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Snowden has been compared to Daniel Ellsberg, the man who leaked the Pentagon Papers in 1971, during the Vietnam War. Mr. Ellsberg worked for years to get others in the government to address his complaints about the war. But when he made his leaks, he stayed in the country and submitted to prosecution.
I took some time to review the controversies surrounding U.S. surveillance practices since the story broke about the leaks by Edward Snowden. There are so many layers involved in this that it really does not lend itself to quick conclusions.
Some have been too quick and possibly irresponsible in their public statements on these issues. We have questions related to whether Snowden is a traitor, a hero or something else. We have the very complicated questions in learning what our government is doing, whether it is done according to law, and whether the law should be changed on these subjects. There may be other issues.
I will start with Mr. Snowden.
I am astounded as to how Edward Snowden achieved a place of such importance. At 30 years old, his resume shows a history of incompleteness and shifting from job to job in the military, CIA and intelligence community agencies and contractors. Yet he ends up with high-paying jobs and access to vast amounts of (reportedly) private and secret information. In an interview, which you can see on YouTube, he said that he had the ability to wiretap anyone. He leaked top-secret information while employed at the private contractor Booz Allen. He started working there only weeks prior to the leaks. How did someone on the job for such a short time get such access? That issue certainly needs more discussion.
The South China Morning Post reported that Snowden took the Booz Allen job specifically to leak this information. After he leaked the information, Snowden pretty much ran off. He did not stay to defend his choices in court. He sought refuge in what were apparently the only countries that would provide it: China, Russia and certain South American countries, none of which have commitments to free speech or transparency.
Snowden has been compared to Daniel Ellsberg, the man who leaked the Pentagon Papers in 1971, during the Vietnam War. Mr. Ellsberg worked for years to get others in the government to address his complaints about the war. But when he made his leaks, he stayed in the country and submitted to prosecution. He stated: "I did this clearly at my own jeopardy and I am prepared to answer to all the consequences of this decision." The Nixon administration used illegal and unfair tactics against him, and this ultimately caused all the charges against him to be dismissed. So he stayed, faced the charges against him and, after the government misbehaved, he has remained a free man all these years in our country. His case shows that, even in the unusual times of the Nixon administration, there are limits to what the government can do.
Despite Ellsberg 's support of Snowden at the present time, Snowden, in my view, can 't hold a candle to Ellsberg and his method of raising the issues that he considered so important. I know of no efforts by Snowden to get others to address his complaints prior to leaking. Perhaps I missed it. He presumes that our government will "render" him, which I interpret to mean that he thinks that he would be sent to another country and tortured. He presents no basis for such a fear or accusation.
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I was wondering if it was possible to create a view in a database then be able to link a Model to it?
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Create the view as if it were a table and make sure that it adheres to all the cake rules for creating tables. Then you can create a model, controller and view as you would with any other Table. It even comes up in the cake bake app as a normal Table.
One of the nice things I found was when dealing with pagination/sorting across a very normalised database, cake becomes almost impossible to deal with. Thus you can combine all your complex joins into one database query which then plugs nicely into cake's world of pagination/sorting on one table which works like a charm.
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AFC Championship: Indianapolis @ New England
Once again, the New England Patriots will take part in a postseason rematch. The Pats and Colts met back on Nov. 16 when New England ran for 244 yards on its way to a 42-20 victory. Can the Patriots do it again? Well, history has shown that they don't fare so well in postseason games that are a rematch from the regular season. In fact, all of New England's eight playoff losses under head coach Bill Belichick have been from a regular season rematch. The most recent was last year when the Pats lost to Denver in this same AFC title game.
This time around may be different, though. New England has owned the Colts the last two times the teams have played thanks, in large part, to an outstanding ground game. The Patriots have gained 480 rushing yards against the Colts in those two games, averaging 5.3 yards per carry and scoring 10 touchdowns. If New England does the same Sunday, it will be a big contrast from what they did last week against Baltimore. The Patriots ran the ball just 12 times for a paltry 14 yards against the Ravens.
Considering that Indianapolis QB Andrew Luck has never beaten the Patriots and that New England is 16-4 at home in the playoffs, it will be hard to bet against the home team… New England 44, Indianapolis 28.
2013/14 NFL Season
With record-setting QB Peyton Manning at the helm, anything is possible. Manning has broken the NFL record for most TD passes in a season and, with one game remaining, has a shot at breaking Drew Brees' record for most passing yards in a season. At 12-3 going into the final week of the season, the Broncos should be the AFC's No. 1 seed and have home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
New England
With a virtual no-name cast, the New England Patriots have once again clinched the AFC East and will likely be the No. 2 seed in the AFC. It is still possible that the Patriots can get a No. 1 seed, which would be to their advantage. They are 7-0 at home this season, including a 34-31 overtime win over Denver.
