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- AnonymousNovember 2, 2012 at 2:45 PM
No, I won't be celebrating while Ny and Nj is still suffering from Sandy. I believe this marathon should have been postponed for a few weeks. Unfortunately many of us still have friends and family with no power, no homes and some people have even lost loved ones. As a life long NYer I am a bit upset about how nonchalant people unaffected by this storm are acting. Now pardon me while I try to find a place to donate necessities too I stead of getting excited about time and resources being diverted.
I'm sorry to be a downer, but I unfortunately know people affected by Sandy and it stinks. - AnonymousNovember 2, 2012 at 4:26 PM
oh, stop it. there are plenty of outlets for you to express your negative feelings about the marathon, and this is not one of them. she's running in memory of her mother and raising money for a great charity- i don't think you need to bring her spirits down before this big moment in her life.
good luck on sunday, sharon!
- from a fellow new yorker who also knows people effected by sandy I just saw the cancelation of the marathon. I so sad for you ... you put so many efforts!!!! Go for next year and will donate for our cause!!!!! my best from Québec
ReplyDeleteMarathon Cancelled. I belive new yorkers need more time to have that feeling of running take their minds off it all have heppened.
Many still cold and hungry, without their home to go back...:-(
I'm sorry for you, but better days are coming!- AnonymousNovember 2, 2012 at 7:59 PM
Do you think they will reschedule it???
-Joe Hewaigay - AnonymousNovember 2, 2012 at 8:07 PM
I agree with Ricky. Hard not to with a face like that.
-Joe Hewaigay Now isnt the time for marathons or sweet rain boots. Too much suffering. I am sure you are disappointed, but there will be another opportunity.
ReplyDeleteRepliesI agree, Kate. There are lots of people who are out there who are suffering. Hopefully they'll get power back soon so they too can surf the internet and judge bloggers for being happy or excited about something.
Deleteeeek! SkimWords automatically turned kate's product reference into a shopping links. ha
sorry it was cancelled. but like you said, understandably so. it is a great accomplishment to have worked so hard and put together the fund raising and everything. i am proud to call you my friend. i am glad you and your family are safe. i pray for all who were affected by the storm.
ReplyDeleteOh no what a shame after all the training! Completely understand why but still such a shame, at least you got incredibly fit!!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousNovember 3, 2012 at 7:35 AM
OAJ ~ What did Kate say that was so bad? It was just a simple & very truthful comment to Sharon's post. There is a comments section after all. You were the rude one here. Then Sharon came along behind you with her comment about the boots & the little "ha." I thought you were sorry, Sharon, for that post anyway? And you were feeling "stupider" for posting it?
JF ~ Commenting in a blog or a leisure activity doesn't require generators & police escorts. Does that at all make sense to you since you are in the dark? It's true, if you want to run around the city, you can ~ it just won't be an official marathon utilizing resources that could assist those who are desperately in need! A private run also won't start in the most devastated part of the city ~ Statten Island. Comprendè? As a matter of fact, if you live nearby, jog on over there so you can see what's up!Replies- AnonymousNovember 3, 2012 at 9:11 AM
Well said, I am very surprised and the blasé attitude of the last few posts. I understand that NY is not this families hometown. But have some respect for us.
Delete You're right, I don't live in NY. But my town was directly hit with a Cat 4 hurricane awhile back and we lost power for 2 weeks. It was a difficult time for sure, but if a local blogger wrote about boots and a marathon, that would be the least of my concerns.
I was blown away at the help that poured in from people from all over the country after we were hit by the hurricane. Complaining on Sharon's blog isn't doing anyone a bit of good so if you want to make a difference, turn of your computer, go down there, and help clean up the mess.
- AnonymousNovember 3, 2012 at 12:03 PM
We actually weren't complaining on Sharon's blog. We were responding to insensitive & judgemental comments such as yours - scroll up & read it again. Do you - having been hit by a hurricane as you say - honestly think that the 1st thing people will do is hop on a comments section in this blog & judge a blogger who is "excited & happy?" The level of suffering is obviously beyond your comprehension or you are unable to hear yourself, which happens to all of us at times. Sharon's blog has a lot to do with NYC. It's to her credit that people are coming here to check in on a city they love. However, her timing & the way she wrote about the topics seemed insensitive - she admitted that herself regarding the boots (& yet her own comment above does make one wonder about her realization.) I have no doubt that all of us who came here appreciate Sharon & her blog - there is grace - however, we don't have to agree with everything Sharon says or what her commenters think in what would appear to be sheer ignorance.
ReplyDeleteReplies- JeannineNovember 3, 2012 at 1:39 PM
Thank you for calling Sharon out on her "sheer ignorance." The people suffering right now appreciate you doing your part to keep things real on NYC Taught Me.
What I do have is perspective. Stop nit-picking what she posts and actually do some good by volunteering your time. If you're too far away, have a garage sale or sell some stuff on eBay and donate the money to the Red Cross or Salvation Army. If you can't understand this concept, perhaps the level of suffering is above your comprehension as well. Take care. - AnonymousNovember 5, 2012 at 6:56 PM
I was not "calling Sharon out on her sheer ignorance." Those are your words, not mine. I did say that we don't have to agree with everything she says or "what her COMMENTERS think in what would appear to be sheer ignorance." There is a difference. I know what was written and the spirit in which it was intended. You chose to ignore the positives I said about her work/blog. Perhaps she did too. I don't agree with "ha" ing your readers or lecturing them about bagels & toys, when they obviously were in a lot of pain (or were concerned about someone who was). Sharon could have shown the same grace to her readers that she wanted the next day from them when she apologized. (I actually did not find her posts offensive AT ALL, but I did find some of her reponses to her readers offensive.)And letting someone get away with calling your readers "whiners & trolls" and go on about "throwing stones" while the commenter types with an obvious boulder in her hand is not right either. But, she got a thank you. These "trolls" are the folks who have been loyal to her business, privately cheered her on, donated to Fred's team, etc...I admit to being angry about it.I have to accept that what I type here won't be received well or heard in the way it's intended, but I could be wrong. Either way, I wish Sharon the best in all she pursues, 100%.
