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1-Oct-2012 | 14 Reviews
We round up 12 of the best bikes for under a grand
The Korsa Lite is the lightest of the aluminium bikes here. It's the only SRAM-equipped machine, and the Apex kit delivers crisp, reliable shifting.
A sleek-looking carbon fork is in slight contrast to what is quite an agricultural-looking oversized aluminium frameset, with some hefty welds, but the combination is hard to fault out on the road. It's an inspiring ride, at this price, both sprightly and lively but never nervous.
Initial concerns about 'own branded' brake calipers were soon quashed; they actually providing a better performance than many branded alternatives.
Deda Elementi finishing kit along with a San Marco saddle all add further desirability. If anything has been compromised, it's the wheels. R500s are basic, but we didn't notice a lack of performance from them, so it's hard to dish out too severe a punishment for skimping, even though it's usually not somewhere we'd recommend cutting corners.
SRAM Apex/own brand brakes
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This review really seems to split hairs making far too much of "FSA square taper chainset and BB " making it sluggish - come on ?? Anyway so much for the higher rated Boardman with it's problemattic bottom bracket ! No mention of that. Give me the Bianchi steed any day of the week, fine workhorse ans certainly nippy enough and well handling for me - and looks great.
Common guys lets compare apples with apples please. If you get a carbon frame with 105 groupset for sub ┬Ż1000 is that the same as pay the same price for an ali frame? The Ribble Evo Pro Carbon is a very good price and top spec bike, I've done over a 1000 miles on mine with no problems.
"It '¼üres out of corners and up steep climbs with barely any frame '¼éex to dull its responses, even when you get out of the saddle and on the cranks". - Bikeradar , you say its flexible they say its stiff ????
The Forme Longcliffe1.0 is a fantastic bike for the money. Reading this review suggested an unduly sluggish bike but for me at least it gets up to speed quickly and stays there in gears I'd normally avoid. The steering is crisp and the ride comfortable. The kind of bike you could ride all day. Forme was not my first choice as I'd set my heart on a Defy but Giants useless supply arrangements meant waiting several months (not an option through a cycle to work scheme). After years of riding Giant it has become impossible to remain loyal to a brand with no UK stock. Luckily for me my local dealer had started stocking Forme and rcommended the Longcliffe as excellent value, well specced and finished. I'm now very glad I took the risk with a new British brand and wish Forme every success.
Purchased a Forme 1.0 as I have friends who work for the company, looked at the Moda's and to be honest couldn't justify spending the extra as the Forme looked a steal. Becoming more popular by the day and mine has done over 1000 miles and a 4 day trip from Burton 2 Paris and it didn't miss a beat, cannot remember one miss shift. I did find some buzz came through the pedals on long fast down hill sections over Surrey but it flew over the hills, tracked true round the bends and munched the miles hilly, long and flat, dealt with all the British weather could throw at it. Only once did I have to tighten the front brakes. It did seem I could maintain it less than those riding much more expensive bikes and apart from the one or two riders who you would call super fit and made for cycling I could hang in there all day long, superb pick up of speed and easy to maintain and very sure footed when breaking. If I was being critical all I'd say is the paint worked could be better and harder wearing and the holes for holding bottles be of better quality. Also everyone who sees it loves the look of it. I would recommend it to anyone starting out. If your 5'8 upwards take the 53/54cm frame size and not the 51cm. Only reason I am selling mine is because I am moving house and also want a Carbon frame in the spring.
This review of the Evo-Pro Carbon is the only one that I have read that complains about frame flex. Having owned this bike and ridden several other carbon frames of a similar spec, or even better (PRO frame with Di2 ), I would not say the frame is particularly flexible for this level of bike - I found the handling and climbing capabilities to be excellent. I am just under 11 stone, so perhaps this frame favours the lighter rider.
Fair review - Purchased one of these in May. Superb frame and geometry, Roberto Corse componentry leaves a little to be desired especially from a quality perspective. Rear spokes kept coming loose on a long cycling weekend with a tube of Lock Tite being the only solution to get me home..... A new set of wheels beckoned!
i`m never sure how independent these reviews are and how much they are dictated by which ever company is pushing a product on a particular time. i dont own one this bike....wish i did... but the other reviews for the ribble are amazing and seemingly worth much more than a 7 from the recent cycling weekly poll. see http://m.bikeradar.com/gear/category/bikes/road/product/review-ribble-evo-pro-carbon-10-37562 make you own mind up
I did need the bike for to do my charity last year with friends and i start looking for bike and i dont know how,why but this bike come out first when i type in to search but i keep looking for bike but nearly every 3-5pages i seen this bike and i start quite like it so i decid to go for it and this is now 5months and i still LOVE my bike and i so happy i purchased this so i quite happy to recomend this bike to anybody who like cycling,who like to go up on hills easy,go fast down hill and want to ride easy-fast on straight lines cos this bike does it with no problem i am sure u dont want to finish riding if u have this bike!!!1
LOTS of negative brand snobbery regarding Raleigh. I have the airlite 300 and it is a excellent winter bike. In fact I'm considering another Raleigh for my summer one. The airlite frames are excellent and there's no flex or sluggish behaviour. I swapped the standard raleigh nova wheels for some 2013 fulcrum racing 5s and its excellent. Also, the no-name RSP handlebars are the most comfortable and well-fitting bars I have ever had. These are great long distance training bikes and being Raleigh they really do last years. So I definitely would recommend. Having a look/ride on the airlites. Why are these "reviews" so snobby and negative because it doesn't have "the name" on the bar?
