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Everything appeared to
be coming together for the Mustangs with a five-game
winning streak and victories over TCU and UCF. And
then the Mustangs went on the road, and then the
offense decided to stop playing. After averaging 40
points per game over a four-game stretch, the
Mustangs have scored just ten points over the last
two weeks in blowout losses to Southern Miss
and Tulsa to all but bow out of the Conference USA
title chase.
9. Washington State
There was so much
promise and so much potential after a 3-1 start,
with a win over Colorado, but the Cougars have hit
the skids over the last four games. Last week's loss
to Oregon wasn't a stunner, and neither was the loss
to Stanford, but losing to UCLA hurt and the home
loss to Oregon State was a killer. Now Wazzu has to
win three of its final four games against Cal,
Arizona State, Utah, and Washington to go bowling.
8. The Kansas Run Defense
Giving up 604 rushing yards and seven touchdowns to Georgia Tech will skew the overall stats, and then the pass defense went bye-bye for three weeks against Texas Tech, Oklahoma State, and Oklahoma. Over the last three weeks, the defensive front has been a disaster allowing 247 yards and two scores to Oklahoma, 261 yards and six touchdowns to Kansas State, and 441 yards and five touchdowns to Texas.
Up next is Iowa State.
7. Arkansas Pass Defense
Uh, Arkansas, you do know that Ole Miss and Vanderbilt can't throw, right? After holding Auburn to 104 yards through the air, the Hogs had problems with the Rebel passing game, giving up 219 yards and a score, and last week, allowing 240 yards and a score to Vanderbilt. On the year, everyone but Missouri State and Auburn have thrown without much of a problem on the Hog secondary, even though it's 31st in the nation in pass efficiency defense. South Carolina takes its turn next week.
6. Troy QB Corey Robinson
Last year the sophomore was one of the bright young
stars on the Sun Belt scene, throwing for 3,726
yards and 28 scores on the way to a co-Sun Belt
title. He threw for 200 yards or more 11 times and
finished out the year with 299 yards or more in five
of the final six games. This year, Troy's defense
can't stop anyone and Robinson, despite bombing away
for 300 yards or more for a four-game stretch, has
gone cold. Over the last two games he's thrown for a
total of 332 yards with no touchdown passes ad four interceptions in season-killing losses to ULM and FIU. Troy, a Sun Belt championship staple, is 1-3 in conference play.
5. California on the Road
The Bears needed
overtime to get over a miserable Colorado team in
early September. That's been it for the fun away
from home, getting blown out by UCLA and Oregon to
go along with a loss to Washington. Counting the
2009 Poinsettia Bowl, the Bears are 2-9 in their
last 11 games on the road. They close out the season
at Stanford and Arizona State, so at 4-4, to go
bowling they need to beat Washington State and
Oregon State over the next two weeks.
4. The SEC East
With Vanderbilt's loss
to Arkansas, the Commodores are 1-2 vs. the West.
Florida is 0-3, Kentucky is 0-2, Tennessee is 0-2,
and South Carolina is 1-1. Georgia is the bright
spot, going 2-0 against Mississippi State and Ole
Miss, the only teams to lose to the East. Tennessee
and South Carolina each have to go to Arkansas, and
Georgia has to face Auburn. If the East loses those
three games, it'll finish the year 4-14 before the
lamb-for-the-slaughter date in the SEC Championship.
3. Colorado's Running Game
There was a time when the Colorado running game was as dominant as any offensive force in college football. That was a long, long time ago. The Buffs aren't exactly playing LSU and Alabama every week, but they've only hit the 100-yard rushing mark three times so far. Over the last four weeks, Colorado hasn't hit the 100-yard mark and didn't get a rushing score in three of the four games. The ground game is last in the Pac-12 and 114th in the country, and up next is USC, 16th in the nation against the run.
2. Navy The Midshipmen went 2-10 in 2002, winning the opener against SMU and the season finale against Army, but losing the ten games in the middle.
