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Anyone have any luck with inexpensive Aero bars put on a road bike. I am thinking about these for another riding position. Anybody have any luck with these?
Anyone have any luck with inexpensive Aero bars put on a road bike. I am thinking about these for another riding position. Anybody have any luck with these?
You didn't like the answers in your first thread?
If I were really, really old and my back started to hurt but I wanted to go on long rides, I would get aero bars just like the guys who do the Iron Man triathlon. But I would do it in style and get a bike designed for aero bars. That would be even more fun. Imagine having more than one bike to ride.
I have used clip-on aero bars extensively on assorted road bikes, using them for over a decade when I was doing a lot of team triathlons and would do the swim and bike, or just the bike leg. They can be very helpful when hitting speeds over 18mph or so, or on a route that has tough headwinds for long periods.
I used the Profile AirStrke model that has allows the arm rests to flip up to allow a hand position on the top of the drop bar. These were the only aeo bar I would use as others I tried positioned the elbow pad behind or directly on top of the handlebar which interfered with my knees when doing a standing climb, as well as losing the "on-the-top" hand position. As well, it takes time for the body to adjust to the position and I found I had to ride a lot in this position to develop the muscles that generated power. The best position was when I used a Profile forward seatpost, that moved the seat forward a few inches to replicate the seat tub angle of a dedicated tri bike. That in turn, while comfortable and powerful, can generate it's own issues with too much body weight over the front wheel, causing handling issues, so something you need to be aware of and get used to.
In the past 10 years or so, I have hardly used the bars, especially as I migrated to a new carbon road bike that has a 31.8mm handle bar that is too wide for my old Profile and I have no real need to adapt it. Since the majority of my so-called fast riding has me wheel sucking a group of triathletes, the drop bar suffices. And I stopped racing.
I aint comfortable crouching as low as the 25 year old racers, I had a long commute
affordable housing 12 miles away from college-town based job.
From Friends, I got a Zzipper Thriller road fairing, and a tall short extension Terry Stem,
and a set of 'profile for speed' integrated bullhorn /aerobars. to take weight off my wrists..
Fairing made the low body position un-nessisary.
quieted air passing by my head so I could hear the 'books on tape' cassettes
playing thru the ear-buds, better..
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My wife gave me the Profile Design AirStrike bars for Father's Day last year. I put them on the new bike a few weeks ago for the upcoming MS 150, so that I would have another riding position. They are nice to ride in, but they are not quite adjusted correctly and I have a bit of a problem with swaying back and forth when there is a strong cross-wind. I've noticed that other riders that have been using aerobars for a long time don't seem to have that problem. But with more practice, comes better results. With my current bike setup, I find that I am not any more aero on the bars than I am in the drops, but just the idea of being able to rest my arms and my hands on very long rides, makes them worth while. I don't know if I will keep them on the bike after the MS 150 or not; it is going to depend on how they work for me during the ride.
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The previous owner of my Peugeot PKN-10 had installed aero bars, which were the first thing I swapped out after I bought it. I tried them briefly and decided I am just too set in my ways, having ridden regular drops since 1962.
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I use those Profile Design AirStrike on one bike, they give a nice stretch. In my case I need a clear road with a good shoulder, my line and ability to make any quick moves are pretty poor while on the pads, and of course your hands are nowhere near your brakes.
I use the Cinelli Spinacci bars; not quite full aero bars but UCI legal.
New they cost $99 about 10 years ago; if you're lucky you can pick up a used pair for a couple bucks at a bike swap meet.
I actually cut them down a bit (with a hacksaw) to suit my riding style. It's nice to have a bit stretched out position and don't really do it to be aero.
Pedal on!
I have aero bars on all of my drop bar bikes.
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Most of my riding is on flat roads for longer distances. Fighting a headwind is also a normal issue on part of my rides.
I use Stryke Carbon Ironman clip-on aero bars, mounted to FSA Compact drop-style handlebars. The bars were fitted professionally. The fit works better as a road bike, but is also comfortable and moderately aerodynamic while on the aerobars. I like a saddle forward and stretched fit even without the aero bars, so fitting the aerobars was not a big change from my normal road bike fit.
The bars offer two important benefits. They provide a comfortable and aerodynamic position while fighting a headwind or holding a 20+ mph pace as a solo rider. I also find that my hands are resting while I use the aerobars and my upper body is less tense in general.
I never use the bars when with a group or when I need to shift or brake. But when the road is flat and cheating the wind counts, the aerobar position is my favorite.
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I'd use clip-on aero bars if I lived in a flat part of the world. But where I live, we all look very suspect at anyone that shows up for a ride with clip-on bars. There's a time and a place for everything.
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I've been using these aIMG_4198.JPGaIMG_4199.JPGaIMG_4200.JPG since 1999 or so. I've had to make my own post to mount them on the larger diameter bars of the Felt but they work great. As you can see in the pictures they have morphed a bit from factory design to accommodate my personal preferences for arm spread and height. The posts I made from 3/4" square tubing welded to 1.25" conduit split in half then painted and clamped onto the bars using standard hose clamps. The top has a 5/16" x 18 nut welded on the underside before welding it to the end of the square tubing. I later added the PVC extension as the OEM width of the elbow pads was far too narrow for my tastes. The PVC has a length of graphite golf club shaft glued in each end that falls just short of the middle to add strength. It's ugly but very user friendly, very durable and very inexpensive; $29.95 on E-Bay. In the first picture you can also see the original mounting post that works fine on smaller diameter bars but not on those of the Felt road bike.
