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Introducing The Tudor Heritage Black Bay One Reference 7923/001, A Unique Reference For Only Watch
We knew that Only Watch 2015 – hosted by Phillips with Bacs & Russo – would be good. I don't think any one of us expected this. For the first time in history, we will be seeing an officially unique product from the Rolex family. Yup, Tudor is participating in Only Watch, and today we have a glance at what we'll see. Boy does it look hot.
Talking Watches Veteran And KISS Drummer Eric Singer Joins Jury For The 2015 Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve
It's that time of the year again. The jury of the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Geneve – the world's most important horological awards – has been announced. Not only do we retain the illustrious Mr. Clymer, Goldberger, Dufour, Bacs, and more, but we also pick up a few new additions. The most notable of the new jury members is actually a HODINKEE alum – KISS drummer Eric Singer.
Product Launch The Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda 1950 Tourbillon
The Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda 1950 Tourbillon is a member of an extremely small group of watches: self-winding, microrotor, ultra-thin tourbillons. Technically very challenging to construct, they're a highly specialized group of watches both technically and aesthetically – but for an enthusiast willing to put in the effort to understand what they offer, a fascinating lesson in solving basic watchmaking problems while offering a very unique aesthetic.
Hands-On The Rolex Yachtmaster II Regatta Timer, Ref. 116680
The Rolex Yacht-Master II: for those who consider themselves Rolex enthusiasts, it's one of the most polarizing watches The Crown produces. And yet there is more – much more – to this relative behemoth than meets the eye. We wanted to see what would happen if we met this technically unique, programmable flyback yacht timer chronograph on its own terms – read on to join us in our journey into one of the most idiosyncratically styled and mechanically sophisticated Rolexes ever made.
Introducing Panerai Launches Luminor Base Logo Acciaio PAM 00634 Special Edition For The 15th Anniversary Of Paneristi.com
For 15 years the site Paneristi.com has defined what it means to be a passionate Panerai enthusiast. To help the community it supports celebrate 15 years of a magnificent obsession, Panerai's just launched a special edition Luminor Base – and we're bringing you a first look with live pics.
HODINKEE crocodile straps are classic and elegant, created specifically with vintage dress watches in mind. They are slim and feature a soft lining that makes them comfortable to wear all day. There is no visible stitching, which preserves the clean look.
We asked the sartorial specialists at Freemans Sporting Club to design the most versatile sportcoat they could in 100% cashmere that would take us from red-eye flight to last-minute meeting with ease. Naturally, we added a hidden detail that watch enthusiasts will surely appreciate.
We've handled many loupes, from single-element lens models given away as free gifts, to high end loupes made by companies who specialize in optics. But when we first tried the Loupe System, we were completely blown away. We knew that we had to find a way to share this exceptional piece of optical engineering with our readers, while adding a touch of HODINKEE to the design to make it special.
Bring A Loupe Some Early Tudors With Full Kit, The Nicest Gold Daytona Anywhere, The First 3970 Ever, And Other Picks From Antiquorum's Hong Kong Sale
In this week's Bring A Loupe we will be taking a look at a wide range of pieces that share very little, except that they represent what each manufacture does best. This includes some very rare military watches (with papers!), a kick-ass Universal Geneve, one of the rarest quartz watches on the planet (yes, it's still quartz week people, deal with it), and some of the nicest Daytonas we've come across in quite some time. We touch on Antiquorum's upcoming Hong Kong sale and a few other auctions you may have missed, all thanks to our new watch-hunter Louis Westphalen. This is your HODINKEE Bring A Loupe for June 26, 2015.
Watch 101
Most watches display the hour by the position the hour hand is pointing as it slowly sweeps across the dial. Watches with a jump hour complication have an hour hand that does not slowly sweep between the hours. Instead, it points exactly at the current hour and jumps to the next hour as soon as the 60th minute of the current hour is over.
Product Launch Roger Dubuis Announces The Hommage Millésime Pocket Watches, A Series Of One Of A Kind Timepieces
Roger Dubuis has just shared with us the beginning of a most interesting project and one that will undoubtedly attract a good deal of attention, as well as, perhaps, a bit of controversy. This is the Hommage Millésime project. The name means, approximately, Vintage Homage, and the idea is to take very high grade and complicated movement ébauches – generally from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when classical watch construction and finishing techniques really reached their pinnacle before beginning to be supplanted by machine and automated manufacturing and finishing tools – and to use them as the basis for making watches that reflect both the heritage of Roger Dubuis and the personal history of Mr. Roger Dubuis.
HODINKEE's Watch 101 Reference Section Just Got Bigger And Better
When the new HODINKEE launched in March, we included a section of the site called Watch 101. On a daily basis we get questions from readers asking how mechanical watches work. With Watch 101 our goal is to make learning about mechanical watches as simple as possible. We started with a view of a mechanical watch movement removed from its case and a series of definitions that can be embedded into articles. Today we are expanding Watch 101 with two new animated views and a ton of new definitions.
Collecting The First Swiss Quartz Movement: 5 Beta-21 Watches To Look For
If you haven't noticed, it's quartz week here at HODINKEE. Earlier this week our resident watchmaker, Aaron, wrote about the Girard Perregaux caliber 350, and Jack wrote about the Grand Seiko Quartz SGBX061. But what about other collectible "quartz" watches, like the Beta 21 movement, on the market today?
The Value Proposition Sexy Robot: The Grand Seiko Quartz SBGX061 With Caliber 9F
We wouldn't go so far as to call it – heaven forbid – quartz week at Hodinkee, but we're also going deep this week on the history and yes, even collectibility, of quartz watches like we never have before. As an exercise in appreciation, today The Value Proposition looks at what's one of the most advanced quartz movements today, from one of the few manufacturers still pushing the limits of wrist-borne accuracy: Seiko. Is it something that can make a dyed-in-the-wool mechanical watch lover's heart beat faster? Read on to find out.
