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La Fille du Consul
Artist: Delphine Roche de Montgrand)
Location: Paris, France
Blog: La Fille du Consul (Means "the consul's daughter")
What do you create?
I make small "sculptures to wear", "3D trompe l'oeil". My work plays with the spectator's sight who wonder if it is old or current, real or false, if it is eaten or not, or if it could melt…
What is the first memory that you have of making something crafty/artsy?
A nice February morning, 10 years ago, I saw in the garden cherry trees blossomed out. I gathered some of these white flowers with pleated petals, and at home, I wanted to reinterpret them in polymer clay. It is a material I used as I was a little girl. My first flowers arose from there.
When and why did you decide to start your business?
In 2002, I was a salaried worker in interior design for some years. In those days, my boss saw some of my personal work. He encouraged me to make my own creations in order to start my own business. And he was right: I think I do what I like, even if every day isn't easy and I'm not made for having a boss!
Where do you get your inspiration for your projects?
My inspiration comes from nature, vegetables, coral, every thing I like and I miss in town, but also from chocolate and gingerbreads ( I lived as a child in Germany, it is a part of my inspiration). Another part of my inspiration comes from old paintings from the 17th, 18th centuries and still lives, "Wunderkammer", curiosities…
Which of the tools you use is your favorite?
I use most often Polymer clay. I like colour and volume, and this material authorize to model colour. Sometimes I use also Papier-mâché.
What keeps you motivated?
I am motivated by every thing I see around me, some nice or funny ideas come each day more and more. Also I like to see the work of other designers on internet, it also means I'm not all alone working, even if I work by myself. The internet is a great place to feel emulation, it pushes me to create more, it always gives me new ideas.
The bad side of this emulation is that when you have so many ideas, you can't realize them all, so it gives you a little bit of frustration not to have the time to make every thing you would like to.
One more thing that motivates me is the approval of the public. It's important when you understand people are waiting for you.
How do you get the word out about your work?
I began my web-blog in 2006 and I realize it is my principal communication tool. Then I added other internet tools, like Myspace and Flickr. I also communicate a lot by emails.
What is your main goal for the next 6-12 months?
I have a project with other french speaking designers.
I would say not to begin alone first. Watch how a business functions in a company. So the first thing to do is join a company with salaried workers, and to keep your eyes wide open. A good financial "sitting" is also a important thing to take into account: it is difficult to live from your own work immediately.
What's the most important thing you'd like people to know/understand about your work?
I think the most important thing is that my work is a modeling and sculpture work. I make sculptures to wear or to put down. I don't have any jewelery training.
Who are some of your favorite indie designers/artists?
Lalique and Art nouveau, Line Vautrin, Claude Lalanne, Elsa Schiaparelli, Michele Oka Doner, Géraldine Gonzales , Les farfelus farfadets, Claire Basler, Christian Lacroix, Karl Blossfeldt, Clémentine de Chabaneix… and lots of others.
If you had the time, what new craft/medium would you like to learn or use?
I would like to work a bit more with papier-mâché. Every thing that uses paper tempts me.
What's your definition of a perfect day?
The perfect day? It's perhaps when, at night I go to sleep with satisfaction of the work well finished, and that is not always the case.
Thank you Delphine!


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Ravens FS Ed Reed has been suspended one game for "repeated violations of the rule prohibiting hits to the head and neck area of defenseless players."
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There are some great articles in latest issue of Greater Good Magazine on the importance of play, with some great advice for parents.
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"Over the last two decades alone, children have lost eight hours of free, unstructured, and spontaneous play a week. More than 30,000 schools in the United States have eliminated recess to make more time for academics. From 1997 to 2003, children's time spent outdoors fell 50 percent, according to a study by Sandra Hofferth at the University of Maryland. ...Decades of research has shown that play is crucial to physical, intellectual, and social-emotional development at all ages. This is especially true of the purest form of play: the unstructured, self-motivated, imaginative, independent kind, where children initiate their own games and even invent their own rules."