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Thanks for the input...very helpfull
I have a Cervello S5 with 3T Erganova aluminum bars with Profile Design T3 Plus bars, works great for me, more adjustability than most. No issue with placing the aero bar clamps at all, adjusts wide or narrow.
I stuck some on my beater/training/backup bike so I can do an odd TT or Duathlon once in awhile. They are light, mount in seconds and while they are not ideal for true aero positioning, they do help get you down and in a more aero and restful position.
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I use Deda Parabolica Due clip-ons when aerobars are appropriate. Got them from Ribble for ~$60
I have problems on road bikes where my hands go numb after 20 or so minutes. I can, however, ride with clip on aero bars very comfortably for much longer. For me, that additional position made a big difference.
Note that you can also clip these puppies onto hybrid bars as well. Might look a little silly, but if it works for you, who cares.
Got mine when I wanted to ride with a cast on my left hand.
They're handy for wind, for cold mornings (ducking out of the wind), and for another handlebar position. I can get about 1-2 MPH more speed out of the same effort with them on flat ground.
Update since my last post. I did manage to use the aerobars during last years MS 150 when we encountered some strong headwinds and they worked great. I decided to leave them on the bike for some of the other charity rides we had coming up and now I do almost my entire ride on the aerobars. I find them more comfortable than riding the hoods or the drops and I never have shoulder, arm or hand issues after very long rides. Also, when I'm sprinting, the decreased hip angle forces me to control my breathing better and I don't huff and puff like I do if I'm on the hoods.
Obviously, there are times when I don't use them because of safety reasons, but other than those few times, I now prefer riding on the aerobars than any other position on the handlebar.
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Hello CHAUSE1,
Aerobar comfort is a very individual thing. Most people who have responded like them but that doesn't mean that a majority of people who have tried them like them. YMMV.
They definitely provide another riding position. What you also have to consider is that a riding position that you find comfortable may actually be worse aerodynamically. A good aerodynamic position does not necessarily equal comfort. Of course, you may not care about aerodynamics.
The first sentence reads:
"In competitions other than those covered by article 1.3.023, only the traditional type of handlebars
(see diagram «structure 1») may be used."
When you look at the diagram there is no provision for additional handlebar structure. Maybe I'm misinterpreting the rules but that's how it looks to me.
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Spinacci UCI legal?
Had been told by local racing official that they were UCI legal and that is what I based my statement on.
However, they may only be USA Cycling legal . . .
I'm 80 years old and like the extra hand positiion Spinaccis afford; have used them in local time trials and Senior Olympics.
I think everyone should at all times abide by The Rules. See rule no. 54:
^^^, and to think that I would ever agree with the Velomanazi Rules. I know a few of the 50+ like riding with aerobars but I never was able to see riding with them myself.
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A smoky haze soon will cover the parking lot of Lambeau Field as the smell of burgers and brats wafts through the air. Tailgating, which seems to go hand in hand with Wisconsin football, soon will be upon us.
Many Green Bay Packers fans tack an extra quarter onto their football games that takes place even before the referee flips the coin.
A game isnt a game unless you tailgate, said Amanda Wagnitz, 21, of Green Bay.
But as the temperatures dip and the green and gold winter jacket makes its way out of the closet, are Packers fans really ready to suit up and cook that pre-game feast?
First things first: fans need to know the rules regarding tailgating at Lambeau Field.
With the exception of a limited number of first-come, first-serve parking spaces for people with disabilities, the majority of the parking lot is sold out to season parking pass holders, according to Packers.com.
However, a number of parking lots near the stadium are available for $25 per car and must be reserved on an individual game basis. To reserve a space, contact TicketStar at (800) 895-0071 or go to www.ticketstaronline.com.
For those who dont get their hands on a parking space, there still are places nearby for tailgating.
Fans can join the Official Packer Fan Tours Tailgate Party at Brett Favres Steakhouse, 1004 Brett Favre Pass. That party starts three hours before kickoff and ends a half hour before. Fans receive unlimited food and beverages for $25 per adult and $20 per child for those 12 and younger. Go to www.PackerFanTours.com for more information.
Stadium View Sports Bar and Grill and Banquet Hall, 1963 Holmgren Way, serves food and beverages for two hours during its tailgate party. Fans can book private tailgating parties by calling the bar at (920) 498-1989 or (920) 884-3159.
Those do-it-yourselfers looking for a little tailgating practice before the big game can seek wisdom from some handy helpers.
Barnes & Noble Booksellers offers an array of recipe books for food aficionados and doesnt leave out the football fanatics:
Once the head chef of the football feast is squared away on food, Packers fans might want to stock up on their favorite teams gear. The Packers Pro Shop, 1265 Lombardi Ave., offers plenty of Packers-themed tailgating supplies, said Kate Hogan, director of retail operations for the Packers.