Delete - JeannineNovember 5, 2012 at 8:08 PM
This is just a really emotional time for everyone and I apologize for my part in this heated debate. She's my sister and I got defensive on her behalf but it wasn't really appropriate. Anyways, thank you for continuing to support her.
- AnonymousNovember 3, 2012 at 2:27 PM
eBay & size 10 rain boots & cookies will save the people & make everything better! lol Good grief.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousNovember 4, 2012 at 8:17 AM
Who says we have not. I've had people sleeping in my home since Thursday because they have no power or heat. I've had people over using my showers. And I've donated. There is nothing wrong with calling out a popular blogger on being insensitive. Maybe we're hoping to see her post some links on where and how to donate in her area.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousNovember 4, 2012 at 9:00 AM
Thank you for your recent post. I was one of the replies that was a put off by your earlier posts. What you did was beautiful and I'm sorry I was harsh in my replies but understand that emotions are on high and your posts came off as insensitive. I'm not perfect either tho. Bless you and your family.
ReplyDelete Sorry to see all the people being jerks on here. Some people have nothing better to do with their lives than bring others down. Your posts have done nothing to hurt people in NYC as they recover and the rude comments have done nothing to help the people in NYC- they have only put bad energy into the world. Good work with this blog and with all you do to help your community and your family. You rock!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousNovember 4, 2012 at 6:57 PM
You are a wonderful person for going and helping. They were lucky to have you there to help. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your beloved city.
ReplyDelete I cry for NY and NJ. I was only 18 when I moved to NYC, and then I stayed there for college, graduate school, work, and to fall in love. I raised our daughter and birthed our son in NJ. Reading what you wrote about your 'marathon' broke my heart. I am so glad that communities are coming together to help and to change what mother nature wrought. Thank you for giving your time, energies, and heart.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry for all the people complaining on here about you trying to move on after the storm.
My brother was supposed to run the NYC Marathon this year, too, and it's something he has been working towards for YEARS (he qualified for it [meaning his time is insane, so I jokingly refer to him as my half-Kenyan brother]). Yes, you guys can "try again next year," but marathon training is INTENSE--my brother is unmarried/childless, so I can't imagine how much harder it is to train with the obligations you have to your family. Every runner paid at $270 for the race registration, which is nonrefundable. Many paid for planes, trains, hotel rooms, etc. It was a huge investment of money (a lot of which goes to local businesses!), but mostly of time and discipline. You have to change your lifestyle to be fit for a marathon. You can't just put off running the race for a year--you have to keep training, and for a lot of people, that isn't always possible. It's very understandable that the runners would be really disappointed--and that does not mean they are out of touch with the suffering and devastation around them.
Anyone complaining on here about Sharon needs a reality check. Snide anonymous comments like "I understand that NY is not this families hometown but..." are ridiculous. You clearly adore this city, and your motivation for running the marathon was so lovely (to honor your mother). I'm happy that you were able to help with the recovery effort this weekend, but I'm very sorry that it kept you from being able to run. My family lived through Katrina in New Orleans, and I truly understand how terrible hurricanes and flooding can be. But that doesn't mean that individuals are not entitled to mourn their own losses, however small they may be compared to what others have experienced.
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A heat wave in Southern California meant crystal-clear skies and warm sunny weather these past several days in Mammoth.
What a weekend to spend on the fields at Shady Rest during week three of AYSO soccer season (Sept. 25-26). The warm weather fooled us all into feeling like summer hadn't yet blown away on a cool fall breeze or buried itself under the changing leaves.
There was extended play and excitement as AYSO organizers, led by league commissioner Stuart Brown, put on the first annual Mammoth Tournament for the U10 girls' and boys' divisions. Games started early Saturday morning and continued until the championship games were played late that afternoon. The Presson teams were victorious, winning both championship games. Championship winners will travel to a tournament in Carson City the weekend of Oct. 23. Boys and girls playing in the U12 division will play in the continuation of the Mammoth Tournament Saturday, Oct. 2. Games begin at 9 a.m. with the girls' championship game scheduled for 3:30 p.m. and the boys' championship game being played at 4:30 p.m.
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- Release Date: Sep 21, 2012
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Sep 24, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Apr 12, 2013Two things I am tired of in movies are the hand-held "I am taking this film" technique and the inability of a half dozen people at point blank range with military grade weapons being until to hit their target. If you love cop films you might like this one, but I found it tedious.
Dec 26, 2012
Sep 21, 2012An amazing police thriller/drama film that reminds you of such great cop show oldies like Adam-12 and 21 Jump Street. With deep characters, great acting and superb directing, End of Watch is worth watching.
Sep 23, 2012This film humanizes cops. Excellent movie! The movie contains a lot of criminal trends. It may seem fake to a lot of people but the truth is that what this movie contains in it is reality. When watching this movie people may say "that doesn't happen" the truth is that it does. I will watch this movie again in the next couple of days!!!
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Nov 14, 2012You know how Training Day was a gritty well written neo-realistic law enforcement drama....well End of Watch isn't. It falls short, real short. Honestly, I fell asleep in the movie. Combination of bad writing, horrible cinematography, tired scenes of LA, and too much popcorn.
Sep 30, 2012This movie is horrible. It starts out as a ripoff of the movie "Colors" and then the plot scatterbrains down different paths from there. Predictable, trite, inconsequential, unimportant, and annoying are some of the adjectives that come to mind when describing this awful attempt at cinematography. There are a few chuckles mixed among the ridiculous garbage. Don't waste your time on this nonsense.
Jan 27, 2013I found these two cops quite annoying with their lame, childish banter. The acting is fine but the dialouge seems a little unrealistic in parts. Not as gritty as it could be. I got bored and switched it off. Doesn't come close to a single episode of the Shield. Dissapointing
Dec 13, 2012This movie is so bad, it is beyond bad. It is basically unwatchable. When every second word in the script is the F word, it makes you want to turn off the sound. The script seems to have been written by a 14 year old. The acting is atrocious. The photography is nauseating. How can anyone sit through the entire length of this shameful attempt ?
Oct 5, 2012Weak story line, poor photography, mellow dramatic glorification of cops and gangs. It has been done many times before and done better. Nothing new here and nothing like the Movie Trailer. Absolute waste of time
Jan 21, 2013this jerky camera crap was old with blair witch; unless you're 13 or enjoy that nonsense, give this film a skip. oh and if the excuse is "hey it's cause they're video-taping themselves" then get a camcorder and go out and make your own film; you couldn't do any worse than this.
