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Re: queue jumpers
I must admit ot being guilty of queue jumping every now and then, but only if I have been rolling behind someone pushing their legs off going up slight inclines at 15km/h. Where i ride is usually about a 3% incline and very tight with traffic so it can be hard to pass. Especially when the person or persons infront are riding on the outside edge of the bike lane, which is fine as it stops them being doored. Just makes it near inpossible to pass them for about 2km unless you queue jump. Saying that I normally wont see them again once the lights go green. And I also have to admit to being someone who struggles every now and then to clip in when stopped uphill, though have been much better lately.
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That ain't queue jumping, that's just common sense. I define queue jumping as those who go ahead of you at the red lights when you are either riding faster than them anyway or when you passed them about 200m back (even more irritating are the ones who get ahead of you by going through the red light so you have to find a way past a second or third time).
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It annoys me( ) when your at the lights and as you said someone skips through the line and parks right in front of you. Now I consider myself quit fast on the take off and fast as a rule on my rides, so when these tools have plonked themselves in front of me, I'm thinking, you better be quick n fast... 99.99999% of the time their NOT, they just like sitting up the front causing all sorts of jams behind em...
I'll skip the line myself, but only because I'll end up getting off my bike and over taking them as I walk past em, and no, they don't catch me unless they decide to suck my wheel. To me this is like the fast lane and slow lane when driving, you dont sit in the right lane going dramatically slower than the speed limit....
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Thanks to the guy on the flat bar that cut across me when he turned out of the RAH yesterday and then after I passed him preceded to jump ahead of me at every set of lights that we come to. I ended up passing him 3 or 4 times before I said "Mate is it really that important for you to be first off the lights?" to which I got no response.... oh well some people are just not overly bright I guess
queue jumpers
Come on max. Everyone can track stand. Just some longer than others
Once you can climb hills on a bike it's all downhill.
Hopefully I'll know what that's like..... one day.
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If they don't obstruct you for more than 2 secs..... no problem. If they park in front then dawdle / impede you it's a problem.
If there are 10 bikes lined up....i might wait at the back.....i might go around / enter the road. Just depends how late I am / much space there is on the road etc.
I would prefer to be polite and do the right thing but it's just not practically reasonable alot of the time.
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You should start running front and rear video cameras and post the footage of the queue jumpers, slow riders, fatties etc etc etc
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C'mon everyone....these people are just leading you in for the sprint finish!
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Oi steady on, I resemble that remark.\
Re: queue jumpers
There is no such thing as a 'queue' in commuting. Pass me or get over it.
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I sometimes wish other riders would pass me and line up before me at intersections. Usually we just line up in the order we arrived there, I sometimes ask people if they want to go ahead of me as I know I probably won't be as fast as them and will just be holding them up and sometimes I struggle at clipping back inas I'm new to it. Having riders behind me only makes me nervous for some reason and it's then more likely I'll stuff up the clip in. I haven't had a rider yet take up my offer to go in front, it seems most people are too polite. The ones that do go past are usually, but not always, the ones who run the light.
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College Enters into Partnership with Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
Jim Reynolds: 'I think this will be a really great partnership'
May 15, 2012
Timothy Kremchek, M.D., (pointing) shares the story of a series of photos on the wall at Beacon given to him by Ken Griffey Jr. The Cincinnati Reds' medical director chats with, from the left WC's Terry Rupert, Erika Goodwin, Larry Howard and Jim Reynolds, and Beacon CEO Glen Prasser.
Hundreds of autographed photos of Cincinnati Reds and other impressive pieces of sports memorabilia share wall space with dozens of flat screen televisions tuned to sports channels.
One might be hard pressed to realize at first glance that beyond the comfortable, unintimidating common spaces exists one of the nation's premier sports medicine facilities, Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine. And that's just the way they want it, according to CEO Glen Prasser, who describes the inviting environment as having "the Beacon feel."
Wilmington College and Beacon have entered into a partnership in which Beacon will serve the medical needs of the College's student-athletes with the quality care it provides the Cincinnati Reds and a number of other Cincinnati sports teams and area universities.
Beacon's Summit Woods center in the Cincinnati suburb of Sharonville, the flagship of its four locations, features 70,000 square feet dedicated to the athlete. Services include clinic, physical therapy, surgery, imaging (MRI/X-Ray), massage therapy and chiropractic care. Its on-site affiliates feature D1 Sports Training, as well as Drayer Physical Therapy Institute at the Beacon East location.
In fact, both Beacon and Drayer will provide the College with a full-time staff member. Also, Drayer will open a physical therapy clinic for the public in Wilmington this summer at which WC's AT students will conduct clinical rotations.
