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When did the Israeli right become so McCarthyite?
A bit of funding in the right place could nurture appreciation for freedom of speech across the political board.
Human right organizations are a nuisance. The moment the number of one of their PR people appears on my mobile, I groan inwardly. Another alleged case of wrongdoing by IDF soldiers in the West Bank. First, I have to sift through the initial report and decide whether there is any merit in it, which usually means an argument with the aforementioned PR person.
Next I try to corroborate the report from Palestinian and Israeli sources. And then there's the phone call to the duty officer at the IDF Spokesman's Office, who is going to say, "Why do you always believe what those anti-Israel people tell you?" (At this point, I should make it clear that I am referring in this column to Israeli human rights groups. The international ones simply publish their reports with much fanfare. They are not interested in working with the Israeli media to really get to the bottom of these stories).
B'Tselem, Yesh Din, Machsom Watch, Breaking the Silence and their ilk are nudniks, they are one-sided, they pick up any story floating around, often giving exaggerated credence to hearsay testimony and they have a tendency for overkill, conflating every report into a phenomenon. Yet we couldn't do without them.
With their resources and their zeal they are serving as eyes and ears, not just for the Israeli media, but for the Israeli public as a whole. Despite all the media's efforts, much of what goes on across the Green Line remains unreported and without the researchers of these organizations and their local informants, we would know even less. Yes, of course they are politically biased, and not all of their reports stand up to scrutiny, but they play a vital role in our poor democracy's system of checks and balances. They draw attention to what many of us would prefer not to know about - but have to.
Delegitimizing the human rights movement
A concerted campaign by the government and private organizations has been underway in recent weeks to delegitimize the human rights movement. The latest attack came from the neo-Zionist student movement Im Tirzu, which published last week a detailed study on the connection between Israeli human rights groups and the Goldstone report. Im Tirzu's researchers say the report contains 450 quotes from Israeli sources, 200 of them from either official government sources or the local media. The rest are from independent organizations, and for over three quarters of them information was provided by 16 organizations funded by the New Israel Fund. The study classified the quotes from Israeli sources as "positive," "neutral" and "negative." Of the 207 "negative" quotes that criticized the IDF and the government, 191 came from the 16 NIF-funded organizations. Basically, all the information was supplied by these organizations.
The bottom line according to Im Tirzu chairman Ron Shoval is that the NIF, which describes its objective as "promoting equality for all Israelis," is funding organizations "working hard, directly and in sophisticated ways against the IDF and its legitimacy and the legitimacy of the state of Israel."
What is being said here? Im Tirzu is not claiming that any of the information supplied by these organizations was false. It is simply questioning the very legitimacy of free speech in Israel. As Im Tirzu sees it, the human rights organizations and the New Israel Fund, which is funding them, should be tarred and feathered for pointing out that not everything the IDF did in Gaza was so great. Instead of trying to delegitimize Israel, they are trying to point out how, in their view, Israel should be acting to improve its legitimacy. What could be more pro-Israel than that?
Im Tirzu, I think, objects to these groups' airing Israel's dirty laundry by responding to the Goldstone commission's call for information. It forgets that in the correct democratic scheme of things, human rights organizations supply information about the authority's wrongdoing, its alleged trampling of individuals and minorities, and the government responds with its explanations. But the government refused to cooperate with Goldstone, a decision that many ministers and senior officials have since lamented.
If, indeed, Richard Goldstone is a vain and vindictive person, as some as his acquaintances have said in recent months, then the government would have certainly have been wise to make overtures to him and receive him and his commission with all due respect and supply them with expert witnesses and the extensive materials of the IDF's internal reports. I don't think that the Goldstone report would have given the IDF a glowing testimonial if the government had acted differently, but I am certain it would not have been quite as damning and obviously biased against Israel.
Some of the organizations that are pilloried by Im Tirzu do not support Goldstone either. Yael Stein, B'Tselem's research director told the New York Times two weeks ago: "I do not accept the Goldstone conclusion of a systematic attack on civilian infrastructure. It is not convincing."
Even if they disagree with the conclusions, these groups were still serving their purpose of striving for an open and transparent accounting by supplying the commission with information.
