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A Corrective Footnote to an Otherwise Good Deed
While New York state takes the social lead in legalizing gay marriage, I think it's appropriate to also give props to the professional athletes who have joined the proactive "It Gets Better" video campaign. Grant Hill, Kevin Youkilis, Matt Cain, Barry Zito and many more, have joined the cause to remind LGBT teens that they have a right to live happy lives, just like the rest of the world, and that the bullying stewing from ignorance and intolerance will eventually get better.
Chicago Cubs rookie second baseman, Darwin Barney, has also joined the cause. Chicago Tribune writer Paul Sullivan, wrote a nice piece about Barney's involvement and, again, I highly commend Darwin for doing so. However, he did say something that must be corrected, something that is, at this point laughable for anyone to actually believe. He said:
"It hit home for me because … I have a few family members who are gay. There's nothing weird about it. It's a decision that you should be able to make and not be discriminated against."
Darwin Barney, being gay is not a choice. There is no decision to make, just like I did not have a decision in what color my skin would be, or how tall I would eventually become.
One is either gay, straight or all of the above. There is no choice involved.
And this is something that needs to be understood completely if things are truly going to get better.
Hate me 'cuz it's still allowed, just don't hate me 'cuz I'm right.
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Wednesday, February 05, 2014
Tuesday, April 02, 2013
The Sunderland Museum has many artifacts to promote the History of Brock Township. This includes weapons, sports items, business signs and equipment , school supplies, and regalia from various organizations. See the artifacts from the War of 1812, and the regalia of the Orange Lodges of Brock as well as the new bee keeper's display all new this year..
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Gather around ladies, gentleman, lads and lasses, for Blades of Glory will tell you the story from the beginning
This Year we will have Hands On Exotics, an CAZA Accredited Zoo from Toronto joining the Festival visit their website at: www.handsonexotics.com
Monday, March 04, 2013
To date Kyle has worked through more than 50 restaurants/clubs including hundreds of private & corporate functions. Kyle to date has worked with some of the biggest entertainment companies in Canada, so make sure to keep your eye out for this Illusionist because you never know where he will appear next! NevarIllusions.com
Friday, February 24, 2012
� painted glass � jewellery � knitted items � hand sewn items � wrought iron art � ice-cream mixes � chocolates & candy � home baked goods � ceramics � pottery � woodworking � embroidery � painted totem poles & masks � unique clothing � metal wall art � fine art prints Admission to the craft show is free of charge. Horse and buggy drawn wagons can transport people from River St. to the school on Albert Street to visit the annual Art & Craft Show. Tickets for the bus excursions are also sold at the school. This year, people are invited to tour Harlaine Maple sugar bush and Salem Alpacas. Entertainer Trulee Odd is coming back by pop- ular demand to amaze the crowd at the school venue. Drop into the caf� to grab a coffee or some lunch. And don�t forget to visit the Sunderland Community Library at the school site. The Festival Craft Show runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 31 and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, April 1. See you there!
While at the festival why not drop into our beautiful historic town hall to experience some incred- ible art work. We believe there must be something in the water, for there is no other explanation for the vast number of incredibly talented artists that call this area home. There is everything from wonderful paintings of farm life by Lynda Cunning- ham to beautiful landscapes by Harvey Walker. Mixed in is also the stunning and often larger than life contemporary works of Christa Gallant. Of course art is not simply defined by paint and canvas. Craig Telfer creates his own masterpieces from wood. And Anja Kooistra will have you amazed with her wonderful garden statues. The artists will be there in person to discuss their work and answer any questions you may have. The fine art show runs both days from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Thursday, February 02, 2012
Whosarmy recently won CBC�s hit show �Cover Me Canada�. On an average week, Cover Me Canada reached over 1.9 million Canadians aged 2+, and over the course of the season, reached more than 6.3 million different Canadians, or 19% of the total population (almost 1 in 5). Whosarmy competed for 9 weeks playing some of Canada�s most iconic songs including �American Woman� by the Guess Who, �Ironic� by Alanis Morrisette, and �Hallelujah� by Leonard Cohen. Judge Ron Fair had only good things to say, and shortly into the competition exclaimed � If you�re not the biggest band in Canada in a year, something is really wrong here.� They also received large praise from Paul Anka, Johnny Reid, Alan Frew, and the other judges Jordan Knight and Deborah Cox. As a result of winning, the band won $100,000.00 and a single recording contract with Universal Canada.