Should they make it to the AFC Championship and have home-field advantage, look out. QB Tom Brady has had an admirable year, but not one of his best (4,221 passing yards, 24 TDs). TE Rob Gronkowski came back from injury only to injure a knee and is done for the year. Brady's top target is WR Julian Edelman (96 receptions, 991 yards), a former college quarterback.
The Bengals won the AFC North for the third time in franchise history and clinched a third straight playoff berth. Cincinnati does it with defense. They are sixth against the run and fifth in total defense in the NFL. QB Andy Dalton has been terrific throwing for 4,015 yards and 31 touchdowns. Wide receiver A.J.
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The 2015 Raleigh Summer Youth Employment Program application process is closed. The 2016 Raleigh Summer Youth Employment Program will begin advertising in February 2016.
2015 RSYEP Process
The Raleigh Summer Youth Employment Program provide job opportunities to teens ages 15-18 who live within the Raleigh city limits. Those selected will work 20 to 30 hours a week as office staff, light laborers, staff assistants, and recreation counselors. The program runs from June 15 to Aug. 14, 2015 and pay is $7.25 an hour.
The program provides not only work experience but also life skills training and mentoring by local lawyers, law enforcement officers and other professionals. Teens in the program attend workshops on topics such as employment readiness, work ethic development, communication, budgeting, decision-making and conflict resolution.
To be eligible, a teen must live within the city limits of Raleigh and be at least 15 and no older than 18 as of May 31, 2015. To prove age and residency, applicants must submit a clear photocopy of a North Carolina driver's license, learner's permit or NC state identification card. (Copiers will not be available at the interview sites.) Documentation must be provided at the time of interview. Temporary driving certificates, state identification cards receipts, and school identification cards will NOT be accepted.
Types of Jobs
Teens accepted for the program work 20 to 30 hours a week and earn $7.25 an hour. Summer youth jobs fall into these categories:
Office staffers file, fax, copy, answer telephones, perform data entry and deal with the public. Office personnel are expected to dress in a professional manner as specified by the employing department. Typing and computer skills are required.
Light Labor
Participants work in landscaping, street cleanup, warehousing, athletic field preparation, fleet services (detailing cars, washing bay areas, etc.), paint crew and general maintenance.
Recreation Counselors
Junior counselors interact with the campers and assist senior counselors with games, crafts and other camp activities. Activities are held indoors and outdoors.
To be eligible, you must:
- Be age 15-18 as of May 31, 2015.
- Live within the Raleigh city limits.
- Be available to work June 15 - August 14, 2015.
- Be the only one in your household participating in this program.
- Be available for orientation on May 16, 2015.
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To apply, an online application must be completed before an applicant will be interviewed. The applications will be submitted through the city's Online Application Process. All summer youth positions will be posted on February 16, 2015.
After an online application has been submitted, you will need to attend ONE of the interview sites. At the time of the interview, you will be required to provide proof of age and proof that you live within the city limits of Raleigh. To meet this requirement, you must provide a clear photocopy of one of the following forms of identification - NO EXCEPTIONS:
- North Carolina driver's license
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After applicants submit their online application, they must select a site for their interview session. All interview sessions will be from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the following locations and dates::
- Tuesday, March 3, 2015 at Millbrook Exchange Park, 1905 Spring Forest Road
- Thursday, March 5, 2015 at Biltmore Hills Community Center, 2615 Fitzgerald Drive
- Tuesday, March 10, 2015 at Lake Lynn, 7921 Ray Road
- Thursday, March 12, 2015 at Lions Park Community Center, 516 Dennis Avenue
- Monday, March 16, 2015 at Roberts Park Community Center, 1300 East Martin Street
- Wednesday, March 18, 2015 at Chavis Community Center, 505 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
- Friday, March 20, 2015 at Tarboro Road Community Center, 121 Tarboro Road
- Tuesday, March 24, 2015 at Marsh Creek Community Center, 3050 New Hope Road
- Thursday, March 26, 2015 at Jaycee Park Community Center, 2405 Wade Avenue
- Tuesday, March 31, 2015 at Halifax Community Center, 1023 Halifax Street
An applicant may choose any interview location. The location chosen has no relation to where an applicant might work if hired.
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Many summer youth employees also participate in Life Skills Development workshops throughout the year. The workshops help young people develop leadership characteristics and other skills. The sessions cover such topics as employment readiness, communication, budgeting, decision-making and conflict resolution.
Summer Youth workers are also trained and certified in the seven principals of "Bring Your A-Game to Work", a national work ethic proficiency curriculum.