We have everything from barbeque sets to can coolers, Hogan said.
Wagnitz said tailgating is the only way to attend a Packers game.
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Alex's oldest brother, Matt, is a defenseman for the NHL's Tampa Bay Lightning. His other older brother, David -- David's the middle kid -- is a first-year assistant coach with the Green Bay Gamblers of the USHL. David was a highly recruited D-man coming out of Shattuck-St. Mary's in Minnesota and had committed to Denver when he was discovered to have a heart condition that ended his career. Denver honored his commitment and he served as a student assistant coach there for four seasons.
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Ok, this just arrived 30 minutes ago from my dad. Serial number is 863715 on the bottom bracket which, if I'm researching properly would be a 1968 model. From there I have no clue as to the model - it's fairly heavy so I'm thinking it's on the lower end of the model range.
My dad got this bike as a fixed gear from his bike shop back in the mid to late 80's and used it on his trainer for a long time. He eventually had it changed back to a 5 speed. It's got a Shimano rear derailleur, Maillard front hub, but I can't tell on the rear. There's are braze on pump pegs. Simplex front derailleur, cottered cranks (unknown brand), Lyotard pedals, Philippe stem, Simplex shifters and Altenburger Synchron brakes. The parts seem to make it somewhat of a "mutt". This, I'm sure will be one heck of an education.
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If they wait too long to release the books, couldn't that hurt the books somewhat?
No. I would assume the four authors would get a chance to revise/update before publication, just as "Engines of Destiny" was polished four years after originally being canned. Some of the books might require more work than others, depending on how well the four authors predicted the events in the sequels to the 2009 movie.
Similarly, the second instalment of "Vulcan's Soul" was delayed by about a year so the authors could graft the Remans of "Nemesis" into the unfolding trilogy. They hadn't anticipated the information when submitting their original proposal.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the situation, but everything about how these novels were handled just seems sloppy.
Not really, Pocket proceeded in the belief that the four novels were going to be acceptable because the proposals had been accepted/approved (much like "Star Trek II Short Stories" and "Star Trek II Biographies" attempted to anticipate the events of ST III, but ended up getting lots of details incorrect). No more "sloppy" than the ST Office having second thoughts about "Probe" being a direct sequel to ST IV, even though the author's proposal had already been approved and dustjackets printed.
It was probably realised that keeping four full novels on track - without giving away the plot of the next film - was too tricky, especially when Bad Robot was busy working on the new movie. IDW's comics are keeping to approved/suggested "safe", tight storylines, co-plotted by the writers of the new movie. The three "Starfleet Academy" teen novels are prequels to the first film.
Especially now that we have a comic series telling new stories and a video game coming.
Exactly. These are more containable, without as much opportunity to clash with unfolding live-action movie events.
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ches 7 years
talrocks 7 years
Holy crap, those are cute dogs!!
CoMMember13630786602261 7 years
None of the above-everyone of these girls listed just wants a dog as an accesory. what about celebs who have real (not "designer") dogs and actually take care of them. IE-Rachel Bilson, Jessica Beil, Jennifer Aniston..etc. Thurman Murman (Rachel Bilson) is my favorite by far
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oliver is adorable!
Huckleberry 7 years
I voted for Hendrix but i only want to see him not Paris
gruaig_rua 7 years
Loving little Charlie :)
lala788 7 years
i voted for London and Britney Spears
raieven 7 years
thank you! oh my god - the cutest for me are the poodle mixes, the yorkies and the king charles cavalier!
Miss-Fnughat 7 years
Maui is the cutest..
j2e1n9 7 years
JJ looks like a pitbull. Wookie looks like a yorkie or a silkie terrier, and so does London. Oliver, Tyson and Maui look like poodle mixes, Hendrix is a Chihuahua, and Charlie looks like a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Charlie! Charlie! Charlie!
Pets 7 years
Rihanna's pup is actually called by both names!
emo_stacer 7 years
*i think* Glamour mag called Rihanna's pup DJ, but you say Oliver...Who's right?
lizzylu49 7 years
None of the above! I love Nicole Richie's - Honey Child and Foxy Cleopatra!
Ashlyn-Rose 7 years
I voted for Rihanna's teddy bear looking dog. I almost voted for London, because he seems like a little survivor. What if Britney Spears owned you? Little London's life has to be horrifying.
raieven 7 years
Can someone PLEASE tell me what kind of dogs these all are?? I MUST know!!!!
mrc011 7 years
what kind of puppy is vanessa minnillo's dog??? i gotta know!!
darlene 7 years
i vote for maui
juliegal 7 years
all these lil doggies are so cute! :-) i picked maui but lil JJ was almost my choice they're both so cute!!!!
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Eff yeah! Go Charlie and all CKCS!
nillawafer1983 7 years
I don't like Mariah, but I LOVE jack russell terriers, so JJ gets my vote :-)
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I like Rachel Bilson's dogs, and Jessica Biel's dogs...not the biggest fan of the tiny dogs. But I picked Vanessa's dog. What a cutie!
