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December 15, 2010
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You could win plenty of bets in sports bars across the country by asking what conference has posted the best bowl record during the BCS era.
It's not the mighty SEC, which has produced each of the past four national champions. Nor is it the Big Ten, Big 12 or Pac-10.
The answer instead is the much-maligned Big East, which has gone 36-23 in bowl games since the 1998 season. The only league with a higher bowl winning percentage is the Big West, which went 3-0 in bowl games from 1998-2000 before it got out of the FBS business.
The Big East's .610 winning percentage in the BCS era gives it a razor-thin edge over the Mountain West, which has posted a 25-16 bowl record (.609) since forming in 1999. The SEC has the best record in BCS games with a 14-5 mark (.737).
As we get ready for Saturday's kickoff of the 2010 bowl season, we decided to see how each conference has fared in overall bowl games and BCS contests since the start of the BCS era.
For the purposes of this report, we didn't erase any bowl wins that have been vacated as a result of NCAA investigations. We also didn't allow teams to transfer bowl wins to their new conferences after they switched leagues. For example, TCU played in the WAC through the 2000 season and was a Conference USA member from 2001-04 before joining the Mountain West in 2005. The Horned Frogs' bowl results are attributed to whatever league they belonged to at the time of the game.
The most remarkable element of the Big East's bowl success is that it continued to succeed in the postseason after Miami, Virginia Tech and Boston College left for the ACC. Miami and Virginia Tech joined the ACC in 2004 and Boston College followed in '05.
The Big East is a sizzling 16-6 over the past four years and hasn't had a losing record in the postseason since 2005.
The caveat: That postseason success is due in part to a relatively lightweight bowl schedule. That 16-6 mark includes an 8-0 record in bowl games against teams from outside the six major conferences. The Big East has played 36.3 percent of its bowl games in the past four seasons against teams from the MAC or Conference USA.
The Pac-10 also faced non-AQ teams in one-third of its bowls over the past four seasons - with the bulk of those games coming against MWC heavyweights BYU and Utah - but none of the other four major conferences played more than 16.7 percent of its bowl games against non-AQ programs during that stretch.
Our research underscored how much the balance of power has shifted in the past several seasons. For instance, the Big Ten posted a 19-12 bowl record and a 5-3 mark in BCS games from 1998-2002. The SEC was 20-20 in all bowls and 5-3 in BCS games during that same stretch. Since the 2003 season, though, the SEC has a bowl record of 36-19 (9-2 in BCS games), while the Big Ten is 19-31 (5-8 in BCS games).
NOTE: The standings are limited to current FBS conferences. The Big West was 3-0 record in bowls from 1998-2000 (Idaho winning the 1998 Humanitarian and Boise State winning the 1999 and 2000 Humanitarian before both schools joined the WAC and the Big West left the FBS).
Year-by-year record: 1998: 2-2. 1999: 2-2. 2000: 4-1. 2001: 4-1. 2002: 3-2. 2003: 2-3. 2004: 2-3. 2005: 1-3. 2006: 5-0. 2007: 3-2. 2008: 4-2. 2009: 4-2.
Buzz: The Big East benefited in the early part of the BCS era because Miami was one of the nation's dominant programs and Boston College began a string of eight consecutive bowl wins in 2000. Still, the Big East has gone 16-6 in bowl games over the past four seasons even after the exodus of Miami, Boston College and Virginia Tech.
Year-by-year record: 1999: 1-2. 2000: 3-0. 2001: 2-1. 2002: 0-3. 2003: 1-2. 2004: 2-1. 2005: 2-2. 2006: 3-1. 2007: 4-1. 2008: 3-2. 2009: 4-1.
Buzz: How close is the Mountain West to taking over the lead? The Big East has a bowl winning percentage of .6101 in the BCS era, while the MWC is at .6097 since launching in 1999. The MWC is 18-8 overall - and 2-1 in BCS games - since the 2004 season, which featured the first of Utah's two perfect seasons.