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Finished Reunion Bricks Quilt
I used a Layer Cake (stack of pre-cut 10" squares) for the bricks, which gave me lots of prints and colors to play with. The sashing is Kona charcoal. I did not do the quilting - it was done by Becky Heslop (hi Becky!). I gave her free-reign to do what she wanted, and love the outcome.
I especially love the simple way she quilted the chevron fabric on the borders - totally changes the look of the fabric. The binding is a red dot leftover from Freebird. I'm trying to only use the fabric I've already got on hand - even if it's something I was saving for another project. (gasp!) Because who knows if that project is ever really going to happen. It's time to use that stash.
I think that I love the back equally much. That little pennant print is charming. I also used the left over 10" squares from the layer cake to piece the back, but I needed more fabric to supplement so I used some solid red. In looking for a few more blocks to add, I pulled this plaid from Denyse Schmidt's latest collection, Aunt Edna at JoAnn's. It was perfect! It was so perfect - I wished I'd used it in the front too.
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The College News VOL. XXII, No. 10 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1936 CopyrlKht BRYN MAWR COU.KGE NKWS. 1936 PRICE 10 CENTS Grenfells Spending ' Kay Swift to Play Gershwin Score Kay Swift is coming to play at the Winter Ofj CamOUS Deanery on Sunday afternoon, Janu --------- I ary 26th, at 5 o'clock. She is a pi- "Adventures of Lecture-Tours anist and composer and will lecture^ Far More Harrowing Than; ! on and play the score of "Porgy and Those of Arctic" Bess" which will open in Philadelphia ; the following day. 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I have shared a few, bl.iniantlVi but she says of her sing. adventures with him when the ice was . �My vojce jg small and not beau. a bit thin and also on the sea whentiful> but , ging on]y to td, the audi. we had close calls, but that sort of!ence tne iyrjcs-� thing i� not nearly so adventurous as j Her presenUtion of the �Porgv . ajecture tour. Once in England some- \ and Begs� at the Art Alliance in one asked Sir Wilfred what was the! Philadeiphia. some weeks ag0 met coldest place he had ever been. He|with great success_ replied: 'A British bedroom in j ________________ WThV Grenfells are staying at the Madrigal Singers Come Deanery, where they have been keep-! To Goodhart Saturday ing themselves quietly since December j --------- 10 and where they intend to remain; The London Madrigal Singers who until March. It is their usual cus-;are performing in Goodhart Hall on torn to alternate winters in Labrador Saturday afternoon, January 18, at rand England; but this year, because 3 p. m-> afford an excellent oppor- of Lady GrenfelPs recent illness, seek- tunity to hear a practical demonstra- ing a quiet place where Sir Wilfred' tjon 0f the musical art on which Canon could carry on his supervising work Fcllowes is speaking earlier in the in New York, they selected the Bryn vro^c The group is composed of Mawr campus, where they have so 8even sjngers who are in the United often enjoyed visits before. Aside states for a two weeks' tour. Bryn from his ordinary work of supervision I Mawr has been privileged to secure and a few scattered lectures, Sir Wil- them. fred is also collecting into book fornij The London Singers not only are the stories heard from Labrador fish- especially recommended by Canon Fel- ermen in over forty years of work i0Wes, but also have won wide ac- with them. | claim throughout England as the "I myself have written only one, group which gives the finest and most book," continued Lady Grenfell, authentic performances of Elizabethan "called he Petit Noel, written how; Madrigals. The director, Mr. T. B. many years ago I do not recall. All j Lawrence, does not conduct the con- my literary efforts since *then havejcerts jn a formal way, as that would gone into Sir Wilfred's writing, where! Dc contrary to the spirit in which I begin far behind the proofs in the madrigals were sung at the time of very first stages of the writing. I j their greatest popularity. Instead, don't know a thing about medical ithe singers sit around a table in an work and nursing, not a thing. I am j informal manner and sing in much at the executive end of our wprk, the j the same way as the original madri- trying-to-be-the-money-making end. I \ galists did. must have learned much of my love| Madrigals