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Walk through a triathlon transition area and you will see a wide variety of bike models. Vintage ten-speeds with toe clips and chipped paint can be found next to expensive featherweight aerodynamic state-of-the-art, triathlon-specific models.
The majority of triathletes start competing with a standard road bike. As their interest in the sport grows and they move from sprint events to half or full Ironman distances, upgrading the bike becomes an important step to improving performance.
By design, triathlon-specific bikes offer tangible advantages over road bikes. Bill Duehring, president of Felt Bicycles, explains. "A true triathlon bike, with its tri-specific tube shapes, geometry and bars, offers the athlete a more aerodynamic position, resulting in decreased wind drag and ultimately greater speed over a conventional road bike. Reduced drag equals free speed."
Chris Clinton, brand manager for Bontrager, adds, "The primary advantage of a triathlon bike is a reduction in frontal area that means a reduction of drag. The triathlete will be able to put out less effort to do the same speed or ride the same speed at a faster pace."
Since triathlon bikes often represent a major financial outlay, Erik Saltvold, founder of Erik's Bike Shop in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and his staff help their triathlon customers work through the options. Should they upgrade their road bike, add triathlon-oriented accessories to their current road bike or buy a triathlon-specific model?
"For some people, a road bike is the best choice," Saltvold says. "It just depends on how much you want to get into it. Triathlon-specific bikes give you better aerodynamic positioning. The aero bars offer better comfort and better breathing. Road bikes just don't have the correct aerodynamic positioning. There are mechanical positioning advantages that you can't replicate on a regular road bike."
One of the most recognizable elements of a triathlon bike is the extended handlebars. Called aero bars, the bars are central to putting the rider into the most efficient aerodynamic position possible.
"In general terms, aero bars lower the body position on the bike, which can significantly reduce the amount of air, or drag, the rider pushes," says Eric Sampson, owner of Sampson Sports. "Lower drag equals less resistance, which equals faster speed. As you ride faster, you spend progressively more of your power simply pushing air."
Sampson reports that riders in an efficient aerodynamic position can typically improve their performance about 1 to 2 minutes on a 40K course. In a full Ironman, that improvement can mean 8 minutes or more.
Making the transition from road bike to triathlon bike can take some time. Riders will notice a big difference in their posture as soon as they mount a triathlon-specific bike. Travis Dorweiler, store manager for Maple Grove Cycle in Maple Grove, Minnesota, says triathlon bikes take a little getting used to. "There is going to be some fitting involved. There's definitely a lot of fine-tuning to get the correct fit and get the bike to do what you want it to do," he says.
On the course, riders will also need to change or adjust their riding style. Clinton says, "The first thing they will notice is the front end of their bike feels skittish. They are taking the wide stance of the handlebar and narrowing down their contact area with the front of the bike." Clinton recommends training on a tri bike before racing it. "Triathlon bikes require different muscles and a different position of the body. It will take a little while to get used to," he says.
"The biggest change is getting used to riding in the aero position," Sampson adds. "Like anything new, start gradually, riding in the extensions for brief periods to adapt to the new handling and feel for the bike. It puts a little more pressure on the lower back and soft tissue areas, so best to break these in gradually or they may revolt."
Once you are comfortable with the position, maneuvering on the course requires some changes in riding style. "Starting, cornering, climbing and getting out of the saddle tends to take place on the wide section of the bars, and the bike will feel somewhat similar to a road bike," Duehring suggests. "When in the aero bar position, a rider will naturally move forward in the saddle and drop their head. What is important is to not fight the bike. Let your legs do the work and keep your upper body relaxed."
It's rare to see a professional triathlete who doesn't use aero bars. But that piece of equipment alone doesn't guarantee a faster time, Clinton says. "People think by just adding the aero bars you will go faster. That's not necessarily the case. Once you get the aero bars, you have to go out and get used to that position. We often see people who put an aero bar on and put themselves in a very aero tuck position, but they are so uncomfortable that they spend a good portion of the ride moving from aero to drop to hood. All that movement is worse than if they just stayed with their drops with no aero bars in the first place."
Adding clip-on aero bars to a standard road bike is an option for triathletes still pondering their long-term commitment to the sport or hesitant to purchase an expensive triathlon-specific bike.
"By adding clip-on aero bars, we can replicate some of what a tri bike does on a road bike for the weekend warrior," Saltvold says. "The advantages of the aerodynamic position are clear once someone starts riding with aero bars."
When choosing clip-on bars, Clinton suggests looking for models that offer a range of adjustability. "The key areas are fore and aft on the extension itself, the position of the elbow pads and width (between the extensions). There are some aero bars that lock the width between the two extensions while others allow you to play with the width."
Since the extension sections of aero bars come in different shapes, trying them out is worth the effort. "Finding one that feels comfortable is ideal. If you are comfortable, you will be able to stay in that position a lot longer," Clinton notes.
First-time triathletes, however, shouldn't "worry about aero bars for the short events, where the ride is about 12 miles," Sampson says. "They're just not worth the effort and energy when you can ride in the drops and not hassle with changing the bars."
Saltvold points out, "If you are installing an aero bar on a road bike, you will still have the brakes and shifting on the traditional bars. On most aero bars you won't have access to your brakes and shifting on the extensions unless you have a true full-on triathlon bike that has the brakes and shifter built into the aero bars."