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Jun 4, 2013"End of Watch is a gritty, reckless and emotional film that, gives us the true in-depth look at inner city cops. Filled with Oscar Worthy performances. It should come as no surprise, End of Watch being one of the best cop dramas in years." B+
Sep 26, 2012
Jan 26, 2013This a decent film, its gritty but ultimately it has an easily predictable ending. It's a good action / pseudo documentary film about 2 cops who are partners that find situation after situation of dealing with the worst criminals humanity has to offer in south central LA.
Jan 28, 2013This movie manages to have a completely unreastic and a realistic feel at the same time. A very good cop movie. The only problem is the partners are a little too nice to each other. Like their trying to push the friendship too hard to lead to more emotion. Comes of as a little cheap.
Nov 3, 2012I find the critic and audience score for this movie was overrated. But I must admit it's one of good movie. Tearjerking ending and captivated performance by Jake Gyllenhaal and Anna Kendrick. But I don't find it's one good example of found footage entry.
Sep 23, 2012It is good but left me struggling to think whether to recommend it. The middle slows down a bit while the ending is solid. Be prepared for the handheld camera moves that work for awhile... then your eyes tire and you have to look away just to focus. it has many great parts to it.
Sep 26, 2012Not since Training Day has a movie grown above the cliche'd cop storylines, and Ayer is a master of this genre. This is by far his best work, and it's a heartbreaker. Look for Gyllenhall this Oscar season.
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Jan 16, 2014As an Netflix instant watch film, End of Watch was one of the better finds I have located on there. I was very surprised by the quality of this film. Both lead actors make their roles believable and very human for the audience. The gritty way in which the movie was shot made the personal touch that much more apparent. Very well written and directed film.
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Dec 9, 2012Best Movie of the Year, Period. 5 or 6 years down the line, ask any cop about his fav movie and there's a good chance that it's gonna be this one. One of the best Guy/Buddy movies of all times.
Oct 15, 2012End of Watch is the big sorprise of this year -in my opinion- the story can have a simple development, but when the movie start you watch that have an intelligent development, and the performances of the cast are awesome, the script can have some mistakes, but is not much. End of Watch is interesting, funny and is a sorprise.
Dec 20, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
Sep 1, 2014A moving, powerful film about not only policemen but brothers--poignantly portrayed by Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena. End of Watch is a new hand-held classic.
Oct 21, 2012Not being the biggest fan of Jake Gyllenhaal, I was a bit skeptical about whether or not I would like this movie before I saw it. After seeing it I must say I enjoyed it allot. His acting is pretty good in this film. The camera movement is a little choppy at times but the way the movie pieces together was interesting. Lots of action and violence. All in All a solid movie.
Jan 12, 2013
Nov 13, 2012End of Watch is a thrilling action drama film incorporating the elements of hand-held footage. What
Jan 25, 2013Intense, vulgar, disturbing. End of Watch is an unexpectedly over-the-top shoot-em-up, comparable to an episode of Southland on cocaine. Too soon through the movie does the language just get annoying, and the ridiculous lack of common sense the cops have questions the movie's reflection of the LAPD. Gyllenhaal is barely able to save this movie. 63/100
Oct 6, 2012Really liked this movie, but what I really enjoyed was how you felt attached to all the characters. I love action films, but one of the main flaws is that beyond shooting and killing, there is no story behind them, but that was not the case here. Hell, even the bad guys had a story behind them. Great character development and acting led to an atypical cop drama, but it was still great.
Oct 20, 2012
Mar 17, 2013An absolutely generic police-drama, buddy-film with good performances, but without originality. There is nothing here we have not seen before in these type of movies.
Feb 3, 2014The filming is good, the actors/characters are decent, but in my opinion the story lacks some depth and is pretty straightforward, overall an okay movie about policeman everyday life.
Sep 30, 2012Amazing movie. Great action, great acting all the way through. Well written. I enjoyed it far more than The Master which is getting all the rave reviews lately. Toward the end there is a bit of subtle foreshadowing, but the ending is still somewhat unexpected.
Nov 15, 2012Entertaining because of the ferocious energy with which it is shot and the two charismatic leads, which more than make up for the film's shortcomings in plot.
Jan 13, 2013Great movie, one of the best i saw last year, superb acting for the two main characters, Anna Kendrick is amazing in the few minutes she plays, the movie is intense, fun, dramatic all at once. Occasionally it revives some of the shield atmoshere, and the feeling is great. Only the end isn't matching the greatness of the rest but you can survive it. A must to watch.
Nov 18, 2012Very entertaining to watch, well worth seeing for anyone who likes the thriller/action or drama genre. Basically what TravisFinn said sums it up well.
Nov 5, 2012Awesome film, love the camera work. The acting is natural, and the storyline is compelling. Many scenes put me on the edge of my seat, and I would gladly watch this film again.
Nov 23, 2012It is really a thrilling cop movie that i have not seen for a while. Excellent acting and directing all the way. I cannot complain about it, i really loved it and felt the characters. If you think this movie is not a good cop movie, or an action/drama movie, well... looks like you have some brain issues.
Nov 28, 2012Brilliantly shot, written, and directed, "End Of Watch" is a thrilling cop drama with some excellent performances from Gyllenhaal and Pena.
Dec 2, 2012I didn't know what to expect after I heard of this movie but in the end I loved it.
Good jokes, good acting, I loved the camera work.
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Dec 30, 2012This film is a tribute to all cops just doing there job. I was completely blown away at the end. Having watched so many action movies this was really refreshing and real.
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Jan 20, 2013End of Watch is not only an emotionally interactive, episodic slice of realism and well done film for its very low budget, it is a gem among its sub-genre of non-horror found footage films.
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Mar 22, 2013Although End of Watch manages to avoid most of the typical cliches associated with the genre of law enforcement movies, there is still loose cannon & family man- pair around. The movie is worth seeing but I think I would have been better off watching the old episodes of Cops instead.
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Mar 27, 2013an awesome movie i loved every second of it probably the best police movie i have seen in a long time and i'm gonna watch it again and again on a smaller screen.