After winning Cover Me Canada, Whosarmy released an original single �Alive� which was produced by Ron Fair and reached #6 on the iTunes Canada Rock charts in under three days. The song, which was co-written by Chantal Kreviazuk, was also prominently featured in the series finales of CBC�s �Being Erica� and was performed by Whosarmy on George Stroumboulopoulous Tonight. Alongside those milestones, Whosarmy also gained thousands of new fans online and had YouTube videos of their performances reach over 80,000 viewers collectively.
Whosarmy is currently writing new material for their upcoming record which will be produced by Gavin Brown. The band is also actively collaborating with notable songwriters such as Dave Genn, Todd Clark and Hawksley Workman.
The Wilfrid resident � and her horse, Pavarotti, returned home from the Pan Am Games in Guadalajara, Mexico in October with a pair of medals around her neck after winning the gold medal in eventing and helping lead Canada�s team to Silver. �It was an unbelievable feeling to be at the top of the podium,� Ms Phoenix said in an interview Tuesday. �It was such a privilege to ride for my country and help Canada win the silver medal. My top priority is putting on the best performance I can for the team�.
She led the three-phase eventing competition from start to finish. On the opening day, she earned a score of 43.90 penalty points in the opening phase of dressage.
No penalty points were added to her score the next day, as she completed the cross-country portion with no jumping faults and stopped the clock two seconds under the optimum time allowed of nine minutes and 30 seconds. In the final phase of show jumping, Ms Phoenix jumped clear to lead Canada to the team silver before returning to the stadium to once again jump clear and claim the individual gold medal.
It marks just the second time that a Canadian has claimed the individual gold medal in eventing in the history of the Pan Am Games.
�It reflects many years of hard work, dedication and perseverance,� Ms Phoenix said. �And it also reflects how much support I have around me. I never could have done this alone.� It was the second time Ms Phoenix has competed at the Pan Am Games, following a 12th-place individual finish in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 2007.
She had been named to the Canadian eventing team for the 2008 Summer Games, Ms Phoenix was forced to withdraw after her horse, Exploring, suffered an injury just weeks before they were scheduled to depart for Beijing.
Barring any unforeseen injury, she�s a virtual lock to be named to Team Canada at the 2012 Games in London.
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Two Knights raise their swords in a salute acknowledging their respected foe. A tip of their helmet addressed to the Lady they are bound by honour to defend. Only one will emerge victorious on this day. The tension mounts until a voice rings out... "Commence!" Certain to be lots of excitement and thrills!!
Thursday, December 08, 2011
We also will have artifacts from the Vrooman Family of Brock Township .Their efforts at the Battle of Queenston Heights saved Canada from an invasion of 5000 American troops and helped win the battle for Sir Issac Brock and his second in command Major General Scheaffe. Also available are numerous resources that trace the history of the early settlers to Brock Township after 1818.
Wednesday, December 07, 2011
The Chippewa Natives of Georgina Island will be featured at this year�s Maple Syrup Festival and will be performing the following: Chi Meegwetch will be sharing cultural and historical teachings along with the legends of the Chippewa Native Indians of Georgina A drummer will be singing songs and sharing the history and significance to the native culture of each song, Native dancers will be performing and sharing their culture through the world of dance. �Certain to prove very interesting as well as leave a historical impact on the audience.
Saturday, March 05, 2011
Center of town at High Noon!!!The Junior Farmers' have decided this year to have bath tub races so �Clean up your Act� and join in the fun!!!. Make that bath tub real pretty, dress up with a wild imagination and win BEST DRESSED! Call Michael Harder at 705 357 3475 to find out how your team can enter and win fabulous prizes in this Saturday crowd pleaser!

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BALTIMORE (AP) - Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake plans to sign into law an increased bottle tax to renovate the city's crumbling schools.
Rawlings-Blake is scheduled to join schools CEO Andres Alonso and education advocates at Northwood Elementary School on Tuesday. She will sign the "Better Schools Initiative" into law. It raises the tax on bottled beverages from 2 cents to 5 cents in July 2013.
The mayor says the law will more than double the city's annual contribution to school construction.
Store owners and beverage industry leaders have said the increased bottle tax will push shoppers into the suburbs.
Also Tuesday, the mayor and schools chief will release a report on the state of school facilities.