Upgrading wheels is another option for improving performance. Lighter, more aerodynamic wheels will help both road and triathlon bikes. "The bike's frame cuts through the wind but the wheels are constantly in motion and that results in a different kind of wind disturbance," Clinton explains. "Having a more aerodynamic profile on the wheel will offer a measurable difference for that rider, even on a $1,000 to $1,500 road bike."
He continues, "Wheels are a big enough factor that professional road racers will use aero wheels every day. Even in a group ride it's reducing the amount of effort that's required for them to maintain the same speed as other riders in the group."
Saltvold agrees, "Wheels are one of the best upgrades you can do on any level of bike. If you have a nice frame, you will benefit from upgrading the wheels because you are pushing that wheel weight all the time when you are pedaling. If you can upgrade to lighter or more aerodynamic wheels, that will make you a faster more efficient rider with better acceleration."
Since the bike leg is the longest in a triathlon, improvements in your equipment can bring down finishing times significantly. A more efficient bike means you'll spend less time on that leg of the race and leave you with more energy and ability to finish the run leg faster, too.
"At a longer distance, like a half or full Ironman, you are not just looking at aerodynamics but how much effort you can save while riding fast so when you get to the run you have more energy available," Clinton says.
Either adding triathlon-oriented clip-on aero bars to a road bike or investing in a triathlon-specific bike will improve your times and likely draw you ever deeper in the sport.
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NEW YORK (WUSA) -- New York City's Mayor, Michael Bloomberg announced the New York City Marathon will be canceled after the Super Storm Sandy knocked out the city for a few days.
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More than 1 million people are still without power in New York, gas stations are out of gas and the roads are near nightmarish to drive.
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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A new biotechnology firm, Molecular Metabolism LLC, born out of a relationship with Nuclea Biotechnologies, has chosen Pittsfield as its headquarters.
Molecular Metabolism is in the process of assembling its management team and is expected to create seven to 10 new jobs locally.
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Molecular Metabolism and Nuclea Biotechnologies have established a collaboration with Joslin Diabetes Center, the diabetes research and care organization affiliated with Harvard Medical School, in biomarkers of insulin resistance and applications of imaging. The initial research in imaging will help identify "brown fat" in humans, a type of fat that drives energy expenditure and may potentially benefit metabolic endpoints.
Molecular Metabolism's collaboration with Joslin will assess the feasibility of using MRI and Infrared thermal imaging to measure the mass and activity of cold-activated human brown adipose tissues (BAT). The partners believe that the results of this research will provide greater insight into how Type 2 diabetes is evaluated and diagnosed with the goal of screening new therapies that stimulate generation of brown fat. This work will be done with Dr. Aaron Cypess, assistant professor and investigator at Joslin Diabetes Center.
"Diagnostics and imaging techniques can make a significant impact on the detection and management of diabetes and its complications, and Joslin's interest in brown fat stimulation and energy expenditure is an exciting area to apply this to," said Cypess. "We hope to advance our techniques to a stage where brown fat can be easily detected and quantified."
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Joslin will also work with Nuclea Biotechnologies, under the direction of Dr. Mary Elizabeth Patti, assistant professor and investigator at Joslin, to apply proteomic analyses on patient cohorts in order to understand pathways leading to insulin resistance and develop biomarkers of risk of Type 2 diabetes.
"We are very pleased to be partnering with Nuclea to identify new biomarkers which could potentially be used to determine risk of diabetes and other metabolic disease," said Patti. "These efforts are crucial in the fight against diabetes, so that we can identify those individuals at the highest risk of disease, and also to individualize optimal treatment strategies."
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — North Adams Regional Hospital has been denied its application as a critical access hospital that would have given it cost-based reimbursements from Medicare.
According to a report in the North Adams Transcript on Tuesday, the hospital's application was denied by the federal government because of its proximity to Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield. President and CEO William Frado told the newspaper that the government looked at Route 7 as a major highway, which puts the two hospitals closer than the cut off of 35 miles.
The hospital's parent company, Northern Berkshire Healthcare, had sought the designation to aid its financial picture as it struggles to emerge from bankruptcy and reduce its nearly $50 million debt.
"It would have been nice to get the designation, but our financial projections indicated that we'll be able to come out of bankruptcy as a stand-alone viable hospital," Frado told the paper.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Dr. Eugene Messenger is planning to expand his practice with a move to the former Jae's Inn on Curran Highway.
Messenger and his wife, Donna, purchased the vacant structure on March 25 for $700,000 from restaurateur Jae H. Chung. The practice's current building on East Main Street will be placed on the market with Steepleview Realty.
"The office is growing and I kind of a outgrew this place," said Messenger on Monday. "There's no parking, not even for my staff."
The Victorian building's historic status and close neighbors made it difficult to adapt it to contemporary needs such as parking, handicapped access and more office space.
"I love this building and I didn't want to tear it up to do what I wanted to do," he said.
Space shouldn't be a problem at the new place, which boasts plentiful parking, a first-floor restaurant and dining area, and an 11-room inn.
There's even enough room for the Messengers to move back into the same building as the practice. They had lived on the second floor of the Victorian and the doctor turned the space above the garage into a "man cave," he said. The couple, however, moved to a home on 15 acres behind Natural Bridge State Park some years ago. That property, too, will be put up for sale.
Messenger needs the space. He has 10 employees and eight chairs but his practice is growing by 20 or 30 patients a month. The move will allow him to add three more chairs and another hygienist.
Also coming on board will be his daughter, Annamarie, when she graduates in two years from dental school. After eight years of study, she'll do her residency with her father, who doesn't think he'll be too tough on her. "I'm afraid she'll be tough on me."
