO: Any member of MD3 is welcome to put their name in the hat and ride. It was discussed that MD3 Road Captains would hold a meeting of riders a couple of times before the event to review the condition of not only the rider, but also the bikes. Safety is the most important part of any ride!
Our goal for the ride is to raise money for the Lupus Foundation. Riders will be asked to raise a minimum of $100 ridership fee with a goal of $250 or more if they are willing to go out and get the pledges. We will have pledge forms for members and riders to use in getting support for the ride soon. Remember if you are unable to make the ride, there are many other ways to contribute. Make a personal pledge to a club member who plans to ride. Raise pledges for a club member who plans to ride. Offer to drive or ride in lead or follow vehicles. Be there Friday night to support our riders. Come back Saturday as our members arrive home. There are so many ways to support this event!
Again we are looking for as many as 20 riders, one lead vehicle with 2-4 and a tailing truck with a trailer and a spare bike with a few members.
For more details contact: Bob Thompson bob@bikedreamstv.com
They are doing the ride to raise money for the Lupas Foundation. They leave from the Wal-Mart in Berlin tomorrow night at 8PM.
Iron Butt Ride
**UPDATE**
June 22, 2008
We are off to a great start! Here are the current details!
DEPARTURE DATE: Friday, 27 June between 9 -10 pm
FROM: Berlin- Ocean City Wal-Mart
RETURNING: Saturday, 28 June before dark
TO: Berlin - Ocean City Wal-Mart
So far the route has been planned. I covers 1099 miles and will take a minimum of 18 hours of riding to complete. It involves all three states of Delmarva. The ride will be conducted in a self-paced style, that is to say that there will be a number of bikes participating, but they will be riding in groups no larger than 4 and 2 or 3 is preferred for safety reasons. Each rider will be able to ride at his or her own pace and follow the course stopping when it is necessary for each of the individuals or riding pairs. Safety will be of the utmost importance. Each rider will be linked by cell phone to the lead car and the following truck. This will allow riders to be informed and to inform the lead and following vehicle if there are any problems. *No riders will be expected to talk while riding, they will however be expected to check in with the lead or following cars from time to time during fuel and rest stops. This is again for safety sake.
Riders who become tired and are not able to complete the ride will be afforded the opportunity to be picked up by the follow-up truck and/or to be logged out of the ride and free to return home after they have gotten a chance to rest.
The departure time was chosen in an effort to provide the most daylight hours of riding, especially in unfamiliar areas. By leaving on Friday night, we will be riding in the dark for the first several hours while we are still amped up and on familiar roads. The majority of the ride will be completed during daylight hours. Riding during daylight hours, especially towards to the end of the ride, will be important to increase visibility during what will be your most tired riding time.
WHO: Any member of MD3 is welcome to put their name in the hat and ride. It was discussed that MD3 Road Captains would hold a meeting of riders a couple of times before the event to review the condition of not only the rider, but also the bikes. Safety is the most important part of any ride!
Our goal for the ride is to raise money for the Lupus Foundation. Riders will be asked to raise a minimum of $100 ridership fee with a goal of $250 or more if they are willing to go out and get the pledges. We will have pledge forms for members and riders to use in getting support for the ride soon. Remember if you are unable to make the ride, there are many other ways to contribute. Make a personal pledge to a club member who plans to ride. Raise pledges for a club member who plans to ride. Offer to drive or ride in lead or follow vehicles. Be there Friday night to support our riders. Come back Saturday as our members arrive home. There are so many ways to support this event!
Again we are looking for as many as 20 riders, one lead vehicle with 2-4 and a tailing truck with a trailer and a spare bike with a few members.
For more details contact: Bob Thompson bob@bikedreamstv.com
They are doing the ride to raise money for the Lupas Foundation. They leave from the Wal-Mart in Berlin tomorrow night at 8PM.
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