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Ridiculous Prices (rant thread)
Questions about purchasing bicycles and parts
Re: Ridiculous Prices (rant thread)
I work in a bike shop. I'm not going to defend pricing, I neither own nor manage it. I have authority to give minor discounts off marked retail based on overall spend.
I am amazed at the prices people are prepared to pay for things. I often want to point them to online stores or even to Kmart. I choke on some prices. But our store thrives because...
Bikes are different.
We are not hard sell retailer, my role as a sales person is talk about bikes, identify what bike suits the persons needs, explain why it suits the persons needs offer an alternative if we have one. The customer gets to test ride the bike and make a decision based on the service and information they have received to purchase or not. If the customer chooses to purchase a bike I then recommend certain items: helmet, bottle holder, under seat bag, tyre levers, spare tube, glueless patches, pump (on-bike and floor pump) and explain why. 80% of bikes we sell are entry level Giants: Boulder, Cypress, Sedona. People buying these bikes DO NOT know about bikes, they are recreational riders who want A bike to ride on a nice day down to the shops, around the lakes, to school, a short commute, maybe some really light single track in the case of a Boulder.
When a customer comes in wanting to spend $1-2k on a bike the same process applies. I explain steel vs alloy vs carbon, the variations of groupsets available and geometries of available bikes benefits of dualies vs hardtails, 26 vs 29. Let them test ride and make a decision.
Customers who come in wanting a bike worth more than $2k come into the store and TELL ME what they want. I just make sure it fits.
It is impossible for us to hold all the bits and pieces that are available on online ie: the demand for high end road wheels is not worth us holding 1 set let alone multiple brands
We have fantastic repeat business and our service department rocks.
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Which is the part I find odd. Have you never been given a discount beyond what was advertised for goods or services?
Anyone with half a brain would have heard about online shopping, they can research prices and walk into any shop and ask them to match that price. Sometimes they might get the same price and sometimes they will be given no discount. But usually it will be somewhere inbetween. Only the person parting with their cash can decide the amount they are willing to pay.
That is not mates rates. Its just smart business on both sides.
What is the difference between mates rates and a reduced rate for return customers?
Also have a think about all the places where the ONLY option is to pay the ticket price. Go ask some isle zombie at Cunnings for a discount on a lawnmower...
Look I don't care if you shop online or not. I shop online too, regularly. My problem is you're suggesting that people who get "mates rates" at a LBS are ruining it for everyone else. When the practice of given discounts for return custom is widespread across all business.
I've tried to explain myself but I'm done with this thread.
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The way I see it and in my experience only, return customers rates can vary depending on how much you have spent at that shop. Some will give 5%, others normally 10%, some 25%. It will vary for shop to shop and whether its on sale or not. With mates rates, that again is subjective and how well you know the shop owner to get the % of discount off. i.e. mate of a mate won't get as good as a direct family member or close personal friend.
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Re: Ridiculous Prices (rant thread)
Baldy, I think your memory might be going
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what's the difference between reasonable and rip off? can someone quantify this as a formula that can be applied? just curious.
I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong.
Re: Ridiculous Prices (rant thread)
0 to 19% = reasonable
>20% = rip off
With things like tyres and tubes the difference is often >100%, which is a complete rip-off.
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% of what?
I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong.
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Bought a BMX tyre and needed it for the weekend so had no choice but local
$39 locally, checked on CRC and $11.98 nuff said
Helped out the shop tho and moved one odd tyre for them
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Re: Ridiculous Prices (rant thread)
You have it the wrong way around. Grey importing can be done, but would be difficult in this industry as the retailer will have to wear higher costs through supporting warranty claims (statutory, not manufacturers) as the "official" distributor will not touch it as they didnt sell it. Go to the reject shop and read the labels on half the branded products in there, they are often in one of a number of Asian languages and are grey imports. On the other hand, a distributor enforcing a markup whether it be minimum or maximum is called resale price maintenance, and is illegal (in this country anyway). Still yet to figure out how apple have managed to get away with it for so long
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I was on to my mate who owns a bike store about this thread today. He told me that Shimano reps come in to his store from time to time to make sure he's doing the right thing (ie not stocking grey items). He reckons they (importers), hate Wiggle etc more than he does lol
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Re: Ridiculous Prices (rant thread)
The cheapest price I for which I can purchase the item from an online (usually UK-based) vendor.