Mar 10, 2013I really enjoyed the two leads. Their chemistry makes this movie as good as it is. Anna Kendrick is also in this film and is good as always. Overall though if the leads weren't as good as they were this movie would suffer.
Nov 1, 2014Amazing film. It's one of those films which doesn't fully hit you how great it is until the end. They achieved so much with it considering they had a small budget. Well worth a watch!
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Sep 8, 2013I watched this movie because Anna Kendrick is in it and I think it is absolutely amazing! All the actors did a fantastic job and the script was so well written and clever. I am doing a project for school about this movie!
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May 3, 2014Cinematography, characters, acting and story carry this film through the most of the way. The only thing that's wrong in there is some of the dialogue.
Dec 4, 2014This movie is probably one of my favorite in recent memory. It have great action scenes and well written dialog between the two characters. It have a very realistic feel to it, plus some drama for good measure definitely worth it
Forceful and arresting, Ayer's follow-up to "Harsh Times" and "Street Kings" sees him confidently playing to his strengths.
It's a collection of cop-movie clichés but presented with sufficient flair and strong performances that the ride is enough, even if it's on rails.
The performances here are so sharp that viewers may wish End of Watch has been shot by someone who knew how to find the right point of view for a scene and leave it there.


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Prince Rebel 2 Women's Shoe Review
Prince Rebel 2 Women's Shoe Scores | |
Comfort | 4.2 |
Ventilation | 3.8 |
Arch Support | 3.7 |
Foot Support/Stability | 4.0 |
Overall Sole Durability | 4.1 |
Toe Durability | 3.9 |
Traction | 3.9 |
Weight | 4.2 |
Overall | 4.2 |
- Great fit for wider feet
- Minimal break-in
- Comfort
- Lightweight feel
- 6-month durability guarantee
- Too wide for narrow feet
- Laces come untied easily
Prince continues to expand its offerings in the lightweight, speed shoe category with the Rebel 2. (Note: The original Rebel was a men's shoe, and the first of the light speed shoes for women was called the Poise.) True to Prince's reputation for making comfortable shoes, our testers found the Rebel 2 felt great out of the box with minimal break-in. Also known for making stable shoes with a generous forefoot width, Prince again delivered with this Rebel 2, but our testers with narrow feet disliked the wider fit in the forefoot and experienced excessive loosening of the shoe over time. Excellent durability complemented superb traction. Some playtesters found the traction almost too good, with the outsole grabbing the court a little too much. At 13.1 ounces, the Prince Rebels felt lighter than their weight would indicate, and surprised some of our testers with their fast feel. Prince got it right with the Rebel 2, a shoe that offers comfort, durability and support, with a lightweight feel.
Comfort - Score: 4.2
Most of our playtesters felt the Rebel 2 cushioned their feet well. Initially Karly didn't think these were the most comfortable shoes to play in. She said, "I thought the bottoms were just too firm, and I didn't find the best cushioning in the insoles. After a short break-in period the comfort of the shoe took a turn for the better. My opinion changed drastically and the shoes really softened up, to where they were noticeably more comfortable to play in."
Carol found the shoes to be great with no break-in period. She said, "This shoe was very comfortable, with great cushioning. I never noticed any rubbing, poking or pinching from this shoe throughout the playtest."
Siobhan also found the comfort of the shoes to be high, saying, "I liked these right out of the box. There was a good fit, support, comfort and cushioning. They had just the right amount of stiffness, and I felt really good in these. Prince did a good job."
Brittany found immediate comfort. She said, "They were extremely comfortable right out of the box. I was very comfortable playing aggressively in them from the start of the playtest to the finish. I didn't experience any blisters or rubbing and found the cushioning to be a perfect combination of not too much and not too little."
Ventilation - Score: 3.8
The synthetic mesh in the upper and the air mesh tongue managed to offer decent ventilation for our testers. Siobhan thought the breathability was fine. She said, "I didn't feel like my feet got sweaty, but the shoes were perhaps a bit warm. I could have used a little more ventilation, but to be honest, it was nothing to complain about."
Carol agreed, adding, "Ventilation was decent. My feet never felt overheated, and I didn't have that immediate need to take the shoe off after playing. I was very comfortable with the ventilation this shoe offered."
Wishing for a little more breathability was Karly. She said, "Overall I thought the ventilation was average. I didn't ever notice my feet feeling overheated when playing in them, but they also didn't leave my socks very dry when I took them off. To be honest, I was a little disappointed with the ventilation. I had higher expectations for the shoe's breathability, probably because of the lightweight mesh upper."
Brittany had no problems with the ventilation. She said, "My foot stayed at a pretty neutral temperature, and I was able to wear the shoe around comfortably after tennis. When I wore them for workouts my feet stayed at a comfortable temperature."
Arch Support - Score: 3.7
The low arch height drew mixed reactions from the testers. Karly experienced some discomfort, saying, "The arch support fell below average for me. I thought the arch was too low and didn't offer much support. My feet usually started to ache about a half-hour into the hit. After a grueling hitting session I felt like I was walking awkwardly because my feet were sore."
Brittany had mixed opinions, saying, "I would definitely say this shoe has a low arch, and it didn't seem to have enough support of my medium arch. However, it felt like there was a slight edge on the shoe that sometimes would make my arches sore at the beginning of a hit. Overall, the arch support wasn't really a positive or a negative."
Siobhan didn't have any problems, saying, "Great. Like I said earlier, the Rebel 2 is an all around comfortable and supportive shoe."
Carol also had a comfortable experience with the arch support. She said, "There was great arch support. I really felt that this shoe fit great and provided ample arch support."
Foot Support/Stability - Score: 4.0
While support and stability were positive features for most of the testers, some found that the shoe loosened up too much over time. Brittany found the shoe didn't fit her narrow foot well. She said, "My forefoot was slipping around in my shoe while I moved on the court. I was able to slightly fix the problem by tightening the laces. I found the back of the shoe held my heel in place comfortably, and the ankle support met my needs. I felt very confident that my ankle was secure when moving around the court."
This shoe provided a lot of support for Carol. She said, "I felt very comfortable with the quick stop-and-goes and changes of direction. I never had to worry that the shoe wouldn't support me in these moves. My ankles felt very protected with this shoe, and the fit really molded to my foot, not allowing my foot to slide around in the shoe at all."
