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"Love" is a commonly used word which is generally not defined. It is sometimes used to mean "I want you," sometimes "I like you;" sometimes "I approve of you or it." But it can be defined and its scientific definition does not fit with any of the above feelings. The word actually requires actions of concern. This book not only defines "love" and shows how it develops and is used.
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Hey Fairygirl, Joining the hellebore club. Remember the better you prepare the hole the better your plant will be
Verdun, I never replied to your query about the colour of my new Ashwood Hellebore. Well it's a lovely double white one. Not a colour I've already got. Now am having to wait to see if anything else shows itself in the gap that I plan to use in my Ashwood bed. We need some serious rain up here. Everywhere is very dry & the soil too dry for me to safely try digging without doing more damage to my arm!. J.
Morning, no afternoon, all.
My gardening activities are 'on hold' with continuing sciatica- drat- & having to take care of my arm. Oh well can see me having to delegate the pot moving & compost bin turning to OH, who as a non gardener may not be the best person..... Any hints Dove?
He was to be seen using a spade at daughter's yesterday- fine by me, it's covered in rubble in places & clay beneath!
Today we must do some paperwork, so tomorrow shall move dahlias around as struggling with space in the house. We did go down to a rather cold Dunham Massey on friday for a walk around the gardens there. Too windy for OH to do much photography though as branches/plants wouldnt stay still! J.
Morning Frank.
Today bright rather than sunny. Frost again first thing & we do actually need sone rain!
Yesterday was sat out on daughter's patio, in Bolton, & now have an interesting stripe across my arm where had pushed my jumper sleeve up! was warmer out thetre than realised.
My gardening is really 'on hold' as have sciatica, still, & an 'unhappy' arm waiting on physio attention. Never mind, lots of seeds up on sills inside & dahlias shooting..... now just some rain pleeze so I can do the mulching, arm/leg permitting. J.
Yep got a lot done. Am resisting more p/killers but know I shall have to give in later.
I found that the Polygonatum is retrying, despite being totally eaten by sawfly last yr. Rather messed up my plan to fill the gap with a moved Hellebore, oops, so moved that further to one side & replanted the Solomons seal. Rescued another struggling hellebore from beneath the Viburnum & put it into the hole left by the removal of the first- I wanted the one colour in another bed.
Still not sure what space I have in my back bed for my new Ashwood hellebore, so it's still in a pot. I just have a feeling that some herbaceous plant is already in the gap that's there. Shall wait a bit until it's rained & things really got going.
OH thinks his 'neighbours from hell' have left. Let's hope any replacements are better......
Off to flop soon, didnt sleep brilliantly last night. J.
WManchester was below freezing again first thing today, but some brightness. Then it tried to snow again!!
By mid morning was brighter, but freezing in that wind. Got a lot of little jobs done out there & the washing was nearly dry.
Soil very dry though & am having to regularly water the big pots of permanent plants. J.
Personally I dont like the 'black' ones, but having seen some very dark ones at Ashwoods last week, then theirs are a very dark, matt black with an almost purple/burgundy 'tinge' to them in some cases. J.
Evening all. Belated Happy Easter.
I had, note past tense, an egg so now no more chocolate of mine in the house. OH's pieces still in fridge, but I shall be good.....
Sciatica hit big time as I got out of bath/shower on Friday morning. I'm now on regular painkillers again & totally fed up with it. Have done a whole load of pricking out though- Saturday afternoon. Today have spent most of the day outside- moving things around, some intentional, some by accident. Also potted on/up all my nursery/baby plants some of which will be used eventually. I also did a good re-edge of the lawn, now just need some chipped bark. So any aches & pains are totally self-inflicted this time. The soil is soo dry that things are struggling. I need to mulch, but no chance until had several good downpours. It even tried to snow again this morning......
Ooh, what's this? It may warm up to more normal temperatures this next w/end......pleeeze & some rain as well, ta. J.
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Don't like creme eggs, not that keen on chocolate either
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No, seriously it's fixed!! New valve fitted- bit suspiocious when man says got 1 on van, but who cares. So now have valves on radiators set how we/me want ie not full on in unused rooms.
