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I don't think Jones will finish Glover. Glover has good (but not great) wrestling, good jiu-jitsu (I don't know how he is off his back though, so I do claim limited knowledge on this aspect) and of course heavy hands. If Jones becomes careless at any point, he could potentially get caught by a bomb from Texiera.
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UFC Quick Quote: Glover Teixeira has really good defense, he just got hit once or twice
"I think his ace in the hole is his unbelievable one-punch knockout power. He got caught once or twice. I mean it's a fight. It's like telling a football team 'oh your guy got tackled once or twice.' I mean he got hit once or twice, exactly, so he really has good defense, but it's a fight and when somebody so dominant gets hit at all, people are like 'oh the guy got tagged!' We work a lot of defense, Just like in swimming you jump into the water you're gonna get wet, if you jump into a fight you're gonna get hit."
John Hackleman, trainer for Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) number one contender Glover Teixeira, told Submission Radio (via The Underground) he's not overly concerned with the amount of damage the Brazilian took in his most recent fight against Ryan Bader.
And if you want beef, then bring the ruckus
Throw some intelligent bombs Glover!
It's kinda funny that there was such a big Glover hype train on his way to getting a title shot against Jones. Once he received his title shot after a win against Bader, two things happened: Gustafsson almost beat Jones and Cormier dropped down to 205. Those two things overshadowed the Glover hype train. Glover is no joke and he could really play spoilers to any future plans Zuffa has.
Body strikes mince meat.
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Jon Jones, Glover Teixeira randomly drug tested ahead of UFC 172 title fight
"The Maryland Commission sent a lab to drug test me and I'm glad they did," Jones told Ariel Helwani on the most recent edition of FOX Sports 1's "UFC Tonight." "It was urine and blood. They had a test for HGH, I think it was HGH, then they had a urine test that detects all other type of stuff."
MMAjunkie subsequently confirmed with Teixeira's camp that the challenger also submitted a sample for the same battery of tests.
According to Jones, the random testing was the result of a request from his management team, who felt it was a good chance to clear his name of any foul play ahead of the April 26 championship bout from Baltimore Arena.
"It was something me and my management team asked for several months ago," Jones said. "We thought it would be great to make sure everyone was playing fair in this fight. I'm not accusing my opponent of anything, but it'd just be great to see.
"They said they would need the UFC to approve it, the UFC approved it and paid for the whole thing and they never told me or Glover when our tests would come. I'm happy that it came.""I have no right to accuse him of being on anything," Jones said. "I know when people get chances to fight for world titles maybe they'll do anything to get an edge, and I think the only edge you should have it work ethic so I thought we should both get tested."
And if you want beef, then bring the ruckus
I don't think anyone was accusing Jones of using PEDs wtf is he talking about? Also how is it a random drug test if it was result of a request by Jones' management.
I think Jones is hoping Glover is on the juice so the fight gets scrapped and Cormier fills in. That card would probably sell better, thus making Jones more money.
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Meadowlands Plaza Hotel is just 1 mile from the Izod Center, and Meadowlands Racetrack; 1.5 miles from the Meadowlands Expo Center; 8 miles from Liberty State Park with ferry service to Ellis Island & the Statue of Liberty.
Big breakfast
Full American Breakfast available from 7 to 10:30 AM daily in hotel restaurant. Buffet includes fresh scrambled eggs, home fries, bacon or sausage, pancakes, muffins, bagels, croissants, cereal, juice, coffee, and tea.
Free local calls
The 176 guestrooms at the Meadowlands Plaza Hotel have dark-wood furnishings, complimentary premium channels, free local calls and free Wi-Fi internet access. Overnight rooms feature hairdryers and coffee makers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
The Meadowlands Hotel has a fitness center with cardio equipment and weight machines. An area shuttle within a 5-mile radius can be provided. A high-speed Internet kiosk in the hotel lobby is available for guests' use (surcharge). ATM and gift shop are also available on the main floor of this smoke-free hotel.