I bought an evo pro carbon at the end of last year, very happy with bike, have campag centaur group set, have used on club runs and races and found it to be more than adequate. Only criticism would be the height of the head tube which means it's harder to get the bars low enough for racing, would suggest going a size down if you're planning to race, the frame is probably more suited to club riding and sportives, excellent bike, amazing value for money.
I have just completed the first 1000k on an Evo Pro Carbon, and I have had no issues with stiffness at all. I specced it with 105 all round (compact with 11-28 on the back) and the ITM Aero 2.4 Wheels. Compared to my old bike it flies up hills. The Selle Italia X1 saddle although cheap seems to be relatively comfortable and gives me no issues on a 2 hour ride. It is a very comfortable bike, although probably not as much as a sportive frame. I'm very pleased with it and it looks a LOT better in the flesh than on the website. Given I am 45 now, this will do me until I am 60!
Bought the Bianchi last September....had it 9 months now and I absolutely love it. Fantastic hill climber, very stiff, comfortable and a piece of art to look at. I have hit hundreds of potholes on our rubbish English roads and amazingly the wheels still run true. I cannot fault this bike. Got mine for Ż750 at Palace, Carlisle. Best money I've ever spent. Get one. You won't regret it.
Got my Merckx AMX1from Peddle Pushes in Grantham, great service, great bike. I have done about 2000 miles this summer and the feel and ride, not to mention looks are good. Would recommend the AMX1.
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"Well, hello New York!" Tom said as the lights dimmed at the outset of Wednesday night's sold-out show at New York's famed Madison Square Garden. "It's great to be here with you once again, here in this great temple of rock!"
Kicking things off with "Listen to Her Heart," Tom and The Heartbreakers blazed a two-hour trail through their hit-heavy catalog, including several songs off Mojo. The new blues of Mojo seems to really energize both artist and audience, especially last night after a scorching opening set from the legendary Buddy Guy.
As the last notes of "American Girl" echoed in The World's Most Famous Arena, the Heartbreakers gathered at the lip of the stage and bowed. "Thank you," Petty said before walking off for the time. "'Til we meet again, New York."
Two nights in Philadelphia are up next! Come out and see us and remember to check back for more photos, videos and recaps from the tour!
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Tour Tracks:
Jefferson Jericho Blues
First Flash Of Freedom
Running Man's Bible
I Should Have Known It
Good Enough
American Girl
Oh Well
Listen to Her Heart
Kings Highway
Don't Come Around Here No More
Free Fallin'
I Won't Back Down
Mary Jane's Last Dance
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Learning To Fly
tom gets it
i saw the heartbreakers over 25 times and not once did they dissapoint the band is always tight and they get right to the songs people are there to hear. just look at artist tom works with he is a legend w the dylans and arrisons of the world
Chris Reaich
Travelled with my pregnant wife from Scotland via California and VA Beach to see Tom and the Heartbreakers.
Lifetime ambition fulfilled. Now we have a wee boy and he will definitely be a fan! :-)
Tom, please tour europe soon!
This was the best night of my life!
Every single song was perfect! I went with my dad. This was my first arena show, and it was probably one of the best experiences of my life. My throat was sore for days afterwards, but it was worth it! I was sitting on stage left, about 100 feet away (diagonally) from Tom's mic stand! I loved it. Can there be a "10" rating down here?
I came from florida to see the show at MSG with my die hard Petty fan cousins!! Nothing like seeing ur favorite band with like minded people!!! We had a GREAT time at this show and it was well worth the time off work, travel, and money. Can say there is NOBODY else I would travel to see! Thank you for an excellent show!
It was out of this world!!
Arrived from the UK especially for this show and was not dissappointed!!! What a great show..we couldn't have had a better night...thanks Tom and the Heartbreakers for making our trip worthwhile Truly unforgettable...FANTASTIC.
I actually found myself in the crowd shot provided by the site. What an amazing show! Can't wait for Saratoga. Mix up the set list a little please!
tom and the band were just amazing!! Such energy such rock! They gave it all they had and more!! Hit after hit, new songs from Mojo all brilliant. Travelled from Europe for the show and worth every bit of effort but PLEASE come over here to perform too? Fans here would really appreciate the show to the limit? Fabulous nite in MSG but Europe needs you too please? Well worth the wait and the effort - full marks to Tom and the Heartbreakers for an amazing show.
Tom is da BOMB!!! :-)
This is the 3rd time that my sisters and mom and I saw the Heartbreakers at MSG, and it was the best concert yet. We were on the floor in the 8th row, and I swear, it was one of the best nights of my life. Buddy Guy totally rocked it, and you could really feel the passion through his music.
I've been listening to Tom Petty since I was a baby, and I still can't get over how awesome he and the HB's are. I'm a teenager, and I think that Buddy Guy and the Heartbreakers totally own the newer, younger music artists. We will definitely keep coming back to see Tom Petty live. Keep on rockin'!