Envious of that greenhouse. Mine practically empty at the mo, just too cold to use over winter. Coldframes however are all full to bursting, so are porch windowsills, spare room sill, daughter's sill (well it's still full of her stuff, but getting less) & our bedroom sill too. Oh & some sprouted small dahlias also on landing windowsill. Just taken care too not to tread on the 4 big pots in front of the patio windows, complete with 'back shield' of that reflecting stuff behind them. I did manage to close the blinds & curtains though without incident.
OH en route as I type. Had to do more rice to go with the curry I'd done for self. Luckily I'd done enough for 2 & was about to freeze 1 lot, but not the rice. J.
I've just put the heating back on low. Nearly done my Mrs Mop, just having an apple break.
Have 2 eggs hidden, but daughter knows about 1 for OH. Wonder if I'll get 1?
We'll shop early on Saturday as usual. If OH fussy he can do battle on the BHMonday, but I shant. Will be glad when dont have to sort for 2 households. His Lidl is good for lots, but sometimes you just need a jar of capers dont you??
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how do you activate rebound adjust on a fork and how do you set it proportionate to your weight? recommendations for a 155lb guy?
how do you activate rebound adjust on a fork and how do you set it proportionate to your weight? recommendations for a 155lb guy?
depends on the fork - on rock shox you simply hv to turn a knob at the bottom of the right stantion & it's really trial and error to get it right - I hv found. You want it to rebound as quickly as possible without kicking up so fast that it you get jolted up.
Not all forks have rebound adjust - if yrs does, shud be fairly straightforward to do - check out the owners manual
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is this a hard fast rule?Originally Posted by Riles
Originally Posted by mx_599
It's a good rule of thumb.... You want to set the damping to be fast enough to return to full extension with out kicking up, but with out being too slow (excessive damping) to let the fork pack up. When the fork packs up, it typically does not return to full extension fast enough before the next bump comes along and compresses the fork even more.... A few series of these and the fork can bottom out.
The way I have set it up is I press down on the bars quickly with open hands, I feel for how quickly the bars return, or if they start to feel like they are slapping my palms, then I'll dial in just a bit more damping (slowing rebound) until it feels right. It's one of those things I think you have to get a feel for. Try some adjustments on the trail and just be sure the fork isn't packing up. I have ridden with a zip tie on my stanchion at times just to see what the suspension is doing.
Originally Posted by ViperZ
I know that when I ride Dirt jumps, or am doing some larger drops or hucks, I like my rebound slow, to help soften the landing and simulate that "floating" feeling.
If it works...... do it!
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depends...its a combination of setting the preload and then the rebound...how much travel does your fork have?Originally Posted by phishalot21
Good point. Fast rebound works great for XC, but I like to slow things down a bit. I usually have mine set up pretty stiff, but then damped down just enough to give that smooth feel on small drops. Which reminds me, I need to take my fork in to get serviced.Originally Posted by ViperZ
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Are you guys sure you're not thinking of the preload here?
100mm of travel. it's a rockshox dart 3
I think everyone's referring to rebound except for the OP.Originally Posted by jm01
I take your point, as does the rest of the forum I'm sure, but yours is spelled thus, not with an apostrophe. Sorry. Thread jack over.Originally Posted by Flak
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OK...nice forkOriginally Posted by phishalot21
Step 1 is to set the preload...with 100mm travel, you want the fork to compress about a half inch when you sit on the bike...no bouncing, just put a tie on the strut and set it so that it compresses about a half inch...this is really where your weight matters
Because the Dart 3 has a lockout...you can play with the rebound...it depends what kind of riding you do. Roots, rockgardens, XC, I like a cushioned ride so I set my fork to "float" through the harsh stuff, using the lockout for the climbs. When racing, I set the rebound very stiff, but don't use the lockout in case I hit a big bump and it blows out.