Im Tirzu states its mission as to "renew and reinstate Zionist discourse." Since when was Zionism about stifling free and open discourse? When did the Israeli right become so McCarthyite? The right's spiritual leader, Menachem Begin, himself a longtime victim of McCarthyism from the left, was a staunch believer in freedom of speech. Not that long ago, in the mid-1990s and during the disengagement from Gaza, it was the right wing complaining that it was being delegitimized and stifled. I think that organizations such as the New Israel Fund should see this as their problem also. If, indeed, they are so committed to the promotion of civil society in Israel, perhaps they should try and find a few right-wing groups also working for transparency and an opening of the public discourse, and maybe a bit of funding in the right place could nurture appreciation for freedom of speech across the political board. Let everybody be nudniks.


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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Kantor & Kantor, LLP announced today that eating disorders educator and policymaker Kathleen MacDonald has joined the firm as an insurance advocate and member of the health team, working on appeals for eating disorder cases. MacDonald is a nationally recognized expert in the education and prevention of eating and body image issues, as well as policy relating to eating disorders and mental health parity. For more than half her life, MacDonald struggled with chronic dieting, anorexia, bulimia, exercise bulimia, disordered eating, and body image issues, conditions from which she has fully recovered. "Kathleen's recovery and subsequent devotion to educating people about effective treatment and realistic body images has been an inspiration not only to me, but also to lawmakers, treatment providers, families and people seeking hope for a cure for their eating disorders," said Lisa Kantor, who founded Kantor & Kantor with her husband Glenn to fight for people with disabilities denied insurance benefits. "Her knowledge about this issue, her passion for mental health parity, and her sensitivity and compassion for people fighting for eating disorder treatment makes her a tremendous resource for our firm and our clients."In 2004, MacDonald partnered with the Gail R. Schoenbach F.R.E.E.D. Foundation (For Recovery and Elimination of Eating Disorders) as Education and Prevention Coordinator and as Insurance and Patient Advocate. As a lead expert, she helped research and develop the Education and Prevention section of the FREED Act (Federal Response to Eliminating Eating Disorders), the first comprehensive federal bill to address eating disorders, and is responsible for the inclusion of the Patient Advocacy section. In 2008, MacDonald became Policy Assistant for the Eating Disorders Coalition. MacDonald is a frequent speaker at national eating disorders conferences and on college campuses around the country. She has presented at a Congressional Briefing on Capitol Hill regarding the need for federal policy recognizing eating disorders as a public health crisis and at a number of national policy conferences. For her work, MacDonald received numerous accolades, including the Community Partner Award from Michigan's Community Mental Health Services and the Eating Disorders Coalition's Action Award. Her recovery story was featured in the documentary "Made Over in America." "My struggle with eating disorders was prolonged because I did not have access to medically necessary treatment," said MacDonald. "Working with Kantor & Kantor means I can help ensure that others have full access to their insurance benefits to receive the treatment they need and deserve."
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I've had my résumé gone over twice by résumé authorities in the past week. I know you want to keep them on target but I was surprised when both people advised me that my résumé should be no more than one page. No matter how long I've been working.
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- Aurora cop describes shooting that left teen paralyzed
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- Illegal immigrant charged with shooting girl near Aurora high school to face trial
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- More charges filed against Aurora Central shooter
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- 16-year-old Karina Vargas finds the will to walk again after being shot
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- Resource officers had day off when Aurora Central student was shot
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AURORA — Police have identified the man they believe shot a 17-year-old female Aurora Central High student outside the school Monday.
Luis Guzman-Rincon, 19, is in the Arapahoe County jail on $100,000 bail. He faces charges of attempted first-degree murder and first-degree assault, according to Aurora police spokesman Bob Friel.
Guzman-Rincon, a former Aurora Central student who was arrested Wednesday, is believed to be an illegal immigrant, police said. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has placed a hold on him.
Karina Vargas is recovering from her injuries after she was shot in the torso while talking with friends outside the school Monday afternoon.
Police say the shooting was gang-related.
"We're trying to determine whether it was gang- motivated," Friel said.
Witnesses at the scene said two gangs were arguing outside the school that day.
Vargas was not part of the altercation.
Police may be looking for additional suspects, as there reportedly were several more people in a car used in the shooting.
"There's a possibility there may be additional arrests in this case," Friel said.
A court date for Guzman-Rincon has not been set.
Aurora Public Schools spokeswoman Paula Hans said the school district has beefed up security in the area around the high school, as is standard procedure after such incidents.
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Yana Ultra by rust2dWatch
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model - Yana Ultra
model - Yana Ultra
hello, i would like to draw something inspired by this picture i was wandering if you will let me to. i will sure give you credits back ^^
( also my drawing will participate to a Diablo( the video game) fanart contest online ( nothing commercial)
( also my drawing will participate to a Diablo( the video game) fanart contest online ( nothing commercial)
ok - do it - but let me see when you finish it
Very cool pic!