Messenger said he'd actually thought the inn would be a good place for a practice when he came to the city nearly two decades ago but never really believed it could happen. But when Chung put up signs announcing the closure last December, Messenger jumped at it — just before it went into foreclosure.
Renovations started Friday with Mackin Corp., JP Painting and electrician Michael Lescarbeau. The new office is expected to open around the end of June.
With a Walmart Super Center planned just up the road, Messenger thinks his high-profile location will help his already burgeoning practice — some 6,000 patients — to keep growing.
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Friday On The Farm: Thomas, St. Croix Earn Player Of The Week Honors
Bulletin Board: Third-String Goalie Doesn't Prevent Wild From Picking Up Sixth Straight Road Win
Stralman In For Sauer As Rangers Host Tampa Bay
Bulletin Board: Claude Giroux Is The New NHL Points Leader
The Whale Week That Was - December 7, 2011
Bulletin Board: Bruins Finally Lose In Regulation
What Realignment Means For The Rangers
Bulletin Board: Four-Conference Realignment Plan Passes
New York Seeks Eighth Straight Victory On Home Ice
Stats To Chew On
Bulletin Board: Minnesota Is The Best Team In The League!?
Road Ahead: Maple Leafs, Lightning, Sabres, Panthers
Rangers Look to Strike Lightning for Fifth Straight Win
Friday On The Farm: Fasth Out For 3 Months
Bulletin Board: Pittsburgh Tops Washington
Can The Magic Continue Against Carolina?
Bulletin Board: Ducks Fire Carlyle, Replace Him With Boudreau
Blueshirt Bulletin's Bull of the Month
Scouting Report: Jesper Fasth
November 2011
The Whale Week That Was - November 30, 2011
Bulletin Board: Hitchcock Rights The Ship In St. Louis
Rangers Hope To Secure Place Among League's Elite In Date With The Penguins
Bulletin Board: Vancouver's Tough Decision In Goal
Rangers Unveil Winter Classic Jerseys
Stats To Chew On
Bulletin Board: Washington Fires Boudreau, Carolina Axes Maurice
Road Ahead: Penguins, Hurricanes, Lightning
Scouting Report: Michael St. Croix
After Defeating the Capitals, Blueshirts Right Back to Work Against Flyers
Winter Classic Alumni Game Roster Announced
Rangers Face a Familiar Foe in Washington
Friday On The Farm: Fogarty On Fire
Bulletin Board: Blake Comeau On Waivers
Scouting Report: J.T. Miller
Panthers Will Provide Surprising Early Season Test For New York
The Whale Week That Was - November 23, 2011
Bulletin Board: Will Buffalo Seek Revenge On Milan Lucic?
Bulletin Board: The Sidney Crosby Show
Stats To Chew On
Bulletin Board: Crosby Returns
Road Ahead: Panthers, Capitals, Flyers
Scouting Report: Dylan McIlrath
Scouting Report: Christian Thomas
Friday On The Farm: Miller Proving Worthy Of First-Round Pick
Bulletin Board: The Blues Are 4-0-1 Under Ken Hitchcock
Marc Staal Cleared To Resume Light Physical Activity
Bulletin Board: Jhonas Enroth Finally Sputters
Duck Hunting
The Whale Week That Was - November 16, 2011
Bulletin Board: Malkin And Duchene Trade Beautiful Goals
Scouting Report: Scott Stajcer
Against Islanders, Rangers Must Shoot The Puck
Bulletin Board: Lucic Avoids Suspension For Hit On Miller
Scouting Report: Steven Fogarty
Scouting Report: Shane McColgan
Stats To Chew On
Bulletin Board: Milan Lucic Gives Ryan Miller A Concussion
Road Ahead: Islanders, Canadiens
Friday On The Farm: McIlrath Out With A Concussion
Rangers Look To Make It A Half-Dozen In Clash With Carolina
Bulletin Board: The Blue Jackets Are Awful
Bulletin Board: Bizarre Scene In Tampa Bay
The Whale Week That Was - November 9, 2011
Streaking Rangers Visit Sliding Senators
Bulletin Board: Blues Cruise In Hitchcock's Return
Bulletin Board: Boston Is Back
Stats To Chew On
Bulletin Board: Blues Fire Payne, Bring In Hitchcock
Rangers Take on the Jets at MSG
Rangers Host Climbing Canadiens In Penultimate Game Of Homestand
Friday On The Farm: St. Croix Streaking
Bulletin Board: Predators Lock Up Pekka Rinne
Bulletin Board: Brodeur Now Tied For Most Losses In NHL History
The Whale Week That Was - November 2, 2011
Bulletin Board: Ovechkin Benched
Blueshirt Bulletin's Bull of the Month
Bulletin Board: Chicago's Stanley Cup Hangover Is In The Past
October 2011
Searching For Offense
Stats To Chew On
Bulletin Board: Edmonton And Ottawa Riding Surprising Hot Streaks
60 Minutes
Friday On The Farm: Thomas Suspended For 10 Games
Bulletin Board: Philadelphia And Winnipeg Combine For 17 Goals!?