So, preload for control...rebound for comfort
Happy trails
Rebound damping adjustment on any shock or fork I've ever seen is either "+" (more damping, slower rebound) or "-" (less damping, faster rebound). Where exactly do "float" and "very stiff" fall on that scale?Originally Posted by jm01
I'm not sure that I understand the question...the forks on my XC bikes are both Fox...a Vanilla RLC coil and a Talas Float RLC...both have rebound controls on the right strut...
...so, starting at 0, if a want a plush ride, I set it at around +3 clicks, letting the fork travel the 5" failrly smoothly...in extreme conditions I'll go +10 clicks, resulting in about 3"travel at most...it will do 5" on bigger dropps, but remain very stiff under most ride conditions
I hope this makes sense
I'm afraid it doesn't - the rebound damping control regulates the speed at which the spring is allowed to extend after compression. It shouldn't make your fork stiffer or softer or affect the amount of allowable travel.Originally Posted by jm01
actually, it does...last point first...the rebound adjusts the amount of force needed to compress the fork. It doesn't adjust the amount of travel, but it does adjust how much force is needed to maximize it.
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The rebound adjustment does exactly that...makes your fork stiffer (slower)...I think we're saying the same thing, just a different vocabulary
No. Rebound has nothing to do with compression. And increasing damping does not increase the amount of force needed to compress the "spring", it only slows it down.Originally Posted by jm01
I think I see some confusion here in a few posts about rebound and compression dampening.Originally Posted by gastro
Gastro, it looks like you see this as well.
Rebound dampening slows the rebound of the fork or shock to control the pogo feel,
Compression dampening will control how fast the fork or shock compresses, and this part will have a little effect on bottoming etc.
Then spring rate and preload control the bottoming and how much sag when the rider sits on the bike.
Now we normally set up the spring rate first in that we get the springs in the propper rate for the riders weight and riding style.
Then we set up the sag with the preload for the rider and the type of riding.
1/3 to 1/2 travel for DH depending on the course and the equipment, stiffer for DJ. Normally 1/3 travel here.
For XC I like to set up with about 15 to 20% travel in sag making it just a little stiffer and less prone to bob, sometimes for certain courses 25% depending on conditions.
Then dampening gets set up last and this will entail first pushing the bars down as described above and feeling for that slap in the hands and controling this, then riding and making some adjustments to tune it in to your prefference.
Compression damping is normally adjusted to smooth out the compression stroke of the shock or fork and slow the really big hits.
The zip tie is a great way to see exactly what you are doing for shock stroke or fork travel.
We've done this for years on both the mountain bikes as well as on the motorcycles and all.
You should bottom out just a little on every ride as that is the only way that you are using all of your forks travel or shocks travel.
Otherwise you are not using your equipment to it's full potential.
Hopefully this brief run down helps a little.
Originally Posted by jm01
Like others have said...rebound does not equal compression, they are two separate components.
Rebound does make the fork slower (or faster), but not stiffer. And by slower/faster, they mean the amount of time it takes for the fork to 'rebound' to the 'uncompressed state' following a 'compression'. The two adjustments are generally independent, you can have the fork set stiff (with the compression setting), and have either faster rebound or slower rebound.
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Compression dampening will control how fast the fork or shock compresses, and this part will have a little effect on bottoming etc.
not entirely true...you seem confused too
Then spring rate and preload control the bottoming and how much sag when the rider sits on the bike.
no...air space/ oil height are important for bottoming resistance, not preload
The zip tie is a great way to see exactly what you are doing for shock stroke or fork travel.
We've done this for years on both the mountain bikes as well as on the motorcycles and all.
zip tie can be abrasive, O-ring better


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Gwynn, Kuznik campaign to replace Horvat in Penn's 4th Ward
Residents in Penn Township's 4th Ward will have a new commissioner for the first time since 1998.
Democrat Marybeth Kuznik and Republican Tim Gwynn are facing off on Tuesday to be the successor to board Chairman Charles Horvat, who is retiring from politics after four terms.
Among the neighborhoods, the 4th Ward includes the area around Sunrise Estates Elementary School and Paintertown, the streets off Sandy Hill Road and homes in the Cortina Marie plan.