I've been listening to Tom Petty since I was a baby, and I still can't get over how awesome he and the HB's are. I'm a teenager, and I think that Buddy Guy and the Heartbreakers totally own the newer, younger music artists. We will definitely keep coming back to see Tom Petty live. Keep on rockin'!
TWO Great Shows
Well, the only thing I was disappointed with really was that Buddy Guy didn't get some of the video screen magic etc that can enhance a set.
Other than that, I knew who Buddy Guy was coming in only really because I had seen him perform on HBO once for one song and I was blown away by him so I was excited to see that he was opening. But I wasn't sure if I was gonna like his songs plural form...Well, he blew me away even more. Had he had the video boards and all that nonsense his set would have been the equal of Petty's.
After Buddy Guy, Tom Petty came out and I recognize at that Tom Petty is getting old (even though I had just watched a 74 year old man rock the house, I knew he was a special case), so I was wondering whether Petty was still going to be able to rock out the classics. But I was pretty confident he would be able to based on what I had heard from the new album MOJO. And he most certainly did. Very much enjoyed seeing him live. Just the same way I did when I was fortunate enough to see him six years ago. Well, the show six years ago was a little better but it didn't have much to do with Petty...I had a better look at the stage and I was outdoors on a grassy knoll. I enjoyed the atmosphere of it all a little more than being in MSG. But being in MSG ain't bad, neither especially for an indoor venue.
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What a treat! I've seen TPATHBs several times over the years but had never seen the band perform at MSG(The temple of Rock). Couldn't wait to see the show. Was the first person to sit down in section two. Felt like a kid waitng for Santa Claus! Buddy Guy was great. In addition to the "hits", it was great to hear and dance to Honey Bee. The Wildflowers Album really helped me get through some change....under my feet, babe, the grass is growin.....anyway, a real treat for the boy from little Anna Maria Island. Only bummer of the night was that Krispy(Crackey) Creme Donuts in Penn Station was closed. Great Band, Great Crowd, Great Show. I might just need to get down to FLA for the Tampa Show!!!!!
Great at MSG
Sitting center stage in the second row and seeing every facial movement of the band is something everyone needs to experience.
Buddy Guy was great. You can see just how much he loves doing what he does. I wish I could have seen more than just an hour of his act.
Tom, Mike and the band were very much on, as they usually are when I've seen them at MSG. Tom referred to it as "the temple of rock 'n' roll". Highlights included the buildup to the end of the regular set including "Don't Come Around Here No More" and "Refugee".
The Mojo material was enjoyable but the consensus was we'd rather he do a couple of less new songs (he did 5 in a row) and I personally wished he did "You Wreck Me" and "Love is a Long Road". But alas we all have our favorites.
The audience participation was amazing !!!! Thank You.
Fantastic Show!!!
Just want to thank Tom and The Heartbreakers for that incredible performnace last night at MSG. It was a night I will not soon forget. I saw sooo happy when I won the tickets on the facebook contest and my seats were fantastic. Thanks again for an amazing night.
Great Show!
Tom and the Heartbreakers put on a great show but I'm very disappointed at the number of people who walked out while he played songs from the new album. People in my section even booed the new album. Everyone's entitled to their own opinion but when you boo Tom Petty....really? Why were you even there then? That's just rude.
But I had a great time at the show. Buddy played the blues which was great and he has a wonderful sense of humor. I loved the energy they had and I'm glad Mike's feeling better!
Tom & the Heartbreakers are SMOKIN!
What a great, great show last night!! I am still singing. Many thanks to the Tom, Mike, Benmont, Ron, Steve and Scott who seem to just get better with time, just like fine wine.Gearing up now for the Saratoga Springs show.
Great show!!! But...
Can we all cut the nonsense here and just admit that Benmont is the best musician in the band? He didn't get a single solo all night!!! Tom, I had an absolute blast, and Buddy was just the perfect opener! But it's like you have such a tremendous talent standing 20 feet from you on stage and it was just ignored!! What gives?
1st time in 31 years
1st and only other time I saw TP he was one of the opening acts for Bruce at the No Nukes concert in MSG. I remember he rocked the house with his early hits. I had seats over the stage door and Bruce hung out right below us watching Tom. He clearly got into the act. But what I saw tonight is a now seasoned legend/veteran who is playing better than I've ever seen. Great show Tom!
First of 4 for Mojo Tour!!!!!!!!!!!!
We're off to NYC. Can't wait to hang out with my favorite guys--my husband,Tom, Mike, Benmont, Ron, Steve, and Scott. I LOVE TPATHB season. See you again in Phila and Phoenix. Thanks for the past 58 shows. You truly are the most passionate and talented band and have been my top stress reliever for over 30 years. Keep rockin' and making me smile!!!! I have my maracas..."OH WELL."
Birthday Gift to Myself!