Home Cookin' At Last
Bulletin Board: Montreal Fires Former Rangers' Assistant Coach Perry Pearn
The Whale Week That Was - October 26, 2011
Bulletin Board: Columbus Finally Wins
Bulletin Board: Jagr Scores First Two Goals Of The Season
Whirlwind Road Trip Concludes In Winnipeg On Monday
Stats To Chew On
Bulletin Board: Vancouver Acquires David Booth
Scouting Report: Andrew Yogan
Rangers Seek Third Win In A Row Against Renney's Crew
Friday On The Farm: Scoring Streaks Abound
Bulletin Board: Dale Weise Scores First NHL Goal
Another Slow Start Might Not Cut It Against Calgary
Bulletin Board: Kessel Carrying The Leafs
The Whale Week That Was - October 19, 2011
Bulletin Board: New-look Flyers Off To Fast Start
Rangers Must Slow The Sedins, Score Some Goals
Bulletin Board: Colorado Wins Fifth-Straight Road Game, Leads Western Conference
Stats To Chew On
Bulletin Board: Mark Messier Will Run The New York City Marathon
Rangers Must Find A Way With Patchwork Defense
Friday On The Farm: Kreider Coming Into His Own
Bulletin Board: Aaron Asham Is The Talk Of The League
Bulletin Board: Sidney Crosby Cleared For Contact
The Whale Week That Was - October 12, 2011
Pittsburgh Rolling Without Crosby And Malkin
Scouting Report: Samuel Noreau
Bulletin Board: Prospal Scores Again For Columbus
Bulletin Board: Early Goalie Controversy In Washington?
Tim Erixon Will Stick Around For The Time Being
Scouting Report: Mikhail Pashnin
To Duck Anaheim, Rangers Must Stay Out Of The Box
Friday On The Farm: Fast Start For Fasth
Jagr Picks Up Point #1,600 In Flyers' Season-Opening Victory
'The King' Vs. The Kings In Season-Opener
Rangers Claim Defenseman Jeff Woywitka Off Waivers
Eastern Conference Preview
Bulletin Board: Hockey Is Back
Experts Predict Where The Rangers Will Finish
Western Conference Preview
The Whale Week That Was - October 5, 2011
Bulletin Board: Waiving Of Avery Could Wreak Havoc On The Stars' Salary Cap Situation
Bulletin Board: Steve Valiquette Is The New Goalie Coach At Quinnipiac University
Bulletin Board: Former Rangers' Prospects Grachev And Horak Make NHL Clubs
The Final Tune-Up
2011 Summer Content Archive
Evaluation Period Over; Now It's In The Details
Out With the Old, In With The New Brian Boyle
September 2011
Friday On The Farm: Edition #1
Bulletin Board: Kings Lock Doughty Up With Huge Deal
Return Of The King
Bulletin Board: Sestito Suspended Four Games For Hit On Deveaux
Back In Action Overseas
Bulletin Board: Top 2011 Draft Picks Shine In Preseason Action
Bulletin Board: Montreal Signs Chris Campoli
Everything You Need To Know About The 2012 Winter Classic
Leaving On A Jet Plane
Bulletin Board: Sidney Crosby Participates In "Controlled Scrimmage"
Scouting Report: Oscar Lindberg
Who Could Be On The Rangers' Winter Classic Alumni Team?
Debut Of The Big Guns
Bulletin Board: Shanahan Impresses As New NHL Disciplinarian
Dale Weise May Be Ready, But Is There Room For Him?
Bulletin Board: Jody Shelley Delivers First Controversial Hit of 2011 Season
This Team Isn't Messing Around
Bulletin Board: 2011 First-Round Draft Picks Shine In Preseason Action
Staal's Condition Growing Worrisome: Is A Veteran Defenseman Acquisition Coming?
Staal Injury Overshadows Encouraging First Scrimmage
UPDATED: Training Camp Opens With "The Test"
Training Camp Roster And 6 Battles To Watch
HBO Begins Filming "24/7" Today: Why The Show Might Not Be Quite What You're Expecting
Ryan Callahan Named Captain
9 Questions Facing The Rangers At Traverse City
Kreider Doing Things His Way And Could Be Worth The Wait
August 2011
Scouting Report: Tayler Jordan
Scouting Report: Randy McNaught
Scouting Report: Collin Bowman
Scouting Report: Jordan Hickmott
Why Michael Del Zotto Could (And Probably Should) Start The Year In Connecticut
Ex-Rangers Around The NHL: Who Would You Like Back?
Chris Drury Retires
Rangers Sign Andre Deveaux
Official Traverse City Roster Unveiled
The Potential UFA Forwards Of 2012
Rangers Sign Brendan Bell
Is Brad Richards Set To Be The Next Captain Of The Rangers?
Optimism About These Rangers Is Justified, But Patience Is Also In Order
Why The Rangers Could Be (Much) Better Next Year
Why The Rangers Could Be Worse Next Year
Thoughts On Ryan Callahan And J.T. Miller
July 2011
Rangers Lock Up Ryan Callahan for Three More Years
Callahan Arbitration Hearing Approaches
Rangers Re-sign Steve Eminger
Report: Rangers To Keep Wojtek Wolski
Surprise! Mikhail Pashnin To Play In North America Next Year
Rangers Re-sign Brandon Dubinsky To Four-Year, $16.8 Million Deal
Dubinsky Arbitration Hearing Today
The Rangers Were After Brent Burns: What It Could Mean
J.T. Miller Will Play For The Plymouth Whalers Next Year + Brian Boyle Re-Signs
Huselius Injury Could Lead Columbus To Call NY About Wojtek Wolski
Should Derek Stepan Be Moved To Left Wing?