And hey compliments to the model!
And hey compliments to the model!
Fantastically beautiful!
Wow .. !
Great shot
These eyes... she is awesome!
Spectacular lighting and gorgeous model!
delicate yet fierce.
it's like there would be something magic about it.. her eyes are captivating..
the look in her eyes... excellent!
klassnaya fotka! mne ponravilaac =] hah menya toshe yana zovut ^^
There is something about her look.
Caught my eye.
Caught my eye.
reminds me to 'Little Red Riding Hood' really nice work
love the expression in her eyes
so nice capture ! ...
She's gorgeous... Wonderful shot of her. Wow.
her eyes really stand out!!!!Great job
Beautiful photo.
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ahdry A.M.
Reminds me of Star Wars, only then much more authentic-looking. Excellent shot.
I think that after have check all your gallery I completly fallen in love with this women ! OMG she's sooo beautifull a real princess ! That's sad that I don't look like that lol She make soo great picture with her hair ... Overall you are a realy great photograph !! I realy love portrait and yours are so beautifull ! You know how to show the beauty of a body and the emotion of eyes Maybe one day I will be able to do something like that For sure I will keep on watching your work !
really good pic!
looks taken from a magazine!
really good pic!
looks taken from a magazine!
this is so beatuiful
A beautiful emotive shot. I love how the hood focus's you to her eyes along with the dodging around the perimeter.
Beautiful lighting! I love how the hood has put her face into the perfect light, and how the rest is overly lit. The expression is really good too, well done!
i absolutely love this piece. very sensual, reminds me of little red riding hood.
That look is priceless.
This is an amazing photo! Just love it! Brilliant work!
love how her eyes are the center, its like they're darker and lighter than any other shades in the photo. its great how you made the bonnet and everything inside it the focus, and the rest whitewashed. its just a fantastic shot.
i love the hood it makes her eyes stand out even more than usual
great portrait! I like also the overexposure of the hand... he give absolutely more power at the beautiful face of Yana!
great pic
the lighting is dead on
the lighting is dead on
I love this photo !!!
Amazing! those eyes are so captivating, wow!
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High school football: Discipline, determination pay off for Tulsa Union's Chris Hall
Chris Hall played ball when he was in the second grade. Back then, at the end of each game, he'd cry.
His teammates were fine, drinking from juice boxes and eating crackers. But Hall couldn't let the game he loved go.
Barbie Hall watched from afar while Chris habitually sobbed by himself against the fence. It became so worrisome to her that she sought help from a high-school coach.
"Look, my son cries after every single game," Barbie said. "What can I do?"
"Leave him alone," the coach said. "He'll focus it on the field. When it's all said and done, those other kids won't even be playing in high school."
Ten years have passed since Barbie Hall was put at ease, and her son not only plays high school football, he led Tulsa Union to the 2011 state title and verbally committed to play college football at the University of Tulsa. His performance earned him the No. 29 spot on The Oklahoman's Super 30.
Barbie said her son's determination and discipline are the reasons he's become an outstanding young man and football player.
"Everything that he has gotten he did on his own," she said. "Nobody made him stay in the gym late."
When Chris first stepped in front of Union coach Kirk Fridrich and his staff as sophomore, he said he played defensive end and wide receiver. Fridrich watched Chris practice at each position for two days before he decided to permanently stick Chris on the offensive side of the ball.
"We kind of laugh about that now," Fridrich said. "I think it's worked out pretty well for him."
Standing 6-feet and weighing 235 pounds, Chris plays the H-back position and is asked to perform a number of tasks for Union's offense.
He doesn't scoff at having to play more than one position. In fact, he relishes his role on the team.
"I do whatever I can," Chris said. "Block, catch — do whatever I need to do, the tough things."
Fridrich asks Chris to shoulder so much responsibility because Union's offense becomes more dynamic when he's is on the field. The offense can seamlessly switch formations and not have to worry about subbing personnel.
"We feel like he creates some mismatch problems for guys who are trying to play him with an outside backer or even a safety, because he can stretch the field as a receiver," Fridrich said. "But also he's big enough to come in and block linebackers."
Chris is willing to take on blockers and act as a decoy in passing formations, because, just like that second-grade kid Barbie remembers, he just wants to play.
"I've been blessed with the son I have," Barbie said. "He found something he loved when he was little, and it just grew."