Year-by-year record: 1998: 4-4. 1999: 4-4. 2000: 4-5. 2001: 5-3. 2002: 3-4. 2003: 5-2. 2004: 3-3. 2005: 3-3. 2006: 6-3. 2007: 7-2. 2008: 6-2. 2009: 6-4.
Buzz: The SEC struggled in the postseason during the early part of the BCS era, but it has been dominant across the entire bowl spectrum during its current run of four consecutive national championships. The SEC is 25-11 in bowl games over the past four years and hasn't posted a losing bowl record since 2002.
Year-by-year record: 1998: 3-4. 1999: 3-3. 2000: 4-3. 2001: 3-5. 2002: 5-3. 2003: 2-6. 2004: 4-3. 2005: 5-3. 2006: 3-5. 2007: 5-3. 2008: 4-3. 2009: 4-4.
Buzz: While other conferences have endured plenty of peaks and valleys in their recent bowl history, the Big 12 has been remarkably steady. The Big 12's 2-6 record in 2003 - including losses in the Fiesta and Sugar - marked the only time in the BCS era the league has been more than two games above or below .500 in a given postseason.
Year-by-year record: 1998: 1-4. 1999: 1-4. 2000: 3-2. 2001: 2-3. 2002: 2-5. 2003: 4-2. 2004: 3-2. 2005: 3-2. 2006: 3-3. 2007: 4-2. 2008: 5-0. 2009: 2-5.
Buzz: The Pac-10 struggled early in the BCS era before riding the wave of USC's emergence as one of the nation's dominant programs. The Pac-10's 2-5 mark last season represented the conference's first losing bowl record since 2002.
Year-by-year record: 1998: 2-3. 1999: 2-3. 2000: 1-4. 2001: 4-2. 2002: 4-3. 2003: 5-1. 2004: 3-3. 2005: 5-3. 2006: 4-4. 2007: 2-6. 2008: 4-6. 2009: 3-4.
Buzz: The ACC's dismal 2-10 record in BCS games has overshadowed the league's relatively sold 37-32 mark in non-BCS contests. The ACC actually was faring better in bowl games before Miami, Virginia Tech and Boston College joined the league.
Year-by-year record: 1998: 5-0. 1999: 5-2. 2000: 2-4. 2001: 2-4. 2002: 5-2. 2003: 3-5. 2004: 3-3. 2005: 3-4. 2006: 2-5. 2007: 3-5. 2008: 1-6. 2009: 4-3.
Buzz: After going 19-12 in bowl games through the first five seasons of the BCS era, the Big Ten has tailed off dramatically. Last season was the first the Big Ten had posted a winning bowl record since 2002.
Year-by-year record: 1998: 2-2. 1999: 2-1. 2000: 0-3. 2001: 0-2. 2002: 2-1. 2003: 3-1. 2004: 2-2. 2005: 1-2. 2006: 3-1. 2007: 1-3. 2008: 1-4. 2009: 2-2.
Buzz: Considering Hawaii and Boise State have played a combined eight bowls as WAC members that were home games, you'd think the WAC would have a better bowl record.
Year-by-year record: 1998: 1-2. 1999: 1-2. 2000: 2-2. 2001: 1-3. 2002: 2-3. 2003: 1-4. 2004: 3-2. 2005: 3-2. 2006: 1-4. 2007: 2-4. 2008: 4-2. 2009: 2-4.
Buzz: Conference USA has a remarkable number of bowl partners (six) for a league that isn't one of the six major conferences, and it therefore has played in more bowl games than the other non-major leagues.
Year-by-year record: 1998: 1-0. 1999: 1-0. 2000: 1-0. 2001: 2-0. 2002: 1-1. 2003: 2-0. 2004: 2-3. 2005: 1-1. 2006: 1-3. 2007: 0-3. 2008: 0-5. 2009: 1-4.
Buzz: The Big Ten isn't the only conference in the Midwest that has struggled in bowl games recently. The MAC has gone an astounding 2-15 in bowl games over the past four seasons. The MAC owes its impressive bowl record from early in the BCS era to former member Marshall, which went 5-1 in the postseason from 1998-2004 before leaving for Conference USA.