Weekend Roundup: Wolski Could Still Be Bought Out
Rangers Re-sign Mike Sauer And Artem Anisimov + Arbitration Hearings Scheduled
Examining Henrik Lundqvist's Future
Brad Richards: Shootout Star
Rangers Land Brad Richards
Rumored Rangers' Offer To Richards Through The Roof
No Richards Decision Tonight
Rangers Re-Sign Ruslan Fedotenko
Rangers Sign Mike Rupp
June 2011
Why Callahan Would Make A Good Captain; If He's Not Signed To An Offer Sheet
Drury Buyout Official
Drury Buyout Still Unresolved
Richards/Rangers Union May Be A Foregone Conclusion, But At What Price?
Weekend Roundup: Drury Buyout Back On Track, Prospect Camp Starts Today
NHL Draft Day 2 Recap
Rangers Pick Michael St. Croix At #106
Meet The Rangers' First-Round Pick, J.T. Miller
Welcome To Blueshirt Draft Headquarters
Even On Draft Day Richards Rumors Fly
Bryzgalov's Play Will Determine The Winner Of Philly's Huge Trades
2011-2012 Schedule Analysis
Rangers Draft Trends Since The Lockout
6 Potentially Great Subplots Of Next Year's "24/7: Road to the Winter Classic"
Draft Profile: Brett Ritchie
Weekend Roundup: Rangers Negotiating Two-Year Deal With Ruslan Fedotenko
Draft Profile: Lucas Lessio
Draft Profile: Victor Rask
Draft Profile: Nikita Kucherov
Buying Out Drury No Longer An Option, Is Wolski Gone?
Jagr's Agent Contacts Rangers
What The Rangers Can Learn From The Bruins
Draft Profile: Shane Prince
Draft Profile: Seth Ambroz
Draft Profile: Colin Jacobs
Rangers May Try To Open Second Buyout Period In August
Draft Profile: Vincent Trocheck
Draft Profile: Matthew Nieto
Possible First Round Pick: Boone Jenner
Draft Profile: Stefan Noesen
Draft Profile: Nick Shore
Why The Flyers' Trade For Ilya Bryzgalov Is Significant
Possible First Round Pick: Vladislav Namestnikov
Draft Profile: Daniel Catenacci
Brad Richards Might Be Too Pricey For NY, But He's Still Better Than Plan B
Possible First Round Pick: Ty Rattie
Richards Rumors Swirl
Possible First Round Pick: Rocco Grimaldi
Rangers Land Tim Erixon: What Does It Mean?
Draft Profile: Phillip Danault
May 2011
Draft Profile: Dmitri Jaskin
Memorial Day Weekend Roundup
Possible First Round Pick: Tomas Jurco
Draft Profile: Mario Lucia
Possible First Round Pick: Rickard Rakell
Possible First Round Pick: Matt Puempel
May 25th Rangers Roundup
Possible First Round Pick: Tyler Biggs
Possible First Round Pick: Alexander Khokhlachev
Possible First Round Pick: Nicklas Jensen
Should The Rangers Trade For Brad Richards Now?
Possible First Round Pick: Joel Armia
Derek Boogaard's Death Ruled Accidental
Possible First Round Pick: Brandon Saad
Possible First Round Pick: Mark McNeill
Rangers Sign Christian Thomas
Possible First Round Pick: Mika Zibanejad
Do The Rangers Want To Bring Back Jarkko Immonen?
Possible First Round Pick: Mark Scheifele
Jaromir Jagr Discusses Possible NY Return
Hockey World Reacts To Boogaard's Death*
Derek Boogaard Found Dead At Home In Minnesota
Rangers To Play Flyers In The Winter Classic
Possible First Round Pick: Sven Bartschi
About Those Jagr Rumors...
Possible First Round Pick: Zack Phillips
Rangers Swap Former Second Rounders With Coyotes
Chris Kreider Doesn't Think He's Ready For The NHL Yet
Rangers Sign Roman Horak
Could The Rangers Try To Poach One Of Washington's Stars?
Second Round Of The Playoffs Shows What The Rangers Are Missing
Kreider, Stepan, And McDonagh Star At World Championships
April 2011
How Three Free Agent Signings In 2007 Have Shaped The Eastern Conference
Breakup Day
One Game At A Time
Which Way Will The Momentum Swing In Game Four?
Game Three: No Room for Error
Game Two: New York Must Find A Way To Score
Game One: Rangers @ Capitals
Hagelin Signs With The Rangers, New York Will Start 2011 In Stockholm
Now We Wait
Game Day: Rangers vs. Devils (4/9)
Rangers Must "Rally For Cally"
Callahan Breaks Ankle, Season Likely Over
Time to Bear Down
Game Day: Rangers @ Flyers (4/3)
March 2011
Too Close For Comfort
The Battle For Seventh
Game Day: Original Six Matchup in Beantown
Rangers Look to Win Sixth Straight Game Against the Senators
Gameday: Going For Five
Rangers Need to Keep Rolling Against the Habs
Home Sweet Home: Rangers vs. Isles
Out West: Rangers Battle the Sharks
Out West: Rangers Begin Their Road Trip Wednesday In Anaheim
Rangers Quest For Breathing Room Continues Against Flyers
Game Night: Rangers @ Senators (3/4)
One Team Tries To Hang Onto Its Playoff Spot, One Team Tries To Move Into Position
February 2011
A Chance To Create Breathing Room
Blueshirt Bulletin 2011 NHL Trade Deadline Chat
Game Day: Rangers vs. Lightning
Game day: Rangers @ Capitals
Game Day: Rangers @ Hurricanes
Game Day: Rangers vs. Flyers (2/20)
Rangers Burned by Devils
Can The Rangers Get Their Third W In A Row?