In addition, summer youth employees are encouraged to take part in Lunch with a Lawyer and Law Enforcement. The mentoring program is sponsored by the Wake County Bar Association and the Raleigh Police Department. Summer youth employees have lunch with local lawyers, judges and other law enforcement personnel and often stay in touch with them throughout the year. The professionals serve as adult mentors, providing guidance and advice to the young people as they consider their future careers.
"The program not only helps the City but also lets young people gain work experience and training. Participants like Khadijah exemplify the best of the Summer Youth Employment Program," says Cathey Ector, who coordinates the program for the Community Engagement Division.


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Time heals all wounds - and apparently violations of team rules and academic issues.
Rarely does a school go an entire season without having to deal with a season-ending injury, a key suspension or academic problems with one of its players.
Luckily for the players below, they get to return to the field this season healthy and in good standing with coaches and professors.
Sure enough, team doctors and trainers will earn their keep this season.
Ohio State will need linebacker Marcus Freeman to make a full recovery to offset the loss of its three starting linebackers.
Southern California placed three potential starters on this list -- running back Chauncey Washington, offensive guard Jeff Byers and linebacker Dallas Sartz.
Notre Dame can always add another offensive weapon and will get one back this year with receiver Rhema McKnight.
The recoveries of top two on the list -- LSU's Alley Broussard and Cal's Nate Longshore -- could make or break their team's conference and national title hopes.
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LUBBOCK, TX – FEBRUARY 08: Marcus Smart #33 of the Oklahoma State Cowboys listens in a time out during game action against the Texas Tech Red Raiders on February 08, 2014 at United Spirit Arena in Lubbock, Texas. Texas Tech defeated Oklahoma State 65-61.(Photo by John Weast/Getty Images)
Defensive progress will determine No. 4 Iowa State's ceiling
Even with the coaching change from Fred Hoiberg to Steve Prohm, No. 4 Iowa State remains one of the nation's best offensive teams. Given their skills on that end of the floor many teams find it tough to go score for score with the Cyclones, and that's what happened to Illinois in Iowa State's 84-73 win in the Emerald Coast Classic title game.
Georges Niang scored 23 points and grabbed eight rebounds, with Monté Morris adding 20, nine rebounds and six assists and Abdel Nader 18 points as the Cyclones moved to 5-0 on the season. The three-pointers weren't falling in the second half, as Iowa State shot 0-f0r-12, but they shot 19-for-24 inside of the arc to pull away from a team that lost big man Mike Thorne Jr. late in the first half to a left knee injury.
Illinois' loss of size in the paint opened things up offensively for Iowa State, and the Cyclones took advantage. But where this group grabbed control of the game was on the defensive end of the floor, and that will be the key for a team with Big 12 and national title aspirations.
Nader took on the responsibility of defending Illinois' Malcolm Hill (20 points) in the second half and did a solid job of keeping the junior wing in check, with that serving as the spark to a 12-2 run that put the game away. There's no denying that the Cyclones can put points on the board; most of the talent from last season is back and the productivity on that end of the floor hasn't changed as a result. Niang's one of the nation's best forwards, and both Morris (who now ranks among the country's best point guards) and Nader have taken significant strides in their respective games.
Iowa State will add Deonte Burton in December, giving them another option to call upon. Front court depth is a bit of a concern, as Iowa State can ill afford to lose a Niang or Jameel McKay, but there's enough on the roster to compensate for that and force mismatches in other areas.
But the biggest question for this group is how effective they can become at stringing together stops. Illinois certainly had its moments in both halves Saturday night, but Iowa State also showed during the game's decisive stretch that they can step up defensively. The key now is to do so consistently, and if that occurs the Cyclones can be a threat both within the Big 12 and nationally.
No. 24 Cincinnati beats George Washington 61-56
NEW YORK (AP) Troy Caupain scored 16 points, including the go-ahead three-point play with 1:38 to play, and No. 24 Cincinnati beat George Washington 61-56 on Saturday in the championship game of the Barclays Center Classic.
The fact the game came down to a three-point play was ironic as both teams took 22 3-point attempts and there were times it seemed a 3-point shooting broke out.
Caupain's traditional three-point play gave the Bearcats (7-0) a 55-54 lead. After a missed 3 by the Colonials (6-1) Octavius Ellis, who chosen the tournament MVP, scored on a tip-in. Patricio Garino scored on a drive for George Washington with 29 seconds left.
The Colonials let the Bearcats pass the ball around and they finally fouled when Ellis touched the ball with 14 seconds to play. Ellis, a 56 percent free throw shooter, clinched his MVP award by making both for a 59-56 lead. Two free throws by Caupain with 6.1 seconds left capped the scoring.
Farad Cobb and Kevin Johnson both had 11 points for the Bearcats while Ellis had nine points and seven rebounds.