Kuznik has a long record in Democratic politics in the region but said she is "not a fierce partisan" when it comes to township government.
She credits the all-Republican board of commissioners with good stewardship of the township.
Kuznik lives on one of the township's last working farms, which her grandfather bought in 1913, and said the commissioners will need to continue to plan Penn Township wisely. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, development was "out of control," leading her late father, William G. Kuznik, a former Penn-Trafford superintendent, to question whether the local school district would have to build more schools.
These days, Penn-Trafford's student population is declining, and school board members are beginning to study whether some schools should be closed.
"We have to grow. I'm not saying we need to keep things in the Dark Ages, but we need to be very careful to keep things great here," Kuznik said.
As the founder and director of VotePA, which she said promotes policies to ensure fair and accurate elections, Kuznik said her relationships with state and federal officials would benefit Penn Township at a time of increasing government mandates.
Her work experience also includes a stint as the owner of a small company that produced plays for elementary schools in Pennsylvania. She later worked for a company that performed the same functions nationally.
Unlike Kuznik, who ran last year for state representative, Gwynn is in his first campaign for office. He emphasizes his 25 years of experience in accounting, including his post as manager of planning and forecasting for the Elliott Co. in Jeannette.
In his job, he said, he works on the budget for a company with $700 million in annual revenues and 1,000 employees, as well as its related businesses.
"I think that's one of the main selling points of my background," Gwynn said. "Basically, I'm the point person to establish the budget for that company. I think the whole background of holding people accountable for what is spent is very important in a township."
Gwynn also points to a long family line in Penn Township, including a grandfather who worked in the McCullough coal mine.
Gwynn describes himself as having "conservative values and beliefs" but said he plans to approach topics with an open mind before making decisions that are in the township's best interest.
"I just want to give back and serve people," he said.
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- Born November 1, 1880 in Murfreesboro, TN USA
- Died July 13, 1954 in New York, NY USA
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Grantland Rice wrote some of the most famous sports prose. Although he died a half century ago, his words endure today.
A graduate of Montgomery Bell Academy and Vanderbilt University, Rice worked for several papers in the south before going to New York. In New York he worked for the Evening Mail, Herald-Tribune and the Daily News. At the New York Evening Mail he worked with Franklin Pierce Adams, the author of Baseball's Sad Lexicon.
Rice gained fame in 1924 when his column in the Herald-Tribune referred to Notre Dame's backfield as the "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse". The next year, he began selecting the Walter Camp All America Team after Camp himself had died. He wrote a nationally syndicated column beginning in 1930.
Rice's contributions to baseball are wide ranging. In addition to hundreds of columns about the great game, Rice promoted a young outfielder in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution in 1904 and 1905. This outfielder was Ty Cobb. In 1908, Rice was the coach at Vanderbilt University.
In 1921, Rice made the first radio broadcast of a World Series game. He also called the first complete World Series in 1922. From 1946 to 1953, he sat on the Hall of Fame's Old Timers Committee, a precursor to the Veterans Committee.
In 1966, Grantland Rice won the J.G. Taylor Spink Award from the Baseball Hall of Fame. His last typewriter is on display in the Hall's library.
It was Rice who wrote "It's not whether you won or lost but how you played the game."
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- John A. Simpson: "The Greatest Game Ever Played in Dixie": The Nashville Vols, their 1908 Season, and the Championship Game, McFarland, Jefferson, NC, 2007. The book quotes abundantly from Rice's coverage of Nashville's 1908 season.