- Concierge services
- Free breakfast
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Total number of rooms - 176
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Gift shops or newsstand
- ATM/banking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Wedding services
- Computer station
- One meeting room
- Free area shuttle
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (meters) - 56
- Free WiFi
- Conference space size (feet) - 600
- Television in lobby
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Room service (limited hours)
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Turndown service
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV service
- Desk
- Free weekday newspaper
- Phone
- Free newspaper
- In-room safe
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
A complimentary full American breakfast is offered each morning.
La Reggia - The hotel restaurant serves Italian-American for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The dining room has indirect lighting, marble and carpet flooring, and white tablecloths. The adjacent lounge has a granite-topped bar and is open until late at night.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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As we know, not all firetrucks are red, but if you happen to be a firefighter where there are red trucks, what could be more appropriate than to have a red Corvette, too? George Steele of Huntington Beach, California, has been a firefighter most of his life and is stationed in nearby Seal Beach. He admits that his '56 Vette would have been red even if the firetrucks he works around were purple and green, but he is happy that the colors match.
George bought his 1956 Chevy Corvette in 1966, and is the fourth owner in the car's young life. It was purchased new in Huntington Park, California, by a young man whom later died in a traffic accident, fortunately not involving the Vette. The deceased's mother then drove the car daily. The Vette was originally painted Venetian Red with beige coves, but by the time George bought it, the '56 was garbed in a garish yellow. If you were into Corvettes in the '60s and early '70s, you won't be too amazed to learn that the purchase price was a mere $1,500, which included a 352ci stroker motor and Rochester fuel injection. After getting the recalcitrant fuel injection system sorted out, which, in this case means he replaced the F.I. unit with carburetors, Steele turned mid 12s at around 114 mph in the quarter at local strips in Southern California-not too shabby for the time period.
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The old 352 stroker was removed and given a place of honor in George's garage. Replacing it is a '74-vintage 350 that, thanks to a .030-inch overbore, now displaces 355 ci. The stock rods were polished and shot-peened before having TRW 10.2:1 pistons with Childs and Albert rings attached. An Iskendarian solid-lifter cam with 246 degrees of duration at .540-inch lift is connected to a double-roller timing chain and covered by an Edelbrock one-piece front cover. Air Flow Research heads with 2.02-inch intake and 1.60-inch exhaust valves were bolted on after having a three-angle valve job. Aluminum 1.5-ratio rockers are used. On top is a Weiand Team "G" single-plane manifold and a Barry Grant Sports Claw 750-cfm double-pumper carb. Ignition is supplied by a computer-controlled Chevy H.E.I. electronic ignition that can be advanced up to 34 degrees from the driver's seat. Hedman 1 5/8-inch headers dump into 2 1/2-inch dual exhausts fitted with Dynomax mufflers.
George debated the relative merits of stick versus automatic for the transmission, but just couldn't pass up the chance to buy a Richmond five-speed manual gearbox. He installed it with a balanced assembly of McLeod components including an aluminum flywheel, clutch, and pressure plate. A Lakewood bellhousing adapts the aftermarket tranny to the Bow-Tie small-block. George selects the gears via a Long shifter.


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Ivan Johnson signed with Dallas.
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Clips looking at Toure Murray as well as Heat, Jazz & Knicks to sign.
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An ominous humming drone fills the air as down from the skies descends the Ogamis, leading the invading alien armies from all the film versions of War of the Worlds, who begin blasting all the other combatents. As their lazers reduce enemies to dust they are also able the destroy the undead.
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Manierre Dawson's education in civil engineering contributed to his early experiments with abstract visual language. Well versed in mathematics and trained to design two-dimensional plans that would translate into three-dimensional objects, Dawson here seems to use imaginary mathematical symbols (suggested by the title of the painting and by the grid of lines and the series of contained shapes) to arrive at a form of pure abstraction. Xdx is one of a series of small paintings executed by Dawson in 1910 that are probably the first completely abstract works created by an American artist.