They hadn't lost three games in a row since then,
and now they're on a six-game losing streak after
getting obliterated by Notre Dame. The defense is getting destroyed, mostly because the line is the second-worst in America in tackles for loss, while the running game is falling a bit flat. The yards are there, but for a team that's giving up points in bunches, comebacks with this attack don't work.
Fortunately, Troy, at SMU, at San Jose State, and Army finish up the year, and there's a chance for a four-game winning streak to go bowling.
1. Maryland
And Ralph Friedgen was let go, why? Maryland started
the season out with so much promise and potential,
beating Miami in a 34-24 thriller, giving hope that
the program was about to take things to another
level under Randy Edsall. There was a 28-3 win over
Towson, and that's been it for the fun with six
losses in the last seven games including blowouts to
Florida State and last week against a Boston College
team that had yet to win a game against an FBS team.
The Terps are 118th in the nation in run defense and
110th in passing efficiency. Up next is the home
finale against Virginia before closing out with road
dates against Notre Dame, Wake Forest, and NC State.
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Texting is big business. On average the UK sends over 2 billion text messages a month to one another. It's strange then that landlines can't text, or can they? When BT announced a new service called BT Caller Display not only did it allow you to see who was calling you before you picked up the phone, but also gave you the ability to send and receive text messages on your landline. Of course you have to have a phone that is capable of doing this - you can't get away with that 1920s Bakelite number but it's still a little known fact.
In steps the Magic Messenger, hoping to bring texting to those who have so far abstained from the melee. Powered by three AA batteries and connecting via a standard telephone cable into you home system, the key features of the Magic Messenger are the small qwerty keyboard and clear display.
Setup is simple requiring only a registration text to get you going. The unit does come with running costs, charged by BT for the Caller Display service and charged at £4.50 per quarter. Individual SMS messages cost 10p per message and you won't be charged for receiving them only sending.
In use the unit was actually a lot more study than we expected it to be for the price. The keyboards keys were rubbery to touch and had a nice feel, as was the size, not too big for space, but not too small as to need a childs hand to use it.
Aside from the simple texting element, the device offers plenty more features to woo you with including of course caller display information and how many people have how many people have called while you were out. You can password protect it so you can't have other people reading your text messages and there is even a phonebook option to store up to 95 names and numbers.
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Oh gosh, "Fargo" exec producers Noah Hawley and Warren Littlefield weren't shy about sharing details about for the FX miniseries' recently announced second season.
Hawley, who is credited for writing all the episodes of the first season but will be delegating some of those duties for season two, said that they will mess with timelines and locations for sophomore year.
He added that the show will follow a young Lou Solverson (played by Keith Carradine in season one), who is 33 and has just returned from the Vietnam conflict. The show will also introduce Solverson's wife, who was not a character in the first season, and her father. Sadly, Hawley said he would not recast Allison Tolman -- who played Bemidji police officer Molly Solverson's (and Carradine's daughter) -- in the new season.
"I spoke to Allison Tolman this morning and told her that unless she could channel her four-year-old self, we weren't going to be able to have her in season two, which is a crime and a tragedy and you should all be very angry at us for doing that," he said. "I would like nothing more than to see the continuing adventures of Molly and [Colin Hanks'] Gus, but it felt like it would just be disingenuous in the service of truthiness to give them another Coen brothers case."
Last season's buzz certainly benefitted from casting marquee names like Billy Bob Thornton and Martin Freeman, but Littlefield said star power wasn't necessary this year.
"Getting Billy Bob to sign on to play Lorne Malvo gave us a credibility that we really deserved to play in a Coen world," he said, but "one of the great things about television is that you get to make stars [like Tolman] ... I think a lot of people are going to want to play in the 'Fargo' sandbox in season two and we'll look at the best possible talent that can play the characters that Noah comes up with. They might be household names, but we're in a world where anyone, any level -- Academy Award winners -- are opting in for television and we only ask for a 10-hour commitment."