WC President Jim Reynolds and other College officials viewed Beacon's Summit Woods facility earlier in May on a tour hosted by Prasser.
"I think this will be a really great partnership," Reynolds said, noting the "incredible facility" and impressive welcome the College has received.
"A critical mass of our students and alumni are from greater Cincinnati, and this affiliation with Beacon and Drayer will extend the College's reach even further into the tri-state area."
Timothy Kremchek, M.D., is one of Beacon's founding physicians and is the Reds' medical director — and, now, Wilmington College's. He said the College's acclaimed athletic training/sports medicine program is one of the primary reasons that Wilmington College was so appealing to Beacon.
"One of the things we're involved with at Beacon is education," Kremchek said. "We like to teach athletic training students and Wilmington's program offers an excellent opportunity for us to teach eager, well trained students. In fact, the truth is that they teach us too."
(LEFT) Beacon CEO Glen Prasser (pointing) conducts a tour of the facility for, from the left, athletics administration vice president Terry Rupert, President Jim Reynolds, interim vice president for academic affairs Erika Goodwin and athletic training program director Larry Howard.
Erika Goodwin, interim vice president for academic affairs and professor of athletic training, is especially excited about that teaching component Beacon offers.
"It will be an excellent situation having our athletic training students be able to work with Beacon's outstanding staff and facilities," she said, adding that having Drayer's staff member and facility in Wilmington also adds an exciting new dimension. "This partnership will present many enhanced learning opportunities for our students."
Terry Rupert, vice president for athletics administration, said Beacon and Drayer, coupled with WC's athletic training students and professional AT staff, will provide student athletes with superior care in the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries.
"I'm looking forward to talking about our partnership with Beacon and Drayer when I speak with parents and our student-athletes at orientation sessions this summer," Rupert said, noting this also enhances the College's athletics program when attracting recruits for sports teams.
Kremchek, who is recognized as one of the top orthopaedic and sports medicine surgeons in the nation, said parents are especially attuned to the prospect of their child being injured while engaging in athletics competition.
"When kids get into college, parents want to know the kind of medical care they will receive — I take that very seriously," he said, noting the student-athlete wants to return to competition as soon as is safely possible.
"As a college athlete, you get a finite amount of time to play," he added. "Being ready to come back from an injury as quickly as possible due to the care you've received is important."
Larry Howard, professor of athletic training and WC's program director, did a lot of the heavy lifting in arranging the partnership with Beacon. He was especially impressed with Kremchek's description of athletic training students as "colleagues of ours."
"Beacon has the reputation as one of the best sports medicine centers in the country and everything I've seen, from the doctors, staff and administration to their incredible facilities, gives me no reason to doubt it," Howard said.
He noted that Kremchek was instrumental in securing an internship with the Reds for a Wilmington College AT student, and looks forward to his students working with Beacon and Drayer in many capacities.
Kremchek said, "We get as much out of taking care of a school like Wilmington as we do with larger universities. I think this is going to be terrific."


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Prosecutors call the injuries in this case horrific. It involves two children, horribly scarred, from prolonged abuse.
Now, their alleged abusers are behind bars.
Prosecutor Sara Van Strydonck says the pictures of the abuse were difficult to look at, and she's handled dozens and dozens of child abuse cases.
"Physical abuse cases are always difficult, especially when you can see the injuries on the children," Van Strydonck said.
Nakenya Cooper-Jenkins is facing four counts of assault and four counts of endangering the welfare of a child. Terrance Strong is facing 11 counts, that also include assault and endangering the welfare of a child.
Prosecutors say Cooper-Jenkins and Strong repeatedly whipped the children with electrical cords and belts, even a metal grilling spatula, according to the felony complaint.
The 12-year-old girl and 8-year-old boy had welts and open wounds from the beatings on their backs and their legs. The girl is also said to have had a broken wrist that may require surgery.
The charges in this case are from incidents that happened in December, but prosecutors say the abuse seems to have gone much longer than that. In court Thursday, Van Strydonck told the judge that the children were often bound, stripped naked and beaten.Another child in the home, an infant, was not injured.
Police say the abuse first came to light after someone at the children's school, mandated by law to report abuse, contacted Child Protective Services. That person brought the children to a hospital, where they were examined, and that's when Greece Police began their investigation.
Cooper-Jenkins and Strong were arrested December 10th.
"Anything dealing with children are the most difficult cases," said Lt. John Henderson of the Greece Police Department. "We all relate to having kids or knowing kids and how helpless and vulnerable they are. Anytime they're taken advantage of or assaulted, it really affects us."