Garino had 15 points for George Washington, Tyler Cavanaugh had 13 and Joe McDonald 11.
The Colonials finished 11 of 22 from 3-point range, not bad for a team that came in shooting 27.9 percent (29 of 104) from there. The 50 percent doesn't look so good when you consider the Colonials made five of their first six 3-point attempts and were 8 of 11 from beyond the arc in the first half. They went 16:42 between 2-point field goals but led 30-27 at halftime.
The Bearcats were 7 of 22 from 3-point range but their advantage came at the free throw line where they were 10 of 12 compared to George Washington's 3 of 4.
George Washington: The Colonials beat Tennessee in the opening round and they were 3 of 15 on 3s. … George Washington was off to its best start since it was8-0 in 2005-06. … The Colonials finished 10 for 34 from 2-point range.
Cincinnati: The win gives the Bearcats a 13-1 all-time record against George Washington and this was their sixth straight. The last win came on Jan. 31, 1976. … Cincinnati is 7-0 for the fourth time in the last six seasons. … The Bearcats are 51-8 in and have won 24 of 25 in November under coach Mick Cronin. They have won 49 straight games when scoring over 60 points. The 60th point against the Colonials came with 6.1 seconds to play.
George Washington hosts Seton Hall on Wednesday.
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Every year about this time, the woods become alive with activity. Environmental and Adventure School (EAS) students are back in our beloved parks for their valued contributions to our healthy Finn Hill ecosystem. Today they tackled a patch in Big Finn Hill Park that has been receiving much TLC over the last couple of years. Initially Microsoft attacked the large blackberry patch pulling, pushing and tearing it back 40 feet from the trail. EAS followed closely on their heels and planted a diverse selection of cedar, doug fir, hemlock, Indian...read more
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Help keep the deer of Finn Hill fed! This is the only woodlands event this year. What: Volunteers are needed to help plant vegetation and to remove invasive species in Juanita Woodlands to create deer meadow. When: Come join us on Saturday, September 27th at 9am Where: Meet at 120th Street trail head on the east side of Juanita Drive at 76th. Over the past few years, many of you have helped restore the Juanita Woodlands by planting over 5000 trees and removing seemingly endless mats ivy, blackberries, and archangel. This year, we've got...read more
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Finn Hill friends and neighbors: This is a quick note to alert you to 2 community events coming up in September. DennyFest, Sunday, September 7 Yes, it's our annual neighborhood celebration in O.O. Denny Park from noon to 4pm. As always the music will be terrific – Geoffrey Castle and his band will be back, joined by Bochinche, a fantastic Afro-Caribbean group – and the chili and pies will be great, and the dog show will be fun… and it will all be free! The bouncy house, the fortune teller, the magician, the crafts table will be there, along...read more
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What: FHNA at the Juanita Beach Farmer's Market ….. come volunteer and meet & greet your neighbors. Why: The purpose is offering Finn Hill residents who stop by the tent, an opportunity to sign up their email addresses for neighborhood news. Brochures are available on Finn Hill and Finn Hill park trail guides. When: This is a meet & greet FHNA neighborhood tent this Friday, August 15 and Friday, September 5. Shifts: Shifts are in 2 hour increments and hours begin at 2pm for setup and end at 8pm for takedown. #1: 2pm-4pm...read more
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The Second Annual Finn Hill Neighborhood Garage Sale is April 26th. Treasures are found and money is made in this ultimate recycling event… Start collecting your clutter and sign up! Check it out: View the Map of the 2014 Fabulous Finn Hill Garage Sale Locations. The Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance (FHNA) will do it all: promotion, advertising, maps, and signage. 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Garage Sale Time If you would like to participate send the following information: Your Name Your Address Your e-mail Send a brief description of items for sale...read more
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Sparks flew during our work party to upgrade the Big Finn Hill kiosk base on Saturday Dec 7. That's what happens when one uses a pick ax on frozen soil with rocks. We had an excellent turn out but chopping through the permafrost was slow and the volunteers were very warm. After we discovered the gravel was frozen into the dump truck and the pile of dirt had a frozen crust, we decided to reconvene on Saturday Dec 14 (9:30 am) if Mother Nature permits. Please stop by to enjoy the new bench, a solid, comfortable work of art by King County...read more
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Volunteer this Saturday at the planting work party in Juanita Heights Park, November 30th from 9-11:00 AM. Juanita Heights Park is located at the end of 89th PL NE. The area is east of St John Vienny church. The park includes a portion of the east side of Finn Hill. Volunteers work together to pull ivy and plant trees, shrubs and ground cover. This is a small park with a 1/4 mile loop trail. Dress for the weather, wear gloves and bring a shovel if you can. We will be planting about 50-70 small native ground covers and shrubs. More...read more
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There is a maintenance work party in Big Finn Hill Park scheduled for Saturday Dec 7 from 9:30 am to noon. We'll meet by the Big Finn Hill Park sign on 138th PL about 100 yards west of Juanita Drive. The focus of our activities will be to build an elevated base for the new kiosk so that people who are less than 7 feet tall can read the signs on the boards. Wheel barrows and shovels for moving gravel will be useful. Of course, bring gloves and bottles of water. Jeanette Leach is on the Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance...read more
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Volunteers needed to help with making hot chocolate and luminaries for the Christmas Ship 2013 Event in OO DennyPark on December 22. The event starts at 4:00 this year. If you can help please contact firstname.lastname@example.com more
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Gardeners and Friends of the Earth come help clear weeds at Thoreau Elementary School. Who: Weeding around Thoreau Elementary School What: Clearing Blackberries. General Weeding around the buldings Where: Thoreau Elementary School on the corner of 138th Street and 84th Avenue When: Each Wednesday from 1-3PM Drop in for as long as you can help. Contact: Natalie Washburn email at email@example.com or call (425) 825-5732. Natalie is on the Thoreau School grounds working on Wednesdays from 1-3PM if you want to stop...read more


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My town just had a big Cyclo cross race today. It looks neat but why not just get a mountain bike? Wouldnt that road bike with knobbies be rough in the woods?