were sung by both men of managing in college, for I was on ail(] women; thus the group presents a the Self-Government and the Under-1 variety of songs, some for mixed graduate Boards; one year I was head j V(,jceS) some part songs for women's of choir; I helped to coach the hockey, voices, some classified as folk songs, team, and was stage manager for alli(,thers as madrigals, and still others sorts of things. I learned how to runjas regular part songs. In addition to benefits from my excellent training as songS by Morley, Weelkes, Byrd and stage manager here at Bryn Mawr." | i)owland, who are among the best Lady Grenfell was in the class of: known composers of Elizabethan mad- 1906. Although she has since become rjgals, the London Group include in absorbed in the work of the Grenfell: their program some original composi- missionsj she knew nothing of Sir Wil-,tions and arrangements done by mod- fred's work "until after I married� ,,,.� composers in the spirit of tra- contmued on r-age Thre- > ditional Elizabethan music. John Mason Brown Finds Current Season Proves Shakespeare Popular as "Jumbo' Deanery, January 11.�This thea: tre season is especially exciting and interesting because it has disproved the rumor, current since Aeschylus' time, that the theatre is dead, and because Shakespeare has proved to be as popular as Jumbo, declared John Mason Brown, dramatic critic for the New York Evening Post. Shakespeare has been saved from the school teachers and restored to his medium, after being bound for so many years by his admirers, from whom he has suffered as much as George Washington has from the D. A. R. Two Shakespearean dramas have come to life in the theatre this season: the Katharine Cornell version of Romeo and Juliet and the Lunt's production of The Taming of the Shrew, both of them extremely inter- esting. The return engagement of Romeo and Juliet showed a great improve- ment in the play since its opening a year ago. One reason for it is the absence-of Basil Rathbone's "Gillette- blade aquilinity," which was not suited to the part of Romeo. A sec- ond reason is found in the growth of Miss Cornell's Juliet. She survives the ordeal of playing a girl of four- teen for five long acts, and is the embodiment of everything tremulous and young. The Lunts in The Taming of the Shrew do for Shakespearean comedy what Miss Cornell has done for Shakespearean tragedy. They have "circused it into life." In most pro- ductions of the comedy, the induction scene is omitted; and this omission changes the whole reason of being of the play. When the induction scene is included, as in the current produc- tion, a play-within-a-play acted by strolling players who cannot be too good, is necessarily assumed. Ite realism cannot be too closely investi- gated and no questions of logic can arise. The Lunts bring "by-play" to their roles: they have ceaseless curiosity which makes them search out the inner meaning of every line, giving an interpretation rather than a mere characterization. They provide the play with a horse-play which Shakes- peare would have loved; and "the Minsky touch" is ever present. Two other Shakespearean plays have been produced this season, both by Philip Merivale, and both unsuc- ContiniMd on Pas* Tkrwa The Deanery, January 9.�"Dogs for the blind have turned a helpless, segregated group into happy, normal men and women," said Mrs. Harrison Eustis in her lecture on the work of the Seeing Eye school for the blind at Morristown, N. J. They have made possible for these unfortunate people education and employment and have bridged the gulf between the sightless and the seeing world. The Seeing Eye was opened for the purpose of teaching blind people to be self-sufficient with the aid of dogs. It accepts as students the up-and- coming men and women who want to lead normal, independent lives. It is not a charity in any sense of the word, but a membership organization, ranging from associate memberships of one dollar to nine dollars a year to patron memberships of over five hundred dollars. There is also a junior committee with a membership of one dollar which in the future is to have charge of sending dogs. For the sum of one hundred.and fifty dol- lars, which must be paid within three years, the student receives a dog, four months' training and living expenses. His actual cost to the school is nine hundred dollars, which is covered by memberships. Students enter the Seeing Eye in classes of eight and after a period of orientation are given their dogs in a ceremony known as the "turn-over." The