Both Strong and Cooper-Jenkins pleaded not guilty. Cooper-Jenkins' mother was in court but did not want to comment. Defense attorney Michael Guarino also did not want to make a statement.
Guarino asked Judge Joanne Winslow to release his client because she is also six-months pregnant. The judge maintained the bail that was set by a lower court: $10,000 cash, $25,000 bond. Strong is being held without bail.
Judge Winslow issued orders of protection for both of the children
"Everybody in the community needs to open their eyes to child abuse; that it does happen and it happens everyday," said Van Strydonck.
Meanwhile, the children are getting the help they need.
"The children are thriving. They're in foster care. These foster parents are remarkable, remarkable human beings," Van Strydonck said.
Cooper-Jenkins and Strong are due back in court on February 26th.
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So why is this abomination still in business? Because for some, Greyhound racing is still big business.
Greyhounds begin their lives on breeding farms, where only a select few actually become racing dogs. Unwanted pups, those who assessed as unfit for racing, are killed or sometimes sent to laboratories, which use them in experiments. Those chosen for the sport spend most of their lives stacked in double-decker cages in warehouse-style kennels for 20 or more hours a day. Most of the areas Greyhounds are kept are not heated or air-conditioned, causing many to suffer during severe weather temperatures. Many also suffer from fleas, ticks and internal parasites.
While this is enough for most states to turn their back on the ugly practice, Greyhound racing still exists in seven states. More than half of all active American tracks, 12 of 21, are in Florida, where a ridiculous law requires gambling institutions to maintain and run dog racing facilities. You read that right: If you want to run a gaming institution in Florida, you must, by law, race dogs as well. More about that oddity in a moment, but first know that when these dogs are sent out to race, many are actually sent to their deaths.
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Causes of Greyhound deaths included including fatal injuries suffered during or after races, and heat stroke. Fifty-one of the dead Greyhounds were under three years old; the two youngest dogs were both 17 months old. These majestic, perfectly healthy, gentle and loving animals were essentially run to death.
THIS IS VERY THOROUGH (sp ?) REPORT... WHAT IT DOES NOT SAY IS WHAT IS BEING DONE ABOUT THE SITUATION ? yOU SPEAK ABOUT THE CRUELTY/CRIMINALS, BUT WHAT ABOUT THE TRACKS ? tO SAY THRE LEAST, CHANGE fLA. LAWS.
I agree, Shirley, that there should be change. Unfortunately, it needs to come from within. The citizens of Florida need to be made aware of the inhumane living conditions of these beautiful animals. Although retired dogs that get adopted have a better life, they still live in fear. It's almost like PTSD; they have flashbacks. Still, these are the lucky ones. Most dogs that don't perform well are killed. This is a business that must be closed down!!
Along with closing down the tracks there has to be a concerted coordinated effort to rehome every dog--the trainers, if put out of business without a well-organized transition plan, will just dispose of every dog to a laboratory or to a senseless and not necessarily humane death.
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well, in Florida if PEOPLE STOP supporting this & we all come together to STOP this maybe we can change this and make it illegal period everywhere in the usa..I hope..
You should be ashamed printing such nonsense.
Your Mother should be ashamed of giving birth to a retard who believes it is nonsense to report information about the needless suffering of animals
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What a great chance the University of Kentucky Athletics Department has to right a terrible wrong when Russell Rice is among six people who will be inducted into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame the weekend of Sept. 23-24 when the Wildcats play Florida in football.
Confession: Russell is a longtime friend of mine.
When he retired as sports information director after 20 years, the university was left with no one who knew the first thing about the athletic history of UK. In all, he was associated with UK sports for half a century as a student, Lexington Leader sports editor and columnist for The Cats' Pause. Russell, the pride of Van Lear in Martin County in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky, was a Marine during World War II.
The University of Tennessee was the gold standard of keeping not one, but four or five old-timers around who loved UT and had an encyclopedic knowledge of Volunteer athletics.
UK just shoved them all out the door.
I can't tell you how many times I have had calls from family members who were crying when a loved one had died and they had tried to get a photo or information about their relatives who had died. The one that made me angriest came when Jim Howe died. He was a halfback who played for Bear Bryant. Howe's son told me that he was turned off by this comment from a UK staffer: "Well, we don't know anything or have anything about him."
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Here's the difference in UK and Tennessee when it comes to public relations. I went to Cawood Ledford's funeral in Harlan. Two longtime members of UT's public relations staff were there. No one from UK bothered to attend.
UK should make a place for Russell in its Sports Information office. He would be invaluable. Let him set his own hours.
He wrote several informative books on UK sports. Try a bookstore before they all go out of business. Russell knew all of the UK athletic giants from Adolph Rupp, Bear Bryant, Bernie Shively and on down.