- Artist: Manierre Dawson, American, 1887-1969
- Medium: Oil on paperboard attached to particleboard
- Dates: 1910
- Dimensions: 19 1/8 x 14 7/16 in. (48.6 x 36.7 cm) (show scale)
- Signature: Initialled lower center: "M.D."; dated lower left: " '10 "
- Collections:American Art
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
- Accession Number: 88.122
- Credit Line: Purchased with funds given by an anonymous donor and Dick S. Ramsay Fund
- Rights Statement: No known copyright restrictions
- Caption: Manierre Dawson (American, 1887-1969). Xdx, 1910. Oil on paperboard attached to particleboard, 19 1/8 x 14 7/16 in. (48.6 x 36.7 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Purchased with funds given by an anonymous donor and Dick S. Ramsay Fund, 88.122
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MORE than 60 jobs have been created by hotel owners who are adding the finishing features to their controversial multi-million pound project at the Waterside Hotel, in Grasmere, which is set to open at the end of July after the Victorian venue was part-demolished and doubled in size.
The hotel has been a subject of debate since 2008, when it was purchased by hospitality entrepreneurs Tom Harwood, who died a year ago, and wife Eileen. The Blackpool pair, who lived in the Lake District for more than 40 years, developed the Stonecross Manor, in Kendal, and the Craig Manor, in Bowness. However they generated hundreds of letters of protest with plans to redevelop the site.
The Lake District National Park Authority refused the first two alteration plans for the 1855 building, originally called the Prince of Wales. The planning application was opposed by many residents and celebrities including artist Rolf Harris and broadcaster Melvyn Bragg. However, plans were passed later in 2008 and around 60 workmen have been involved in the development.
"It was Tom's vision to make a deserving hotel for the area. It was run down and many of the bedrooms faced the road. Now, almost all the bedrooms will face the lake or look out over the fells in Grasmere. We've changed the demographic we are aiming at - now we expect less coach groups and more high paying leisure guests."
Lakes parish councillor Paul Truelove said: "This is a massive development. The hotel is twice the size of anything else in Grasmere. They've done a good job with the way it looks by using reclaimed slate but it's too early to say if the hotel will cause light pollution across the lake or if the car parking will be adequate for guests and not cause problems in the village."
Fly-tipping could increase if recycling centres in South Lakeland and Eden are closed, protestors claim.
Around 150 people turned out for a public meeting at Ambleside's household waste recycling centre to oppose Cumbria County Council plans to close six sites in the county. Under the proposals, Ambleside, Kirkby Stephen and Grange would be shut in a bid to cut costs.
But resident Bev Dennison said: "We fought for years to improve facilities at this site. Now we have got them, they want to close it if they get their way. The closure of this centre will mean everybody facing a round trip of 30 to 40 miles to the nearest site at Kendal. At a time when authorities are trying to reduce people's carbon footprints, it is just absolute madness. Perhaps the site needs a haircut in terms of its opening hours – that would make more sense."
Windermere county councillor Jo Stephenson said: "We know times are hard but this is the wrong place to make cuts. We have done such a lot of work to encourage people to recycle and regenerate as much as possible, so it would be a terrible step back."
Fellow county councillor David Earnshaw added: "This site at Ambleside is so valuable. It is unthinkable that it should close."
Coun Tim Knowles, cabinet member for environment, said no decision had been made, adding: "The consultation has already produced some interesting ideas, such as looking into the viability of community-run centres or getting trade operators to run some sites on our behalf. As long as we deliver the necessary savings, and our HWRCs can operate safely and effectively, then I'm more than happy to consider any alternatives to outright closure.
A Tree which stands in a Lake District wood is the tallest in Cumbria and could be the largest in the North West.
The 57.8-metre giant grand fir in Skelghyll Wood, Ambleside, has also been recorded as the tallest of its species in England, breaking the previous Cumbrian record of 55 metres, which was held by a conifer at Thirlmere.
National Trust ranger John Pring got the idea to get the tree measured and recorded by the National Tree Register charity when driving through Ambleside.