Introducing The Ressence Type 1 V Genesis, An "Unfinished" Watch Celebrating Five Years Of #NoHands
Ressence, the horological startup, has released a limited edition run of their Type 1 timepiece to commemorate their fifth anniversary. The Type 1 V Genesis will be released in a run of only five pieces. Each watch will contain parts taken directly off the production line, presenting a design philosophy that promises a clear graphic aesthetic for the 21st Century.
Hands-On The Omega Globemaster Master Chronometer
The Omega Globemaster represents the cutting edge of mechanical watchmaking at Omega --not only is it fitted with a co-axial escapement (Omega remains the only watch manufacturer to have successfully industrialized a non-lever escapement) it is also the first to be certified by the Swiss Federal Office of Metrology --which means, among other things, an ability to resist magnetic fields so strong you could wear it in an MRI machine. (Not that you should . . . but you could.)
Kari Voutilainen Thinks This Young Watchmaker Is Cool, And You Should Too: Rexhep Rexhepi's AkriviA Tourbillon
What were you doing when you were 14 years old? I was in high school in California, playing lots of soccer and generally getting into trouble. Over in Switzerland, Rexhep Rexhepi was an apprentice at Patek Philippe working on tourbillons. Now he has started his own brand, AkriviA. While AkriviA is young, the brand has already drawn praise. A while back Kari Voutilainen was in NYC for a Q&A event; a question was asked along the lines of, "what young watchmakers are doing interesting things?" Kari's answer was "Rexhep Rexhepi."
Recommended Reading On The Dash Publishes A Comprehensive Collector's Guide To The Heuer Autavia, Which Is, Needless To Say, Totally Awesome
I've said it before and I'll say it again, Jeff Stein and his OnTheDash.com is something really special in the vintage Heuer community. It is, without a doubt, the thought-leader in the space, full of honest (rare in the watch world) assessments and analysis of the ever growing culture of vintage Heuer chronographs. Today, Mr. Stein has published a fascinating look at the Autavia, in all its incarnations, with glances at differentiating specific models, which are most collectible and why, famous wearers of the Autavia, and pricing trends. Even if you have just a passing interest in the original Heuer racer's watch, this is worth a read.


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hey Frank, wanna trade for a set of 69 shelby wheels? LOL. i wish i had the money laying around those would look sharp on my coupe. BTW, thanks on the SFC's can't wait to get them installed.
what size are those last wheels? size and B.S.?
17x8 and 4.5"bs all four.
I sent a private message, please check your messages. I also saw you stated they are 17x8 so that answered one of my questions on width. Looking forward to a reply.
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Narrative for Israel Foss b c1772-1773
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|Anchovy essence
|1 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground black pepper
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|Double cream
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Sift the flour and salt on to a sheet of greaseproof (waxed) paper.
Place it next to the hob so it is ready to use later.
Heat the butter and water in a pan until the butter melts, then bring to the boil.
Add the flour all in one go and beat with a wooden spoon until the mixture is smooth and leaves the sides of the pan clean.
Remove from the heat.
Beat for 1 minute to cool, then gradually beat in the egg, beating well after each addition until the mixture is smooth and glossy but still holds its shape.
Spoon into 30 small balls on a greased baking (cookie) sheet and bake in a preheated oven at 220°C/425°F/ gas mark 7 for 7 minutes.
Reduce the heat to 190°C/ 375°F/gas mark 5 and cook for a further 15 minutes until golden brown and crisp.
Cool on a wire rack.
Mix the prawns with the mayonnaise and seasonings.
Whip the cream until peaking and fold into the mixture with a metal spoon.
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U.S. to name Olympic team during Winter Classic
Sep 30, 2013, 5:06 PM EDT
The American roster for the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, will be unveiled during NBC's Broadcast of the 2014 Winter Classic, USA Hockey announced on Monday.
The Winter Classic, to be held on Jan. 1 between the Red Wings and Maple Leafs at the Big House in Ann Arbor, will provide a tremendous background for what's expected to be an exciting announcement. The Winter Olympics begin just five weeks after the Winter Classic, and Team USA is expected to bring three goals, eight defensemen and 14 forwards to Russia.
Today, U.S. GM David Poile met with media members and said that "approximately half" of the 2014 squad will be comprised of players that captured silver at the 2010 games in Vancouver.
In August, USA Hockey held an Olympic evaluation camp consisting of 48 invitees, 16 of whom represented America in Vancouver three years ago. They include: Zach Parise (Minnesota Wild), Ryan Miller (Buffalo Sabres), Jonathan Quick (Los Angeles Kings), Erik Johnson (Colorado Avalanche), Jack Johnson (Columbus Blue Jackets), Brooks Orpik (Pittsburgh Penguins) and Ryan Suter (Wild), David Backes (St. Louis Blues), Dustin Brown (Kings), Ryan Callahan (New York Rangers), Patrick Kane (Chicago Blackhawks), Ryan Kesler (Vancouver Canucks), Phil Kessel (Toronto Maple Leafs), Joe Pavelski (San Jose Sharks), Bobby Ryan (Ottawa Senators) and Paul Stastny (Colorado Avalanche).
- shamu1the1whale - Sep 30, 2013 at 8:28 PM
Should be a very fun Olympic hockey series to watch! I'm not sure which country will win this year. Any thoughts?
- jessejames182 - Sep 30, 2013 at 10:16 PM
The Swedes will be talked about I'm sure, after winning some of the other world tournaments. US definitely has some talent to throw around, and Canada always has some. I think Sweden and Russia will be interesting apart from the North American teams, maybe Czech too.
- shamu1the1whale - Sep 30, 2013 at 10:38 PM
Good points… especially with the larger ice surface in Sochi, it'll be really interesting to watch how this all plays out!! I'm totally stoked for a great Olympics next Feb.! (That said, Go Team USA!!)