Bill Ransdell, the last UK QB to beat Tennessee (17-12 in Knoxville in 1984) will join Rice in the induction ceremonies.
Others to be inducted: Jeff Abott (baseball), Pam Browning (basketball) Ilkka Jantti (soccer) and Cedric Kauffmann (tennis).
Brohm, Unitas
Football lovers give far too much credit to coaches on all levels – especially the National Football League variety. And add general managers and club owners to that list.
Consider what has happened to Brian Brohm, the bright young quarterback who spurred Trinity High and the University of Louisville.
He led Trinity to even greater heights and did the same for U of L. He never has been given a chance by multiple NFL coaches and general managers.
I wish all of the NFL geniuses could read about a young QB from U of L who couldn't make a team in his home state of Pennsylvania. He was playing semi-pro ball on ratty fields around Pittsburgh when the Baltimore Colts were desperate for a QB. So the Colts gave Johnny Unitas a chance. The rest is history.
Unitas led the Colts to the top of the pro football world. There never has been a tougher or smarter or better or more efficient NFL quarterback. And it was all because the Colts were desperate for a leader who could pass the football.
Brohm's many friends and fans in Louisville just wish he could get the same chance. I wonder if Mike Brown, owner of the Cincinnati Bengals and the son of legendary Paul Brown, has ever seen Brohm play.
Word is going around that the Bengals need a QB.
Brohm has been as unlucky as Rick Norton and Tim Couch, two star UK quarterbacks who took terrible beatings because they were drafted by terribly weak teams. Norton, a Flaget product, and Couch, from Leslie County, never had a chance.
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Earl, I read your article each week and, as a result, have a couple things I would like to get off my chest.
Every week you spew vitriol towards the UK athletic department in some capacity. If you aren't taking umbrage with the university's athletic budget, then its a lack of commitment to academics, public relations or some other issue. Case in point, your article this week. I'm not a fan of Barnhart, but to portray this current sports information office as unfriendly by linking them to an epidose at Cawood Ledford's funeral nearly 10 years ago is unfair and ludicrous.
Now I understand UK's athletic department has a number of faults – to me why they choose to not embrace the Bear Bryant years or the '51 national championship team (especially this year) fails to make any sense. At any rate, week after week you take jabs at the administration. Did they revoke your credential? Why such an axe to grind?
Also, to answer your question, Mike Brown has seen Brohm play. On 8/11/08 Brian saw his first NFL action in a preseason tilt against Cincinnati and promptly threw a pick on what I believe was his first pass. He finished the game 8-17, 70 yds, 0TD, 1INT. Brohm also threw one pass for Buffalo in a preseason game against Cincinnati, so I'm sure Brown is aware of Brohm (though I can't speak for the Bengals' other scout). At any rate, the Bengals have Brad Gradkowski, Andy Dalton, and Jordan Palmer. Luckily for Brohm, the Bengals have no need for him.
One final item, a few weeks ago you hypothesized that since Rose will not be in the Hall of Fame due to gambling, Ty Cobb shouldn't either becasue he was a racist. I will be the first to admit Cobb was a despicable individual on a number of levels. However, to hypothesize he shouldn't be in the Hall of Fame because of his bigoted views would preclude dozens of other players enshrined in Cooperstown. Perhaps the argument of comparing Cobb with Rose could be strengthened by mentioning that Cobb killed a man and was also linked to gamblers. It was only Cobb's threat to K.M. Landis of bringing baseball to its knees by exposing the scope of gambling pardoned him.
Ah, I feel much better. Thanks, Earl. Have a wonderful weekend.


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Here's the scenario. While painting around an outlet in my bedroom, the lights went out. I assumed I shorted the outlet with the wet brush to the metal box and caused the breaker to trip. The breaker did NOT trip so I flipped the breaker off then on and still no power. I went as far as to replace the breaker with a new one assuming it was faulty, still no power to the circuit. The entire circuit is out and I checked every connection I could find throughout the circuit including those inside the breaker panel.
My conclusion is that there was a weakened part of the wire that came apart due to the short i made on the outlet box (is this even possible??). I have learned that prior to my owning of the house they seem to have had an issue with rats (I've found old poison boxes in the attic and in a crawl space).
My plan and ultimately my question:
I plan on disconnecting the line from the breaker (for the non working curcuit) and adding a new line from the breaker to feed another outlet on the circuit, hopefully feeding the rest of the circuit as well.
Does anyone have any thoughts? Does this sound logical? Should it work?