Hawley said that the writers are just beginning to break the season two episodes, but said that "if the three [Coen] movies that influenced season one were 'Fargo,' 'No Country for Old Men' and 'A Serious Man,' then this year we are in 'Fargo,' 'Miller's Crossing' and 'The Man Who Wasn't There.' Let the Internet speculation begin."
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|Beef round steak
|1 Pound (1/4 Inch Thick)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Vegetable oil
|3 Tablespoon
|Chopped onion
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Green pepper
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Soft bread crumbs
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Condensed cream of mushroom soup
|10 1⁄2 Ounce (1 Can)
|1⁄2 Can (5 oz)
|Shredded swiss cheese
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
Cut steak in 1/2 inch strips.
Season with salt and pepper.
Brown steak in vegetable oil in skillet.
Add onions and saute until tender.
Add green pepper and basil and cook 5 minutes longer.
Alternate two layers each of meat mixture and 2 cups breadcrumbs in a buttered 1 1/2 quart casserole.
Mix soup and water and pour over meat mixture in casserole and sprinkle cheese over top.
Top with remaining cup of breadcrumbs.
Bake in a 350° F.oven for 20 to 30 minutes.
This casserole can be prepared in advance, refrigerated, and cooked when ready to serve.
Add 15 minutes to the cooking time.
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County Kerry Pork Roast
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|Picnic butt/Shoulder butt
|5 Pound (Use Fresh Ones)
|1 Large, chopped (1 Cup)
|Leaf marjoram
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|Bottled barbecue sauce
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|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
1 Trim excess fat from pork; place in an electric slow cooker; sprinkle with onion and marjoram; pour mixture of barbecue sauce and water over; cover.
2 Cook on low (190° to 200°) for 10 hours, or on high (290° to 300°) for 5 hours, or until pork is tender when pierced with a fork.
3 Slice hot and serve with mashed potatoes, steamed cabbage and horseradish mustard, if you wish.
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S. Dallas Dance is being honored as a Connected Educator Champion of Change.
A cartoon that I share in some of my presentations shows a class full of students. Each one of them is fully engaged in an activity – like passing notes, eating, drawing, yawning, whispering – but none of them, in many cases including the teacher, is fully engaged in teaching or learning. This is, of course, not a cartoon about Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS), but it is a cartoon about the challenge before all educators to make learning relevant and effective for each student. The cartoon highlights that the old format of a teacher at a desk in the front of the room and students seated at rows of desks awaiting a lecture is disconnected from who our students are, how they learn, and what they need.
When I arrived just last year to assume the superintendency of BCPS, I was fortunate to join an already strong school district with a legacy of high achievement. More than half of our high schools rank among the best in the nation; our arts and music programs are award-winning; and our graduation rate, among large districts, is second-highest in the nation, according to EdWeek.
But being good on average is not the same as being effective for every student, and we have a moral and social imperative to ensure that every student graduates globally competitive. What I call my reasonable impatience about this has only grown more intense since I became a father. I want for every child the same as I want for my own son, and I realized, as I nurture his growth, that we have only one chance to get it right for our students.
I have focused my BCPS administration on building the collective will to pursue deliberate excellence for our students and putting the physical and programmatic structure in place to facilitate achieving our goals. Through meetings, information sharing, and collaborative decision making, we are uniting the entire community into Team BCPS.
This team helped us develop our theory of action and Blueprint 2.0, our five-year strategic plan, which calls for, among other initiatives, an instructional digital conversion to a 1:1 learning environment and an expanded world languages program so that our students can graduate fluent in a second (or third) language.
Learning via technology has multiple benefits: allowing students access to more accurate and timely information and to other teachers and learners around the globe; personalizing the pace of learning for each student; providing instant feedback and assessments for students and teachers; supporting inquiry-based learning and the development of 21st century skills like critical thinking, creativity and collaboration; and using the technology in which students are already immersed to better engage them in their school work.