Year-by-year record: 2001: 0-1. 2002: 1-0. 2003: 0-1. 2004: 0-2. 2005: 0-1. 2006: 1-1. 2007: 1-0. 2008: 1-1. 2009: 1-1.
Buzz: The Sun Belt routinely is rated as the nation's weakest conference, yet its recent bowl record is somewhat encouraging. The league is 4-3 in bowl games over the past four seasons and has won one bowl in each of those seasons.
Year-by-year record: 1998: 0-1. 2000: 0-1. 2002: 0-1. 2003: 0-1. 2004: 1-1. 2005: 1-1. 2006: 0-2. 2007: 0-1. 2008: 1-1. 2009: 1-0.
Buzz: Notre Dame's 2008 Hawaii Bowl victory over Hawaii ended the Irish's nine-game bowl skid, which included six losses in the BCS era. This season is the first time in the BCS era that each of the three major independents (Army, Navy and Notre Dame) is bowling in the same season.
NOTE: The years attached to each bowl game reflect the season and not necessarily the calendar year. For example, Alabama's victory over Texas is listed as the 2009 BCS championship game, though it actually took place on Jan. 7, 2010.
Wins: 1998 Orange (Florida over Syracuse), 1998 Fiesta/BCS championship (Tennessee over Florida State), 2001 Orange (Florida over Maryland), 2001 Sugar (LSU over Illinois), 2002 Sugar (Georgia over Florida State), 2003 Sugar/BCS championship (LSU over Oklahoma), 2004 Sugar (Auburn over Virginia Tech), 2006 BCS championship (Florida over Ohio State), 2006 Sugar (LSU over Notre Dame), 2007 BCS championship (LSU over Ohio State), 2007 Sugar (Georgia over Hawaii), 2008 BCS championship (Florida over Oklahoma), 2009 BCS championship (Alabama over Texas), 2009 Sugar (Florida over Cincinnati). Losses: 1999 Orange (Alabama to Michigan), 1999 Fiesta (Tennessee to Nebraska), 2000 Sugar (Florida to Miami), 2005 Sugar (Georgia to West Virginia), 2008 Sugar (Alabama to Utah)
Buzz: The SEC has won the past four national titles and was a combined 7-1 in BCS games during that stretch.
Wins: 2000 Rose (Washington over Purdue), 2000 Fiesta (Oregon State over Notre Dame), 2001 Fiesta (Oregon over Colorado), 2002 Orange (USC over Iowa), 2003 Rose (USC over Michigan), 2004 Orange/BCS championship (USC over Oklahoma), 2006 Rose (USC over Michigan), 2007 Rose (USC over Illinois), 2008 Rose (USC over Penn State). Losses: 1998 Rose (UCLA to Wisconsin), 1999 Rose (Stanford to Wisconsin), 2002 Rose (Washington State to Oklahoma), 2005 Rose/BCS championship (USC to Texas), 2009 Rose (Oregon to Ohio State).
Buzz: The Pac-10's successful BCS history makes it puzzling that this season marks the first time since 2002 that the league has earned multiple BCS bids. Of course, the Pac-10 owes much of its success to USC. The Trojans are 6-1 in BCS games, while the rest of the league is 3-4 and hasn't won a BCS contest since 2001.
3. (tie) MWC (2-1, .667)
Wins: 2004 Fiesta (Utah over Pittsburgh), 2008 Sugar (Utah over Alabama). Loss: 2009 Fiesta (TCU to Boise State).
Buzz: The bad news attached to this impressive record is that both MWC teams to play in a BCS game are on their way out of the conference. Perhaps incoming member Boise State can continue the MWC's recent BCS tradition.
3. (tie) WAC (2-1, .667)
Wins: 2006 Fiesta (Boise State over Oklahoma), 2009 Fiesta (Boise State over TCU). Loss: 2007 Sugar (Hawaii to Georgia)
Buzz: Both teams to earn BCS bids from the WAC are on their way out of the league. Unlike the MWC, the WAC isn't making up for those losses by adding other schools with BCS experience.