Siobhan felt the shoe changed a lot over time. She said, "Granted, I have narrow feet, but the shoe felt great the first couple of times I wore it. As I wore it more, it stretched more than I'm used to. Keeping in mind the shoe had a wider forefoot, I had to keep tightening the laces all the way down the shoe to keep it at a level of support that I liked. That said, I felt protected, stable and able to move freely without any fear of a sprain."
The stability and support of the Rebel 2 was so-so for Karly. She said, "I found stability with the low-to-the-ground feeling, and I felt there was enough support around the ankles to keep me from rolling them, but I thought the wider fit hindered the stability. The shoe fit wide from the get-go, especially in the forefoot, which was where I experienced a bit of sliding. I normally don't like shoes that fit narrower toward the toes because my foot is wider in the forefoot, but I think the Rebel 2's forefoot was just too wide."
Overall Sole Durability - Score: 4.1
The durability of the Prince Rebel 2 proved to be good for all of our playtesters, with the majority being impressed by the low amount of wear, even after many hours on court. Karly thought the durability was decent for such a lightweight shoe. "It wasn't the most durable shoe, but it ranked higher than average in its weight class. There was a little bit of wear, mostly near the toe of the sole, but the sole and its traction lasted much longer than I was expecting, which really impressed me."
Siobhan experienced a little bit of wear, but thought the shoes performed well. She said, "Not bad at all! I played with these shoes a lot, and I can see some wear on the pivot point and medial edges of the sole on each forefoot, but more just a balding versus any serious wear and tear."
Brittany liked the guarantee Prince offered in combination with the durability of the sole. She said, "I found the durability of this shoe to be about average compared to other shoes I have tested. I found some smoothing in the toe area, but about what I would expect from my tennis shoes. The Rebel 2 has a six-month guarantee, which is an extra bonus."
Carol was singing the praises of the Rebel 2. She said, "I've been playing in these shoes for weeks, and they still look brand new! There is no comparing the durability of the Rebel 2 to other shoes. I've never seen a shoe with this kind of durability."
Toe Durability - Score: 3.9
For our two toe-draggers, toe durability was up to standard. Brittany puts a lot of pressure on the toe bumpers of her tennis shoes. She said, "The Prince Rebel 2 held up to the test. The white toe bumper had a textured pattern that had started to smooth out, but I still have plenty of hours left with these shoes. A bonus feature for me was that the Duraskin XD came all the way down to the toe bumper to offer extra protection to the top of the shoe."
Karly was surprised by the toe durability. She said, "I thought the toe durability was higher than average for such a lightweight shoe. I enjoyed the amount of coverage the shoe offered on the upper (with the sole and synthetic material) to help keep the toe protected. The toe was, however, where I experienced the most wear and tear. "
Traction - Score: 3.9
Traction on the Rebel 2 was excellent, but almost too good for some players. For Karly it was nothing but a positive experience. She said, "I really enjoyed the amount of traction I got on the court with the Rebel 2s. The shoes gave me confidence when starting and stopping quickly. I could change directions effortlessly and without hesitation. The combination of the traction and lightweight feel made it easy to move quickly in all directions. I noticed a little bit of smoothing toward the top of the sole, but I thought the shoe kept its traction really well."
Carol found the traction to be a great feature for this shoe. She said, "It is almost too good. During my playtest I felt that I was stuck to the court at times. It wasn't easy to lift the shoe from the ground and move for the next ball, especially when running and planting. This did get better as the playtest went on, but I still felt the traction was almost too good."
Brittany, on the other hand, struggled with the traction, saying, "Probably my biggest negative with this shoe was the traction. I feel the shoe almost gripped the court too well. When I was quickly changing directions I would get stuck on the court. I also felt like I wasn't able to start up again as quickly as I would have liked when I was suddenly stopping to get to a ball. As the playtest progressed I was able to adjust to the shoes, and I found the traction improved slightly."
Siobhan agreed with Brittany. She said, "I would probably use the word 'sticky' to describe these shoes. The first thing I noticed when I played in them was that I appeared to stick to the court, and I couldn't move my feet as freely as I'm used to. I think the stickiness lessened as I wore the sole in a little bit more, but it was definitely a sensation I wasn't used to. I felt secure moving around the court in these, but I was a little uncomfortable because I sometimes felt like my feet had glue on them."
Weight - Score: 4.2
The Prince Rebel 2 surprised some of our testers by feeling lighter than 13.1 ounces (size 8.5) on the court. Siobhan noticed the weight, but wasn't put off by it. She said, "They're a bit heavier than some of the lightweight Nike or Asics shoes I've been playing in, but I didn't really notice. I actually liked how I moved around the court with their weight."
Carol was a believer in the weight of the Rebel 2, saying, "It's amazing how light this shoe is! I would expect a shoe like this, with great arch support, cushioning and durability, to weigh a ton, but it is very light and manageable. The light weight really helped during the long matches I would play. Heavy shoes can really weigh me down and impair my movement as a match progresses, but this shoe really allowed my movement to stay at a high level."
Karly was similarly surprised by the weight of the Rebel 2s. She said, "My first impression of the shoes' weight went something along the lines of, 'Wait, these shoes are over 13 ounces? No way, get outta here!' They felt much lighter than their actual weight. I felt I was able to move much faster than usual while playing in them, and I was able to chase down shots that I'm not normally able to get to in time -- it was great!"
Brittany also found this shoe to play lighter than its actual weight. She said, "I prefer lightweight shoes that are around 11 ounces and less. The Prince Rebel 2 weighs in on the heavier side for my liking, but surprisingly didn't play that way. It was very easy to move around the court and the shoe wasn't weighing me down."
Overall - Score: 4.2
Karly - "I fell in love with the lightweight feel and traction. I wish I could move this fast in every shoe!"
Siobhan - "Comfort right out of the box -- just a generally good performing shoe all around."
Brittany - "I liked the comfort and awesome silver/yellow color combination!"
Carol - "The first thing I noticed was the cosmetics. Prince did a great job in designing the shoe, making it look sharp and different from their competitors. This looks like a player's shoe. It was very comfortable and light. The support and comfort levels were definitely high, along with the cushioning. My foot never felt weighed down or overheated during matches, which is very important to me. My favorite aspect was the durability."