To illustrate my point: If a wheelset could be bought for $200 online, I'd be happy to pay up to $240 for the same set from my LBS. Especially if it means that I can walk out of the shop with them today and not have to wait two weeks for delivery. Any more than that and I'd feel like I'm being taken advantage of.
I once paid $98 for a pair of Vittoria Rubinos from a local shop. This was before I started exploring online shops. How was I supposed to feel upon finding out that I could have bought the exact same tyres for $15 each from Wiggle? If I had been charged $35 or $40 for the set, I wouldn't have minded so much... But being violated like that made me vow to never by tyres from an LBS again.
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So basically its a moving target (currency fluctuations) and as a result creates a flaw in the whole process, do we use what to determine cheapest price, Frugal Rouleur? What if someone just creates a bogus website to "list" cheap prices in order to drive down others trying to match? I think its best left to current market forces and caveat emptor. As soon as you try to put in place some rules like what it should or should not be, you bastardise the whole system. The system is already bastardised with current practices without laying a whole new level of rules over it.
I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong.
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Who mentioned putting any rules in place?
You asked for a formula to distinguish between "reasonable" and "rip-off." I gave you mine. Nothing more, nothing less. Why are you trying to read things into it?
Indeed. And this is one "emptor" who has been learned to "caveat" every single purchase he makes by looking online first...
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That seems to me to be a rule to guide you as to what is reasonable and what is a rip off.
I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong.
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Me. Yes.
You don't have to agree with it, nor follow it.
And what's wrong with capitalising on currency fluctuations?
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Nothing, it just throws the rules out when they move, today's reasonable could be tomorrows rip off or vice versa, which is why I am saying trying to quantify it by numbers is not practicable. There's more to it than price alone.
I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong.
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You seem to miss the point that often the LBS' are paying more from their wholesalers than what we can get the parts for online from UK. I was wanting to buy some Mavic wheels a while back and went into LBS and asked if he could price match or come close but when I told him the price I could get them for he said he pays more than that for them and offered to show me the invoice, So it's not neccassarily the LBS "ripping you off" with high prices.
Wiggle probably buy 100 tyres at once or more (probably weekly) compared to LBS' 5 or 6 every couple of months so Wiggle would get better discounts based on volume and frequency of purchasing.
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You're over complicating it. If the LBS price is within cooee of the online price, then they get my business. If not, I walk out the door. It's pretty simple really.
I don't care whose fault it is. If there is going to be significantly less money in my wallet by buying locally instead of buying online, then guess what I'm going to do? I work hard for a living, and have a young family to feed, clothe and educate. I can't justify paying a 400% premium on bicycle parts.
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It often isn't the LBS's fault, in fact the impression I get is that generally it isn't the fault of the LBS. But it still leaves the question open as to why we should pay heaps more for the same product. I'm not rich so I can't see why I should pay way more. I do like to support the local business and local employment but sometimes the cost is too high.
What I find irritating is that we are told (often from the same sources of information) that we live in a global capitalist system with a global marketplace, then we are told to support locals. Can't have it both ways, if it is a global market then free market economics would tell you to buy the cheapest. The reason I often buy local even if it is more expensive is that I think free market economics is a crock. There are limits though.
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No, we don't miss that point at all. Isn't it about time the lbs' started going back to the distributors and telling them that customers won't pay those prices. After all, if the lbs' are losing business and go broke, so will the distributor, eventually. So it not just up to the retailer to price competitively.
We have for a very long time had a very cosy, monopolistic distribution model in this country which is anti-competitive and drives up prices. But the world has changed, and this distribution model must inevitably change also.
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Re: Ridiculous Prices (rant thread)
I don't think its complicated at all. Happy to pay "rip off" prices if I get the part immediately and I really want/need to buy it (time sensitive). Alternatively I need advice on what is the best thing to suit my needs (service/advice). So both of those factors weigh upon a price and skew the ripoff/reasonable formula one way or another. As I said price alone is not a sole factor. If a XX% premium gets me YY time XX% value in advice and/or and immediate sating of my desire for the object is that a rip off? Its an individual and case by case situation IMO.
I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong.
Re: Ridiculous Prices (rant thread)
Why would the distributors lower their prices? They have a captive market, the LBS' pretty much have to buy their products from them as they are the only supplier in Australia. It's not like it is for us consumers that can pick and choose between LBS "X" and LBS "Y".