Bought these tickets as my birthday gift. This will be our 6th show to see the band - the 7th will be next month at Saratoga Springs (anniversary present - it's the "2010 summer of the Heartbreakers" for us). We have never, ever been disappointed in any show. You leave singing and wanting more. I have never seen a band that really loves playing together like this band - you can feel it through the music. I enlisted four new converts for their first time show and assured them it will be AMAZING! Thanks guys for all of the years of GREAT music. Oh, and we are so diggin' Mojo. Great, great album.
the waiting is the hardest part!!!
okay tom taking all my girls tomorrow to see you and checking out the previous sets i am soo excited!!! the st louis show sounded amazing!! play that for us new yorkers!! it will be my daughters first show and i cant wait to share the experience with them!! see you tomorrow!!
Watch Out, New York City
The weather has been hot. But it is going to be SCORCHING on Wednesday in New York City when the boys rock Madison Square Garden. And don't miss Buddy Guy, he's a legend and a big influence on Tom and the Heartbreakers. It's nice to see what got them going in their youth and helped shape what they became - our Rock 'n Roll heroes!
28 years
my best friend in high school and i hitched our wagon to the heartbreaker express in 1982 at stabler arena- lehigh university, PA. i was 15. he was 16- and could drive the hour to the show. it was the long after dark tour. stage was unadorned, band was insane. pure, unhinged rock and roll. that was 28 years ago. i haven't missed a tour. we're reuniting at the garden for the 2010 tour tomorrow, my best friend and i. who knew?! well, i think we had a pretty good idea...
MSG Show 7/28 Woo Hoo!!!
Going with my best friend for her birthday. Going to Heartbreaker's show's since 1981. Would love to hear "Woman in Love". A real throw back and a great song. The live version on the new box set is totally awesome!! See you tomorrow!!
Came to USA on friday from Sweden. Really looking forward to the concert. You rock Tom!
Can't Wait!
So psyched about the show tomorrow! My fiance and I bought floor tickets months ago. Tom Petty has meant a great deal to us and this show is exactly 1 month from our wedding. We're hoping the set list switches up a little, as we'd love to hear The Waiting, but we are just thrilled to be able to go!!!
I flew from Barcelona on Saturday, and I never thought I would be so close to live a live experience with TP & The Heartbreakers. If there's a surprise i'd love to hear on the setlist this would be JJ Cale's thirteen days. Anyway just to be there on wednesday will be one of the moments in my life.
Can't Wait!
My girl bought us great floor seats for my birthday.
I saw Buddy guy in Montclair a couple months ago and this is going to be a killer combo of a show. I hope Buddy jams with Tom and the boys.
If I were to make one request for a song that hasn't been on the tour yet it would be "Even The Losers" (her favorite).
i know its kind of lame but its my friends birthday but i figure who knows worth a shot, couple years back we went and saw springsteen on my same friends birthday and bruce randomly sang happy birthday which was pretty cool, and itd be cooler if you did it, and if you sing happy birthday then i dont have to and i think everyone with ears will appreciate that. see you wednesday


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New From East Tennessee
Im new from east tennessee. i have a 2000 gmc sierra 4.8 lowered on 20s.
Here is a picture. glad i finally found a sierra forum
2000 Gmc Sierra 4.8
20" Eagle Alloys With New Nitto Tires
Full Beltech Suspension
Djm Drop Control Arms
Hypertech Power Programmer
10-30-2010, 08:56 AM #2Welcome to the club!
Bobby - North Carolina
2008 4x4 5.3L V8
6" Suspension Lift and 1.5" Body Lift
20x9 Ballistic Jesters w/35" Toyo Open Country MT's & 1.5" rear wheel spacers
4:56 Yukon Gears
Hypertech Speedometer Calibrator
Baja style bed mount spare tire carrier
Flowmaster 40 series dual exhaust
Recon Smoked LED tails/3rd brake lights/black projectors w/switchback LED's in the corners
N-Fab Nerf Steps
No Fear Pedals
Tint, Line-X bedliner, Window visors, Rear wheel well liners
Painted front grill, bow ties and door badges, de-"lettered" tailgate
Powder coated front and rear bumpers
10-30-2010, 11:13 AM #3Welcome to the club!
2003 Chevy Silverado 2500HD LT 4x4, Crew Cab
6.6L Duramax Diesel (LB7) with an automatic Allison 1000 5 speed.
Spray-in bed liner, S&B Air Filter, Homemade CAI ram scoop, ball hitch for Gooseneck
Black toolbox, metallic-black bowtie, 5.5" NV-200C Bumper Off-Road lights behind a blacked-out grille
285/75R16E BFG A/Ts
Future Upgrades: Exhaust, CAI, programmer, intercooler, torque converter
10-30-2010, 12:00 PM #4To the Site.....Sharp Looking Ride!!......
10-30-2010, 02:19 PM #5Welcome to the G M T C ! Sharp looking truck!
2010 Z/71 Colorado C/C
Black 4X4 w/5.3L V8
2007 Winnebago Adventurer
w/8.1L Chevy & Allison 6spd.
Canyon Lake, Texas
10-30-2010, 05:12 PM #6Welcome to the site!