- tcclark - Oct 1, 2013 at 6:25 AM
Where's the love for Finland? Rask, Rinne, and Niemi are all better goalie options than Canada has and they have an experienced group of players. Plus Finland has medaled in 5 of the last 7 olympic games. I wouldn't be surprised if they made it 6 of the last 8.
- jessejames182 - Oct 1, 2013 at 11:46 AM
I dunno if goalies can win the game as much, with that larger ice (which I forgot, thanks shamu) skill guys can have a greater impact. Maybe a Northern Europe team can have a better chance because they're used to playing in those rinks. Or maybe the NHLers will explode with the extra breathing room.
- nflnhlrulznbasux - Oct 1, 2013 at 1:06 AM
geez jesse, I'm impressed with your really gutsy guesses, but you forgot about Norway and Denmark.
- jessejames182 - Oct 1, 2013 at 11:41 AM
Though I might seem well versed in global affairs, I don't really know stuff.
- budzo83 - Oct 1, 2013 at 8:06 AM
As much as I would love to see USA Hockey build on their Silver Medal from 2010, history dictates that that will not happen. Since the pros were allowed to play in the Games starting in 1998, Canada and the US have both been non-factors on international ice; in '98 and '06 they both failed to medal while those tournaments were held on the larger ice surface. Of couse in '02 and '10 they finished 1-2 when both tournaments were played in North America.
That being said, I hope I'm wrong. Unlike the dinosaurs that took the ice in Torino in '06, the current edition of Team USA (the core that will be returning, anyway) is built to skate which should serve them well on the bigger ice… No "Hooks" Orpik, please.
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South Sudan President Salva Kiir and rebel leader Riek Machar have signed a cease-fire. The bitter rivals have agreed that a transitional government offers the best way to steer South Sudan out of its bloody civil war.
In their first face-to-face meeting since South Sudan descended into violence last December, President Kiir and rebel leader Machar (pictured) agreed to a cease-fire during peace talks in Addis Ababa on Friday. The cease-fire agreement is expected to take effect within the next 24 hours.
The two men also indicated that they supported the formation of a transitional government, according to the Reuters news agency. But they did not lay out a roadmap for the formation of such a government or say who would serve in it.
Last January, the South Sudanese government and rebel forces had agreed to a cease-fire. But the deal failed to hold, with both sides accusing each other of launching attacks.
Reports of war crimes
On Thursday, the United Nations released a report accusing both government forces and the rebels of committing war crimes.
"These include extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, rape, the direct targeting of civilians, often along ethnic lines, as well as ill treatment and the destruction of property," the report found."These are crimes for which perpetrators bear individual criminal responsibility."
UN human rights chief Navi Pillay said that the crimes detailed in the report showed "many of the precursors of genocide."
The conflict erupted last December, with Kiir accusing Machar of trying to stage a coup. Since then, the Dinka and Neur tribes have increasingly targeted each other based on ethnicity. Kiir is a Dinka while Machar is a Neur.


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Cooler temperatures this past weekend arrived just in time for a full slate of fall festivals.
Hall County Business License Director Susan Rector is in the business of helping people reach their goals.
Gainesville First United Methodist Church invited the community to enjoy the fall festivities Sunday at First Fest.
Imagine having surgery without an incision.
Parents will be able to voice their concerns tonight regarding the Hall County school board's new stance discouraging overnight out-of-state field trips.
The police department, fire department, and the Warriors' Watch Riders made a lot of noise in Gainesville Saturday afternoon as they pulled up to the house of Capt. Frank Barroqueiro to honor him at his welcome home party from Afghanistan.
The police department, fire department, and the Warriors' Watch Riders made a lot of noise in Gainesville Saturday afternoon as they pulled up to the house of Capt. Frank Barroqueiro to honor him at his welcome home party from Afghanistan.
They've heard the anecdotal evidence, but they want the documents to prove it.
BRASELTON - Braselton's downtown streetscapes project has received some initial guidance regarding its design.
Sure, fly fishing tends to be a sport loved by men, but don't say that to members of the Georgia Women Flyfishers.
Sure, fly fishing tends to be a sport loved by men, but don't say that to members of the Georgia Women Flyfishers.
If a dry spell settles in as predicted, the last big piece to the massive overhaul of Interstate 985 in South Hall is expected to fall into place by midmorning Thursday.
The "positive place for kids" wants to showcase its successes to the community during its upcoming Futures 4 Kids Gala.
If you are in need of world-class cardiac care, look no further than your own backyard.
Sociology students at Gainesville State College are doing more than just learning about Hall County's social problems. To get an "A" in class, they have to spend an evening trying to alleviate them.
Residents could get a taste of winter this weekend, as temperatures are expected to plunge into the 30s.
The Georgia Mountain Food Bank will distribute food to 800 families in the Hall County area today.
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With big dreams come the possibility of worst nightmares.
One answer to the foster care crisis in Hall County is clear: More foster homes are needed for the approximately 180 children in care each month.
Group homes, despite the name, can be lonely places for teenagers.
Sierra Downs does not remember the beating.
For weeks, a young Tod Peavy had tinkered and toiled and thought of nothing but this car. But his foster mother resented the red roadster. She hadn't given it to him. Instead, a holiday well-wisher purchased the present for an anonymous foster child, and caseworkers put the toy in the boy's hands for Christmas.
Lindsey Shubert dialed the numbers.
Crystal Roughton hitchhiked to get to the Hall County Courthouse on time. After her newborn was taken at the hospital, Roughton had to get her baby back.
When Wendy Boswell said goodbye to her foster daughter last month, she literally ached with grief.
As she talks about the joys of working with foster children, Tyne Jackson can't help crying a little.
The removal of a child often results in three types of trauma, according to Hall County Juvenile Court Judge Lindsay Burton.
At 8:30 a.m., the briefs are organized and the coloring books are gathered. The robe goes on for Hall County Juvenile Court Judge Lindsay Burton.