sorry im just a roadie but im thinkin about some woods ridin.
My town just had a big Cyclo cross race today. It looks neat but why not just get a mountain bike? Wouldnt that road bike with knobbies be rough in the woods?
sorry im just a roadie but im thinkin about some woods ridin.
Horses for courses.
For CX racing (not just riding), you want a CX-specific bike, because you need to dismount and carry your bike. Think about 6 or so laps slinging around a 30-lb MTB versus a 20-lb (or so) CX bike and you'll get the picture.
For general off-road riding, a MTB is probably more versatile and comfortable. If you were buying a whole new bike for non-road riding, and were not planning to race CX, I'd get a MTB, not a CX bike.
Might I add thought that racing is just one thing I do. I would not have been able to justify the purchase of a 'cross race bike if I didn't use it for other things. I would say that riding a cross bike on mountain bike trails is harder but also a little mor eintense. Otherwise tame trails can become interesting. Also, I ride to trailheads. Much more fun doing that on a cross bike than a mountain bike. And of course it makes a quite adequate road bike with the right tires. In non racing applications a cross bike is prety much the thinking man's hybrid.
It should also be noted that some cross bikes are set up more as racers (Ridley, Kona Jake the Snake and Major Jake, etcetera) and some are set up less as racers (Cross-check, Kona Jake, and the Bianchi Axis is somehwere in between)--just like not all road or mountain bikes are made to be raced.
But yes, race a mountain bike in any but the most poorly designed (technical singletrack-y) courses and then do it on a cross bike. You'll understand.
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On the cross courses I've raced, my mtn bike was only faster than the cross bikes in a few short sections (some fast corners, sand).
To the OP: unless you're cross racing, get a mtn bike for your woods fun.
cross bikes are faster
I like the CC becauseI am a Clyde and I like the beefier construction. I find that CCs can do better than 90% of what a flat out roadie can do. The MB is great for taking off on trails and broken road with potholes etc...
I really don't do heavy off road so I went with a Spec. Crosstrail a compromise of sorts.
CCs I went with the Spec. Tri Cross Comp, the Bianchi Cross Concept, and the Bianchi Axis. Change out the tires and you can really fly on these bikes. Granted you won't be a road racer but I think you get the picture.
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A couple of years ago Grant Peterson, of Rivendell, wrote an article in the Rivendell Reader about "underbikes vs. overbikes". (At least I think it was Grant that wrote it...)
Anyway, the gist of the article was that most bikes today (and indeed for the past 15 or so years) are "overbikes" that is they are overbuilt and over-featured for their eventual, real use. Take a trip to your LBS and see how many bikes are totally over done and over spec'd. Take, for instance, Dual suspension MTBs. How does all that tech really help Joe Q. Public? All that suspension and shock absorption certainly does add a degree of comfort but at what cost? Weight, complexity, and a certain insulation from development of bike handling skills.
Let me take a moment to acknowledge those riders that are routinely featured on the pages of "Bike" magazine getting big air. I'm not disparaging that type of bike nor those riders that use them. My point is that, due to marketing, many bike buyers buy a bike that is "too much" for the type of riding they ultimately do.
How about super-duper feathery-light carbon-composite road bikes? How many guys do you see on a bike that is really just a full-on ProTour level race bike made available to the general public? But the rider is just a citizen racer?