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wookie is a great name for that dog.. even though i don't like the whole nick/jessica/vanessa/? thing
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Were any of these dogs rescued??? Or were they bought as fasion accessories from puppy mills???? Let me know, then I will vote!!
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This was a hard poll :-( I voted for little Oliver...he just un-bearably cute!!!
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In the years I've put into this hobby (older cars - not just JNC) I've often found owners inspired by another car, or another cars build. So, without posting EXCESS photos... (TRY to keep it to 4 or less IF YOU CAN) what cars inspired you to make your car... yours????????
In my case.... I had 2 E7 Toyotas that inspired my build.......
This one........ 2 door coupe
and this one..... bumperless
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — When BASS member Bob Radney learned about Blake Muhlenbruck's auction to help the disabled go fishing, he knew he wanted to help.
So he and his wife, Betsy, donated one of Betsy's quilts. She has been making quilts for more than 30 years, sometimes giving them to relatives and friends on special occasions.
I don't bass fish. I quilt," she laughed. "It makes for a happy house. If I couldn't quilt, it would be like Bob not being able to fish. I can't imagine it."
Floral purples and black borders define the eye-catching quilt to be included in the auction, possibly on eBay. With donations from BASS members, pros, guides and other members of the fishing industry, Muhlenbruck hopes to raise $1.5 million for the construction of 100 handicap-accessible fishing docks across the country.
"After the article on our auction ran in Bassmaster [see the September/October 2008 issue, page 16], Bob and Betsy contacted us and explained that Betsy wanted to donate a handmade quilt," said Muhlenbruck, himself a disabled angler. "When the box arrived, Dawn [Muhlenbruck] and I couldn't wait to open it.
"I am not sure how long it took Betsy to make this quilt, but it is absolutely gorgeous! It is truly an elaborate piece of art, one of a kind."
Betsy said she makes "usable" quilts, as opposed to artistic. In this process that typically takes three to four weeks, she sometimes enlists Bob — when he's not fishing.
"She puts the pattern on the floor," Bob said. "And she asks, "Should it go this way or that way?' I give my opinion, but it usually doesn't mean anything."
The donation, however, does mean something, as it is added to an inventory that includes autographed items from Bassmaster Elite Series pros Kevin VanDam, Skeet Reese and Mike Iaconelli.
"Blake is a local Colorado guy, and our club works with handicapped kids," said Bob, a member of the Pikes Peak Bassmasters. "That's why we decided to do this."
Every year, Colorado bass clubs take children with disabilities fishing at Horsetooth Reservoir.
"We also work with Fort Carson kids whose fathers are in Iraq and Afghanistan," Bob said. "Bass and walleye clubs take them fishing so they can have fun and get their minds off what is going on in the world. Last year, we took 60."
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"If you wouldn't tell Stalin, don't tell anyone." This billboard message casts us back to the New Mexico desert, where a mushroom cloud's worth of paranoia ushered in the modern era of government secrecy. Harvard professors Peter Galison and Robb Moss base their guide to this dark world on interviews with former "secureaucrats" and watchdog lawyers, journalists and scholars. But even without a voice-over, Secrecy's editorial threads are clear. There is the B-roll of the pilot carrying that test atomic bomb, for example, fading to black for a muffled explosion before fading back in to a Google Earth image of Manhattan, stained with the debris of the 9/11 attacks. One clandestine mission gives way to another, and a new veil of secrecy spreads with the smoke.
Even as Secrecy's former operatives acknowledge the massive intelligence failures leading to 9/11, they're ready to make the case for the increased need for government subterfuge in the War on Terror: what secrecy begets, only secrecy will solve, and every time the gloves come off, the blinders will go on. Against this tide of Cold War nostalgists, the doubters hardly need sound conspiratorial with 60 years of government abuses at their fingertips. Indeed, the legal precedent for the State Secrets Privilege itself hinges on a bogus case involving a mysterious B-29 accident 50 years later, it was finally proven that the executive branch went to the Supreme Court not to protect military secrets, but to facilitate a cover-up of Air Force negligence.
Washington Post writer Barton Gellman rightly wonders whether anyone exclusively dedicated to maintaining secrecy is in a good position to judge what they're defending. The Bush administration, of course, sacrificed this benefit of the doubt years ago. The State Secrets Privilege cannot be invoked as a cover for criminality, but with an executive branch that reserves the right to define the terms of criminality and confidentiality away from the prying eyes of Congress and the judiciary, there's not much of a chance for checks, let alone balances. As Navy officer and Guantánamo lawyer Charles Swift puts it, "If I can execute you and don't have to tell anyone why, what's left?"
The NSA/CIA reps' telescopic counterargument that leaks disrupt the gathering of intelligence hardly justifies these Constitutional affronts, but Galison and Moss still give the press too much of a free ride in Secrecy. Shit slides both ways in this Foucaultian tug of knowledge and power. Those Ari Fleischer press conference replays are only the tip of the iceberg of a culture of credulity and outright fabrication.