Foster care is in crisis in Hall County.
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Unless I'm mistaken, the Lincoln at Disneyland didn't read the Gettysburg Address -until- the renovation a couple of years ago. Before that, I believe it was a mish-mash of Lincoln speeches. (I actually liked the mish-mash better.)
Unless I'm mistaken, the Lincoln at Disneyland didn't read the Gettysburg Address -until- the renovation a couple of years ago. Before that, I believe it was a mish-mash of Lincoln speeches. (I actually liked the mish-mash better.)
I feel like I am standing alone when I say that Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln was a fantastic and very unique exhibit to the park. While it didn't exceed 45 mph, proceed into a loop-the-loop, and snap your picture at the end, it gave some insight into not only our greatest president of all time, but to the man responsible for all of our fun, Walt himself.
Should this exhibit not return following the 50th celebrations, it will be sadly missed by many. Peevs Ike Poop to name a few.
It's hard to beat the sound of Paul Frees performing the introductory narration, the voice of Royal Dano as Lincoln reciting the wonderfully patriotic compilation (or mish-mash as it was called) of Lincoln speeches, and the climactic rendering of the "Battle Hymn of the Republic." It was plain and simple, yet powerful and emotional. There was really no need for all the new-fangled acoustic trickery.
I wouldn't mind it if Lincoln returns in its present form, but I'd much rather it comes back refurbished to its original presentation. Either way, I just hope it makes it back after the 50th.
The exit doors to your left are now open, and have fun the rest of your day in Disneyland.
I hope it does come back in it's current form. I LOVE the rendition of "Battle Hymn Of The Republic" But I think I like it most of all because one of my verry own great aunts wrote the song.
Yeah, you are right it wasn't the full gettysberg address...
But the invasion of enimys domestic, and the statement against fear really made that monologue excellent as it built... It was brilliant, and I miss it... Particularly in our post 9/11 world.
Originally Posted by SurfedUpDane
You are definetly not alone. I love this attraction. I visit it every time I go to Disneyland. I do miss the old version. Particularly the "Two Brothers" song. If they could somehow tie in that song into the current show, I would be happy. I've spoken to three different CMs there who have assured me that the show WILL retrun after the 18 month celebration.
I love this show...just because I had the priviledge of working it in summer of 2001.. I never got to see the original, but I heard great things about it, but Mr. Lincoln is an original, just like 'the Enchanted Tiki Room'..these are Walt Disney's shows which can't be taken away!! This show will be back after the 50th exhibit!!
'When hinges creek in doorless chambers..and strange and frightening sounds echo through the halls..whenever candlelights flicker..where the air is deathly still..That is the time when ghosts are present, practicing their terror with ghoulish delight.'
*Space Mountain re-launches July 15 2005*
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This is a Walt Inspired original Type show... (which i will miss since i am only there for the 50th....) Which should remain in operation.... Now if they want to spend ons of cash by moving to to DCA.... who will object.... Everyone.... It needs to not get the COP treatment..... and remain at the park....
I hope it reminas and reopens at the park after the 50th....
maybe they should upgrade it with more presidents and new speeches and interaction and effects
like the Hall of Presidents?
I have spoken to people at Imagineering. They have told me that Mr. Lincoln will return after the 50th anniversary. It makes no sense to keep a 50th anniversary exhibit inside of a building after 2005.
I wouldn't believe it until I saw it ... the sign outside of Rocket Rods said it would return too and ... well ... I don't think I need to finish.
hehe, true true, very true!Originally Posted by Evil Minion
Evil one.Originally Posted by Evil Minion
I wasn't fond of Mr Lincoln but I hope they do return him. My neices still haven't seen it and I think they would get a kick out of the show
I think you're right. Lets look at "One Man's Dream" at DCA, or the Walts 100th Exibit at MGM Studios. All slated to be there for 16 months, but still there YEARS later. The facts are that it takes lots of money to do refit attractions, and Lincoln wasn't getting very good counts. I'm sure that "The first 50 Magical Years" will get large counts, and not just for the 16 months. When it comes time to decide if it will stay or go, the suits will say:"Why would we spend hundreds of thousands to refit this back to a less popular attraction than it is now?" Unfortunate, but true.Originally Posted by MrLiver
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Since my 3 week vacation request was officially denied today:cry , I am now looking at my options for shipping my bike home from AK. Can anyone suggest any shipping companies to check out? I have a few online quotes from shipping companies I have found thorugh Horizons Unlimited and web searches for $1900 and $2100:eek1 . Has anyone actually shipped their bikes from AK back to the lower 48 that can offer some advice?
Thanks for any comments or suggestions! :ear
Don't ship it...
Rent a nice KLR in AK and enjoy the ride...that's what I'd do.
use the search index but it seems to me people have indicated that it would run about $750 as 'luggage' if you are on the plane.
Try Classic Motion at 907-272-6863. These guys ship, store and crate motorcycles and should be able to hook you up no problem. And, Gary and Joanie are just all around nice people.
Find somebody to ride it back for you
A lot of people do not have the time to ride both ways.
I bet you could find someone to fly to Alaska and ride it back (of course, it depends on what kind of biky you have....):evil
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Sorry, I thought you were shipping to and from AK. Should have read it more closely..
There used to be a real reasonable air freight Co. called Forward Air Freight. Not sure if they are still in business..
Check out the link..
I'd be interested in riding it back. JON
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I agree with Big Bad Bob. Classic motion has shipped for me and has done a great job.
Check with Alaska Airlines also.
Also check with Akrider.com for rental of bikes in Anchorage.
You can ship your bike from Seattle to Anchorage or Anchorage to Seattle on Alaska Airlines for around $.65 per lb. You can also ship from Prudhoe Bay to Anchorage (if you don't want to drive the Dalton both ways). They can take pretty much any size bike.
Thanks for all the great info. Looks like I have a few calls to make.