Karly - "The low arch was a major drawback for me. It was the first time I considered wearing orthotics."
Siobhan - "Aside from the stickiness, my biggest complaint would be the laces. It's like they had a mind of their own. I definitely needed to double knot those suckers."
Brittany - "The toebox was too big for my narrow feet, and the traction sometimes was too sticky."
Carol - "My only dislike (if you can even call it that), is the high level of traction. During my first 8-10 hits with this shoe I felt the traction was too good. This did seem to decrease as the playtest went on, but only marginally."
Comparing the Rebel 2s to other shoes they've worn, our testers said:
Karly - "The Rebel 2 reminded me of the Nike Zoom Courtlite 3 because of the weight and comfort, though I thought the Rebel 2s were more durable, especially around the toe. Technically the Rebel 2 weighs about an ounce less than the Babolat Propulse 3, but I thought they felt about 3 ounces lighter when wearing them. "
Siobhan - "Comfort out of the box reminded me of the Nike Zoom Courtlite 3, because I could put them on and play right away with no issues."
Brittany - "I found similarities with the comfort, ventilation and weight of the Prince Poise, and with the cushioning and weight of the KSwiss BigShot. However, I prefer the Rebel 2 because they weren't as clunky feeling as the BigShot."
Carol - "This shoe is definitely at the top of my list. I prefer this shoe to most of the other speed shoes I have tested with Tennis Warehouse. I think it's a great shoe."
Playtester Foot Types:
Karly - Medium width / Medium-low arch
Siobhan - Medium width / High arch
Brittany - Narrow width / Medium arch
Carol - Medium width / Medium arch
Review date: May 2012. If you found this review interesting or have further questions or comments please contact us.
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Thymoma is a rare tumor of the thymus gland, which is a small organ that lies under the breastbone, in a part of the body known as the "anterior mediastinum." The thymus is part of the immune system and is responsible for the development of lymphocytes, which are cells that travel through the body and help to fight infection. As we age, the thymus regresses, but in some people a remnant remains in adulthood. Thymoma is usually a slow-growing tumor that does not typically spread beyond the thymus gland. It is the most common tumor seen in the anterior mediastinum in adults.
Thymic carcinoma, on the other hand, is less common but more aggressive. It is generally more difficult to treat because it tends to spread quickly to other areas of the body.
The cause of thymoma is unknown, and the risk factors have not been identified. It affects men and women equally, most often in the fifth and sixth decades of life. People with thymoma may have other diseases of the immune system. Myasthenia gravis, an immune condition that causes the muscles to become weak, is the syndrome most often associated with thymoma, and is present in about 30% of people with thymoma. Conversely, because myasthenia gravis is more common than thymoma, only 10-15% of patients diagnosed with myasthenia gravis also have thymoma.
One-third to one-half of patients may have no symptoms at all. In such cases, the thymoma is usually discovered on a chest x-ray or a computed tomographic (CT) scan done for another reason. About one-third of patients may present with symptoms related to disease in the chest, such as cough, chest pain, shortness of breath, hoarseness and trouble swallowing. Finally, the last one-third can present with systemic symptoms related to myasthenia gravis, such as muscle weakness.
Thymoma is usually diagnosed based on x-ray and images of the chest. Laboratory studies such as routine bloodwork are generally not used. If x-ray or CT images reveal the presence of a thymoma with uncommon features, or if there is a question of invasion into other nearby structures in the chest, it may be necessary to obtain a tissue sample of the mass, or biopsy, for examination under a microscope. The biopsy is performed either by insertion of a needle through the chest wall or by a more invasive surgical procedure under general anesthesia, in which an incision is made above the breastbone and a piece of the tumor is removed. This procedure is sometimes done with the aid of a small camera, or scope, inserted into the chest (called video-assisted thoracoscopy, or VATS).
Once a thymoma is found, it may be necessary to perform more tests to see if the tumor has spread and so that the appropriate treatment can be recommended. The extent of the tumor spread is also referred to as the "stage". The Masaoka staging system is the most commonly used system to stage thymoma. (Note that the staging system for thymoma is also used for thymic carcinoma)
The tumor involves only the thymus gland and has not invaded the capsule that surrounds the gland. This is also referred to as noninvasive thymoma.
The tumor has spread beyond the thymus gland to invade the capsule that surrounds the gland, the fat that surrounds the gland, or the lining of the lung cavity. Stages II and higher are also referred to as invasive thymoma.
The tumor has invaded nearby organs, such as the lungs, the lining of the heart, or the large vessels next to the heart.
The tumor has spread deeper throughout the lining of the heart or the lining of the lungs (stage IVa), or has spread to other areas of the body through the bloodstream or lymphatic system (stage IVb).
The tumor has come back (recurred) after it was originally treated. Most recurrences occur close to where the tumor was originally.
The prognosis is based largely on the stage of disease. In the above staging system, the 5-year survival rates are:
A more recent but less widely used staging system was introduced by the World Health Organization (WHO). This system stages the disease based on how the cells appear under the microscope. The most favorable tumors are medullary and mixed thymomas (100% survival at 10 years); the next most favorable are cortical and predominantly cortical tumors (83% survival at 10 years); and the least favorable are thymic carcinomas (28-36% survival at 10 years).
All patients who are able to have their tumor completely surgically removed should undergo surgery. Complete removal of the tumor is the best chance for long-term survival. Stage I and II tumors, and some stage III tumors, are generally able to be completely resected.
Thymomas are considered to be sensitive to radiation therapy treatment (which is the use of high- energy x-rays aimed at the tumor or area from where the tumor was removed).
There is no need to use radiation for completely removed noninvasive thymoma tumors (stage I), but radiation is nearly always used in stage III or IV tumors after complete or partial (known as "debulking") surgical removal of the tumor. Whether radiation is needed after complete surgical removal of stage II tumors is controversial, although radiation is often recommended in order to decrease the chance that the tumor will come back in the original site. Additionally, radiation may be used in any stage of thymoma where it is not technically possible to do a safe and complete surgery.