[/SIGPIC]2009 Chevy Silverado LT 1500 EXT CAB 4X4 Vortec 4.8L SFI,K&N air filter,Weathertech Floor Liners ,Weathertech Stone/Bug Deflector, Line X Spray On Bedliner, TruXport Rollup Tonneau Cover, Molded Mudguards, Viper 5701 LE 2 way Security Alarm/Remote Starter, Xm Satelite Radio,BILSTEIN 5100 rear shocks,BILSTEIN 5100 front levelling shocks,READYLIFT 2" rear lift blocks,Goodyear Wrangler Territorys -265/70R 17"
11-02-2010, 12:29 AM #7Welcome aboard!!
1997 Chevy S-10 Blazer 4X4 with 330K miles and counting (Hunting rig).
2009 Saturn Aura XE (wifes car)
2011 F-150 Crew 4X4
"Hold it to the floor till you see God.... Then Brake!!!!"
11-02-2010, 01:47 AM #8Welcome to the Club!!!
Mike (Denver, CO) - 2008 Sierra 1500 Z71 SLE 5.3L 4WD
SUSPENSION: Rancho 4" Suspension Lift; Rancho RS9000XL Shocks; Rancho Skid Plates; Rancho MyRide Wireless Shock Controller;
TIRES: BFG All Terrain KO 315/70/17
DRIVE TRAIN: 4.56 Gears; Detroit TrueTrac Differential; True Cool 40k Transmission Cooler
PERFORMANCE: DiableSport Predator Tuner; Custom Tuned by Diablew; Magnaflow Exhaust; AFE Cold Air Intake
ELECTRONICS: Kenwood DNX6180 Touchscreen; Subthump box w/10" Kicker; Driver Information Center (DIC); Rear View Camera
ACCESSORIES: Westin Brush/Grill Gaurd; Westin Nerf Bars; Truxedo Tonneau; 20% Tint; Tow Mirrors w/Heat & Signals
11-02-2010, 02:50 AM #9Welcome to the Gm truck club.
1988 Chevy C-3500 2wd (no pic)
350 c.i. 5.7 L Stock Block, 4 Bolt Mains
L-31 Vortec Heads, Edelbrock Cam & Intake,
Holley 650, Flowtech Headers, Magnaflow exh.
Jet Trans 700R4, B&M Ratchet, 4:10 gears,
3" susp. lift kit "shadetree"
No rev limiter, No speed limiter lol
11-02-2010, 10:37 PM #10Hi, and welcome to the site!
Eddie , 2000 Chevy Tahoe Z71 (old style)
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Back in October we spoke with Nokia at the Festival of Marketing. The topic up for discussion was referral sales marketing and how it gives brands a new way of taking part in eccommerce without selling direct to consumers.
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We all know that Christmas is a huge season for retailers, but it's also a big deal for affiliate marketers.
Bloggers everywhere are starting to reveal their site content for the holiday season: what we should wear, what we could cook and what we must buy our children.
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Winter is here and the Christmas decorations are out in full force.
According to the BRC-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor, online sales over Christmas 2012 were up by almost 20% compared to the year before as almost 60% of people did most of their Christmas shopping online.
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Christmas is coming and the geese are getting fat. OK, so it's still relatively warm outside, but as we move into autumn, it's time to start thinking about the holiday season.
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September is here again and the kids are back to school.
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Content is king. This phrase might have been around a long time, but it's still applicable to marketing. Of course, nowadays it's only truly valid if the content is personalised.
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Given the surge of ecommerce and the collapse of Blockbuster, HMV and Jessops, it seems bricks and mortar shops may eventually disappear.
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Complete Jobs Report Preview: NFP Exp. 185K, Unemployment Rate Exp. 7.2%
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Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/06/2013 - 06:58The latest "most important payrolls day of all time" day is finally upon us. Of course, this is a ridiculous statement: considering that the average December seasonal adjustment to the actual, unadjusted number is 824K jobs, it will once again be up to the BLS' Arima X 13 goal-seeking, seasonal adjusting software to determine whether the momentum ignition algos send stocks soaring or plunging, especially since the difference between up and down could be as small as 30K jobs. As Deutsche Bank explains: " today's number is probably one where anything above +200k (net of revisions) will lead to a further dip in risk as taper fears intensify and anything less than say +170k will probably see a decent relief rally after a tricky week for markets. Indeed yesterday saw the S&P500 (-0.43%) down for a fifth day - extending a sequence last seen in September." And then consider that nearly 30 times that difference comes from seasonal adjustments and it becomes clear why "farcial" is a far better definition of labor Friday.
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Japanese Bonds Tumble Most In 3 Months As Ito Says GPIF Should Cut Holdings
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/06/2013 - 00:11JGB Futures prices are dropping in a manner eerily reminiscent of the May period of debacle before the BoJ started to regain control. The catalyst for today's biggest bond price drop in 3 months is Takatoshi Ito's comments demanding the Government Pension fund starting greatly rotating from bonds to stocks: "Now is the right time to sell, while the BOJ is buying."
Stocks bounced higher initially but are losing most of those gains as bonds hit low prices of the session (and fears re-arise that the BoJ is not in total control after all). As we warned before, the JGB market is "dead" for all intent and purpose and there is simply not enough liquidity to support any significant selling pressure. JGB 10Y Yields are the highest since Oct 1st.