I have been thinking a little more about renting but I really want to ride my bike there. The 3000 miles there will be most of the adventure. Right now I'm just really bummed that I can't get 3 weeks off. I love my job but I hate working.
I'm 90% sure that I'm going to ride there, have my wife fly in and ride with me for a week and then we'll both fly home. The other 10% of me wants to ride there and back in the 2 weeks just for the challenge. Then I miss most of AK.
Is 30 too early to retire? :D
You can ship from the Kachemak Gear Shed in Homer to seattle for under 300$
Used to be we had to truck our crates to kenai to ship south but the KGS option is cheaper these days, and even closer. Last year it was less than 300 for a 4x8 crate, size-not weight being the determining factor. You can easliy blow 200 bucks building a crate though. I usually pick though the scrap piles down at the boatyard though.
Best idea I've seen yet was my friend shawn's. He builds his crate with a pointy roof so nobody can stack a pallet of motoroil or frozen fish on top of it. It sure used to piss of Carlisle Shipping though.
Give Carlisle and Southern Alaska Forwarding a call. I shipped my KLR from Kodiak down to Seattle via SAF last Spring for ~$400. It took about a week, everyone at both ends was great help, and she arrived fine; popped the crate in SEA, and rode her out the door.
Sending it down on a barge service is going to be reasonably cheap, probably your best option unless you get real lucky and find a trucker who's dead-heading back to the lower-48. Not sure what your shipping options would be to MN once it reaches Seattle, but try running it by Carlisle and SAF to see what they know.
As for the crate, try contacting several motorcycle dealerships, maybe they've got a crate that can be slavaged and reused. I called my local SAF dock, told them what I had in mind, they called back a few days later w/ a beautiful 8' cedar pallet that was perfect for my needs and they were happy they didn't have to break it down. Win-win.
Last note, SAF will ship a palletized bike open, but I saved like $150 by putting a pretty-much-token box frame around it for protection (local SAF promised me it wouldn't be stacked and I watched them load it). And you'll sleep better every night until it arrives. Mine never needed the protection, but still worth the while.
Good luck. Keep us posted!
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Thanks again to everyone who has offered advice!
I have contacted a couple of companies and I have a few quotes so far.
Carlisle Trucking will ship from Anchorage to Forest Lake, MN for $282 crated in about 4 days. They will also pick up the crated bike from Classic Motion or Internation Wood.
Classic Motion will be getting a quote to me this Thursday for crating cost and shipping costs.
Internation Wood gave me a quote of $275 to crate the bike
Southern Alaska Forwarding said they don't ship out of AK
Forward Air only ships in the contenental US and a few points in Canada
Does anyone have any other ideas for getting the bike into a crate and to Carlisle Trucking? If not I'm still pretty happy with a total cost of $557. I thought it would be way more than that!
Now I have to figure out how to see everything I want to see in 2 weeks but I guess thats a whole nother thread
Really, tho' $282 is a steal-- almost too good to be true. Heck, I think I'd pay that much to freight a bike Kodiak->ANC.
Back 10 yrs ago I tried to ship my sister's scooter NJ->Seattle and the best I could find was $400 (I wound up riding it to her for less, but that's a whole 'nother thread too).
The crating fee seems a little high to me, but if you consider what an extra day of riding on a dream vacation is worth (vs. spending a day cursing while you engineer one yourself) and then peace of mind dropping off your bike w/ someone you trust...
As a possibility, I wonder what a shop in ANC might charge to put your bike back into the crate an '08 _________ (your model here) just came out of...?
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Monster Jam has began announcing the line-up for the 2014 show and began the list off earlier this week by announcing that Tom Meents and Maximum Destruction will be looking for their 12th crown.
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This dissertation explores the development of public school libraries from their origins in the late 18th century in New England to today's dynamic, modern places where students and faculty use 21st century technology to access information sources. Staffed with trained professionals and support staff, these school libraries have specific curricula that teach information literacy skills – how to find, evaluate, and use resources – and promote the love of reading and teach lifelong learning skills. Since 1990 the school library field has been fortunate to have seen a flurry of activity in the area of quantitative research, which has shown consistently how important school libraries are in helping all students, regardless of socio-economic or community conditions increase their personal achievement. Professionally staffed, well funded libraries with large, current collections and electronic access to numerous online databases have been shown to consistently increase student achievement scores on standardized tests. Specifically, the research in this study compares the achievement scores of 5th grade elementary students taking the Reference Materials test of the Iowa Test of Basic Skills (ITBS), by comparing the scores between schools with and without professional librarians to see what impact there is on student achievement, especially with the various racial groups found within the district. A descriptive study, there are no specific answers to questions, but outcomes are revealed and recommendations for further study and use of the information found during the researching of this paper are offered.
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Today's show sees one of our favorite guests, Allen Kenney, join us on the podcast. Y'all ought to know Kenney from his great Oklahoma site, Blatant Homerism, or from the Bloguin family's own Crystal Ball Run. He does some great work, including his most recent podcast with John Infante talking the NCAA and Miami situation. Allen and I kick things off with Oklahoma. The team that won ten games is also the same team that got thrashed by former conference mates, the Texas A&M Aggies. We kick around some thoughts on Landry Jones; a guy most people do not realize is the third all-time leading passer in FBS history. Then we get to the Big 12 and how that conference is going to hold it together. You know, Grant of Rights, ACC or Pac-12 alliance and all that jazz. Ground is a little shaky but who knows where the chips will fall when it is all said and done. Finally, we get to the NCAA. Kenney recaps his discussion with John Infante and then we talk about how the players can get some cash in their pockets. Oddly enough, the podcast was taped prior to ESPN breaking the news that athletes are now allowed to pursue TV money in the landmark O'Bannon case. To listen to the show click here or subscribe to one of the methods listed below. If you want the podcast you must subscribe to the Feedburner ,but if you want to subscribe to the blog please use the RSS Feed. This is for iTunes to be able to archive the shows. You can also search for "In The Bleachers"on iTunes and subscribe to the podcast that way. You can also find us on Stitcher Radio now!! Blackberry users like your fearless leader can paste this link into the "Add Podcast Channel" option when you download the Blackberry Podcast App. Got a question? Email it in to InTheBleachers @ GMAIL (dot) COM Yes, we're on the Google+ so find "+Michael Felder" on there and we'll get you in the ITB Circle! Hit us up on Twitter @InTheBleachers!