Game Day: Rangers vs. Kings
Power Play Finally Comes Through
Game Day: Rangers vs. Penguins (2/13)
Game Day: Rangers @ Thrashers
The Blueshirts Try To Break Their Losing Streak Tomorrow In Detroit
Game Day: Rangers @ Canadiens (2/5)
Prospal Makes His Debut as the Rangers Take on the Rival Devils
Time for Captain Crunch
January 2011
Rangers Kick Off The Second Half Against The Shorthanded Penguins
BB Spends A Night With Brian Leetch and Don Mattingly
Game Day: Rangers vs. Panthers
Game Night: Rangers at Capitals (1/24)
Game Day: Rangers vs. Thrashers 1/22/11
Game Day: Rangers vs. Hurricanes 1/20/11
Game Day: The Rangers Need Offense, And They Need It Now
Game Day: Rangers vs. Flyers
Game Day: Fired-Up Rangers Take on the Canadiens
Blueshirts Come Out Top Dogs Against Canucks
The Best Team In The League Comes To Town
Game Night: Rangers vs Canadiens (1/11)
Sather Strikes Again
Welcoming Wolski
Game Day: Blueshirts @ Blues
World Juniors Championship: The Finals
Sean Avery Returns To Dallas As The Rangers Visit The Stars
Not in our House
Rangers vs Hurricanes (12/5)
World Juniors Championship Updates: Medal Rounds
Del Zotto to Hartford, McDonagh recalled
Game Day: Rangers @ Panthers (12/2)
December 2010
New Years Game Day: Rangers @ Lightning
Game Day: Rangers Head to the Rock
Game Day: Rangers Face The Rival Islanders
Game Day: Rangers take on the Lightning
Game Day: Rangers Take on the First Place Flyers
Game Day: Rangers vs. Coyotes
Game Day: Rangers at Penguins
Game Night: Rangers vs Capitals (12/12)
Game Day: Rangers Visit Columbus
Rangers Complete the Home-and-Home in Ottawa
New York Rangers Annual Holiday Toy Drive
Lazy Rangers Throw Away Two Points
Rangers vs. Islanders Rematch at MSG
Game Night: Rangers @ Islanders (12/2)
November 2010
Game Night: Rangers vs Penguins (11/29)
Game Day: Rangers End Road Trip Against Struggling The Predators
Game Night: Rangers @ Panthers (11/26)
Postgame Thoughts from the Rangers' 5-3 Defeat
Game Day: Rangers' Road Trip Begins in Tampa Bay
November Issue Ships This Week!
Game Day: Struggling Flames Visit The Garden
Game Day: Gaborik Returns To Minnesota
Game Day: Rangers Head West To Visit The Avs
Vote Sean Avery To The All-Star Game
Game Day: Energized Rangers take on the Boston Bruins
Game Day: Rangers Visit Malkin And The Penguins
Game Day: Rangers vs. Oilers
Game Day: Gaborik Returns
Game Day: High-Powered Capitals Visit The Rangers
Game Day: The Streaking Blues Visit MSG
Game Day: Rangers Take on the Devils at the Rock
Game Night: Rangers @ Flyers
October 2010
Game Day: The Champs Visit NY
Take Three: Rangers @ Leafs
Game Day: Hurricanes Visit The Garden
Game Day: The Rangers Look for a Fourth Straight Win Against the Thrashers
These Rangers Compare Favorably To The...New York Islanders
Game Day Weekend Edition: New York Visits The Bruins Tonight And Will Host The Rival Devils Tomorrow
Thoughts From The Rangers' 2-1 Victory Over The Toronto Maple Leafs
Game Day: Rangers Head North for an Original Six Rematch Against the Leafs
It's All About The Fundamentals
Game Day: Avalanche Take On The Injury-Depleted Rangers
Game Day: Rangers Host The Maple Leafs In Their Home Opener
***Update: Kennedy To Hartford + The Avery Incident And Christensen's Health
The Avery Incident And Christensen's Health
Game Day: Rangers Visit The Islanders In A Rare Weekday Matinee
Season Preview From Jess Rubenstein
Why The Rangers Will Be The Sixth Seed In The Eastern Conference And Playoff Picks
Eastern Conference Preview
Western Conference Preview
Kennedy And White Placed On Waivers
Rangers Cut McDonagh, Three Others
September 2010
Red Wings at Rangers thoughts
Slimming Down
Redden Placed On Waivers
Wade Waived + Steinerfest
Rangers Make First Cuts
Preseason Game #1 Observations
Don't Rush Stepan
Weekend Roundup
BB's Training Camp Guide
Rangers Finish Fifth In Traverse City Tournament + Stats
No More Staal'in
Rangers Prospects Playing Well At Traverse City
9 Questions Facing The Rangers At Traverse City
Win a Chance to Meet a Hockey Great!
August 2010
Who's The Odd Man Out?
Tidbits from Rangerland
Chemistry Outweighs Talent For Rangers Offense
Going Postal
July 2010
Frolov Addition Changes The Rangers
Official: Rangers sign Frolov
Frolov To Rangers?
Hockey Talk in NY
The Price Of Success
Rangers Shore Up Defense With Two Moves
How Kovalchuk Could Be A Ranger
Being A Ranger Fan Is Like Being A Vegetarian
Rangers Get Bargains, And Boogaard, On Day One
July 1st Free Agency Broadcast!