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As Fast Food Workers Go On Strike In 100 Cities, Applebees Unveils The "Waiter Terminator"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/05/2013 - 22:55Today, in the latest escalation by minimum paid restaurant workers who demand greater wages, Fast-food workers and labor organizers are set to turn out in support of higher wages in cities across the country Thursday and walkouts are planned in 100 cities, with rallies set for another 100 cities. While it's not clear what the actual turnout will be, how many of the participants are workers and what impact they'll have on restaurant operations, it is possible that your 99 cent lunch may be delayed or outright cancelled today. While they are of course free to act as they choose, they may want to reconsider since in the very near future you may not even have the option of choosing, as it will be done for you. Earlier this week, restaurant chain Applebees unveiled what may soon be the "Waiter Terminator."
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Food Poverty In The UK Has Reached "Public Health Emergency" Levels
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/05/2013 - 22:01This tragic story emanating from the UK just doesn't seem to go away. Probably because it's true. The food crisis across the pond first came to our attention in earnest back in October when the Red Cross announced it was set to provide food aid to the UK for the first time since World War II. The latest twist to this unacceptable saga comes via a letter send by a group of doctors and senior academics from the Medical Research Council and two leading universities to the British Medical Journal calling it a "public healthy emergency" and accusing the government of covering up the problem by delaying a report on the subject.
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Citi: Bitcoin Could Look Attractive To Reserve Managers As A Complement To Gold
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/05/2013 - 21:35Bitcoin and other Internet currencies are viewed by some as a Beanie baby fad and, as Citi's Steve Englander notes, by others as revolutionizing the financial system. Market acceptance of alternative currencies now looks to be growing a lot faster than the pace at which the supply of Bitcoin and Bitcoin wannabees is expanding the Internet money supply. The responses fell into five categories which we feel are well worth considering before trading or utilizing the digital currency (including Bitcoin's role in reserves management - Bitcoin with its inelastic supply and deflationary bias would look attractive to reserve managers as a complement to gold, and in contrast to fiat currencies in unlimited supply.). Among skeptics, a minority think that security is a much bigger issue than proponents admit. However correct the longer-term concerns, there is nothing obvious to derail the expansion of Internet currencies in the near-term, as they are meeting both legitimate and illicit economic and social needs.
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GMO's James Montier Skewers Bridgewater: Risk Parity = "Snake Oil In New Bottles"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/05/2013 - 20:58Nearly a year ago, we penned "Return = Cash + Beta + Alpha": in which we performed "An Inside Look At The World's Biggest And Most Successful "Beta" Hedge Fund. The fund in question was Bridgewater, and Bridgewater's performance was immaculate... until the summer when the sudden and dramatic rise in yields as a result of the Bernanke Taper experiment, blew up Bridgewater's returns for 2013 and at last check, at the end of June, was down 8% for the year. As further explained in ""Yield Speed Limits" And When Will "Risk Parity" Blow Up Again", an environment in which rates gap suddenly higher (and in the current kneejerk reaction market all moves are purely in the form of gaps as risk reprices from one quantum to another in milliseconds) is the last thing Ray Dalio's strategy wants. Be that as it may, and successful as Dalio's fund may have been until now, tonight James Montier of Jeremy Grantham's GMO takes none other than Bridgewater to task, in a letter in which among other things, he calls risk parity "just old snake oil in new bottles", and sums up his view about the strategy behind Bridgewater in the following equation:
Risk Parity = Wrong Measure of Risk + Leverage + Price Indifference = Bad Idea
and proceeds to skewer it: 'At a fundamental level, risk parity is the antithesis of everything that we at GMO hold dear. " Read on for his full critique.
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Asymmetrical Bubbles
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/05/2013 - 20:03Bubbles are created when investors do not recognize when rising asset prices get detached from underlying fundamentals, but perhaps George Soros' perspective on bubbles is most prescient: "financial markets, far from accurately reflecting all the available knowledge, always provide a distorted view of reality. The degree of distortion may vary from time to time. Sometimes it's quite insignificant, at other times it is quite pronounced. Every bubble has two components: an underlying trend that prevails in reality and a misconception relating to that trend. When a positive feedback develops between the trend and the misconception, a boom-bust process is set in motion. Eventually a tipping point is reached when the trend is reversed; it then becomes self-reinforcing in the opposite direction. Typically bubbles have an asymmetric shape. The boom is long and slow to start. It accelerates gradually until it flattens out again during the twilight period. The bust is short and steep because it involves the forced liquidation of unsound positions." Does an asset bubble currently exist? Ask anyone and they will tell you "NO." However, maybe it is exactly that tacit denial which might just be an indication of its existence.
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In California, A Tesla Has Now Been Bought With Bitcoin
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/05/2013 - 19:11"Lamborghini Newport Beach in California is proud to announce that we are fully capable of accepting Bitcoin as payment for vehicles.
We are excited to be opening the door to this new currency.
We just sold our very first vehicle with Bitcoin as legal tender! "
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Thursday Humor: Obama "Fixes" The Economy
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/05/2013 - 18:38As the President loses his Millennial voting base, despite "fixing" Obamacare, his populist push for a raise to the minimum wage (who wouldn't want more money than 'market rates' for doing the same shit) and class-warfare-inspiring inequality speech may be his party's last best hope. However, in the meantime, if US citizens can tear themselves away from X-Factor for 30 seconds, the following clear concise chart shows how easy it is to create 140,000 jobs... Our question... why not raise the minimum wage to $100?