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Lepore is a young historian who writes with an openness, free flow of association, and good humor that allows her to sneak serious historical insights into consumable chunks that hit home while we are nodding in agreement or laughing out loud. She illustrates the rapid transition of birth and death from homes to hospitals and of parenthood from universal marker of adulthood (all adults are mothers or fathers) to role to mastered (with skills to be learned from experts and based on science). At the peak of the curve of life, as we have progressed (a statement about time, not value) from birth to childhood to adolescence to adulthood to parenthood (with special focus on motherhood and breastfeeding), issues of "life and death" begin to intrude--Lepore shows how opinions on political hot button issues of birth control, abortion, and euthanasia are shaped and distorted by contemporary views of the curve of life.
Lepore wraps up with the concept of resurrection with a fascinating interview with the father of cryogenetic preservation of the human body. Robert Ettinger was near the end of his own life (he died at 92 shortly after the interview) at the time and his bizarre and scientifically sketchy ideas in Lepore's account, coming as it does after our journey through the Game of Life represent a desire for faith, memory, and remembrance, more than just a feeble hope for resurrection.
Two drawbacks keep Mansion from earning the top score:
1. Only at the end in an afterwards does Lepore reveal that the chapters began as essays in the New Yorker, which doesn't diminish their value but does add a bit of biting edge to the section where she compares the writing style of the new Time magazine in the 1930's to The New Yorker with an undercurrent of condescension. I have read and enjoyed both and while their writing styles definitely diverse they are each fit for purpose. No need to get snarky about it.
2. Similarly, in an extended section on the history of children's literature and children's libraries illustrating how the contemporary view of childhood was changing in the early 20th century, it becomes clear that Lepore is more interested in the topic than we are as readers. The topic is interesting but might have kept the reader's attention better had she not had an axe to grind (extended discussion in the footnotes reveals the sharpness of the axe she's working on).
But these are small things that don't detract materially from the value of the framework and the historical challenges to time and culture-bound thinking. And this is just plain fun reading.
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Sharryl Yvette Luckey Wass, 48, of Sweetwater, died Sunday, Nov. 20, 2011, at her home.
No services are planned at this time. She was cremated.
Wass was born Nov. 6, 1963, at Dyess Air Force Base in Abilene, Texas. She was a graduate of Merkel High School and had attended America Commercial College in Abilene. Sharryl came to Sweetwater from Lubbock 10 years ago. She was a dental hygenist.
Survivors include her son, James Wass of Sweetwater; parents, John and Linda Luckey of Sweetwater; and former husband, Bill Wass of Sweetwater.
Sweetwater 7th and 8th grade girls host Wylie, 5 and 6:15 p.m.
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One of the most underrated post draft activities is the chase for undrafted free agents. Teams can find diamonds in the rough by combing though their draft boards and finding out who is left. According to Jaguars.com, in the everlasting quest for talent, the Jaguars have signed 24 rookie free agents. Georgia Tech DT T.J. Barnes Cincinnati LB Maalik Bomar Delaware CB Marcus Burley Tulsa RB Willie Carter Rutgers OT R.J. Dill Ole Miss DT Uriah Grant Nevada LB Jeremiah Green Western Michigan DE Paul Hazel Georgia DT Abry Jones Southern Oregon WR Cole McKenzie Arizona State WR Jamal Miles Massachusetts G Stephane Milhim San Jose State TE Ryan Otten N.C. State WR Tobias Palmer Florida State FB Lonnie Pryor Nebraska TE Kyler Reed Virginia OLB LaRoy Reynolds Vanderbilt QB Jordan Rodgers Arizona QB Matt Scott Texas A&M Steven Terrell Alabama LS Carson Tinker Murray State OT Roderick Tomlin Vanderbilt CB Trey Wilson Illinois State LB Mike Zimmer
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Another study finds type 2 diabetes increases cancer death risk
TUESDAY, Dec. 16 (HealthDay News) -- Chowing down on lentil soup and pasta seems to be the way to go if you have type 2 diabetes.
A new study found that a diet of "low-glycemic foods" -- such as beans, nuts, peas, lentils and pasta -- was superior to a high-cereal-fiber diet -- think pumpernickel, rye pita, quinoa, large flake oatmeal and oat bran -- when it comes to lowering blood sugar and other risk factors for heart disease in people with diabetes.
"These findings fit with the general tenor of what's gone before. The trouble is that those studies tended to be considerably smaller and for shorter periods of time, and they didn't always show the effects significantly," said study author Dr. David J.A. Jenkins, Canada research chair in nutrition and metabolism at the University of Toronto and St. Michael's Hospital in Canada. "I think this certainly supports a recommendation to people that this is an extra tool in the tool kit."
"This reemphasizes what we know -- at the end of the day, the best diet is the Mediterranean-type diet: nuts, beans, lentils, fruits, vegetables," said Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum, director of Women and Heart Disease at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, and a spokeswoman for the American Heart Association. "The study didn't exactly call it a Mediterranean diet, but the components of it were Mediterranean."
A second study found that people who have type 2 diabetes when they are diagnosed with cancer face a greater risk of death compared to cancer patients without diabetes.
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Apple has confirmed that the new iPhone 3.0 operating system will be available for iPhone 3G and iPhone users from 17 June.