The use of chemotherapy for advanced stage tumors has increased over the last decade, and the most commonly used drugs are cisplatin, doxorubicin, and ifosfamide. Corticosteroids are non-chemotherapy drugs that are also sometimes used. The use of more than one drug at a time (combination chemotherapy), either before or after treatment, such as surgery and/or radiation therapy, has been shown to be more effective than the use of only one chemotherapy drug alone.
Treatment may be one of the following:
Treatment may be one of the following:
Treatment may be one of the following:
National Cancer Institute: Thymoma & Thymic Carcinoma
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Fernandes A, Shinohara E, Guo M, et al. The role of radiation therapy in malignant thymoma: a Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results database analysis. J Thorac Oncol 2010;9:1454-60.
Forquer J, rong N, Fakiris A, et al. Post-operative radiotherapy after surgical resection of thymoma: differing roles in localized and regional disease. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 2010;76(2):440-445.
Kim E, Putnam J, Komaki R, et al. Phase II study of a multidisciplinary approach withinduction chemotherapy, followed by surgical resection, radiation therapy, and consolidation chemotherapy for unresectable malignant thymomas: final report. Lung Cancer 2004; 44:369-379.
Masaoka A, Monden Y, Nakahara K, et al. Follow-up study of thymomas with special reference to their clinical stages. Cancer 1981;48:2485.
Mornex F. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy for invasive thymomas: a multicentric retrospective review of 90 cases. Int J Radiat Biol Phys 1995;2:651-659.
Palmieri G, Montella L, Martignetti A, et al. Somatostatin analogs and prednisone in advanced refractory thymic tumors. Cancer 2002;94:1414-1420.
Singhal S, Shrager J, Rosenthal D, et al. Comparison of stages I–II thymoma treated by complete resection with or without adjuvant radiation. Ann Thorac Surg 2003;76: 1635-1642.
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[quote][i]Originally posted by Mikhailova[/i] [br]This is some interesting college hockey info... The University of Hawaii has a hockey team. How is it that Hawaii has a team and the University of Illinois, for example, doesn't? Illinois is a Big Ten school! They HAVE to have a hockey team! And it get pretty cold there in the winter, they definitely have a hockey climate. And they're not the only ones--some universities that could have hockey teams don't. I wonder what U of Hawaii's team name is...Hawaiian Ice? [8D] [/quote]
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Posted - 04/29/2007 : 15:28:27
I think we should have a forum for college hockey discussions. Of course it'd have to wait till next season since there's nothing going on right now, but I think it'd be fun to discuss NCAA games, Frozen Four, the schools, etc. Would this be possible?
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Posted - 07/11/2007 : 19:20:26
A bit of Photoshopped college hockey humor...
But first some background: You all (might) know of that old movie where that Mexican guy says "Badges? We don't need no stinkin' badges!" Minnesota, whose mascot is a gopher, and Wisconsin, whose mascot is a badger, are rivals. So, I have made this little pic Photoshopping the Mexican guy a bit...
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Posted - 07/09/2007 : 12:17:52
Ha Ha, apparantly Hawaiians invented Bobsled so anything is possible.
Posted - 07/09/2007 : 07:11:25
This is some interesting college hockey info...
The University of Hawaii has a hockey team. How is it that Hawaii has a team and the University of Illinois, for example, doesn't? Illinois is a Big Ten school! They HAVE to have a hockey team! And it get pretty cold there in the winter, they definitely have a hockey climate. And they're not the only ones--some universities that could have hockey teams don't.
I wonder what U of Hawaii's team name is...Hawaiian Ice?
Posted - 06/26/2007 : 16:56:46
Can it get any better for Minnesota? Six players selected in the entry draft and a Bill Masterton Trophy winner. Now they just need to win the national championship.
Posted - 06/26/2007 : 09:34:11
A rather amusing story involving a college hockey player...
Posted - 06/24/2007 : 18:02:39
Colby Cohen's going to Boston University and will be roommates with Kevin Shattenkirk, Colorado's first-round pick. A couple other later draft picks are going to Notre Dame University, which is surprising because it's not known for hockey. The teams look at where each kid goes to college, because that makes a big impact on their development as a player--for example, you'd be in a better hockey program if you went to Minnesota than if you went to, say, Illinois. To choose guys from Notre Dame is odd, but I guess they proved themselves good enough.
Posted - 06/23/2007 : 18:36:14
I think he did...I don't know the whole history there but that sounds familiar.
In other news, yet another draft pick will be going to the University of Michigan, as I found out today.
Posted - 06/22/2007 : 22:49:01
Didn't Chris Drury win the hobey baker award when he was playing?
Posted - 06/22/2007 : 19:23:21
Brendan Smith and three other draft picks are going to the University of Wisconsin.
Jimmy O'Brien and Patrick White are going to the University of Minnesota. Patrick is a big fan of Herb Brooks (his dad's friend played under Brooks at St. Cloud University) and of Miracle and the 1980 game. Minnesota pride. Great minds think alike, Pat! (Jimmy O'Brien was picked by Ottawa...how dare they, a team I hate, select someone from my favorite school! Lol, kidding).
Petrecki is going to Boston College.
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Posted - 06/18/2007 : 23:05:45
Both Brendan Morrison and Marty Turco went to Michigan, Morrison won the Hobey Baker Memorial Trophy. Paul Kariya went to Maine and so did Dave Nonis and Ryan Kesler went to Ohio State.
Posted - 06/15/2007 : 19:12:36
This is off-topic, but I was wondering how come you can't make polls in this forum. You can make them in all the other team forums, but it doesn't seem to be available here. Admin, any chance you could fix that?
Posted - 06/04/2007 : 20:07:07
Penner went to the University of Maine. Hmmm maybe Maine's not so bad as I thought, they have a potential Stanley Cup winner on their record.
Comrie went to Univ. of Michigan, Eaves went to Boston College, and DiPenta went to Boston University.
Potential scouting pick Max Pacioretty will be going to the University of Michigan this fall.
Erik Johnson (who won an award at the World Juniors and was the US captain), goes to the University of Minnesota.
Draft pick Ryan McDonagh is going to the University of Wisconsin.
Posted - 05/22/2007 : 16:08:44
No, the season ended in late April. It starts up again in October I think.
Saku Steen
Posted - 05/22/2007 : 15:41:32
Is college hockey still going on??