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JCP Slides After Hours After Announcing An SEC Inquiry Into Its Follow On Equity Offering
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/05/2013 - 18:32On September 26, mere hours after a foundering JCP swore up and down to CNBC it would not, repeat not, sell shares to raise much needed liquidity, the same company proceed to go ahead... and sell 84 million shares of stock via Goldman Sachs (which two days earlier suggesting JCP may be a bankruptcy candidate in a credit research report). Back then we summarizes JCP's actions as follows: "Guess what. They lied. Is this criminal? Surely the SEC will get involved immediately." Obviously, the last statement was delivered with an unlimited dose of sarcasm. Which is why we were absolutely floored to read in the company's just released 10-Q that the SEC did, in fact, do just that.
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This Is Your Economy... On Drugs
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/05/2013 - 18:14The last few years have seen over $10 trillion in global central bank liquidity 'drugs' pumped into the system of the world's economy. Some may remember the '80s commercial, "this is your brain on drugs;" we suspect, after looking this chart below, they will want to "just say no" to the Fed...
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Kyle Bass Warns When "Everyone Is 'Beggaring Thy Neighbor'... There Will Be Consequences"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/05/2013 - 17:32"There are going to be consequences to central bank balance sheet expansion all over the world," Kyle Bass tells Steven Drobny in his new book, The New House of Money, adding "It's a beggar-thy-neighbor policy, but everyone is beggaring thy neighbor." The Texan remains concerned at QE's effects on wealth inequality and worries that "at some point this is going to ignite and set cost pressures off." While Gold-in-JPY is his recommended trade for non-clients, his hugely convex trades on Japan's eventual collapse remain as he explains the endgame for his thesis, "won't buy back until JPY is at 350," and fears "the logical conclusion is war."
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Nelson Mandela Has Died: Obama Addresses The Nation - Live Feed
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/05/2013 - 17:17After struggling for many months, Nelson Mandela has passed away at age 95. Leaders from South Africa's Zuma, New Zealand's Key, UK's Cameron, and now President Obama seemed to be ready with prepared statements and Obama is due to address the nation at 1720ET to mourn the "inspirational leader, remarkable man."
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Top 10 Sports Media Busts
The news of Tiki Barber appearing on SNY over the weekend got us thinking. No, don't worry, Barber didn't say anything in his coverage of the Giants/49ers game that actually stimulated any brain cells. Instead, Barber's precipitous fall from the Today Show to a regional network got us to wonder where Barber ranked in all-time busts in the sports media. There have been many flops in the world of announcing and analyzing sports. Some were world-class athletes who became cringe-worthy analysts. Some were athletes who flopped when given a stage even bigger than sports. Some were comedians or celebrities who brought more eyerolls than eyeballs. Check out our list of the Top 10 Sports Media Busts and let us know what you think!
(10) John Sutcliffe - ESPN's Monday Night Football
-Our first entrant doubles as the most recent. It's great that ESPN seeks to give crossover exposure to ESPN Deportes. By all accounts, John Sutcliffe is a great journalist there. However, when his time on the mothership came earlier this year as a sideline reporter on ESPN's Monday Night Football, Sutcliffe dropped the ball so bad that he was taken off the air midway through the broadcast.
(9) Bobby Valentine - ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball
-Bobby V was always a great soundbyte as a manager because of his wit and personality. Naturally, one thought these traits would make a great transition into the studio or the broadcast booth. And yes, when Valentine was hired to be a part of ESPN's Baseball Tonight stable, the move was met with excitement. While Valentine never wowed the masses in the studio, he never really embarrassed himself. As it turns out, Bobby V saved that for the booth as part of the revamped Sunday Night Baseball team in 2011. Valentine was routinely panned by the masses on Twitter, with this out-of-nowhere rant on Cubs SS Starlin Castro Exhibit A. Thankfully, the Red Sox saved viewers by hiring Bobby V as manager this winter while ESPN hired Terry Francona.
(8) Joe Montana & Isiah Thomas - NBC Sports
-Though Montana and Thomas were all-time greats in their sports, NBC swung and missed when hiring the two as analysts in the 90s. All the poise Montana showed as one of the greatest QBs ever never got the chance to show through his bland takes. In fact, Montana gave analysis worthy of a man whose family was being held off-stage at gunpoint. Meanwhile, Thomas's soft voice and stammered analysis made him a difficult listen, even when NBC pushed him as their lead NBA analyst.
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So I played voodoo three times just to try him out, I think one was 16-9 10-4 and 7-2. Better than normal for me, but I want to optimize my ability with him.
Here is my Build Order:
x6 runes
x1 mana
x1 hp pot
x2 minor totems
Staff of the masters
Next: Shrunken Head
There's a big leap from items, I want to be able to be better at voodoo, what items should I get in between. And somehow I am always carrying my team, Is that normal?
x2 Enhanced bracelets would be my choice as you're really a paper bag when it comes to survivability, if you're facing plenty of disables, BKB first, if not(and you have good initiators) go SoTM first.