I'm starting to stray here. My point is that you don't just go and get a mountain bike because a mountain bike is the wrong bike for the job. The point that in a race, "suitcasing" a 30-lb MTB over barriers is an onerous task on lap one and sheer punishment by lap four.
From a racing perspective, I've raced my MTB and 'cross bikes on the same courses in short-track MTB races during the summer and cyclocross races during the winter and in both cases the 'cross bike was the better (for me) bike. It was light and responsive wheras the MTB was heavy, sluggish, and the front suspension (I have a "hardtail") seemed to suck my pedaling energy during hard efforts.
On the other hand, I have also raced the 'cross bike in 20+ mile XC MTB races and have been thoroughly hashed by the high gearing, less voluminous tires, and lack of suspension.
Still-- riding the cyclocross bike on the same trails that I ride my MTB on is great fun. This is where the "underbike" concept come in. A bike that doesn't have quite enough "spec" to handle everything. It'll take you where you want to go, but along the way you may find that the "underbike" meets it's match in the terrain. See, when I hit the trails on the CX bike, I wind up walking more than I would if I'd gone out on the MTB (actually, come to think of it-- I've never walked when I've had the MTB!) but I must pay more attention to the terrain when on the 'cross bike. I can't just bomb right over any obstacle, trusting my suspension and 2.2" knobbies to handle the consequences. I've been forced back in time -- the mid-1980's -- to when mountain bikes didn't have any suspension. Back then you had to "read" the trail. Speed meant picking the right line and avoiding the bumps rather than soaking them up with 100mm of sponge. Furthermore, when you just didn't have enough mechanical advantage, you had to get off and shoulder the bike to get over, around or down the particularly tricky section. We used to say "If you ain't hikin', you ain't mountain bikin'."
Ah well. I've gone on for long enough I think. You may even think me some old, fat has-been.
Bottom line-- get a cyclocross bike and ride it off road. It'll be the most fun you've ever had, next to participating in an actual cyclocross race.
Cyclocross is a state of mind.
Despite the fact that I constantly recommend Kool-Stop brake pads-- no, I don't work for Kool-Stop. (Although their factory is just a few blocks from my house!)
I ride drop bars off-road. (The excellent On-One "Midge.")
Cyclocross bike because it's just more fun to ride.
I built up this bike to do nearly anything...it commutes, it tours, it handles utilitarian duties like shopping and if I feel the need it will also handle xc riding and some moderate singletrack with no problems at all.
With a 2 by 8 drive it has a 29-109 gear inch range.
On the rack at my shop...
15 minutes ago after a 13 km winter commute...the pink cork was a base layer to go under cloth tape.
For more extreme riding I have a Trek 6700 mountain bike that I am also quite fond of but haven't ridden nearly as much since I built up my monster cross bike.
I ride singletrack in the winter so my 6700 will surely be getting some lovin'...soon.
Most of our trails here aren't terribly technical, and as of late I've found riding my 'cross bike on the MTB trails to be a whole lot of fun. It's actually got me thinking about selling my full squish MTB and getting a nice light hard tail
I'll also echo the above statements, about the 'cross bike being the thinking man's hybrid. I rode my cross bike on RAGBRAI (500 mile tour), did several days of epic climbs in the North Carolina mountains - on pavement, gravel and trails, raced it, rode it around my neighborhood, and ride it on the fire roads and training areas on Ft. Bragg. If I could only have one bike, the 'cross bike would be it, hands down.
This thread sums up BF in a neat little package.
Too little information & too many opinions.
The original post did not state if the track he'd be using was technical or not.
For trail riding in the woods, a nive cross bike is wonderful. I decked out my cross in all road components (except for the avid shorty's) and love the lighter and better steering for MY type of trails near MY house.
I have enough words to get me into trouble, but not enough to get me out of trouble.
yeah, I own both. mtb for serious singletrack riding and racing, 'cross bike for light/not-so-serious trail riding and 'cross racing. couldn't tell you which one I really enjoy riding more.
it's purely circumstantial evidence but the third? (maybe second) place finisher in this year's Ironcross was on hardtail mountain bike.
MTBs are not CX bikes, and having raced both, I can tell you they are very different machines for very different applications. The MTB, in general, is a"go anywhere, do anything" kind of machine, and MTB race courses reflect just that. CX bikes are very specific machines for a very specific application, and CX courses, with fast sections, dismounts, and technical demands, also reflect just that.
Think of the MTB as "macro", and the CX bike as "micro". Yes, you can race the MTB at the CX race and ride the CX bike on the MTB trails, but expect to find challenges and limitations as a result.
As for the road bike as a quasi-CX bike, well, yes and no is your answer. You can probably fit CX tires on your road bike and ditch the front derailleur and one chainring in the process. But what you will be lacking is the extra beefiness built into a CX frame, as well as the stretched-out geometry and measurements, which allow for all of that mud and gunk which can build up on your bike to fall off and to float easier over the bumpy, underlating, rapidly changing, and radically varying conditions of a CX race course.