Wins: 2000 Sugar (Miami over Florida), 2001 Rose/BCS championship (Miami over Nebraska), 2003 Orange (Miami over Florida State), 2005 Sugar (West Virginia over Georgia), 2006 Orange (Louisville over Wake Forest), 2007 Fiesta (West Virginia over Oklahoma). Losses: 1998 Orange (Syracuse to Florida), 1999 Sugar/BCS championship (Virginia Tech to Florida State), 2002 Fiesta/BCS championship (Miami to Ohio State), 2004 Fiesta (Pittsburgh to Utah), 2008 Orange (Cincinnati to Virginia Tech), 2009 Sugar (Cincinnati to Florida).
Buzz: The Big East never has earned multiple BCS bids in one season. Former Big East members Miami and Virginia Tech have accounted for six of the Big East's 12 BCS appearances.
Wins: 1998 Rose (Wisconsin over UCLA), 1998 Sugar (Ohio State over Texas A&M), 1999 Rose (Wisconsin over Stanford), 1999 Orange (Michigan over Alabama), 2002 Fiesta/BCS championship game (Ohio State over Miami), 2003 Fiesta (Ohio State over Kansas State), 2005 Fiesta (Ohio State over Notre Dame), 2005 Orange (Penn State over Florida State), 2009 Rose (Ohio State over Oregon), 2009 Orange (Iowa over Georgia Tech). Losses: 2000 Rose (Purdue to Washington), 2001 Sugar (Illinois to LSU), 2002 Orange (Iowa to USC), 2003 Rose (Michigan to USC), 2004 Rose (Michigan to Texas), 2006 BCS championship game (Ohio State to Florida), 2006 Rose (Michigan to USC), 2007 BCS championship game (Ohio State to LSU), 2007 Rose (Illinois to USC), 2008 Rose (Penn State to USC), 2008 Fiesta (Ohio State to Texas).
Buzz: The Big Ten is 1-2 in BCS championship games and is a combined 0-5 in BCS games against USC. But the league has an impressive 9-4 record in its other BCS contests.
Wins: 1999 Fiesta (Nebraska over Tennessee), 2000 Orange/BCS championship game (Oklahoma over Florida State), 2002 Rose (Oklahoma over Washington State), 2004 Rose (Texas over Michigan), 2005 Rose/BCS championship game (Texas over USC), 2007 Orange (Kansas over Virginia Tech), 2008 Fiesta (Texas over Ohio State), Losses: 1998 Sugar (Texas A&M to Ohio State), 2001 Rose/BCS championship game (Nebraska to Miami), 2001 Fiesta (Colorado to Oregon), 2003 Sugar/BCS championship game (Oklahoma to LSU), 2003 Fiesta (Kansas State to Ohio State), 2004 Orange/BCS championship game (Oklahoma to USC), 2006 Fiesta (Oklahoma to Boise State), 2007 Fiesta (Oklahoma to West Virginia), 2008 BCS championship (Oklahoma to Florida), 2009 BCS championship game (Texas to Alabama).
Buzz: The Big 12 would have a .500 record if you threw out Oklahoma's 2-5 mark in BCS championship games. Of course, throwing Oklahoma out of the equation also would take away one of the Big 12's two BCS championships.
Wins: 1999 Sugar/BCS championship (Florida State over Virginia Tech), 2008 Orange (Virginia Tech over Cincinnati). Losses: 1998 Fiesta/BCS championship (Florida State to Tennessee), 2000 Orange/BCS championship (Florida State to Oklahoma), 2001 Orange (Maryland to Florida), 2002 Sugar (Florida State to Georgia), 2003 Orange (Florida State to Miami), 2004 Sugar (Virginia Tech to Auburn), 2005 Orange (Florida State to Penn State), 2006 Orange (Wake Forest to Louisville), 2007 Orange (Virginia Tech to Kansas), 2009 Orange (Georgia Tech to Iowa).