I can't tell where the line goes first from the breaker. It is a room that was added as an extension on the house many years ago. Is there a typical place where the incoming power goes to first? Like the light maybe?
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Wow that's a lot of questions! Any help and or advice would be greatly appreciated!
i'll bet you a balogna sandwich that the problem is in the outlet you were painting around
ck for a loose wire connection or loosde wire nut
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It's an outlet at the end of a line so to speak. It's just an add-on from another outlet. I checked both that outlet and the one it's from and they're good. In fact I checked every connection in all of the outlets (twice) in the circuit and they're all good.
I don't see that the outlet itself was replaced, that's worth a try. if that fails, I would just run a new Romex to the last point ahead of the dead one.
sig: if this is a new economy, how come they still want my old-fashioned money?
I did not change the outlet...worth the $0.38 investment. I will try it. And if it fixes the problem, I will need frodos address for which to forward the balogna sammich!
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you need a voodoo priestess then, cause you got haints
put some of your hair in a sock, bury it under the front porch
hop up and down on one foot 3 times, and run around to the back door
do this while listening to the beatles song the walrus
good luck
Not familiar with "haints" is that an STD? and I don't have a front porch!! ARGH!!!
Looked up haints on the interwebs...what forum do I go to to get an "young preist and an old priest"?
go to new orleans on burbon street...look for a young/old african/jamican
voodoo priestese [priestest is a female priest]
a haint is a spirit/ghost/ presence
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=haintThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Frodo,
hopefully the open air fruit stands on the edge of the French Quarter are still open to midnight-ish, get a little something to help you make it through your prowl of the quaint establishments. = hic =
sig: if this is a new economy, how come they still want my old-fashioned money?
A couple of things to check before going on Frodo's ghost hunt.
1. While unlikely, it is possible that this outlet is pulling power from a GFCI protected circuit. Look around for any GFCI outlets (They will have two small buttons in the middle, one for test and one for reset and will most likely be in a bath or kitchen). If you find any, push the 'R' button.
2. It is very possible that the short you caused made a wire burn or pop at another outlet downstream. This could have been a already kinked wire or a loose connection at another outlet. Hard to find but look for any small, telltale burn marks beside an outlet and/or a burn smell. Start looking at outlets in the same room or on opposite sides of interior walls. Next step is to remove cover plates to those same suspect outlets and see if you can see any loose wires.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Jaybee,
The more I think about it the more I think Jaybee's first suggestion may be on target. It may be that the power was pulled from a circuit from another room that is GFCI protected: possibly a bathroom, basement, or kitchen. If you haven't already, go to those rooms (or other likely rooms) and look at an outlet as he described that is not working. If none of that works you might be able to figure out where the power is coming from by going into the attic, crawl space, and/or basement.
Hi Guys,
Okay, problem solved ...sort of. Through much troubleshooting I have determined that there is a break in the line somewhere between two outlets. It's not at either outlet but somewhere in between, within the walls somewhere or maybe in the crawl space. I temporarily ran a new line from the breaker panel to one of the outlets, thus feeding the rest of the curcuit. I need to get into the crawl space and find/fix the break.
Thanks for all the help. I'll update when I progress further.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Chris7234,
That is highly unusual - I would have put my money on the bad spot being at an outlet. Hopefully you will find a junction box or another outlet in the crawl space. If it is a break in a wire within the wall then it's almost certain to have been caused by a nail or screw. That would be very bad as it makes a fire hazard.
Don't overlook outlets in other rooms - especially on the other side of the common wall.
You know, come to think of it, there is another outlet I've yet to check on an adjacent wall. It is a gfci and I did check it to make sure its not tripped but never took it out to check the connections.
What about "chew through" from a rodent? That's possible too, no?
Yes, rats will gnaw on Romex like there is no tomorrow. If that be the case, armor cable is a wise investment. And not a difficult product to work with either.
Popeye only reached for the Spinach can as a last resort...
vermin will chew through romex, or other wire, if it's not hot. If there's current in it, the vermin are going to get the surprise of their very short life. a metal conduit or armored cable is a good idea though
Luckily not many rats carry a multi meter or chirper in these parts. Yes they do get fried at times, guessing too much amperage and those silly Ohm's Law factors and all that. This message has been edited. Last edited by: CommonwealthSparky,
Popeye only reached for the Spinach can as a last resort...
the StructureTech inspectors in the twin cities have a newspaper blog, and one of their better photos was a roasted rat that came up an open knockout in the entrance panel, crawled over the ground buss on the bottom of the panel, and bit on one of the phase bars powering the breakers.
sig: if this is a new economy, how come they still want my old-fashioned money?
I bet that taught that rat his lesson and he never did that again.
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