Moving to a 1:1 environment also levels the playing field – which is the role of public schools. All students need meaningful access to technology for 24/7 learning to occur. Without a 1:1 environment in our schools, there is still a digital divide between those who have access to computers and the Internet and those who do not. We plan to close the digital divide in our schools.
The other major component of the BCPS theory of action is supporting students in becoming proficient in a second language. We know that this is another essential factor in being globally competitive, and research tells us that students who begin learning a second language before adolescence are more likely to become fluent speakers and to have higher overall academic achievement.
By pairing expanded world languages instruction with 1:1 environments, we will create classrooms that will be the opposite of the cartoon I described earlier – 21st century classrooms where teachers guide students toward higher levels of academic rigor and success.
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The University of Southampton's Medical Research Council (MRC) Lifecourse Epidemiology Unit and Institute of Developmental Sciences will host an almost £1 million programme of work to be carried out in Southampton.
Professor Keith Godfrey, who leads the Southampton Early Nutrition team, and is Deputy Director of the NIHR Biomedical Research Unit in Nutrition, Diet and Lifestyle at the University of Southampton and University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, says: "We are absolutely delighted to be a major part of this substantial EU project. The resulting resource for Southampton will allow a large number of important scientific projects aimed at understanding how nutrition early in life, for example in the womb and in infancy, might affect the risk of later obesity and ill-health."
The Southampton team will explore the role of early diet, lifestyle and physical activity in determining body composition in later childhood. Detailed assessment of these factors in mothers and children from the Southampton Women's Survey will be related to the child's fat, muscle and bone mass measured by DXA scanning in a new follow up assessment at 10 to 11 years after birth.
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Patricia Schnall Gutierrez
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About Patricia Schnall Gutierrez
ARTIST STATEMENT Generation after generation, our roles and duties as women are deeply ingrained in us. Our identities and validations, often defined by others, leave us with inner conflicts. My work explores the feminine character,the stereotypical roles we assume as women, mothers, caretakers and professionals and the myriad consequences we face as a result. The materials I choose to work with accentuate the intent of each of my pieces. I include non-traditional materials, such as steel wool, tracing paper, fabrics, twines and hair, for their inherent opposing qualities of delicacy and strength. Each may be used separately or in tandem with others in various objects, two-dimensional work, installations, and performance pieces. Through these various works, I strive to create an awareness of how women have been defined in the past and the insight this knowledge gives us as we move forward. www.patriciaschnallgutierrez.com www.rpmproject.com
1977 SUNY at Buffalo, B.F.A. (cum laude) Buffalo, New York
1988 New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting and Sculpture, New York, New York,
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Aluna Art Foundation, Miami, FL
2012 Domestic Duality, Florida Atlantic University, Jupiter, FL
2010 HB Home, East Hampton, NY
2008 Lurie Gallery, Miami, FL
2005 Puccio Gallery, New York, NY
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2002 Paterson Museum, Paterson, NJ
2001 Hopper House, Nyack, NY
1999 Studio 4 West Gallery, Piermont, NY
1998 Studio 4 West Gallery, Piermont, NY
2013 Altered Landscape, Lowe Art Museum, Featured Artist, University of Miami, FL
Whiskey and Rye, The Nightclub, curated by Amalia Caputo, Miami DesignDistrict, Miami, FL
Incognito, Patti and Joe Baker Naples Museum of Art, Naples, FL
Art Wynwood, MADA New Media, RPM Project, Miami, FL
Annual Interest, Knight Gallery - Young At Art Museum, Hollywood FL
Who Does She Think She Is, curated by Eddie Negron, Delray Beach, FL
2012 Anne- Marie Was Here…, RPM Project, The Screening Room, Miami, FL
Context – Art Miami Art Fair, Cancio Contemporary, Miami Art Basel
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Wrapt Attention, curated by Jill Slaughter, Pembroke Pines, FL
Memories of the Oikos - The House Re-Presented, Centro Cultural Espanol,by Adriana Herrera and Willy Castellanos, Miami,FL
Appropriated Gender, ( list of jurors on request) Ft. Lauderdale, FL
2012 Biennial: Florida Installation Art, Appleton Museum of Art, Ocala, FL
61st annual all Florida Juried Competition, Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton,FL Juror:Valerie Oliver, Senior Curator at the Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston, TX
Women's Perspectives – Sumer Group Show, Dina Mirani Gallery, Miami FL
2011 Biennial Six, Museum of Florida Art, curator, Bernice Steinbaum, Deland, FL
2407 – The House Inside My Head, RPM PROJECTS, installation performance collaboration, Wynwood Art Fair.Miami, FL
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Mid Summer Night's Dream, Audrey Love Gallery, Miami, FL
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My $0.02 worth....