There are deeper problems still with Secrecy, starting with the lack of interviews with Pynchonian Web crawlers at the vanguard of the information liberation movement. The filmmakers refer to the paradoxical expansion of access and restriction with a few snippets of local maverick artist-muckraker Trevor Paglen's work and a Google Earth shot of Guantánamo Bay, blacked out just like the sensitive documents of old, but one wants more on the subject. Perhaps more to the point, Moss and Galison do not always come up with satisfying solutions to the problem of how to visually represent a subject that is, by definition, obscure. The filler animations, X-Files-style soundtrack and surrealist cutaways to flurries of redacted documents in Secrecy are cold leftovers of the Errol Morris school of documentary.
If I'm being hard on Moss and Galison, it's only because so much of the raw interview material is compelling on its own. The information-crusaders, in particular, are natural documentary heroes. Their quest for transparency dovetails perfectly with the moral imperative and epistemological pleasure of the best documentaries.
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LOS ANGELES — Bella Swan, James Bond and Abe Lincoln have combined to lift Hollywood to record Thanksgiving revenue at the box office.
Kristen Stewart's finale as Bella in "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2" was No. 1 again with $64 million during the five-day holiday stretch that began Wednesday, according to studio estimates Sunday.
Daniel Craig's Bond adventure "Skyfall" came in at No. 2 with $51 million, while Daniel Day-Lewis and Steven Spielberg's Civil War saga "Lincoln" finished third with $34.1 million.
According to box-office tracker Hollywood.com, the three films paced Hollywood to an all-time Thanksgiving week best of about $290 million from Wednesday to Sunday.
That tops the previous record of $273 million over Thanksgiving in 2009, when "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" led the weekend.
This Thanksgiving also was a huge 25 percent jump from a year ago, when domestic revenues were a weak $232 million as some big holiday releases fizzled.
With a strong December lineup ahead, Hollywood has resumed its record revenue pace for the year after a brief box-office lull in late summer and early fall.
Domestic revenues for 2012 are at $9.75 billion, putting Hollywood potentially on track for its first $11 billion year, which would beat the 2009 record of $10.6 billion, said Hollywood.com analyst Paul Dergarabedian.
"We're barreling toward a record-breaking box-office year," Dergarabedian said. "It's built on the back of just a lot of really strong movies that have come out over the past few weekends. It bodes very well for the rest of the holidays."
The "Twilight" finale, "Skyfall" and "Lincoln" finished in the same top-three rankings for the second-straight weekend as new releases were unable to dislodge the holdovers.
Released by Lionsgate's Summit Entertainment banner, "Breaking Dawn — Part 2," pulled in $43.1 million from Friday to Sunday, raising its domestic total to $227 million. The movie added $97.4 million overseas to bring its international total to $350.8 million and its worldwide take to $577.7 million.
Sony's "Skyfall" also topped $200 million domestically, ringing up $36 million for the three-day weekend to put its U.S. total at $221.7 million. With $41.3 million more overseas, "Skyfall" raised its international revenues to $568.4 million and its worldwide sales to $790.1 million.
"Lincoln," a DreamWorks film distributed by Disney, took in $25 million over the weekend to lift its domestic revenue to $62.2 million.
Leading the newcomers was Paramount and DreamWorks Animation's tale "Rise of the Guardians" at No. 4 with $24 million for the weekend and $32.6 million since opening Wednesday.
Based on William Joyce's "Guardians of Childhood" books, "Rise of the Guardians" gathers Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy and other mythical beings as a team of heroes battling an evil overlord.
Close behind at No. 5 was director Ang Lee's shipwreck saga "Life of Pi" at No. 5 with $22 million over the weekend. The 20th Century Fox release has taken in $30.2 million domestically since its Wednesday debut and added $17.5 million in four Asian markets.
"Life of Pi" was adapted from Yann Martel's best-selling novel about an Indian youth adrift on a lifeboat with a Bengal tiger. Many fans considered the introspective novel impossible to film, but Lee has charmed audiences and critics with an inspiring survival story told through dazzling 3-D images.
The weekend's other new wide release, a remake of the 1980s U.S.-invasion tale "Red Dawn," opened at No. 7 with $14.6 million, raising its total to $22 million since debuting Wednesday.
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Tara from BFF Bridal has given me a couple of tickets [a $75 value each!] to give away for their latest event coming next week, Best in Honeymoons! I've been to their past events and really have loved getting to meet everyone involved…to enter, send me an email [brooklynbride at gmail.com] with your name, email address, wedding date, and where you're planning on going for YOUR honeymoon, and you'll be emailed back if you win! Contest runs through this Thursday, so don't delay!
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Singapore was recently named as one of the top five best places in the world to launch a startup in a study done by Washington State University's College of Business.
But you probably knew that already – the island-state has been a mainstay in such rankings for many years running. Here are the commonly stated reasons why: tons of venture capital in the waiting, abundant talent, the famously low corporate tax rate, and a safe and secure environment.
Singapore certainly is attractive, not only to entrepreneurs, but investors who are following the talent here as well. It's not surprising then that Masahiko Honma, co-founder and general partner of Tokyo-based Incubate Fund, would choose to uproot and settle down in the 'little red dot', an epithet that Singaporeans have come to proudly embrace. Incubate Fund is one of the largest seed stage investment group in Japan, and focuses primarily on mobile, gaming, and internet media startups.