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Join the crew of Meritage this Wednesday evening, November 14 for a special Curry Showdown. Chef Anne Coll has challenged her kitchen crew to see who can make the best curry dish. You get to decide. Will it be Sous Chef Adam Ratmoko, using his Indonesian background to take on Muhgul Curried Berkshire Pork Carnitas? Chef de Partie Julia Resnitsky, who learned Indian cooking from her mother-in-law and will make Kashmiri Red Lamb Curry? Or Chef Coll, doing her signature "white girl" Kaffir Lime Curry Seafood Pot? You decide. Call (215) 985-1922 for reservations. [Meritage]
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Start saving room. Square 1682 is hosting the third annual "Cheesesteak Challenge: High Steaks" block party this Sunday, October 14 from 2–5 p.m. Salute Philadelphia's signature dish while benefiting local public schools through The Philadelphia Academies (a charity dedicated to Philly public school students). $25 admission gets you unlimited tastes from cheesesteaks around the city, all […]
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It's back: the famous Northern Liberties Music Fest, followed by the A Full Plate Rib Cook-off. This Saturday, September 8, as we mentioned a few weeks ago, the double whammy of an event in Northern Liberties returns to Liberty Lands Park. Head out for fantastic ribs prepared by individual and restaurant contestants, plus the commemorative, […]
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In the spirit of the London games, Philadelphia offers local pizzerias a chance to go for the gold. From 6-9 p.m. on Thursday, July 19, Penn's Landing Caterers will host their fourth annual Pizza Olympics, sponsored by The South Philly Review. Sample pizza from more than 15 different vendors who will be fighting for first […]
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Ommegang Brewery and World Cafe Live pair up for this year's third annual Hop Chef Competition featuring some of Philly's most respected and creative chefs going head-to-head to showcase their culinary talents, Tuesday, July 10. Stepping into the kitchen for the food and brew mash-up is one helluva lineup featuring Joe Cicala of Le Virtu, […]
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Things heat up in Love Park next week as Top Chef All Stars and Season 6 contestant Chef Jen Carroll squares off against fellow Top Chef contender, Eli Kirshtein (we think), Wednesday, May 30 (Kirshtein is mentioned as Carroll's contender on both Eater and Foobooz; however, Bravo has Ashley Merriman as her competitor). Part of […]
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If you're a home cook who has a passion for inventing original recipes and enjoys playing with your food maybe a little more than eating it, then consider competing in an exciting national cook-off. Returning for its second year in a 16-city national tour sponsored by Brooklyn Brewery, The Food Experiments makes a pit stop […]


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The problem with CR is that they are suffering from a double whammy of depressed natural gas prices and extra wide differentials afflicting their Lloydminster heavy oil efforts. Furthermore it seems ever since the purchase of 10,600 boe/d Caltex a few years back where they paid including assumption of debt close to $620 million they have just never gotten a real handle on their three operations: Montney NG drilling, medium oil at Princess and heavy oil at Lloydminster. They have simply taken on a lot of the attributes afflicting Penn West: Difficulty in clearly defining who they are and where they are going. The major question is: In what area do they focus and why are they not being viewed at this depressed share price as a takeout for a larger concern seeking inventory, production and reserves.At the very least they need to either sell the heavy oil component or split the NG and liquids segments into two separately focused concerns. The market clearly does not like the direction the firm is taking.
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The CAS Fiasco – Friday November 13 EditionBob Leahy reports on a quieter week in the ongoing Canadian AIDS Society affair; meanwhile CCPN reacts with a call for a Special Members' meeting - and the CAS ex-chair weighs in
The CAS Fiasco – Thursday November 5 editionProblems deepened yesterday for the Canadian AIDS Society board as four key member organizations quit while the three staff whistleblowers appeal to the community once again to step in.
Guesting Jeff Potts works at the Canadian AID Society (CAS) and was one of the three staffers who blew the whistle on management (the ED has since resigned.) Today he tells his side of the story
Canadian AIDS Society in crisis or in chaos? Wednesday Nov. 4, 2015 editionThings go from bad to worse – to worse still – as another board member resigns, while others are left in the dark as the Acting Chair struggles to rebuff community protests while keeping the organization barely afloat.
Canadian AIDS Society not out of the woods as embattled CEO resigns, but identity of replacement raises more questionsThe saga that started with three CAS staff whistleblowers pointing fingers at the CAS CEO and board takes a new twist as the former board chair slides into the departing CEO's seat. But how did he get there – and is he the right person for the job?