Based on my experience when I had a run in with a deer last year is that ATGATT saved my life! I am positive I would have died if I was wearing only a 1/2 helmet, t-shirt and jeans when that deer jumped on my back as I was riding past at 50+mph. Fortunately I was ATGATT at the time and survived with only some broken bones. So is ATGATT, over rated? No, not when you need it!
Now, do I ride ATGATT everytime I jump on one of my bikes? When I ride my GS or Bonnie I am ATGATT close to 100% of the time. But to be honest, when I get on my scooter I do cheat. Open faced helmet and gloves always but I can be found with shorts and a t-shirt buzzing around my neighborhood. If I am running errands that take me out of my neighborhood, then I will put on a riding jacket and kevlar jeans. I figure in my neighborhood, I am not in any more danger than I would be if I were on a bicycle so I dress accordingly for my short (less than a mile) trips.
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Location: western pennsylvania
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I started riding at age 12 on a cushman scooter, my mentor was a middle 20's guy who rode an ariel square 4, he told me that at a minimum I should wear a helmet, gloves, boots and jacket. This was 1962 and that was a 1/2 face helmet, black leather jacket, engineer boots and leather gloves. I admit to times not wearing any of the above. I have since ridden about every bike you can imagine, dirt, dirt track, touring, commuting, snow, no car for years etc. I usually managed to wear at least the above. My worst crash was 2 miles from home riding to have a cup of coffee with a friend. A youngster in a cage came around a corner going very fast in my lane. I was probably doing about 40-45 mph going into the turn. Probably a little faster than I should have been going. Split second decision, head on or go off the black top unmarked two lane farm road into the ditch, I chose the ditch. I was ATGATT for me, full face helmet, mesh jacket with armor in the elbows, forearms, guantlet armored gloves, SIDI adventure boots, mesh armored pants. I put this on as I now always do, or I would have taken the cage. I walked away, but was sore and bruised at work the next day. Totalled the bike. For me ATGATT is the rule, rarely broken. What you want to wear is up to you. Ride safe, Ride hard.
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It used to really bother me to see people riding without proper gear, since here in Canada healthcare is government funded so in some tiny way, they're choices cost me money. Then it occurred to me that the cagers probably look at me the same way as I look at riders without proper gear, and they aren't wrong either. And what about other activities, surfing, skydiving, hang gliding? Everything we do contains an element of risk, and we each have to decide how we want to mitigate that risk. I never ride without proper boots, gloves or helmet. Never ride in shorts. I've ridden without my armoured jacket a handful of times, but don't make a habit of it. Could I be safer? Sure. I could get a full leather racing suit. For the time being, I choose not too. Ultimately, if peoples' choices end up costing me a couple cents a year in extra taxes, I'll live with that in exchange for having the freedom of making those choices for myself.