dogs have previously been through three months of training under competent instructors. They arc taught to approach their masters from behind in order not to trip them, to see every obstacle that might lie in their path from an ordinary street curb to a low awning pole, to ignore stray dogs and, finally, to lead their owners quickly and safely through the heaviest traffic. The supreme test for I In1 dogs comes when they must guide their instructors, who are blindfolded. Continue.? on Face Three College Calendar Thursday, January 16 � Dr. Edmund H. Fellowes will lecture on English Madrigals with Lute Accompaniment. Goodhart Hall, 8.20 p. m. Saturda"y, January 18�Con- cert by the London Madrigal Singers. Goodhart Hall, 3 p. m. Monday, January 20�Mid- year Examinations begin. Sunday, February 9�Mme. Anisora Stan and her Rou- manian dance group will appear in a series of folk-dances. Dean- ery, 5 p. m. Monday, February 10�Mr. I. A. Richards, the Flexner lec- turer, will speak on The Inter- pretation of Prone. Goodhart, 8.20 p. m. Puppet Performance Wins High Approval High Artistic Level of Theatre Set in Skillful Manipulation By Puppeteers SATIRE IS UNSURPASSED Roumanian Dance Group * Comes to Deanery Feb. 9 The Entertainment Committee of the Deanery has arranged to bring Mme. Anisora Stan and her Rou- manian dance group to the Deanery on Sunday, February '.>, at 6 p. ni. Mme. Stan's group will appear in au- thentic, richly embroidered Roumanian costumes, and will present a program of authentic folk-dances and songs. The dances, according to reliable eye- witnesses, have complicated and vigor- ous steps, and there may be an op- portunity for those interested in such exercise to learn how tri execute the "Batuka" or the "Sirba," as two of them are called. Some of the dancing is accompanied by a cymbalon, "a sort of grown-up zither," which will appeal to all those who saw the Yale Pup- peteers. Mme. Stan is particularly interested ' in bringing to the youth of this coun- try some conception of the real Rou- manian folk ways. She has her cos- tumes dyed, sewed and embroidered by her own workers. An exhibit of Roumanian crafts which she will bring contains laces, beautiful pieces of metal thread embroidery and ex- amples of other typical Roumanian arts. All of these articles which will be on display and for sale are made in the authentic peasant fashion and are not the usual type of commercial souvenir. The exhibits will be on dis- play and for sale. It is hoped that the Roumanian Am- bassador will be able to come to the college and enjoy Mme. Stan's pro- gram. Art Alliance Offers Junior Memberships The Philadelphia Art Alliance has agreed to allow two of its members, Mrs. Reginald Jacobs (Sophia Yar- nall, Bryn Mawr, ex '23) and Mrs. Kimbrough Wrench (Emily Kim- brough, Bryn Mawr, '21) to propose, for Junior membership, Bryn Mawr undergraduates. Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. Wrench spoke at lunch in the halls on the last day before the Christmas holidays, point- ing out the conveniences of the Art Alliance as a club. It is located at Eighteenth street and Rittenhouse square. Its restaurant is attractive, its bar very gay, and its food de- licious. There are rooms available for members wishing to stay in town to dress or to spend the night at a charge of seventy-five cents and two dollars respectively. There is a large sitting room with a piano on the second floor, available without charge for parties if food is ordered from the restaurant. Other- wise the charge for it is $10 in the daytime and $15 at night. There are always exhibitions of interest in the galleries. The current one of African Art and the modern painters influ- enced by it is one of the most dis- tinguished to be given in this country. A calendar of events is mailed to members once a month and the events themselves are of wide variety and consistent interest. Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. Wrench hope that the undergraduates will join the Art Alliance. The dues are $10 a year for Junior membership and the initiation fee has been waived. It is suggested that those interested join immediately to get the full benefit for 1986, as membership now will run until October, when it must be n newed for another full year. Appli- cation blanks are available at the Publication Office in Taylor Hall. Notice to Subscribers There will be no News during the Midyear Examination period. The next issue will appear Feb- ruary 12. Alumnae of Bryn Mawr Are Finding Employment (Reprinted from the New York Times of January 12.) Thirty-one per cent of the member- ship of last June's graduating class at Bryn Mawr College is employed in paid jobs, according to a survey by the Bureau of Recommendations. Besides the twenty-three members of the class of seventy-four who have been successful in finding remunera- tive positions, 6 per cent more hold unpaid apprentice jobs. Fifteen of the graduates are teachers. Reports of the class of 1934 to the bureau indicate that more than 41 per cent, or thirty-seven of the eighty- nine members, have paid jobs, twelve of which are in the teaching field. The non-teaching positions for the two years included in the reports are spread over a variety of occupations. The greatest number are in the secre- tarial line, where eight are listed. Five others have clerical jobs which are partly secretarial. Five graduates are doing social ser- vice work and four are selling in de- partment stores or bookshops. Among the others, two are on the stage, two are working in laboratories, two are doing editorial work, two are hostesses and two are agents for lec- turers. Continued on Pa�e Six Deanery, Sunday, January 12.� The puppeteers of the Club Guignol i in New York undoubtedly have ful- filled their artistic mission in writing "a new page in the history of the I theatre of this country." The per- I formance in the Deanery was illus- I trative of their skill in the field of satire, caricature, aesthetics, drama- tic talent and of distinctive ability in songs and music. The success of the Yale Puppeteers was so great that further efforts will have to be held in Goodhart Hall. The Deanery was far too crowded, and for very good reasons. Mr. Forman Brown, the composer (of the songs, lyrics and tunes opened I the performance with an explanation of the reasons for revealing the pup- peteers themselves. People are curi- ous, and therefore as a new experiment j in puppetry, the men who pull the strings are disclosed. The delightful ! Haydn Trio was the first act on the I small stage, a traditional act. The � uncomfortable pianist, the emotional | violinist and the cellist who played , with his head have performed over a j thousand times. It was an uncanny feeling suddenly to feel oneself look- ing at puppets as real as human | beings. Douglas Fairbanks strutted on the stage after the trio. Mr. Fairbanks is one of the puppets made on the west coast. Puppet-portraits of stars enabled their company to remain on the west coast two years. Seeing oneself in action is a sure box office draw. Doug was the usual romantic cabcllero with a plume in his hat and a romantic song to sing with abandon. Lillian Harvey then appeared ex- actly as she was in the puppet per- formance of the movie / am Suzanne? The grace of her dance was exquisite. Mr. Brown explained that her lavish costume was representative of the way Hollywood spends money even on a puppet. Buying costumes fd~r the performance in / aw Suzatttu was I amusing�a trip to the store and "a '� half-yard of tulle, please. That ought | to be enough for six ballet skirts." The "lady who swung by her I knees" could easily outdo the man on the Flying Trapeze. A good old- fashioned master of ceremonies sang the song of the lady who "swung in an elegant are" and of the sorrow of the lads who never saw her any other way but upside down. The amusing caricature of Walter llampdcn transferred the action from ! Hollywood to Broadway. Hampden i strutted upon the stage in the "per- Contlnued on Pate Four Latin Classes Hear Lecture Taylor Hall, January 13.�Miss (Lake's lecture for the Latin classes [on Archaeological Evidence* of Lie it's Historn of Roman People was well illustrated by pertinent slides, which were interpreted in their relation to the ancient peoples of whom Livy writes. Historians have investigated the truth of Livy's vivid stories; and archaeological discoveries have pointed to concrete facts. Rome was founded by people from Alba Longa, and cer- tain graves discovered in the Roman Forum correspond to graves found in the Alban Hills. The burial urns, jars and implements which have been found aid historians in their search for the customs of the early Romans. The Etruscans have long been a confusing problem in history. It is thought that they came originally from Asia Minor and migrated to the west coast of Italy. Their ceme- teries, monuments and ornaments, the tomb decorations and statues which have been unearthed, are indicative of high attainment in the arta. The famous bronze statue of the wolf and Romulus and Remus is an example.