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National Slate Museum What's On Summer and Autumn Guide July � October 2012 Family Fun Walks and Talks www.museumwales.ac.uk (029) 2057 3700 1972 - 2012 Regular Events Walks and Talks FAB 40 1972 - 2012 Family Events Summer of Slate Mon 23 July-Fri 31 August 12pm-4pm Decorate a slate, get creative with the museum's ART CART, try your hand at making perfect patterns in the foundry sandpit or get all dressed up in the quarrymen's houses. Exhibitions Until 31 December 2012 is the National Slate Museum's 40th birthday and since 1972 we've welcomed nearly three million visitors though our doors. Find out what's happened here over the past 40 years in this brand new exhibition which also highlights the variety and relevance of our industrial museums in Wales. Various dates and times, please call the Museum or visit the website Enjoy one of our walks, talks and demonstrations. See a slate being split, find out what wood had to do with the story of slate and get up close and personal with UNA � our Quarry engine. Halloween trail Sat 27-Wed 31 October, All day Are you brave enough to follow the Hallowe'en trail through the Museum? Birthday Talk/Lecture Quarrying the Past! Celebrating the 40th anniversary of our slate museums. Saturday 27 October, 2pm Join Dr Dafydd Roberts, the National Slate Museum's Keeper, as he looks back over some of the key events in the museum's life over recent years in this special talk to mark the museum's 40th birthday. For additional birthday events please visit the website. Free Hallowe'en Hallabaloo Tue 30 & Wed 31 October 12pm-4pm Make a spooktacular craft for All Hallows eve in our workshop for little witches and wizards! Perfect Patterns Thu 21 June, Thu 26 July, Thu 23 August & Thu 13 September, 1pm-3pm The pattern makers could produce a wooden pattern for any metal object needed by the workshops or the quarry - from wagon wheels to steam engine parts. There are thousands in our collection! Take a peek behind the scenes with our curator to find out how we're looking after this amazing collection. Great Graffiti! Tue 30 & Wed 31 October 1pm-3pm Graffiti was always popular in Quarry Culture with quarrymen making carvings and pictures on the slate surrounding them. Creat your own modern version by designing your own graffiti name plaque on a piece of slate. Charge Families Hands On 2 For more details of all events visit www.museumwales.ac.uk or call (0259) 2057 3700


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3) In a bowl, put the yeast, sugar, milk and water.
4) Add 50 g/2 oz/1/2 cup flour and stir until evenly blended.
5) Leave in a warm place for 10 to 15 minutes until frothy.
6) In another warm bowl, put the remaining flour and the salt and rub in half the butter.
7) Add to the frothy yeast batter and mix well to make soft dough.
8) Cover and leave the dough to rise in a warm place until doubled in bulk.
9) On a floured surface, knead the dough then roll into a rectangle about 1 cm/ 1/2 inch thick.
10) Brush the dough with the remaining butter.
11) Mix together the dates, sugar and walnuts and spread over the dough, leaving a 1 cm/1/2 inch margin around the edge.
12) Roll the dough like a Swiss (jelly) roll, moisten the edges with water and seal together.
13) On the greased baking dish, place the roll with the join underneath and make shallow diagonal cuts on the top.
14) Leave to rise for 20 to 30 minutes,.
15) In the preheated hot oven, bake the dough for 30 minutes or until golden brown.
16) Transfer to a wire rack, brush with honey, then let it cool.
17) Wrap the loaf in foil and pack in a freezer bag.
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Fort Cobb has 3 schools. Some of the best schools in Fort Cobb are Fort Cobb-Broxton Lower Elementary School with a GreatSchools rating of 6/10, and Fort Cobb-Broxton High School with a GreatSchools rating of 4/10 and a parent rating of 3/5 stars. The average GreatSchools rating for Fort Cobb public schools is 4/10, with an average student/teacher ratio of 14:1.
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Sonos Controller for iPhone hits App Store
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Cell Phones, Handhelds, Home Entertainment, Hot Deals, Music, Software
If you thought we were done with today's Sonos news, think again - they're on a roll, having just announced the availability of Sonos Controller for iPhone and iPod touch, for free. If you're a Sonos fan, then you immediately understand what this means. If you own an iPhone or iPod touch, you get a touchscreen Sonos controller, at no extra cost. Seriously, that rocks. The new app gives you access to all the new Sonos 2.7 features we told you about earlier as well, like Rhapsody, Sirius, Last.fm, and tons of radio from across the globe. In fact, with the Sonos Controller for iPhone, you can access music from any computer on your network, a NAS drive, or even a Time Capsule. When you realize that one of the standard Sonos Controller remote costs $400, you begin to see how big a deal this is. Releasing this as a free download makes Sonos instantly easier to use, especially in a multi-zone, multi-iPhone household, like mine.
Be sure to check out our Sonos Controller for iPhone gallery for some high resolution stills of the app, which is available now on the App Store.
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BlackBerry Bold launching on AT&T at $299 on November 4
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Cell Phones, Corporate News, GPS, Handhelds, Wireless / WiFi
By now, you have probably seen the new BlackBerry Bold Commercial, the one that says almost nothing but "wow." Wow again at the proposed price when it comes out. AT&T has announced that the RIM device will cost $299.99 with a 2 year contract, more than they charge for the iPhone. Sales should begin around November 4 to welcome in the upcoming holidays. The Bold will support international navigation services and Wi-fi for folks who do a lot of traveling. One analyst, Chris King of Stifel Nicolas, says the appeal will be mostly exec types. Those that can probably will.
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Unboxing Live 043: Aluminum & Glass MacBook Pro
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Features, Laptop, Videocasts
Sure, we've already put up a MacBook Pro 2008 unboxing gallery, but we figured there might be a few of you out there who'd want to see the unboxing action in video form - so here it is. We bring you a look at the newly redesigned MacBook Pro, which launched just a few days ago. In case you missed it, the MacBook Pro now has an aluminum unibody enclosure, a glass display (which means, glossy - not matte,) and even a glass single-button trackpad.