I've been riding for twenty or so years in some form or another. For what it's worth, the worst injury I've sustained to date in my life (and the only one requiring orthopedic surgery) resulted from taking public transit. Go figure.
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Who knows what fate has in store for any of us. I've read on here of the guy who was pushing a bike around at a dealership and tipped over, hit his head, and died. Wasn't wearing a helmet. Should he have been ATGATT? Then I think of the time when I was a kid blasting across a field on a 125cc in a T-shirt and shorts and me and the whole bike fell into a big hole someone had dug in the high grass. Stopped instantly and I flew off the bike, my knee went through the windscreen, and other than that I was unhurt. No helmet, no gloves, no nothin. I should have been ATGATT, but in the end it wouldn't have made much difference other than me not needing a bandaid on my knee. Will ATGATT protect you better and help to minimize your risk? Yes! Will it guarantee you survive and are safe no matter what dumb stuff you do? No! The most important piece of safety equipment is located between your ears, and hopefully it isn't made of energy absorbing foam rubber.
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This is so cool. A whole thread about me! Woohoo! I'm not worthy.
I didn't read the whole thread but...
1. I don't wear protective gear because I am afraid of dying. I wear it because I am TERRIFIED of skin graft surgery.
2. Chicks dig it when I show up looking like a hi-viz Power Ranger... oh, wait... we need to start a hi-viz thread... does it work or not?
3. Wear whatever you like and I'll do likewise.
4. Did anyone throw in the "you should be a more skilled rider instead of having a false sense of security due to your gear... you suck Power Ranger!" type of comment? If not, we need one.
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I go on several different forums, and there seem to be a lot of new riders preaching about ATGATT. I wear a helmet, full face, boots and gloves, usually a leather jacket and sometimes no gloves and a light jacket. I'm not saying I'm impervious to getting some serious rash, but even the local cops just wear those goober storm trooper boots, and open face helmets, and they ride all day, every day. Short Sleeves, too, and the roided up guys wear shirts with tailored sleeves that show off their Hulkster Power Pythons.
But for those guys that refer to the people that don't wear ATGATT, as squids, well you just don't know who you are riding with. You put those labels on people, and most of the time, it is compensating for your own insecurity, makes you feel superior to the other guys.
Like Egan said, "Ride Your Own Bike".
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in the uk guy who go with out gear are called newbies.
i wont bother to put gear on if i am going off road. as 2weeks back i just put on a full face helmet and then had jean and a hoody on and some as i was only riding on dirt track / mud and grass. i quite often ride in fields with out a helmet on.
but on the road i will allways have full gear as i dont wont any of my skin to come off or to brake my head if i high side off and bounce down the road. so will never wear any less than a mx helmet or a ff helmet
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ATGATT, but more out of habit than anything else. It's a sort of ritual for me. I prepare to meet my bike. Five minutes. No big deal. But it puts my head into riding before I get in the saddle.
I've also had two getoffs. One was a simple 0mph drop while in school, but I'm old enough (started riding at 43) to not be made of rubber any more. The CE armor in my Germany-required jacket meant that I didn't feel a thing from my roll on the pavement. The other was a lowside at a trackday. Destroyed the right leg of a pair of textile pants (replaced), repaired my jacket for light commuting duty as the damage wasn't structural and I moonlight as a tailor. Walked away with an abraded pinky that is still having some bone issues, but the skin has grown back and thickening up every day. Stupid gloves. Interestingly, my (what I thought were unjustifiably expensive) touring boots not only came out of it in good shape, but clearly took some impact and did their job with flying colors. The little metal button on the right ankle was a great slider - not even a bruise on my foot. And the hard back protector meant no damage there. The worst of it was the bruising on the inside of my outside leg from the rear shock. Damn, that was ugly!
So I gear up (helmet, jacket, gloves, pants, boots) because I know it works. I will invest in some nice leather for future track days, too, maybe even a set for touring - my kids are gunning for a pink power ranger-styled suit. To me, it's part of the action of motorcycling. It's as much mental armor as it is body armor.