Basically, toss some CX tires on your road bike, and go for a spin in the woods, just take it easy and get an idea of what your bike can and cannot take. From there you'll have a better idea of whether a CX bike or MTB is right for you.
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Allies and Morrison Urban Practitioners (AMUP) has taken joint top prize in an international ideas competition for Helsinki's South Harbour
The London-based studio – an alliance of Urban Practitioners and Allies and Morrison formed in May 2011 – is among four practices sharing the prize.
Others in the winning quartet were Finland firms Ilkka Svärd and APRT, and Rotterdam's Maxwan Architects + Urbanists.
The contest sought visions for the major passenger terminal and was launched last year as part of the World Design Capital Helsinki 2012 programme.
The teams initially shared joint second place but the city bumped them up to first after announcing plans to work with the winners on the project. AMUP was the only UK team to place.
AMUP proposed animating public realm inside the 9.3-hectare bay while increasing density at its edges. Two new public buildings were planned to bookend the harbour, three new office buildings would create an 'arrival square' for the terminal and a new canal would increase waterfront access.
The jury described AMUP's scheme as a 'bold, clearly presented proposal with several notable ideas for further development. The proposal combines Helsinki's traditional, recognisable cityscape with new elements'.
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If you use the Nvidia driver and updated your kernel, it's possible that you run into a blackscreen after boot.
There are two solutions to solve this issue:
Solution 1:
1. Boot into GRUB by pressing "shift" during boot.
2. Edit the starting command by pressing "e".
3. Add "nomodeset" before "quiet splash".
4. Press "Ctrl-x" to boot.
You should now see the GUI and be able to reinstall the Nvidia driver correctly.
5. Disable lightdm and reinstall the Nvidia driver.
Solution 2:
If the solution above didn't work for you, try these steps:
1. Boot into GRUB by pressing shift during boot.
2. Chose the recovery mode.
3. Choose "root" to go into the root shell
4. To leave read only mode enter "mount -o remount,rw /"
5. Remove all installed nvidia packages using "sudo apt-get remove –purge nvidia-*"
6. Continue following the stept mentioned at solution 1.


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Another thing that has become apparent from this article and the one on pyro stain, is that Pyro expands the scale of the highlights on the negative, which will in turn expand the scale on the print. This probably helps AZO achieve the long scale look, especially in the highlights.

Sensitometrically speaking that is incorrect Aaron, and is very well explained in Dr. Henry's book, "controls in black and white". You cannot expand the paper scale, all you can do is fit the negative to the paper range. As Bob explained in his article azo is just better able to accomodate a more contrasty negative than most silver papers. I am not sure that the same cannot be said for other developers which can separate the highlights as well. Azo has a very long scale while pt/pd compresses the scale, this is why very contrasty negatives are used in pt/pd to make up for this compression. The key is to fit the negative to the paper. If anything your statement is better applied to pt/pd than to azo. Although pt/pd is "cramming" more tones in a much shorter scale, it's ability to better differentiate the highlights gives it that "long scale" look which is really not there.
In this case the "hard" data is very misleading, although on a step tablet pt/pd is able to accomodate 9 stops, the reality is that many of those stops are a morass of ugly looking blacks. Although the "data" might suggest the greater ability of pt/pd to fit more tones to the paper the reality is one where many of those are just plain ugly and useless, if anything I would say that azo truly fits the stops printed on the step tablet which are useful.
I am not "defending" pt/pd, but I have to say with all due respect to Dan Smith and Ed Buffaloe, both of whom are persons I respect very much, that I thought this article was a little bit of "fluff". It is impossible to quantify perception by printing step tables and IMO to write an article comparing this mediums is similar to writing an article comparing blondes and brunettes....


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Is is possible to have implantation bleeding for more than 2 days? I have been spotting for 5 days, but I'm not supposed to get my period for another 4 days. I never get my period early. Pregnancy tests are still coming up negative. Any thoughts?