Honma's two most notable game investments to date are Pokelabo, which was acquired by Gree for US$173.8 million back in 2012, as well as Gumi, which recently secured a US$49 million funding round led by Silicon Valley VC World Innovation Lab.
Come September 4, Honma will be taking the stage for his keynote speech at Startup Asia Tokyo to share more about his newfound love for Singapore, and why he decided to make it his home.
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Vehicle Goes Off HIghway Into Holding PondA vehicle went off the road at the intersection of Interstate 94 with Highway 169 near Maple Grove Friday afternoon. Minnesota Department of Transportation cameras showed the vehicle in a holding pond, with the driver and another occupant standing on the roof.
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Wis. Sheriff: Van Broadsides Horse & Carriage, 9 InjuredNine occupants of a horse and carriage have been injured in a crash with a van in western Wisconsin Wednesday, according to the Chippewa County Sheriff's Office.
Man, 53, Dies After 2 Trucks Collide In Morrison Co.Officials in northern Minnesota say a man died Saturday night after two trucks collided northwest of St. Cloud. The Morrison County Sheriff's Office said the crash happened short after 10 p.m. near the intersection of Cable and Dove roads, just west of Sobieski.
2 People Killed, 2 Injured In Carlton County CrashThe Minnesota State Patrol says two people died and two others were injured in a head-on highway crash in Carlton County.
1 Dead In Beltrami Co. RolloverA Redby woman is dead after a rollover accident in Beltrami early Thursday morning. The Minnesota State Patrol says 52-year-old Janet Beaulieu was traveling westbound on Highway 2 near Mile Post 105 in a Chevy Malibu.


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[1]Germantown, WI– J.W. Speaker officially unveiled the latest addition to its extensive line of LED lights today. Dubbed the "XL" line, this new family of heavy duty LED products was developed specifically for extreme industrial conditions. Each lamp is fully sealed and complies with IP69K standards for high pressure washing and other harsh environmental factors.
"J.W. Speaker's LED worklights and strobes have long been a favorite among heavy duty equipment operators, but applications utilizing power washers for cleaning their equipment required a higher level of ingress protection. This need was the primary driver behind the development of the XL Line," said Gary Durian, Director of Engineering for J.W. Speaker. All of the XL products feature a distinctive, bright yellow die-cast housing and fully sealed connections – making them perfect for applications where water, mud, and sludge are present. According to Ryan Mayrand, Product Marketing for J.W. Speaker, "The fact that these products are LED means they're more resistant to shock & vibration, use significantly less power, and last up to 50 times longer than bulb-based lights. All of this equates to longer service life, higher reliability, and lower operational costs for our end users. We even offer a 4-year limited warranty on all of the XL products."
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Alan Godage
Danny Gadacz
Rick Jenkins
Donny Blonigen
Pete Yanke
Barb Gadacz
Alan Godage
Alan Godage is the man behind the name. He is the Lead Singer and the best classic Country singer your ears have ever heard. Alan is a songwriter and plays Rhythm Guitar for the band. He has been playing since the age of 8. He has never strayed from Classic Country Music. You may hear a 50's or even a Gospel but will never hear anything that is not tasteful for his crowd. He has 5 kids and 13 Grandkids. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and loves having a garden. His Birthday is October 14.
Dan Gadacz
Dan Gadacz is the drummer for our band. He is also our youngest son. Dan started drumming on the pots and pans at age 2. By the age of 12 he had his first set of real drums. They were old when he got them but that did not detour him from listening to classic country music and playing along with the songs he loved. Dan's drums were set up and every waking minute they were being used. It wasn't long and Danny was setting in with some of the drmmers we had, first just a song or two then a set, then the crowd started asking for Danny as he was steady and they liked real drums but that Dan never played loud.
By the age of 14 Dan was playing with his dad's band on a regular basis. It had been a dream of Danny's to play in his dad's band and become a regular at our shows. Danny had the opportunity to play Clubs and Casino's which was nice as he also got paid for something he loved to do.
Danny is a such a help to the band other than just a drummer. He is our get it done kid who loads and unloads the trailer. He is our "I" can get it or I will help figure out what cord is not working. I'm not sure he even know's how much he is appreciated because he is not only the drummer but our kid.
If you have talked to him or ever want to Danny will never walk away or be rude. He is a all around good guy we are proud to call him our son. If you want to talk about drums or classic country music or hunting then you will always have a topic to talk about.
Danny has been married to our daughter inlaw Jodi for 9 years in June. They are the proud parents of 3 boys Bryar 8 and Kaden 5 and Hunter Alan 3. Danny's birthday is Dec. 27.
Rick Jenkins
Started playing with my Dad early on. Was playing chords on the ukulele for
him starting about age 3, really I have pictures to prove it.
My first guitar was a cheap Montgomery Wards Audition brand guitar. First
good guitar was a 1962 Gibson ES 330 I got when I was in about the 5th grade
Not really played with anybody to speak of. I have met some people but
nothing big really. Got to hang out with Willie Nelsons band one day. Jodie
Payne, his guitar player, came in the club I was playing at in Rochester MN.