If you're wondering how these stack up to the older models, be sure to check out our MacBook and MacBook Pro redesign comparison video.
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Lala Brings Muisc To The Cloud For 10 Cents
Posted by Aaron Zollo Categories: Hot Deals, Internet, Music, Portable Audio / Video
I have been using Lala for about a week and the service turns out to be one of the best ways to get all of your music from wherever you are. The concept is quite simple, allow access to songs you already purchased and also bring a music store to the cloud for 10 cents a song. You can further purchase songs for download at around 90 cents per song. The best part of the service is you can listen to a full album prior to purchasing it online. That's right, full quality MP3s for free, as long as you are listening to them on Lala.
The library is over 5 miillion songs and is updated every Tuesday when new content comes out. Lala also allows you to import your entire purchased collection of music from iTunes or any other music folder you may have on your current Mac or PC with a downloadable importing utility. There is no monthly fee and all you need to do is sign up and you're in. You can then invite people to join and network, sort of like Facebook or Myspace, but it keeps track of what you and your friends listen to and gives suggestions based off what they listen to. The whole thing seems too good to be true, but it certainly doesn't disappoint. This is one site that could provide itself as the next big thing in music as long as the RIAA continues to think it okay.
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Bleeding Edge TV 294: MacBook, MacBook Pro redesign comparisons
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A few days ago, at the Apple notebook event, the company unveiled their newly redesigned MacBook (gallery) and MacBook Pro (gallery) portables. We were able to get our hands on the new MacBook and MacBook Pro, and in this video, we compare each to their last generation counterpart. That's right, we put the white MacBook up against the newer aluminum MacBook, compare the older MacBook Pro to the new one, and to top it all off, we bring in a MacBook Air for comparisons sake as well. Hit the video to get a look at all the aluminum and glass unibody goodness.
Unboxing Live 042: Aluminum MacBook
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Features, Laptop, Videocasts
We've already hit you guys with the MacBook unboxing gallery, showcasing the brand new redesign for Apple's non-Pro notebook. In case you missed it, the MacBook now sports an aluminum enclosure, a glossy glass display, and even a glass trackpad. The old-school white one is still available, but really, those are now an afterthought. We unbox the new aluminum MacBook in this episode of Unboxing Live, so sit back and hit play to get a look at the goods.
We've also got another video in the works, comparing the new model to the older model, over on Bleeding Edge TV.
Read More | MacBook Product Page
MacBook Pro Late 2008 unboxing gallery
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Features, Galleries, Laptop
We are still working on those unboxing videos for you, but in the meantime, we've got more unboxing love based on the new Apple notebooks. This time, we give the MacBook Pro its due, splaying it out for your enjoyment. The newly-redesigned MacBook Pro features an iMac-ish aluminum and glass look to it, including the black bezel around the screen. Gone are the days of the matte finish as well, as the new MacBook Pro is only available in a glossy display finish. The trackpad is now glass, although it strangely doesn't feel like it, but we guess that's okay. You'll see more in the video, but for now, enjoy our MacBook Pro 2008 unboxing gallery.
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MacBook aluminum unboxing gallery
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Features, Galleries, Laptop
Two days ago, Apple revealed their redesigned MacBooks and MacBook Pros during their notebook event. We were able to track them down, and now have our hands on the new goods. First up, we bring you an unboxing gallery for the newly redesigned MacBook. It's made of aluminum, and looks like a miniature MacBook Pro. The screen is glossy, and it no longer has a built-in FireWire port. We will have video up soon, but in the meantime, check out the MacBook 2008 unboxing gallery.
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Apple announces redesigned MacBook Pro
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Design, PC / Laptop
It took them about eight months since the last spec bump in the line, but we are still stoked that Apple today announced that their newly redesigned MacBook Pro is here, and available immediately. The notebooks are still sporting their aluminum exterior, but now they are built using a new process that involves carving a solid piece of aluminum rather than the old school welding technique. That means one part rather than many, which Apple is calling the "Unibody." You'll also notice, fairly quickly, that the MacBook Pro now sports an iMac-ish black bezel around the screen, along with a glass covering. Back to that whole aluminum and glass thing.
The display will now only be available in a glossy finish, gone are the days of matte Apple notebooks. The trackpad has also been re-imagined as well. It's made entirely from glass, and no longer has a separate button. Instead, the entire trackpaad is the button. The glass trackpad is multi-touch compatible, and Apple has introduced new gestures in the product to boot.
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Apple introduces LED Cinema Display: 24-inch, $899
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, PC / Laptop, Peripherals
After many years of remaining stagnant, Apple finally gave their Cinema Display line a nice redesign. The new 24" LED Cinema Display looks similar to what you'd find in an iMac. Aluminum casing, black bezel along the front, LED backlit, built-in MagSafe connector, and a built-in iSight camera with microphone. That last one is something we've been waiting for, for far too long. Unfortunately, not everything is all fun and games with the new Cinema Display, as it appears that - at least for the time being - these new Cinema Displays are only compatible with the new MacBook, MacBook Pro, and MacBook Air that were announced today, which all incorporate the DisplayPort. There is currently no way to connect a Mac Pro, iMac, or older notebook to one of these. Let's hope this gets remedied quickly.
You can pick up the new 24-inch LED Cinema Display in November for $899.
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Oregon's defensive line was so depleted that backup tight end Koa Ka'ai and two other freshmen were pressed into emergency duty. Big-play running back Kenjon Barner was bottled up all night so freshman quarterback Marcus Mariota put the game on his arm. Oregon overcame numerous hurdles to beat California 59-17 on Saturday night to move into the top spot in The Associated Press poll with just three weeks left in the regular season. The Ducks (10-0, 7-0 Pac-12) were without four of their top five linemen coming into the game and then lost defensive tackle Taylor Hart in the first quarter to another injury but still overwhelmed the Golden Bears.
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