The Oklahoman's Super 30
Every day for the next month, The Oklahoman's high school sports staff will bring you a feature story on one of the state's top football prospects, counting down from No. 30 to No. 1 on our Super 30 recruit rankings. It began on Saturday with No. 30 Trevan Smith of Edmond Santa Fe and will end on July 22 with the state's No. 1 college prospect. Sunday's featured player is No. 29 Chris Hall of Tulsa Union. Check back every day to see who's next on the list.
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Any views expressed in this article are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters Foundation.Tweet Widget Facebook Like Email Uganda's nascent mining industry could do more harm than good for indigenous people unless the government makes reforms and mining companies start respecting rights, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Uganda's government has promoted private investment in mining in the remote northeastern Karamoja region to bring economic development, but should implement reforms to respect the rights of indigenous people to determine how their lands are used. (Kampala) - Uganda's nascent mining industry could do more harm than good for indigenous people unless the government makes reforms and mining companies start respecting rights, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Uganda's government has promoted private investment in mining in the remote northeastern Karamoja region to bring economic development, but should implement reforms to respect the rights of indigenous people to determine how their lands are used. The 140-page report, "'How Can We Survive Here?' The Impact of Mining on Human Rights in Karamoja, Uganda," examines the conduct of three companies in different stages of the mining process: East African Mining, Jan Mangal, and DAO Uganda. Human Rights Watch found that companies have explored for minerals and actively mined on lands owned and occupied by Karamoja's indigenous people. But the Ugandan government, in partnership with the private sector, has excluded customary land owners from making decisions about the development of their own lands and has proceeded without their consent. Human Rights Watch also found that donors, including the World Bank, have failed the people of Karamoja by working to enhance the burgeoning mining sector without addressing indigenous people's rights, including the right to development. "Mining development could be a real boon to the people of Karamoja, bringing jobs and better security, services, and basic infrastructure," said Daniel Bekele, Africa director. "However it is still unclear how the people of Karamoja will benefit, if at all, from mining, or how the government intends to protect their rights during this process." Karamoja has long been thought to contain considerable mineral deposits and appears on the verge of a mining boom. Several extractives companies have gone to Karamoja in the past two years seeking natural resources, particularly gold and marble. The Ugandan government has massively accelerated licensing of companies to carry out exploration and mining operations - a more than 700 percent increase between 2003 and 2011. But the government's ability to support and educate affected communities and inspect and monitor the companies' work lags far behind. While foreign investment in Uganda has escalated in recent years, development of the oil sector in the western part of the country has renewed concerns about political patronage, the ability of civil society to critique government development plans, and corruption. The mining in Karamoja raises similar concerns. The report is based on research in Uganda from May to November 2013, including 137 interviews, 61 of them with people living in areas where companies are exploring for minerals or actively mining. Human Rights Watch also interviewed representatives of the companies, the central and local governments, the army, national and international nongovernmental organizations, and donor governments and agencies. Karamoja has a population of 1.2 million, many of whom are indigenous people. Those interviewed by Human Rights Watch described how basic survival remains very difficult. The region has a history of conflict, the highest rates of childhood malnutrition in Uganda, and periodic food insecurity. People have faced generations of colonial and state-sponsored discrimination, together with externally imposed "development" and the seizure of their lands for wildlife conservation and hunting. Over the last decade, the Ugandan army's brutal campaign of forced disarmament to rid the region of guns and reduce raids between neighboring groups has caused death and loss of livestock. With the increasing encroachment on their land over recent generations and increasingly extreme weather patterns, families have turned to artisanal gold mining for cash, intensifying community concerns about how large-scale mining will affect their survival. East African Mining, the Ugandan subsidiary of Jersey-registered East African Gold, began exploring for gold in 2012 in Kaabong without consulting the indigenous land owners, said Human Rights Watch. Instead, the first people knew of the company's interest in their lands was when employees and soldiers entered their lands and began taking soil samples from their gardens and even within their homes, prompting fear and mass confusion. While the company began holding community meetings months into its exploration, community members have continued to express confusion as to what the company is doing, how it may impact on them, and how they may benefit. "Eight men in yellow uniforms just entered my garden and started excavating - they said nothing," said one man from Lois parish, in Kathile, Kaabong. "They just started digging and taking my soil. I just looked at them. I was afraid. So, I couldn't get near them. They stepped on some of our crops and damaged them. I asked them, 'Why are you destroying our crops?' They said, 'It will be good for your survival…' We were afraid and feared to stop them. They