He said: "I've driven on that main road (A591) in Ambleside for a long time and I just thought: 'That really is a very big tree, I wonder how big it is? We were surprised just how tall it was when we measured it. There are some very big trees in the area but we didn't realise how tall it actually was. This is just one of the thousands of big old trees the National Trust looks after in the area."
Mr Pring, who has covered Windermere and Ambleside for 20 years, is now encouraging nature lovers to go to Skelghyll Wood and see the true scale of how tall the trees are for themselves and the grand fir, which was planted in 1860, looks set to continue growing and could push the 60-metre mark unless there are any accidents such as a storm blowing it over.
The tree was measured by tree climbers Mark Sigrift and Mick Lupton of Aspen Tree Management in Witherslack by dropping a long tape measure and using a badminton pole to attach a tape measure. "It just shows that the tree is happy with the climate there," said Mr Pring. It's only 160 years old so it is still growing."


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Players that helped establish a basketball program at Starkville Christian School were recognized Monday night for their contributions.
Seniors Mary Grace White and Rachel Witbeck of the Lady Cougars and Ethan Willers, Aaron Bowman and Micah Little of the Cougars took part in a short ceremony between the two varsity games against Central Academy at the Cougar Cave.
White and Witbeck hold a special place in the heart of Starkville Christian girls coach Kate Little because they were freshmen when she began coaching at the school.
"This is the first group that has gone through high school the whole way," Little said. "To see where they've come from that first year until now, they have given so much to the team and they've made it a priority. That speaks volumes to those who are loyal to something."
White scored in double digits with 10 points, but the Lady Cougars lost a 45-33 decision to the Lady Vikings.
Little said White developed a toughness that made her a good player at SCS.
"She got scrappy and used to shy away a little bit even though she had the height," Little said. "She's gotten in there and gotten huge rebounds that we've needed that was beneficial to the team."
Even though Witbeck suffered a season-ending knee injury early, Little still used her leadership qualities from the bench.
"She's still beneficial even though she wasn't playing," Little said. "She's been to every practice and every game."
After a competitive first half that ended with Central Academy leading 23-17, the Lady Vikings scored the first two baskets of the second half to increase the margin to 27-17.
The Lady Cougars got back into the game, mainly due to the scoring efforts of White.
White had three free throws in the third quarter and another free throw and basket in the fourth quarter to cut the Central Academy advantage all of the way down to 28-26 with 7:06 left in the game.
Blake Rigdon scored a basket and free throw to put the Lady Vikings up 31-26, then Heather Koehn provided two points to get Starkville Christian to within 31-28 with 6:05 left in the game.
Central Academy went on a 12-0 run to take control of the game and held a 43-28 advantage at the 2:39 mark of the fourth quarter. Rigdon scored 10 of her game-high 22 points in the final CA surge.
Charity Morris led the Lady Cougars with 11 points and Little was glad to see her squad compete with the Lady Vikings.
"It was the team playing as a whole," Little said. "We missed so many layups and couldn't buy a layup. We probably could have won the game."
The final game of the season for the Starkville Christian girls will be on the road next Monday at Kemper Academy.
Boys Game
Central Academy 73
Starkville Christian 42
Willers had a double-double with 20 points and 12 rebounds, while Bowman added 12 points, but the Cougars had a difficult time slowing down the Vikings.
Despite coming up short, Jonathan Little expressed his appreciation for the seniors and what they have done in his first year as SCS boys coach.
"They showed extreme leadership on and off the court with just little things like hustling and being total team players," Little said. "You couldn't ask for a better group of guys. It makes it a lot easier when players lead the team, that's the best form of a team and it doesn't fall on the coach for all of the motivational stuff. They get on each other and push each other. That's how you get better."
Coach Little started his three seniors in Willer, Bowman and Micah Little. Micah Little has been limited for the Cougars as a precautionary move due to suffering a head and spinal injury earlier in the season.