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I intend to afford Motoport Kevlar soon. Then I will be ready for the zombies and any mishaps as wlell.
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Now far ahead the road has gone and I must follow if I can." J.R.R. Tolkien
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Location: Sitting at a Cross Roads lookin' for a sign
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If you don't ride ATGATT that is your choice. I think you are foolish if you don't but you have the right to be foolish and I have the right to wear extra 'insurance".
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Location: OR
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Just yesterday I had a friend come by and pick me up for the purpose of giving me a ride to my new to me scoot.
She had her dog with her so we were rolling down the highway in her Expedition with the windows partly down. The wind noise was so bad I thought I would put in my ear plugs...
It was then I realized I had grabbed my Helmet, Pants, Gloves, Back Pack and had FORGOTTEN MY JACKET.
It was about 80 degrees so it was no problem to ride home without it but it was a reminder of how much I like wearing gear. I had on a short sleeve shirt and the bugs and crap kicked up by other motorists hitting my arms was a little distracting and even painful a couple of times.
IMO Gear is for comfort more that protection.
Watch out for everything bigger than you, they have the "right of weight"
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Location: Acworth, GA
Oddometer: 1,775
I have always been a big proponent for ATGATT. I'm confident in my riding ability but I have no control over inattentive cagers, deer, etc.. Proper gear makes me feel safer when I'm fighting Atlanta's infamous traffic. That being said it gets extremely hot and humid in Atlanta during the summer. If I gear up and commute to work, I'm soaked and stinking by the time I arrive. Therefore, the bikes sit a lot more during the summer.
One of my coworkers never wears ATGATT because its too hot. During the summer when my bikes are collecting dust, he rides in everyday wearing shorts and a T shirt. I don't necessarily approve of his lack of gear but he is out riding while I'm in the car.
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Lindsay Lohan was described as "barely able to speak" while partying last week. (She also made out with boyfriend Calum Best in the Bahamas.) Meatpacking-district haunt Soho House is set to take over Morton's in L.A. Former Sopranos star Drea de Matteo may be pregnant. Members of the band Bloody Social are jealous because people only care that the lead singer dates Sienna Miller.
John McCain is having a fund-raiser at Jets owner Woody Johnson's apartment. Isaac Mizrahi's dog fondled him on the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ball's red carpet. Actress Sarah Polley says she prefers Woody Allen's later stuff. Parker Posey dried out her cell phone with a hair dryer after she dropped it in a puddle of mud.


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Originally written on FatManWriting | Last updated 5/7/13
This little post could also be titled "Stupid Advertisers," but I didn't think that would get too many people to click on the post and check it out. Plus it doesn't really tell you too much, and talking about someone getting destructive--I admit, I would click on the post even if I didn't write it. Anyway...the pitcher in question is Joel Hanrahan, and in the top of the ninth he has a wild pitch that got a little too wild and did some damage to one of the signs behind home plate. Now is it just me or is anyone else wondering why they put something back there in a position that could get hit by errant baseballs travelling at incredibly high speeds that could break so easy? Just seems kinda silly to me. Your browser does not support iframes.
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I am so very sorry to hear this, and am sending hopeful and positive thoughts your way. Everyone who has had horses for any length of time has gone through times like you are having, everyone of us has asked ourselves the same questions about leaving the sport because it can (and does) break our hearts. I won't turn your thread into a "once upon a time I lost a horse to colic" storytime for myself but suffice to say I do understand what you are feeling.
But what is life if not one giant risk? Sure, you can keep yourself safe by not pursuing that which you love but to do so is to deny something deep within ourselves. It denies the thing that most of all makes us human....our innate ability to hope.
More practically, concentrate on now and doing what is best for your filly. Once things resolve themselves, there will be time enough for soul searching. Cyber hugs to you bru, and use this thread to vent away. We are listening.