June 2010
Free Agency With Blueshirt Bulletin
Q & A With Chris Kreider
Rangers Deserve Pass For Eyebrow Raising Draft
Draft Day with the Bulletin
Montreal Trades Halak, Puts Faith in Price
Sources: Stepan signs, McDonagh still in limbo
Which Players Might Be Traded At The Draft?
Sather Spews Empty Words in Interview
May 2010
Flyers and Blackhawks Should Provide Hope for Rangers Fans
Flyers Could Add Insult To Injury For Montreal
Lohan attacks Avery and Voros (with drinks)
Another Week, Another Debate
April 2010
Let the Debates Begin!
A Promising Farewell?
The End.
Off to Philly
Game Day: Rangers vs. Flyers
Better to be Lucky than Good
March 2010
Game Day: Rangers vs. Islanders
This is the Fear
2 Points in 3D
3D HD the Way To Be
Game Day: Rangers vs. Islanders
Where it Went Wrong
Game Day: Rangers vs. Bruins
Game Day: Rangers vs. Blues
Game Day: Rangers vs. Flyers
Game Day: Rangers visit New Jersey
Trade Deadline Recap
Trade Deadline 2010
February 2010
On Auld and Gold Medal Showdown
Friday Chat! On the Olympics, Rangers, and Trade Deadline!
The Jagr Question
Interviewing Yours Truly
Roundtable Wrap-Up
Wrapping it up
Game Day: Rangers vs. Penguins
Three's Company (Feb. 15 Event Details Below)
Game Day: Rangers vs. Devils
Game Day: Rangers vs. Capitals
January 2010
TSN: Rangers to acquire Olli Jokinen and Brandon Prust
Game Day: Rangers vs. Coyotes
Home is Where the Heartless Are
Game Day: Get it done at the Garden
Unraveling Rangers
Losing a Ranger Great
Game Day: Rangers look to extend scoring prowess against Lightning
Point for Passion
The Game Has Changed
Captain Obvious
Beantown Battle
Live In-Game Chat
Simply Grate
Five For Aggravation
Game Day: Rangers host Carolina (UPDATED with postgame reactions)
Olympic Bound
December 2009
Holiday Hangover
Taking a waiver
Reports: Prospal out 2 - 3 weeks
Holiday Cheer
New System, Same Results
The Return of the Matt
Then you win another one, that's called a winning streak
Is that it?
Battle for New York (UPDATE: Bobby Sanguinetti recalled)
Free Fallin'
Gilroy to Hartford
Game Day: Original Six Matchup
Searching for answers in Chi-Town
Hot Wings
Rangers, Wolf Pack, The Bulletin and More
Rangers, Wolf Pack, The Bulletin and More
Original Six (UPDATE: Rangers recall defenseman Ilkka Heikkinen)
Developing: Rangers claim Ducks' Erik Christensen, waive Steve Valiquette (UPDATE: 2:26)
November 2009
No Room for Moral Victories
Game Day: Penguins invade the Garden
Comedy of Errors
The Tryptophan Effect
The Maven Joins the Bulletin
Quick Turnaround
Game Day: Rangers host Florida, 7 PM
Solo Act
Game Day: Rangers host Washington
Monday Morning Shootout
Ottawa Awaits
Rangers faceoff against Atlanta
Blueshirt Bulletin Expands Coverage for Subscribers
Leetch Joins the Hall and Rangers Notes
Game Day: Rangers visit Calgary
Game Day: Rangers visit Renney's Oilers
NY Post: Rangers Scouting Forsberg
Ex Post Facto
Game Day: Rangers head to Vancouver
Something's Bruin
October 2009
Call of the Wild
Game Day: Rangers visit Minnesota
Rangers fall 3 - 1 on Long Island
Live Blog: Rangers invade the Coliseum
Game Day: Rangers visit Long Island
Back on Track
Rangers lead Canadiens 3 - 1 after One
Back Down to Earth
Live Game Blog: Devils at Rangers, 7 pm
Game Day: Devils visit the Garden, 7 pm
MSG and Delta Announce New Partnership
All's Well that Ends Well
Game Day: Rangers host San Jose, 7 PM (Updated 6:00 PM)
Oh, Canada!
Game Day: Rangers in Toronto, 7PM
King of Kings
Game Day: Rangers host Los Angeles, 7 PM
Announcement for Blueshirt Bulletin Subscribers
Rangers Live Blog: NYR vs. Toronto, 7 PM
Led by the Forgotten Man
Game Day: Anaheim Visits the Garden
Game Day: Rangers faceoff in Washington, 7 PM
Playing the Spoiler
Blueshirt Bulletin Plus Update
Rangers Defeat Ottawa 5 - 2 in Home Opener
Rangers fall 3 to 2 in Season Opener
Welcome to the new BlueshirtBulletin.com
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September 2009
Del Zotto Makes the Cut, NYR Nation on the Radio
Grachev Assigned to Hartford Following 4-3 Loss
Final Preseason Game Underway
Rangers Pull Out Last Minute Victory at MSG Finale
Gaborik Tallies in First Game as a Ranger
Rangers Get Down to 34 Players
Rangers Fall 2-1 In First Preseason Contest
Pucks on Broadway
July 2015
Derek Stepan Conmference Call
Who's the Boss?