There are no LBS' closing down in my area, more have and are opening up.
As someone else pointed out earlier in the thread 80% of the bikes sold in the shop they work at are entry level MTBs and hybrids and these people just pay the RRP for the parts/accessories they need because they don't know any better and don't know what they want anyway and need LBS staff to advise them. People like us are the minority.
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Well said Ross, but I think that it would actually increase their profits to offer reasonable prices on the components that only we the minority, are interested in... but I guess they disagree! ...and I'm sure they've done more research on it than I have
Still, it's a pity we have to put up with it. It's bad for cycling in Australia. Imagine how many more people would be into it if you could walk into a store and buy things at reasonable prices. Ahhh, it's a beautiful dream.
Re: Ridiculous Prices (rant thread)
Ross, if you'd studied marketing you'd know about the buggy whip syndrome.
Before the advent of the 'horseless carriage', most manufacturers of buggy whips thought that they had customers for ever...because you'd always need a buggy whip to make your horse/s go faster.
When the horseless carriage came along, people no longer needed buggy whips. Oooops!
The recurring point of this thread is that the distributors are emphatically not the only supplier in Australia, because many of us (as consumers) don't need the LBS at all. Sooner or later, somebody will decide to bypass the distributors because they will realise that the risks of having to provide warranty support pale into insignificance against the costs of having an empty LBS because we're all buying online. And while the gap between local price and online price remains as huge as it is, many people will buy online, not because we like waiting for stuff to turn up but because the gap between LBS price and online price is enormous.
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Re: Ridiculous Prices (rant thread)
James - also remember that delivery a lot of time is quicker than buying locally. How many comments/threads are there on here when a customer has gone to their LBS only to be stuffed around waiting for parts which they could have had cheaper purchasing online.
the distribution model in Australia is a big part of the problem. they can't keep blaming currency fluctuations.
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Darren Bent's added-time equaliser helped last-placed Fulham claim a point in a dramatic 2-2 draw at Manchester United on Sunday.
Half-time substitute Bent headed in during the fourth minute of stoppage time as Man United's comeback, led by late goals by Robin van Persie and Michael Carrick, was ultimately denied.
Fulham – who sit bottom of the Barclays Premier League table and had lost their last 11 trips to Old Trafford – claimed a shock lead in the 19th minute through Steve Sidwell.
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That seemed to have swung the game and spared United boss David Moyes' blushes, with the Scot celebrating the second United goal emphatically on the pitch.
Fulham, though, produced a late sucker-punch for Moyes, as Kieran Richardson's shot – which was parried by David de Gea – was nodded in by Bent.
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Wayne Rooney drew an outstanding save from Stekelenburg nine minutes into the second half, with the Fulham man showing great reactions to turn the ball over from close range.
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Manchester United manager David Moyes: "It's been a bit like that this season. Today was as bad as it gets. We dominated the game. Being one down was bad enough. The amount of attempts, chances and play we had was unbelievable. How we didn't win I have no idea.
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Each year the local veterinary community donates their time to provide low cost vaccination services and pet sterilization for the clients of the Longmont branch of Social Services. They also donate their time to inspect and treat the animals adopted from the local Humane Societies, unknown animals for city and county animal control agencies,
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Last year Lyons Economic Development Commission (EDC) Chair John O'Brien wrote a grant proposal to the FDA to set up a Lyons Revolving Loan Fund to help local businesses expand their operations and thus create more local jobs, an increase in sales tax revenues, and a stronger more vibrant local economy. The grant proposal was approved, and the Lyons Revolving Loan Fund received approximately $50,000 of "seed" money.
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Nearly six months after the devastating flood of September 11, 2013, the plucky little restaurant opens its doors with regular hours and a plan to thrive in Lyons.
Last Saturday, Lyons Fork quietly unlocked its doors and began regular food service for the first time since the flood. The restaurant at the NW corner of Main Street was in the bulls-eye of the floodwaters that flowed down Highway 36 from the North St. Vrain on that terribly destructive night. The floodwaters surrounded the
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Listening to offers on Shaq and grant hill, but to be honest you'll have to knock my socks off. Yes, I'm wearing socks.