Central Academy scored the first basket in the boys game, but Starkville Christian got the next six points to gain the lead. Bowman scored on an assist from Caleb Jordan to put the Cougars up 6-2.
The Vikings went on an 8-0 run to take a 10-6 advantage and were up 12-9 after the first quarter.
Starkville Christian was able to get the game tied at 15-15 with a free throw by Jordan at the 4-minute mark of the second quarter, but Ferris McGuire scored nine of his 13 first-half points in the second quarter as Central Academy held a 23-20 lead at halftime.
The Vikings out-scored their host 21-11 in the third quarter to extend the lead to 44-31, then coasted for the rest of the game.
McGuire poured in 35 points for Central Academy.
The Cougars have one more home game left against the Meridian Flyers on Friday before traveling to Kemper County on Monday.


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I have been using 1.05 for a few weeks now because I got NXT-G 1.1 with my FLL kit.
- Sep 19, 2007, 1:15:00 AM
> Click on download to save the library to your hard drive. Unzip the downloaded archive including the folder structure and follow the instructions in the Read Me file.
But there's no read me file included! How to install this?
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Place the firmware file in the LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT/engine/firmware folder. Now open the NXT-G environment, and open a program (any program, even a new blank one). Plug in an NXT brick via the USB cable. Under the "Tools" menu in the software, you can now select "Update NXT firmware".
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Thank you, it worked. :)
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Last updated at 17:58, Friday, 30 November 2012
TALENTED youngster Jack Spencer has been unveiled as the latest recruit in Barrow Raiders' youthful pack.
The 21-year-old former Salford City Reds Academy and first-team prop travelled to Craven Park last night for his first training session with Darren Holt's squad.
At 6ft 1in and 15st 13lbs, Spencer brings bulk to the Barrow font row, which has needed reinforcement since injuries ruled both Ruairi McGoff and Jamie Butler out of most of pre-season.
Veteran forward Mike Whitehead was brought out of retirement for a third spell with Raiders last week, but coach Darren Holt said he was still on the lookout for another player for his front row.
"I think he was highly thought-of at Salford, but unfortunately he maybe didn't get as much first-team action as he had hoped," said assistant coach Phil Atkinson.
"I'm hoping he will certainly bring some aggression and some good go-forward to us and he'll toughen up the middle of our defence.
"We've got two lads who are potentially out for the long-term and with Mike signing as well, there is now good competition for places.
"When Ruairi and Jamie come back, there will be six or seven guys looking for a front-row shirt. Hopefully that will make training intense among that group of players and it's back to the old adage of competition within the squad can only help.
"I'm hoping Jack can bring some aggression to our pack."
Director of rugby Andy Gaffney added: "Jack is a top quality player."We have been looking at bringing in another prop forward to bolster our front row options for some weeks now and I am delighted that Jack has chosen to sign for Barrow."This is a really exciting signing for the club, for sure."
Spencer spent time in Australia this year training with NRL side Wests Tigers and playing junior and reserve grade rugby there.
Injury prevented him from being offered a new contract Down Under, but he is friends with both Matthew Haggerty and Adam Clay from his time at Salford and should slot easily into the Barrow set-up.
Holt is still on the lookout for a second-row forward to bring into his squad, with former Barrow man Paul Noone – part of the 2009 Championship Grand Final-winning squad – among those who have had talks over a move to Craven Park.
Noone left Barrow at the end of the 2012 season and played against them for Oldham in Championship One last term.
Holt has expressed a desire to bring in someone with experience to add to the youthful vigour among his forwards and, while not confirming Noone was a target, said: "If you look at the squad we've got together, having everybody there on Tuesday night, we had a good overview of the squad and I already knew that experience, especially up in the Championship, is something that is lacking a little bit.
"It would be a good move to bring somebody with a bit of experience in, somebody with a good training ethic and who can rub off on the rest of the boys.
"That can only teach them good habits."
One man who will definitely not be coming to Barrow this season is former Huddersfield Giants Super League prop Keith Mason.