Buzz: The ACC's 2-10 BCS record is dreadful enough even when you don't consider the irony that one of the victories came over Virginia Tech, a Big East member that has since joined the ACC. No wonder the league hasn't received multiple BCS bids in a season.
Wins: None Losses: 2000 Fiesta (Notre Dame to Oregon State), 2005 Fiesta (Notre Dame to Ohio State), 2006 Sugar (Notre Dame to LSU).
Buzz: No team has struggled as much on the BCS stage as Notre Dame. The Irish have been outscored 116-43 in their three BCS games, and each of the three contests was decided by at least 14 points.
Steve Megargee is a national writer for Rivals.com. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Representatives of Google and EarthLink showed up at the Glen Park Recreation Center on Dec. 7 to push their plan to blanket the city with a wireless network they claim will provide free Internet for all. It was one of a dozen such dog and pony shows around the city this fall as the proposal heads for a decision by the Board of Supervisors, which will also consider municipally controlled alternatives to this public-private partnership.
Google's Dan Zweifach kicked off the presentation by describing a world in which "you can make an international call for free, download music in Golden Gate Park, or check the Muni schedule from a bus station."
It's an intriguing concept that faces challenges unique to San Francisco's hilly, fog-prone, and built-out topography, which could interfere with wi-fi signals. To address these challenges, EarthLink's Stephen Salinger told the audience of a dozen, his company plans to affix 40 wi-fi nodes (boxes that exchange signals with computers and other wi-fi devices) per square mile atop 1,500 light poles citywide.
At least that's the idea. "If the poles aren't city-owned resources, we have to negotiate with the private owner," Salinger explained, noting that the city owns about half the light poles and Pacific Gas and Electric owns the rest.
The proposed wi-fi blanket is projected to cost $8 million to $10 million to build and millions more to manage, with EarthLink in charge of the nodes and Google buying bandwidth from EarthLink so it can offer free wi-fi access throughout San Francisco's almost 50-square-mile service area.
But what exactly does free wi-fi access mean? According to Zweifach and Salinger, access will be "completely free to the city and to taxpayers," just as Mayor Gavin Newsom promised in 2004. Unless, that is, people want faster access, in which case they can shell out $20 a month for EarthLink's premium service.
"At 300 kbps, the basic service should be fast enough to download music or videos, but it could be a little slower, which is why we have the premium service," Salinger said. "The more people connect, the more speed and quality decreases."
Whether the free service will actually be a bait and switch is just one of many concerns critics of the proposal have raised. Some don't trust the profit-driven corporations, some don't like the wi-fi technology, and others criticize the sometimes-secretive process that led to the selection of Google and EarthLink. The supervisors have meanwhile ordered studies for a municipal broadband system and a municipal wi-fi system, both due back early in 2007, about the time when the Google-EarthLink system is expected to come to the board for approval.
The community meetings were designed to address myriad concerns, such as whether the wi-fi system will come with enough training and support so all residents will be able to use it. "We'll partner with local businesses and individuals who want to get involved," Zweifach said. "We have 109 languages that people will be able to access. We'll provide multilingual training."
That said, Zweifach noted that Google is only pledging online tech support, meaning those wanting phone support will have to sign up for EarthLink's premium service.
Grilled about privacy concerns, Zweifach claimed, "We don't track or look at Web sites that anyone visits, but we do look at the number of computers accessing a node. But there's not much personal information needed to access the service.
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There are 13 comments on the The Journal News story from Mar 2, 2009, titled Loud 'know-it-all' from New Rochelle arrested in White Plains. In it, The Journal News reports that:
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#1 Mar 3, 2009
people better listen to the police when they ask people to movie on MOVIE ON. when the police will ask you to be quiet. BE QUIEK. my old saying is YOUDO THE CRIME YOU PAY THE PRICE.
#2 Mar 3, 2009
What Movie?
What type of "activist" are You?
Are you a real person?
I keep asking these questions but you never answer.
Do you understand me??
#3 Mar 3, 2009
Why do you bother with him? I think he's an old man with a serious chip on his shoulder. Don't waste your time with him. I can't make any sense of what he writes.