Offering Pryzbilla, maybe Moiso, and 04 first's for a PG, a PF, or 03 first's
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PG: Luke Ridnour, Delonte West, Greg Minor
SG: Andre Iguodala, Mickael Pietrus
SF: Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Boris Diaw
PF: Charlie Villanueva, Ian Mahinimi, Amir Johnson
C: Eddy Curry, Mamadou Ndiaye, Adam Parada
Does anyone want to give me some points? No trade or anything...just be nice and give me like 4 or 5 points.
Ask Cleveland or Dallas. Tim Duncan craps points.
A few questions to the general public:
1. How are people offering to trade people that won't be under contract? I was pretty sure sign and trades were not a part of the game
2. Are retirements before or after the draft? It would be ashamed if someone trades for a guy and he retires before they can use him.
I think people are assuming certain players will want to re-sign with their team.
Right but there's still a waiting period after signing a deal correct ?
don't quote me on this, but I think retirings are the same time as resignings
Still taking offers for lafrents and Glenn robinson
If anyone is looking for cap relief I may be willing to take on a big contract.
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oh, YUCK ! First car was a 1976 Ford LTD 4dr..... that's ok, I rolled it in the first 6 months..... no more car for a while - LOL. Next up was a 1964 Dodge Coronet 440 with the push button tranny (remember those) - you had to slide a lever to put it into park...... and YES, rumors are true - you CAN fit 14 people in it !
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The first would be my favorite car ever - my 1990 Ford Mustang Cobra Convertible. It was black on black - had a 5.0 V8 - X'd out frame - 8pt roll cage - hurst shifter - 5 speed - posi rear end - nitros - etc.... I added hideway strobe lights, siren and a mini light bar. This car was HOT & ran like a scalded dog - OH MY ! miss that babe...
The other car I wish I still had was my 1992 Pontiac Formula Firebird... it had the LT1 Vet Motor in it and ran very fast. Although this was an automatic - it didn't leave me at many lights..... had great "pick up".... This was dark green metalic and was customized with grey "ghost flames" from front to back..... Check out my "myspace" for a photo.
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1998 Ford Mustang Convertible 5 speed - Chrome Yellow with the "Bumble Bee" paint scheme. Only so many made and next to impossible to find now.....
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Well of the 4 fights I saw I was pretty damn happy I saw them. Gastelum looked fantastic! His striking has shored up nicely and I am expecting to see him grow and hopefully get better. I know it would be a huge step up but him vs Kampman? Or is that too much too soon?
The Court McGee fight was great, I thought he would be able to outpace Whittaker and wear down his cardio but he didn't and I am impressed with Whittaker. I do not think Court won that fight but it sure was close. I really enjoyed it and I would like to see these guys fight again at some point. I think Court could have been more effective if he had used the body kicks more, I thought I saw Whittaker wince a couple times.
So disappointed with Cerrone's fight. I was really hoping he would submit Dos Anjos but he was being beaten on the feet and the ground. He looked just dandy in the 3rd round, I wish he could have started like that.
Condit vs Kampman was an awesome fight, I would love to see number 3! I was really impressed with Kampman's start of the fight and his takedowns were nice. Once Condit found his range it was just a matter of time though I guess. I wanted to see it go long and it did so no complaints at all. Both guys looked pretty good and Kampman while he slowed down a bit still looked pretty good until he got cut and ate some straight punches.
Of those 4 I enjoyed every fight so this fight night was a win for me!
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classic - "this is the dumbest thing Ive ever heard. thats like me having a picture of Hitler posted, and saying "I dont believe in his politics, but I like to hear him talk" W.Silva>C.Norris
Alessio Sakara loses alot so he must relly enjoy his wins enough and now has become sore winner.
As for yesterday's fights. I just saw the main event and it was a good fight. Condit makes some very nice combinations. He lost the first round, then he won the second round, he absolutely dominated Kampmann in the third and finally destroyed him in the 4th.
Sooner or later Condit will fight for the title again. Overall he is a very good fighter and I also like how when he is on his back he immediately looks for submissions and does not simply lay there.
Not only brazilians can do this stuff
If Condit is in 5 round fights, it's hard to see him losing to anyone besides GSP.
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You could say a very hard material when impacted wont compress so this would be good! But this isn't the case either as they will transmit energy directly through and not absorb any energy at all. So you get materials that are too soft and too hard.
The ideal material is one that on impact compresses to a degree but then slowly returns to its original shape and size. This means that you are maximising the length of time so that as much energy can be absorbed.
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