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If you're going to be on a show called Shameless, you have to be prepared to get, well, shameless. No one knows this better that Justin Chatwin, whose first moments on the show (and in its opening credits) two years ago focused largely on his ample rear end. And, well, it's all gone downhill from there — in the first few episodes of Season 3, Chatwin's character Jimmy (née Steve) has witnessed a body being chopped up into pieces, taken a s**t onscreen, and had more a**-exposing scenes with costar Emmy Rossum than the hookers on Game of Thrones. It's a lot. But Chatwin (née Bubble Butt, according to his nasty high school classmates), is up for the job. It's a good thing, too, because things are about to get much, much worse.
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"Jimmy is not a man of his word," Chatwin says. "He has a problem with the lie of omission — or just the lie of the lie. He's not manning up... not taking responsibility for his actions. He's being selfish, [by] trying to do what makes him feel good. He's not taking care of the different crashing plates that he has taken on in his life."
The "crashing plates" Chatwin is referring to are no joke — he married the daughter of a South American drug lord last year, at the insistence of her insane, murdering father. Now that gun-toting father knows that Jimmy has abandoned his dear Estefania (something he learned when he entered her apartment and found not Jimmy, but her new lover — whom he promptly shot in the head), for the true love of his life, Fiona. Of course, Jimmy has decided to keep this tiny little secret from his lady love, and now has a member of that insane cartel tracking his every move. Oh, and he's totally broke. I'd count on those plates crashing down very, very soon.
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"The Estefania character... she's someone who he's been neglecting, and she starts to get very antsy, very restless, and wants more," Chatwin says. "Jimmy is at a point where he's out of money — he can't do what he's done, [stealing cars], to make money anymore. He's running out of resources. His lies are getting old. His own movie reel of what people are seeing… people are starting to see through it."
So, what will Jimmy do to make Estefania and her dad happy? Why, get a job of course! "Everything that he relied on as a Plan B, C, and D has completely fallen apart," Chatwin says. "He asks [Estefania] for money, but she won't give it to him. She's smart. Jimmy has become reliant on a lot of different sources, and all of those sources are now saying, 'No, Jimmy.' What do you do when everything, all of your solutions, are gone? You're left with becoming a barista, at Starbucks."
No offense to any Starbucks employees out there but... yeesh. Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Jimmy was born into a wealthy family, led by patriarch Lloyd (Harry Hamlin) — he'd ask him for money, but there are some major, life-altering changes going on in that arena as well. Mainly, that Lloyd is secretly gay, semi-broke, and engaged in an illegal relationship with Fiona's younger brother, Ian (Cameron Monaghan). This will all come to surface very, very soon. And, naturally, it won't be pretty.
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"Jimmy is a little bit homophobic [when he finds out]," Chatwin explains. "Then we realize it's not homophobia he's reacting to, he's reacting to the same thing Fiona is reacting to with Jimmy. 'Is my entire relationship with you dishonest? Is it untrue? How much have you been lying?' I think Jimmy has this very judgmental response to [the gay relationship], and I think through judging his father, he starts to see more about himself. Maybe."
Basically, Jimmy is going to be up s**t's creek with Fiona in the very near future, as well as with a South American, murder-friendly drug lord. It's not the best situation to be in — but Chatwin is a glass half-full, sunny-side-up sort of guy. Because, you know, at least Jimmy isn't exposing himself to minors, like we saw with that guy in episode three. "Jerking off in a bus is really sad," Chatwin says. "I mean, think about the last time you jerked off in a bus."
It's been awhile. Watch Shameless Sunday night at 9PM, on Showtime. Or else.