He liked my playing and invited me to hang out with him the next day so I
did. We played some, hung out on the bus and walked downtown. I had dinner
with Shelby Lynn that night. This was back when she had hair! LOL She was
opening for Willie so that is why she was there. Grady Martin was also
playing with Willie at the time so I got to meet him.
I also used to play at a little club in Ok some. One night Lorreta Lynn's
band came in. They sat in with us for a bit. Also Ricky Van Shelton's band
showed up at the same club on a different night.
I've never really opened for anybody but I did play on the same show once
with the Four Seasons. Oh wait…I did play with a group that opened for a
show called "The next Generation." It was 3 women. One was James Garners
daughter, I believe the others were Lorreta Lynn's Daughter and one of
Johnny Cashes daughters but not Rosanne or Carlene Carter…can't remember
her name.
Never had any lessons. My Dad started me and Chet Atkins and Roy Nichols
showed me the rest through their recordings.
I really like about anything that is done well, can appreciate it anyway. My
main influences are of course Chet Atkins, Roy Nichols. Also you could
include Johnny Smith, Joe Pass, Eldon Shamblen (SP??) any of the early
Western Swing guitar players.
Favorite song?? hmm… boy not sure, so many good ones Probably any Chet
Atkins song I'm playing or listening to at the time…same could be said for
Merle Haggard.
Hope this helps you out some. There really isn't much to say about me I
guess. I just try to play to fit in, and enjoy what I'm doing and hope
others do also.
Don Blonigen, Pedal Steel Guitarist
My experience playing pedal steel spans over 40 years. I started playing on lap steel at the age of 8 years old. I played many house parties and talent shows with my dad who was also a proficient lap steel guitarist as well as a lead guitar player. In my early teens I switched to and taught myself to play bass guitar. I never lost my love of the pedal steel guitar. I worked with several Old Tyme bands in the central Minnesota area even played lap steel in some of them along with the Bass. When I was 21 I bought my first single neck pedal steel guitar from Mac's Music in St. Cloud MN. I was on winter layoff from a road construction job and that winter I started teaching himself to play the pedal steel by using books and listening to, and playing along with records. I continued to play bass and pedal steel in variety bands until the opportunity presented itself to play pedal steel for a country band called the Country Haywires. When the Haywires disbanded in 1976, I started a group called Southbound along with Ed Duevel. The group progressed in popularity until in the early eighties when it was decided to take the group on the road playing six states and Canada. The group traveled for about 2 years when I left the road to spend more time with my family and go back to working a day job. I then teamed with Janet Essery to form a group called White Lightning Express. After about a year or so Janet left the group to pursue other business opportunities. I continued the group and Bill Turck became my partner, the band name was shortened to White Lightnin' and it became a very popular weekend group working up to 50 weekends a year and known for their tight 3 and 4 part harmony. The group also always got on stage in full uniform. In 1994 I decided to take a leave of absence from playing. I didn't retire because I didn't sell my equipment. I continued to play occasionally around home or sit in with groups at weddings and parties. In 2004 I started doing club work again with several bands that needed a steel guitar to fill in. In early 2006 I joined Jack Franzen and the Muddy Water Band. The band was well versed and highly respected in Brainerd and the surrounding area. In late 2014 I joined Alan Godage and Sundown and continue to enjoy and work with the group playing pedal steel and singing backup harmony to Alan. They display the kind of professionalism I am used to and insisted on in my own bands. And, they truly care about their audience.
My earliest influence on the pedal steel was when I got to see Jim Reeves's Poor Boys Band after his death. I was about 14 years old. They had a Pedal Steel and that planted the seed for me to get a pedal steel. I listened to Connie Smith, Jim Ed Brown, Faron Young and others that used a lot of steel in their records. My favorite Steel Guitarist's are John Hughey, Buddy Emmons, Lloyd Green, Buddy Charlton and Jeff Newman My favorite country artist is probably Faron Young because of his wide range of voice and his use of pedal steel in his records. He is followed by Ray Price and George Strait. I love any artist, who keeps it country with good flowing words and beautiful melody and of course pedal steel. I don't however just listen to country. I also enjoy big band music and have learned a lot about fills and scales from them.
I am married to my wife Lois for 40 years and she has always supported my music. Together we have 2 children, a daughter and a son. Through my son and his wife we have 3 grandsons age 5, 4 and 1 ½. The 5 year old is expressing an interest in music. My daughter lives in Florida with her husband. They have no children. My occupation is computer technician. I have been a technician for 26 years and am certified as a network engineer. I currently own my own business with my son as a junior partner. We have several employees. My hobbies are my music and I enjoy restoring old and collector cars. I currently own 4 collector cars and have restored and sold several more. I enjoy going to Carshows and displaying my cars and talking cars with fellow enthusiasts. I also collect old car memorabilia and some toys. I also have a nice collection of old guitars and amps. I currently own and play 3 Sho-Bud pedal steel guitars.