May 2015
An Ugly Exit
Graves a Star in Losing Effort
Graves Scores to Lead Rempart's Win
Hump Day was Not Kind to Ranger Prospects
Not A Happy Weekend for Prospects
Win One Lose One
Staying Alive
April 2015
One Wins One Loses
The Primetime Playoff Performer
Not a Pretty Night
Halverson Holds Off Otters
Make It Five Who Are Still Alive
Three Prospects in Different Dirrections
Win, Lose, Sit Out
An Almost Perfect Night
Make That CHL Player of The Week
WHL Player of the Week: Adam Tambellini
Not For the Faint of Heart
March 2015
Looking for Wins
50/50 is not Acceptable
Playing for First Too
Not For the Faint of Heart
Mid-Week Prospects
Sunday Moves
Few Points Many Wins
February 2015
A Wild And A Bit Wacky Sunday
Holiday Hockey
The 50/50 Evening
A Quick Thursday Report
The Sunday Prospect's Report
A Kind of Quiet Saturday
Breaking News: Henrik Lundqvist out a month
Tambellini and Duclair Sounds Kind Of Nice
January 2015
Don't Blink
Give Tambo a Hat for his Trick
The Almost 50/50 Evening
A Good Friday Night
Mid-Week Ugly
A Short Sunday Report
Saving Saturday Night
Friday Night Prospects
Mid-Week Strange
Last Words--Bad Move Rangers
The Golden Duke Should Stay
Going For Gold- Russian Style
The Saturday Report
Shestyorkin and Buchnevich lead Russia over Team USA
2014 Goes Out Differently
December 2014
Two For Tuesday
The Duke Steps Up His Game
Shestyorkin and Buchnevich lead Russia to Solid Win
Break Time is Over back to Prospect Hockey
First Half Prospect Review
Break? What Break?
A Hat Trick For the Defense
Five Straight Goals For Tambellini, Five Straight Wins For the Hitmen
Tambellini leads Calgary to Fourth Straight Win
Nejezchleb Keys Tri-City Win
Not Again, Skjei Out Injured For Second Time
Halverson Wins Fifteenth Game
Halverson Invited to Team USA Selection Camp
Helping Hands Defensemen
November 2014
Boo Thats Who
What a Wild Wacky Day
The Week That is
A Sunday Fun Day
A Nice Quiet Night
Angry Coaches Blown Calls
The Week That is
Not Groundhog Day Sort Of
The Friday Night Report
Thinking Out Loud
Two Prospects Just One Win
The Saturday Night Report
The Good, the Bad and the Prospects
Three Prospects Equal Three Wins
Tambellini And a Trade
Take Two Prospects and Call it Wins
An Improvement
The Halloween Horror Story
October 2014
The Two Active Prospects Report
Seeing Less Of Moore
The Great Escape
Mister Tambellini Man
No Stars but Still Solid Play
Busy, Busy, Busy
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Do Not Play Games With His Development
Quick And Easy
The Saturday Prospect Report
May 2014
End of the Road for the Road Warriors
Greenville Falls to Cincinnatti
Road Warriors Tie Series In OT win
Going Out In Style
Overtime Heartbreak
Double the Fun, Double the Wins
Not a good night
Memorial Cup Time
Graves and CO Force Game 7
Another 50-50 night
Greenville drops Game 4
Road Warriors win OT Game 2
Score 2 wins for the good guys
Not a good start
April 2014
They played to win and won
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Forever and Then Some
And There Was Just One
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Pizza and Passengers
He Deserved Better
Good Effort Bad Result
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An Ugly Evening
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The Mac Attack
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One Game One Goal One Win
One Game One Loss
Surprise Surprise
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Wolfpack add defenseman
March 2014
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The Outdoor Man cartridge lets you answer the call of the wild. The cartridge features outdoor scenes including wildlife, hunting, fishing, and camping images. Plus, the main images have been designed to look great as a time-saving single layer or as a more detailed version using multiple layers. Layered phrases and a full font are also included. U.....
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I am excited about the images on this cartridge. However, the printing on the keys of the overlay is extremely small. With my aging eyes, it is very difficult to read the buttons.
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Splash the day away at the directly connected Fallsview Indoor Waterpark!
Guests of the Skyline Inn can enjoy Kids Eat Free at Planet Hollywood or Perkins Restaurant.
Treat the kids to popcorn and a movie in the courtyard each night starting at 8:00pm!
The AAA/CAA 2013 rated 3-Diamond, 3 star Niagara Falls Inn is located in the middle of the Falls Avenue Resort at the front steps of Casino Niagara and a two minute walk to the Niagara Falls and Clifton Hill. The Skyline Inn has long been a family favourite, and features a climate controlled indoor skywalk to the only 3 acre Fallsview Indoor Waterpark in Niagara Falls
The Skyline Inn offers a variety of hotel guestrooms, from Traditional with two queen beds, to family suites offering three queen size beds to accommodate up to six guests of any ages.
The Skyline Inn Niagara Falls also features a selection of hotel packages that will enhance a getaway to Niagara Falls. From a Waterpark Getaway Package, Two Night Hotel Package, or a Casino Niagara Hotel Package – the Skyline has something for everyone. Plan a Niagara Falls getaway this Fall and enjoy our Hotel Waterpark Package with accommodations, 4 waterpark passes and our Fallsview Kids Eat Free offer at the Fallsview Restaurant.
The Skyline Inn Niagara Falls Hotel offers guests a direct connection to Falls Avenue Attractions, and long standing partnerships with many Niagara Falls Hotels, and Niagara Restaurants all centrally located in the Niagara Falls' tourist district.
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