Steamboots are +str obviously.
You shouldn't be carrying, you should be supporting and making kills happen, you should be the one who tries to curse 2(or more) people(or their biggest threat) so he melts down in seconds.
You can throw in wards in there if you have no other support heroes ;p
voodoojester is the only hero where codex is actually viable with. Why? well because...
1. stun enemy hero
2. use cursed ground
3. use lvl 5 codex (800 magic damage)
4. Cursed ground amplifies damage by codex by 120% or X2.2 damage
5. you end up dealing 1760 damage from effects of cursed ground + codex alone, not to mention anything else you throw at him while cursed ground's duration lasts.
Hmm, after your start items, I'd go steamboots, 2 bracelets, then go for codex and after that shrunken head. The only hero I would use codex on, is Voodoo Jester. Curse, then codex = dead.
Ooo, thanks! I'll be sure to get a codex and if I am being ripped I'll get bracers!
Codex i think is overkill.
To play him properly, SOTM and shrunken is best.
Voodoo is one char where I have actually seen SoTM do well. I've seen people with Assassin's Shroud and SoTM cause all sorts of hell.
Assassin's, get in, Ult, the Acid Cocktail and Hightail out of there.
Yeah, if you're playing noobs, assassin's works fine, as they won't buy wards or dust.
Also if you're versus lots of disablers, get shrunken head first, or your ulti will be stopped straight away, so your staff of master will be wasted.
Depending on the lineup you are facing, the item build will change.
I go for assassins often as invisible ulti is very good, but as said above, some AoE stunns with kick you out of chaneling even when invis, so shrunken head may be far superior in some situations.
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It all depends on the type of games ur playing. Is there a competent scout (lol i know) no the other team? Do they have wards? Dust? If all these are a NO, get assassin shroud and LOL to victory.
However, if they are smart, (probably in non-em games), Shrunkin Head insures the longevity of your ult.
<3 Getting SotM first tho, makes your ult rape so much more. (LoL getting a Triple kill as they run away with Maledict on them)
What I normally do as far as item progression is :
1. Monkey
2. Mana Pot x 2
3. Runes x 6
4. 2 x Minor Runes
Pretty sure that adds up to 586.
ASAP, get a Bottle to yourself. Then upgrade to Flying monkey. Assuming I have not gotten raped in the lane yet, I fly myself marchers (just the 50% ones). Then i go for Glowstone ( Life + Mana = Win). Then finish Steamboots, and continue making SotM. By time you have boots + SotM, u should be around LvL 12 or so. (You will have around 1300 life and 1100 mana with boots and SotM). Then its all situational. Sometimes, if they have a buncha squishies, I go for Codex. If they got int, BKB to survive the nuke. And if they got all melee, Shroud.
All play styles are different, I love playing voodoo agressively. Not really as a carry, but as a strong ganker/support. Coordinate with your team that your going to go -> Cocktail (stun) -> Cursed Ground --> UNLOAD DAMAGE ASAP. Watch them run away and die to your dot. Gotta learn not to chase them down, your dot WILL kill them if they start running away at around 30-40% hp. Unless they stone out.....
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Start 3x runes blight, 2x mana pot, 2x pretenders go to steamboots then 2 str bracers and then sotm followed by either shrunken head or assassin shroud. Which you go depends on their lineup of disables ... if they have aoe disables go shrunken head if they have single target (especially ults like succy/plague/any ult that stuns/disables) go shroud. Jester is good in lane and good ganker and provided you get a good ult off in a teamfight you win everytime.


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We need to look at the positive economic impact on Michigan when circuses come to communities. These events provide employment, tax revenue, and peripheral economic benefit to restaurants, hotels, and shops in the vicinity of the circus venues.
Additionally, what was the exact legislative discussion as to the scope of this bill? Non-human primates is all-encompassing but the parenthetical above states (Ban pet monkeys or apes). What about lemurs and tarsiers? Those are primates, as well.
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17th Annual Branson Orphan Car Show
Hosted by the Ozark Trails Chapter of the Studebaker Drivers Club, and held for the first time at the Branson Landing, a multi-million dollar open air shopping mall on the waterfront of Lake Taneycomo. The change of venue was forced by a recent spring tornado, rendering the regular location unusable, and the Branson Landing activity director has kindly allowed us to hold the show at the mall.
Cars will be parked at Center Promenade of the mall, from about 9 am to 10 pm. The show are is bricked to appear as cobblestone, so it is a requirement that each car have provision for catching any drips beneath it.
The host hotel is the Ramada Inn on Hwy 76 with a show room rate of $50.72 which includes a hot breakfast each morning. The Ramada reservation phone number is 800-641-4106.
The show includes orphan cars manufactured 1975 or before - Kaiser, Frazer, Willys, Hudson, Terraplane, Essex, Rockne, Reo, Studebaker, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, DeSoto, Corvair and Edsel to mention a few.
We're also very excited to have in place a commitment from the Colorado owner of the number 17 Tucker automobile to display his car at the show.
Start Date:07 September 2013
End Date:08 September 2013
Yearly Event:Yes
Location:Branson, Missouri


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