Posted - 05/22/2007 : 14:39:55
Chris Drury went to Boston College, and I'm sure he knows how his school's trend feels...make it all the way to the final round and then lose.
Posted - 05/19/2007 : 16:40:44
More college hockey tidbits:
The father of some guy on the Senators (I think it was Eaves, not sure) is the head coach of the men's hockey team at the University of Wisconsin.
Mark Johnson, of the Miracle on Ice team, is the head coach of the women's hockey team at the University of Wisconsin (half the reason I applied, lol).
And Alexei Kasatonov, of the Russian team from 1980, is the head men's hockey coach at Columbia University.
Posted - 05/07/2007 : 21:42:54
haha we always up north called minnesota "The M" kinda like miami is called "The U" we call michigan u of m
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Posted - 05/07/2007 : 14:42:01
The U of M is Minnesota. Michigan's nickname is UMich. (At first Michigan was my #1 school, but out-of-state tuition was much higher than everywhere else, so I went with Minnesota. The slogan I always said in my Michigan days was "UWish UWent to UMich"!)
Forgot about Ferris...there's also Bowling Green and Univ. of Minnesota-Duluth. The northern Big Ten schools rule it though (plus Boston College).
Posted - 05/06/2007 : 22:20:56
I'm from 15 minutes north of Michigan tech haha and know a few players on the northern most schools as well as msu...other schools that are pesky to the big ten schools are ferris and Lake superior state...a few guys that have been Nhl players from these schools are the Ferris's own John Gruden and Chris Kunitz From MTU Chris Conner, Tony Esposito, and Randy Mckay From NMU Dallas Drake and Don Wadell(GM of Thrashers) From LSSU Bates Battaglia, John Grahame, Brian Rolston, Doug Weight, and Jim Dowd
Now Michigan has so many i'm not listing them...probably the same as MSU and others...Michigans hockey alumni that were drafted (including the first american citizen to have his name on the stanley cup(who is from my hometown no less!))check it out
U of M=
"I dont need to score the goal. I need someone to start thinking about me and forgetting about scoring goals." -Vladmir Konstantinov
Posted - 05/06/2007 : 14:23:34
I wondered about that. Isn't there some league called the CIS or something? I don't know much about Canadian college hockey. I know some of the schools, but I don't know how good they are or who some good players are.
P.S. More notable NHLers from the NCAA--Today during the Sabres game I found out Ryan Miller went to Michigan State.
Posted - 05/06/2007 : 01:19:20
But how 'bout college hockey here in Canada? Anyone else follow that?
I see another championship going to U of A.
Posted - 04/30/2007 : 17:28:54
Its almost like the College Basketball format. Some notables you all have heard of that are currently in the NCAA is Johnathon Toews, T.J. Oshie and Andrew Cogliano. I have the NHL Network and they televise games frequently. I watched this years Championship Game. It pretty cool but Mik can teach us alot, especially when the season gets underway next year.
When life gives you lemons throw them at the Ottawa Senators and their fans and hope it gets them in the eyes ;)
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Posted - 04/30/2007 : 17:23:28
Awesome I'll try to remember that
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Posted - 04/30/2007 : 12:45:46
You can go to the NCAA website and go to the ice hockey section: (I had to make the link a tiny URL because the real one was too long, lol)
Or you could go to the schools' websites and look under 'Athletics' and then 'Ice hockey'.
Saku Steen
Posted - 04/30/2007 : 12:06:30
Ok, thanks Mik. Ill try to stay on top of this next season
Know any good links for college hockey?
Posted - 04/30/2007 : 11:53:36
Thanks admin!
OK, here's what you need to know about college hockey. In the NCAA, there are three main divisions for hockey: the ECHA (Eastern Collegiate Hockey Association), the WCHA (Western), and the CCHA (Central). There are six dominant schools, who consistently produce the best teams: University of Minnesota, Univ. of Michigan, Univ. of Wisconsin, Boston College, Michigan State, and Univ. of North Dakota. Other prominent schools are the Univ. of Maine, Ohio State, Univ. of Alaska, Northern Michigan Univ., and Michigan Tech. However, these and the other hockey schools aren't among the powerhouses, and usually don't get too far in NCAA tournaments (except for this year, when Maine made it to the Frozen Four). I'm not quite sure how the playoff schedules work (I only started watching college hockey recently and they don't televize a lot of games), but each division has their own playoffs to determine the winner of that division (Minnesota was this year's WCHA champ!), and the top schools in each division (not sure the exact number, 8 maybe) advance. The playoffs continue until the Frozen Four, where the top four remaining teams compete, and the winners of each game advance to the championship game. This year's winner was Michigan State, they defeated Boston College. (The four teams were Michigan State, Boston College, Univ. of North Dakota, and Univ. of Maine). Boston College has a history of making it to the final game and then losing--it happened this year, it happened last year when they lost to Wisconsin, and it happened in 1976 to their rival Minnesota. Minnesota is usually considered the most dominant hockey school, and Boston perhaps would be second. Notable players are Jonathan Toews (U of North Dakota) and Boston College goalie Cory Schneider. There are others but I haven't seen enough games to get a good idea of who they are. Ohio State has a couple of good players, but with the exception of John McIlvaine, their names escape me. Several NHLers came from these schools--Vanek went to Minnesota, someone on the Devils (forget who) came from Ohio State, and several others have come from Boston College and Univ. of North Dakota.
I went to an Ohio State game against Northern Michigan once, and OSU won. It was pretty cool. Anything else you want to know, just ask!
Saku Steen
Posted - 04/30/2007 : 11:33:00
Ok Mik, tell us about this league.... teams, players, ect.
Posted - 04/30/2007 : 10:56:01
Your wish is my command.
Mik, I just created a college hockey forum in the "Other Leagues" Category (which I just moved this topic to)
Have fun and enjoy!
Posted - 04/30/2007 : 05:35:03
Yeah, I think it would be interesting.
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Posted - 04/30/2007 : 03:48:49
Ya, I dont know anything about it so I would like to learn about it!
I've figured it out, the guys gotta play like girls!
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Posted - 04/29/2007 : 16:08:19
Well me I don't watch Collage Hockey but if we have a forum about with Mik here I could learn a lot
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