#4 Mar 3, 2009
Thankyou, I agree. He just keeps making the same
mantra with each posting. I was just curious if
he is for real. Some people seen to know him but
they never explain (nor does he) what type of
an "activist" he is. Thanks again.
#5 Mar 3, 2009
i am an activist that fight for human rights . i was letter people know about the malaniemum power plant in conn. how much clean water we need . of course the are fish and dead animals in the water.we should know the water should be clean and safe for the enviroment .human rights peace to all.
#6 Mar 4, 2009
Could someone pleas tell me what this person is saying or trying to say? Is this a secret code
or new speak? Could his initials "B.S." be a hint.
#7 Mar 6, 2009
This man is a very good fellow and activist to many, in your area, and has done much good, in several communities. Who the hell are any of you, to try to condem this good man, when none of you, have ever done anything....other then for your own self interests...Shame on you all!
#8 Mar 6, 2009
Brian, these people (scum bags) are not worthy of your interests in them. Just let them rot in hell.
#9 Mar 6, 2009
thanks jim dandy for the support you give the support you give to all me and all the communites .PEACE TO YOU
#10 Mar 8, 2009
If New Rochelle, is or was, such a wonderful place to live, and raise our families... why did we all leave? Why wou't. you go back to live ther now?
#11 Mar 8, 2009
Brian...I think we just got 2/3's of the post readers, gone forever! If you have something to say...Say it! You are welcome to chalenge me...I will answer as honestly and best I can, with what information I know of.
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Did you recognize anyone from the picture posted of the American Legion Post 8 gathering in 1953?
#13 Mar 16, 2009
As Jim says below....I dont know if it or isnt that New Rochelle is or isnt a wonderful place to live and raise your family....its just that people tend to move on for one reason or another...economically, culturally or whatever...that what America has been about...the influx of irish, Italians, African Americans....and now is the era of the Hispanics...50 years from now...who knows...its the way it is.
If New Rochelle, is or was, such a wonderful place to live, and raise our families... why did we all leave? Why wou't. you go back to live ther now?
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I keep reading posts about how everyone is upset that their moms or mother in laws want to be there for the delivery or want to help out after the baby comes home. I had my mom come for a week after both of my boys were here and it was the best thing ever. She cooked, cleaned, took my oldest to preschool and left me to do all of the baby stuff.
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Took a ride up to Lexington Center at sunset. Colder weather than we've seen in awhile, and blustery. Headwind going out kept me down in the drops a lot, staying small and low (insofar as I can do either). Tailwind coming back gave me such a boost that it recalled the time I got to ride a Swiss Flyer pedelec up an alp.
Last edited by rholland1951; 03-26-12 at 09:25 PM.
Yeah, my commute home tonight at around 7:30pm felt colder and more painful than anything else this year, and I've been commuting throughout the winter. I'm not sure if that's because my body got re-acclimated to the warm weather and is now shocked by the cold, or because I prematurely shaved my beard off on our first 80-degree day last week and now my face is naked.
(Staying in the drops didn't seem to help much -- I still felt like I was going backwards, and it didn't make my face any warmer.)
Quick ride up to Lexington Center and back after work. Weather was Massachusetts Vernal, a hair under 50 and cloudy. Rode through a gentle shower past Maple Street on the way out, then turned around and rode through it again, followed by what must have been its big sister. Mild temperatures and a happy choice of riding clothes kept it all pleasant.
Only half of my regular bike commute today, about 12.5 miles. A work crisis meant someone had to drive me to the train station or I would have missed it. That's okay though. The really stiff cold headwind made the morning leg plenty of work for today.
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Cool, quiet, relatively speedy evening ride on the Minuteman, East Arlington to Lexington Center and back, 10 miles. The trail was pretty empty tonight, Arlington cop patrolling on a Segway excepted. In the Low-Rent Astromythology Department, the formerly intimate conjunction of Jupiter and Venus has deteriorated into a sad voyeur-exhibitionist scene, with gaudy Venus strutting her stuff while Old Man Jupiter squats near the horizon and nostalgicly peeps up her skirt... projection rules as usual, I guess. Clear sky to start, overcast by the end.