Several sources had linked him with a move to Craven Park, but Holt scotched the suggestions and said: "I can dispel that rumour.
"Don't get me wrong, if he was affordable and he wanted to come up, then it is something that we would look at.
"But I think where the squad is at now, we are just finishing off the squad and I don't think there will be any big names.
"You know my take on the big names anyway – I'm not a big believer in the big names.
"I'm a big believer in getting people down who maybe have something to prove, who are at the start of their careers and who are going to work hard to continuously improve."
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To say he must be a good player as he is from Salford is a daft comment. Max wiper is from Salford and what did he do last year for haven? Nothing!! Now we sign him. Mental
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nice glasses
By recyclist
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Comments about Tifosi Roubaix Interchangeable Lens Sunglasses:
nice glasses, but a tad heavy, and the tight fit behind the ears make them a bit uncomfortable in the long run, even when the arms are on the outside of the helmet straps
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By HARRY 7
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FINE. easy TO CHANGE LENSES ONCE YOU GET THE HANG OF IT
Great Sunglasses
By fred
from Galt, CA
About Me Casual/ Recreational
I'm not too crazy about the interchangeable lenses, doubt I will ever use them. The gray sunglass lenses are perfect. Glasses fit very well and stay in place because of the rubber nose piece and rubber tips. Nice case and cloth bag to protect the sunglasses. Very light, I worry that they might not be durable, but no problems so far. Excellent sunglasses for the price.
Good glasses
By Acedude
from Birmingham, AL
Good glasses. Like all of them, they will scratch if you are not careful. They fit well and stay in place.
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Feel the grip Awesome Glasses
By CenturyRider
from PNW
I was a little hesitant on ordering sunglasses online without having tried them on. To my surprise these fit very well after a little adjustment to the temple. I love the interchangeable lens option, planning on ordering brown lenses because the grey seems a little to dark for everyday use on a cloudy day and I don't want to wear the red at work. I even wear these running half marathons and didn't have any issues with them slipping. Great buy if you ask me, My wife has her eyes set on Tifosi's as well.
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Overpriced for What You Get
By MicroDev
from Middletown, MD
For the price, I expected a lot more. The highest quality element of these glasses are the case it comes in. The glasses themselves and very cheaply made. I have other $20 glasses that are of the same quality. These are nowhere near the quality of the cheapest Oakely's for example.The interchangeable lenses are nice but, for me, largely unnecessary. That said, it's not too hard to get them in and out, but storing them is tough because the holder in the case is so darn tight. The dark lenses are good while providing good visability. Nothing special here.The glass frames are very angled, which was not noticeable in the pictures. Think of a 'V' shape on your face. This means the lower left and right do not provide full filtered coverage. This might be good if you like to see the immediate road unfiltered, but I was looking for something more wrap around and full coverage.In addition to the angled problems I found them to be slightly biting to the side of my head. It's not severe but it's noticable. They feel snug and don't slip. The nose piece is okay, but again, no where near as comfortable as a pair of Oakelys (albiet at 3x the cost).For $20-25 with a sock and no extra lenses, this would be a good deal. Unfortunately, I'm not about to haul around this huge hulking case and a bunch of lenses so they are useless and, no doubt, add to the higher price.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
By Brand
from Bentonville, Arkansas
Excellent glasses - style, fit, form, function - all top notch.
A Little Too Small
By Hammerman
from Pensacola, FL
About Me Competitive Cyclist
The Roubaix sunnies are a bit snug around the temple area even though it is stated in the advertisement that they are for large faces. My Oakleys and Bolles both fit me very well, so I don't think I have an xl kisser. Therefore, it must be that the frames are for perhaps a european noggin. Just an FYI for those of you considering buying. Lenses are very nice.
Much too Large
By Anonymous
from La Crosse, WI
When the description says these are for large to extra large faces it means it! They were much too large- I felt like I was wearing a mask instead of sunglasses.
stylish, but too large
By none
from blacksburg, va
lenses are just too large for my face. lenses extended well into my eyebrows.
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