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Good chain - beware the single chain pin
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Comments about Shimano Ultegra CN-6701 10-Speed Chain:
Chain engineering has changed a bit since I last replaced one. This chain has a right and wrong way to install it. More importantly, be sure you measure chain length carefully before using the single connecting pin! You only get one chance. In my case I had to purchase some additional pins because I did not realize it was a one shot deal and I did not measure carefully the first time.
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I do a lot of miles for exercise, charity rides, get togethers etc. Weight is not a concern. I just want a chain that will outlast the next guy. I wet oil after every ride and wipe down. I degrease when I start to feel too much grit build up (about every 250 miles). I do it on the bike and rinse with water then dry with a blower before re-oiling. The Shimano permanent pin link makes it not friendly to remove. This chain just started to fail the 0.5mm check on a Parker gauge at 2475 miles. (I have to force the gauge in a bit). So, I will give it another couple of hundred miles then replace. If I get around 2700 miles on a chain??? Yeah.. I cant complain about that. I will be replacing it with a 105 chain just to compare because they are $10 cheaper. In comparison to the KMC chain that came with this bike, it made it to about 1800 miles.
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Nashbar was a bit slow shipping this time
I will buy this product again.
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The chain works really well with ultegra components but you have to change it eyery 2000 to 2400 miles or otherwise you will wipe out you front chain rings in about 7000 miles.It happened to me once.
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By Mark
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Easy to install if you have a chain breaker. The Shimano guide pin works well to couple the chain. Not much else to say!
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This is the fourth or fifth 6701 chain I've bought. I've been very happy with there durability. I ride 3-5k miles a year and if I take care of it, I can go a little over a year before having to replace it. I live at the beach and the salty air/rain eventually take its toll, no matter how good I clean it. I use a Wipperman quick link so I can take it on and off the bike easily to clean.
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Great chain, quiet and smooth shifting, but wears quickly. It will last most riders an entire season, if cleaned regularly, but check with chain checker frequently (Park tool is my favorite) to prevent excessive wear on your cassette.
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Dear lord, To help each entering lord expand his territory in this new world, Uranus, the emperor has prepared some gifts for you which you can claim on certain levels. 1. If you reach at least level 15 on 8am GMT, Jan-15-2013, you will have a Bless of Building II to help you develop further. 2. If you reach at least level 30 on 8am GMT,Jan-23-2013, you will have a 100 Gold to make you even more stronger. The rewards are sent in twice in three days after the event ends. Good luck! EVENT 2:Time-limited Charge Bonus Dear lord, To celebrate the creation of our new world, Uranus, your first charge will have a +10% bonus on gold purchased in the next 7 days. For example, the first time you pay $100 for gold, you will receive 1600 + 160 = 1760 gold in all. Please notice that, 1. The charge bonus is only effective on your first payment. 2. The event is only effective from Jan-8-2013 to Jan-15-2013. 3. The bonus gold will be delivered in three working days after the event ends. We wish you a good gaming experience. EVENT 3:Top Lords (New World) Dear lord, We are celebrating the creation of our new world, Uranus, by holding an event of top lords. The event ends in 8am GMT, Jan-15-2013, when top twenty lords on the player rank receive item listed below, The champion lord gets a Ring of Earth (Command +340) The 2nd - 4th lords get a Ring of Bronze (Command +300) The 5th - 10th lords get a Gold Chest and a Gold Key (random rare item) The 11th - 20th lords get a Hera Blessing (1 - 5 Castle Space) The rewards are sent in three working days after the event ends. We wish you a good gaming experience. Crystal Tech |
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Speaking of which, started watching One Piece again.
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As I'm sitting in Gallahue Hall (the science building on campus) studying for my urban ecology and algebra exams that are coming up, the sun started to set. It was the first time I've actually watched the sun go down, and Gallahue is one of the best spots to watch it because it has so much natural lighting (most of the buildings on campus do though). Anyways, as the sun was going down I started reminiscing on times back home and the memories I've made at Butler so far.
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