Two wishes for tomorrow: 1) the snow passes to the South of eveyone on this thread; 2) none of the towns we'll ride through tomorrow freak out with the road salt tonight. Amen.
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31-mile loop to North Bridge, Concord, through Arlington, Lexington, Bedford, Carlisle, Concord, and Lincoln. Started in a chilly Seattle-like drizzle, but the rain ended after Lexington Center. No road salt that I could see. Happy ride.
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Nice 25 mile jaunt through the beautiful and hilly Northern Worcester County towns of Templeton, Westminster and Hubbardston. Got in before the rain. Looking forward to next weekend!
Did 44 miles on the tandem today. It would have been more but we had a technical problem - the stoker's BB started coming open. Danged French threads. I discovered the problem when we stopped for lunch by the Concord River. Made a quick call to Ride Studio Cafe back in Lexington and they said sure, come by and you can use our tools to fix it. Very generous of them! (If you've never been by there, do go by at least once. And be prepared for extreme friendliness!)
The weather was cool, sunny when we started but overcast by the time we were finished. As we were driving home it started raining, exactly as predicted. Don't think we could have crammed any more into the day.
Passing through Lexington the first time while the Lexington Militia was mustering on the green, presumably in preparation for Patriots Day:
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Hey GeezerPete I rode Westminster, Gardner, Templeton to Winchendon yesterday. I was taking my new bike out for a shakedown ride, I wonder if you were one of the riders I saw while out ? You didn't see a guy in a pink and black cycling kit did you ?
Yes it has been cool and while you all look fast, some of us are slowed by this weather. At least I'm not alone....
Life is like riding a bicycle. In order to keep your balance, you must keep moving. ~Albert Einstein
On Saturday, did 32mi on the fixed-gear from Allston to Lincoln and back with the Commonwheels gang, for Woolapalooza at Drumlin Farm. Herding dog demonstrations, the biggest pig I've ever seen, the Ritz Carlton of chicken coops, and of course, lots and lots of sheep, including a whole ton of adorable newborn ones. And delicious lamb chili, made exclusively with ingredients grown on the farm, including the lambs!
It rained most of the way there, but we were given a royal welcome -- we had called ahead to get the special members-only rate for environmental groups, and upon seeing us in our gear, just about every farm worker we met said "Oh, you must be the bikers!" The time at the farm and the whole ride back was clear and dry. Took stops on the way back at Cafe on the Common in Waltham for some excellent quiche, and then Russo's in Watertown to stock up on produce.
It was great fun -- if you missed Woolapalooza, try to hit the Sheepshearing Festival at Gore Place. (I'm going to try to get to that one too!)
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Hi folks. I'm just starting to ride again after decades away. I inherited this Canadian Devinci and love it. Yesterday was my fifth ride and my first to the old neighborhood to see my first house. I'm a former smoker, 66 yo recovering from quadruple bypass. Rode 9.6 miles yesterday, hope to break 10 today. PS ~ I'm in Brockton.
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Andy2302, welcome and enjoy!
Did my usual 25mi round-trip commute. Rode the Bianchi. Awesome bike. Wonderful weather too. I wore fleece pants this morning but byt the time I got off the train and started riding the temperature was up enough so I didn't need them.
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Sunset ride to Depot Park, Bedford, 20 miles round trip. "Sunset" a liitle too literally at first, the red orb in my left eye for fifteen minutes or so, along with a respectable headwind. Exchanged this on the return for a tailwind and a full moon rise. The middle of the ride featured a long, bright dusk that made Tophet Swamp glow.
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I didn't have a specific destination yesterday which slowed me down. I landed up at Mount Trashmore our now capped land fill, lol. However, I did break the 10 mile goal with an extra half mile to boot. Will try for 11 this afternoon.