Peter Yanke Bass Player (Will have a Picture soon)
I have had a kind of round about trip to get to playing classic country. I started playing the bass guitar in high school. I am still at it some 45 odd years later. Like a lot of people in the late 60s I was going to be a rock star. A Kingston guitar with an amplifier from Musicland and I was ready to go. Oh well… the rock and roll did not pan out as planned. I knew that playing music was something that I was going to keep doing. During this time I played with polka bands, rock and roll, and a variety band which played a little of everything including country and jazz standards. In the late 70s my wife Kathy and I moved to Rochester, MN. It was the time of Eddie Rabbit, Waylon Jennings, John Denver and Willie Nelson. I joined a primarily country group that did the 70s country along with some of the older country tunes. A couple of years later we moved to Lake City, MN where I hooked up with a singer/guitarist who grew up in Chicago. That made for some interesting music. We worked as a duo most of the time. After coming back to the St Cloud area in the mid 80s I did a short stint with Sue Mages. Shortly there after I met the guys in the White Lightnin' Band. As a group we spent the next ten years doing the 2 step around central MN. It was the drummer in this group, Jimmy Lee, that taught me how to play country. I have done a couple of other short term country gigs since 1997. In 1997 I took a job as a computer consultant. Something I still do today. Early on it put a hold on my doing any steady playing. The job entailed a lot of travel around the country. With technology today the travel requirement is greatly diminished. It's one of the reasons I can work with Alan. I also like the caliber of the other musicians so I tweak my schedule to give me the time. "Retirement" is just around the corner. Kathy and I have been married since 1974. We have 3 daughters and a son. They have given us 7 grand children. We spend a lot of time camping. We also like to go to concerts and other live theater. It would be really hard for me to pick a favorite artist or group. Our tastes include classic country, but also a number of other genre's. I would never turn down a ticket to see Merle Haggard or Charlie Daniels again. That being said some the best concerts we have been to include Carlos Santana, Roger Miller and
Barb Gadacz
Barb Gadacz is the Manager and Booking agent for the band. She is the biggest supporter and promoter of Alan Godage & Sundown. She does everything from answering the phone to signing the contracts. It's Barb who gets the credit for the band sounding as good as they do. She knows how Alan Godage & Sundown should sound and she never settles for less than the best. Her band is always willing to give her what she needs to get the sound that has made them the reputation of the band that never plays to loud. The odds are pretty good that before the show is over Barb will have greeted every person in the room. She loves her job. Her Birthday is May 10.


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The recent approval of those large wind turbines by the San Miguel County Commission is one of the most troubling decisions in recent years,and reflects a more pervasive problem from our adult leaders. They simply do not care what the people want and they seem to be oblivious to ethics and the outside perception of their actions.
I grew up with the Terrs. Nancy and I were in the same grade. Jimmy, her big brother, was a pretty funny guy. When my husband and I decided to marry in Las Vegas in 1980, Nancy suggested that I invite her dear brother Jim to play his western music at our reception.
Jimmy's first song was "Divorce." What a sense of humor, he has! Well, I loved reading his poem (last week), so thank you for taking the risk and publishing it. It brought such warmth to my heart and soul, which still reside in Las Vegas, N.M.
THUMBS UP! - INDEPENDENT COMMITTEE; BOARD DECISION. We agree with the decision to keep Las Vegas City School District board members off the superintendent search committee. The committee needs to be removed from the politics that school board members might bring to the table; and besides, the school board will make the ultimate decision anyway. To keep the search committee independent should instill public confidence that the candidates are being screened according to their qualifications, not by their connections.
Go into our "low price" Walmart and look at the cost of water — trucked in over long distances and hopefully of drinking water quality. Depending upon the label prettiness and package size, you will see the prices ranging from $1.10 to $6.90 per gallon.
Surely, Las Vegans can do better than that. What about city water? Let us drag you though some details.
Where does city water come from? About 10 percent is piped from groundwater aquifers a few miles south of the city, and the remaining 90 percent comes from our local Gallinas River.
What has become an obscure footnote in both our local and New Mexico history, is the futile Texas invasion of San Miguel County in 1841 — or what most historians have downplayed as the Texas-Santa Fe Expedition.
It occurred here five years before General Kearny, leading the Army of the West, proclaimed in Las Vegas on Aug. 15, 1846, the occupation and annexation of New Mexico by the United States.
These are the facts:
In 1492, Cristobal Colon (Christopher Columbus) miscalculated his voyage to Asia and landed in what is now the island of modern day Haiti and Dominica Republic. He thought he was in the Indies of the East; hence he named the natives "Indians."
Throughout history, groups of people have been named by their conquerors. It is for this reason I will use the term "Native peoples."
With Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California still dragging their feet on "end user" applications of alternative and renewable energy systems, we wonder if anyone will consider, that had these areas been developed with more solar and wind power, they would not have had this natural gas crisis.
Reading the Las Vegas Optic article on how well Alta Vista Regional Hospital is doing left me with many questions.
First, if the hospital is such a good member of the community, why does it threaten employees who speak out for workers rights? Since most hospital employees are long-time members of the community, shouldn't their desires (and rights) be considered? Why also is it that the hospital is so willing to fire local employees who still speak out after being threatened and hire outsiders to replace the locals?
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