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Yes it is. I had red bleeding on the exact day i was due to start my period. It lasted 3 to 4 days but was much lighter then a regular period. When i started getting other symptoms almost 2 weeks later i found out i was pregnant. Sadly i misscarried later in the pregnancy. So it is possible.posted 03/17/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
Is it possible to have implantation bleeding while your supposed to get your period? Can implantation bleeding last longer than a week? I got what I thought was my period But it was very light wasn't anything like my normal period and my boyfriend and I have not been using protection or preventing having a baby at all but it was like very light and not like my normal period and lasting longer than what my normal period would. I normally go through a box of 30 tampons when I have my normal period & I have been bleeding longer than what my normal Period is and I have used half a box of tampons if that... could I be pregnant? I have a4 year old but when I was pregnant with her I knew instantly by four weeks that I was pregnant I could just feel it. And when I got in the shower and today my nipples are sore when the water hit SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!??posted 03/17/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
hi i had my period on 2-15-2015 and i started spotting on 3-1-2015 could this be implantation bleeding when should i take a test I'm 26 years old with 2 kids and married please helpposted 03/09/2015 by Motherhouston
I've done plenty of research on this and it is different for everyone. I know many of my friends have experienced bleeding through their entire pregnancys, some irregularly through it and others not at all. Many women don't experience implantation bleeding at all but for those who do it can vary in colour, length and consistancy. My fiancé and I have been trying for a baby for an extremely long time. Unfortunately the furthest we got was 17 weeks before I had a miscarriage. I had one previous to that and have had another one since. Last week I was due on the 28/2 and my periods are usually light, never even a day early and never last over 4 days. However on the 26/2 I had light pink blood only when I wiped. As the days went on it got heavier, a deeper red and more mucus looking. It has stopped and started over a course of 5 days. Now on the 2/3 it's the first day I have had no bleeding. Could someone please tell me what this is. I have also been dizzy and have constant stomach cramps.posted 03/02/2015 by Georgialeighx
It is possible. I was due for my period Feb 21st And didn't get it. I began spotting light brown Feb 22nd and decides to take a test as this was unusual for me to start my period that way. It came back as a faded positive. I then took a Clear blue test 3 days later with a pregnant 1-2 weeks result. I had brown spotting for 5 to 6 days and then it has stopped for 2. I decided to take another test last night and I got a strong positive. So yes it can last 5 days or more and be normal!! I am still in the early stages but I know that the fact it has stopped along with my light cramps is a good thing!posted 02/28/2015 by kcross415
Roughly 2 weeks after I had my period I started spotting, it was very light and a brownish/pinkish color. I felt like I was pregnant. I was getting all of the signs. Me and my partner was very happy. after that, I got my period 2 weeks later. Is there still a possibility that I could be pregnant?posted 02/25/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
I am currently trying to conceive with my boyfriend. We have had IC during my ovulation times. My ovulation was about two weeks ago. My period should be here within the next three days. I have had light cramping for about a week. My boobs have been tender/sore for a few days now. Today I started to bleed. It isn't as heavy as my period usually is but it is red. I have not seen any clots though. I had tested about 4 days ago and it came up negative. I'm not sure if it's "spotting" or my period. I suppose in a few days I'll find out.posted 02/23/2015 by becksbabe303
Hai guys im on the same situation i always have my period every two months .. i knew how to knowif when im going to have my period but now im in a. Defferent situation before i used to feel my breast aching and after breast ache i finally got my heavy period.. but lately i experienced something unusual last jan 31 i had unprotected sex with my boy and 2 times that same day and next feb 3 we had sex 7or 8 times that day?.. and feb5 also 8or 9 i dont know.. and last feb 8 also 8 or 9 someting.. and on feb 9 i got my period it starts from brown and feb 10 red but not heavy im not sure if how long it will last , we are not trying to concieve my periods were very expected every two months but now its was so early 2 weeks earLy? I dont know what to do so i hope you guys can help my bleeding was not enough to make a tampon full.. ughhhhh i really dont know what to do may parents would probably kill me>.< so plss helpposted 02/10/2015 by shanegulfan
Yes possible. I thought I started my period - first some brownish, then even some bright blood for nearly 4 days. But it was much lighter than normal and just stopped (I typically have 6-7 day periods) so I knew something was up. Took a pregnancy test a few days after it stopped and it was positive.posted 02/01/2015 by swagner4
My husband and I are trying to get pregnant and I am curious. So I was due for my period of 1/18, didn't get it until 1/23. I had spotting Friday, then hellacious heavy bleeding Saturday, now have been spotting every since (going on 4 days of spotting/light bleeding, usually only seen when I wipe) I started today having weird feelings in my abdomen like when you run and get those weird cramps in your side and stomach. I have been having very intense back aches and neckaches with headaches. Should I be worried something is wrong, I have taken several tests just to be sure and all negative.posted 01/28/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
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Hi there! Thank you for accepting my invite! Come by and chat any time as I look fwd to getting to know you and becoming good friends! ~Ttys, Ari
Hey Mama! Thank you so much for adding me as a friend:-) It is nice to meet you and I look forward to getting to know you! Come chat with me anytime! I hope we will become great friends! Hugs~Sarah
Hi, I noticed that you are looking into an at home business. I'd like to invite you to visit my profile and review the information I have posted. I'd also love to send you some information and samples if you are interested. Have a wonderful day.
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