28-mile ride this afternoon through Lexington, Bedford, and Billerica, including the Page Road hill, Dudley Road, and the Narrow-Gauge Rail Trail. The NGRT runs through a lot of conservation land (that'd be swamps), and I heard an unfamiliar owl call at one point. For its length, this ride offers frequent and arresting changes of scene; you just have to be willing to ride on Dudley Road's scabby asphalt. And, of course, rode past the "haunted convent", which is really nun of the above...
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Concord into Ayer and back on the tandem, about 36.3 miles. Heavy, frenetic traffic all day. Don't know if it was from last night's full moon or people prep'ing for Easter tomorrow. Between the traffic and the cold and the wind today was more stressful than usual. Still good though. We explored some new areas.
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We saw bunch of other cyclists. However be advised that those roads, especially Harwood and the second Newtown are very very hilly. Bruce has new pavement but Harwood is in only so-so shape. Crossing 119 back to Pope was a chore, and Pope northbound has a long steep hill. By that time we were wiped out for various reasons.
It's a route I wouldn't mind doing again on a solo bike but it's not a route I'd choose again on the tandem for pure riding pleasure.
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The '99 season.
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Dad and grandpa were Rams fans so I was a Rams fan. Growing up in NY we hated the Jets and Giants. I was a huge Everett, Ellard, Anderson, Kevin Greene fan. Also had a Bettis Jersey.
I went to School at Clemson and when I was there the team took off. I remeber I was going to go to Atlanta for the SB but there was a huge Ice Storm and my car just would not make it. Anyway after we win Dexter McCleon comes back for a hoops game and sees me in my Marshall jersey (I had vaguealy known Dexter from a few classes). Well anyway he takes my address and 3 days later on my porch was a box FULL of Rams SB stuff. Torry Holt Jersey, Dex jersey, pennants, pins, etc. When they switched jersies the following year he sent me the new one with a note that said wear this with pride around Clemson. Always been a Rams fan but that experience was awesome. Best game I ever been to was the 2001 NFC champ game in St. Louis, awesome atmosphere. I watch every game with NFL Sunday ticket, last game I was at in STL was the Cards Thursday night game last year, that was great too. I was at the Carolina game this year, thatw as not so good...
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When I was a kid in southern IL my parents raised sheep. Rams are sheep so I liked them. When you're 6 you can make decisions like that.
They moved to St Louis when I was 13 and were the closest to the home team I had. GSOT was my high school years
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I grew up in Whittier (now live in CT), so they were my home team. I loved Lawrence McCutchen and Cullen Bryant back then.
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I was about 7 when a kid walks into my 2nd grade class wearing a Rams hat. At the time I really had no idea what all the NFL teams were, and growing up near the Bay Area the Whiners and Raiders dominated the market population.
I loved the color and logo so much I started watching the Rams on TV. Instantly fell in love with the team and style of play. Yes, this was the GSOT era and this was the year we won the Superbowl against the Titans.
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For me it was just before the 95 season.
I grew up in the St. Louis area, and got beat up a lot by jocks, so I didn't car much about sports. As a result, I was never a fan of the Cards when they were in town. As I got further away from High School, I started to get more into sports. Baseball was fun when Whitey ran the team, but quickly became boring when he left, and the sport became a pitching duel against the home-run derby.
When it came to football, which was MUCH MORE exciting to watch than baseball, I tended to be a fan of individual players. Fouts was my all time favorite QB before Kurt Warner showed up on the scene. (As a side note, I was screaming to put Kurt in the lineup shortly after he was signed around Christmas of '97) Riggins was my favorite RB.
I became really excited about football coming back to St. Louis as an expansion team, and followed the newspapers pretty closely in that regard. I was so pissed at the league and tagbut when they did everything they could to keep football out of St. Louis (St. Louis was better prepare than J'vil, FL, but the league issued them the expansion team), that I really admired Georgia for having the moxie to tell the gud-old-boy network she was moving to St. Louis whether they liked it or not (sorry LA Fans). So I was a fan every since then.
I have since move to south eastern NC, and I am still a die-hard RAMS fan. I get asked a lot why I don't follow the "home team". I tell them I was hooked by the Horns, and they will rip my heart out if I leave.
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