moved around like a rooster, like this was their land." Time and again, community members told Human Rights Watch that they were confused about the private investors' intentions and long-term plans, unaware of the communities' rights or the government's obligations and companies' responsibilities under national and international law. The companies have consistently failed to secure free, prior, and informed consent from the local communities before they started operations on communal lands. The central and local governments have also failed to insist that the companies adhere to this established international standard. "This is a very bad situation for us, bad for my people," one Dodoth elder in Kaabong told Human Rights Watch. "No one consults us, and no one has told us what will happen next. Someone comes and occupies your land or takes your soil; it is something we haven't really experienced before. People will die. People will die for this land and this gold. We cannot survive without them." Jan Mangal, a company with roots in India's jewelry industry, arrived in Rupa, Moroto, complete with excavators and other mining equipment in mid-2012, with the support of high-level government officials, but without the knowledge of indigenous land owners or an exploration license. While the company has negotiated agreements with several individual members of the community for use of the land, many elders and most community members are confused about what has been agreed, and whether there is an agreement at all. This has prompted inter-communal animosity and accusations that certain elders have sold the community's land. DAO, the Ugandan subsidiary of a Saudi and Kuwaiti construction firm, failed to consult the community prior to cutting marble under its exploration license. While, after some time, it held several meetings to determine which families had households on the land it occupies and compensated individual families, tensions over land, employment, and water persist. The community's right to respect for their communal ownership of the land does not appear to have been clearly considered. The government urgently needs to create a land registration system that ensures security of tenure, particularly for communal land owners, and respects land rights of indigenous people. In the absence of such adequate protection, fears of land grabbing have proliferated. Uganda's land laws recognize customary land ownership, but the government has not granted such certificates anywhere in the country. Land is held communally in Karamoja and used for grazing livestock and growing crops, as well as for traditional purposes such as burials and spiritual shrines. Some groups migrate across the lands seasonally. There has been considerable governmental resistance to communal or collective land ownership involving large numbers of owners, as in Karamoja. "We said [to the company's employees], 'This soil is ours, not yours,'" said a local artisanal miner from Lopedo, in the Kaabong district. "They said, '[President Yoweri] Museveni gave us this land…' We said, 'You are so powerful. The government gave you our way of survival.'" Companies arriving to carry out exploration have promised communities benefits to mitigate the loss of land use and livelihood and other impact, including schools, hospitals, boreholes, jobs, scholarships, and money in exchange for their cooperation. But even as exploration or mining has continued, the communities have not seen the promised benefits. Nor was this based on any consensual agreement between the communities and the companies over the use of their land. Governments have a duty, and companies have a responsibility, to consult and cooperate with indigenous people to obtain their free and informed consent prior to the approval of any project affecting their lands or territories and other resources. This responsibility is based on indigenous people's right to own, use, develop, and control their traditionally occupied lands and resources, which has been affirmed by the African Commission on Human and People's Rights and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People. There are ample concerns about the government's willingness and commitment to protect the human rights of Karamoja's indigenous groups, Human Rights Watch said. Uganda's mining law requires negotiating a surface rights agreement with landowners before mining begins, and payments of royalties once revenues flow, but the law does not require any communication or consent during exploration work. And communities that cannot prove land ownership may not ultimately receive royalties or be able to protect their land. The presence of the Ugandan People's Defence Forces at exploration and mining operations has prompted significant confusion and fear, and is likely to impede constructive consultations with affected communities, Human Rights Watch said. International donors, particularly the World Bank, have had a prominent role in supporting Uganda's development of the mining sector, but so far, projects have excluded indigenous rights and therefore failed to set a positive precedent that would have supported the rights of the people of Karamoja. "Donor-supported mining projects have yet to successfully address indigenous people's rights in Uganda," Bekele said. "The key requirement that all 'development' projects, including minerals exploration, may only take place with the free, prior, and informed consent of the indigenous land owners needs to be at the core of all donor projects in Karamoja." Quotes from "How Can We Survive Here?" "I was surprised to hear some noise one day… Then we saw some soldiers. They stopped and we saw they had a machine. They took some soil, using the machine, and put it in polythene bags. I almost took off running with fear." - A woman in Lois, Kathile, Kaabong, July 6, 2013 "There is nothing bad about companies coming, but what we hate is the way they come in, don't show us respect, and don't show us the impact and the benefits of their work for my people." - Dodoth elder from Sidok, Kaabong Town, July 3, 2013 "We want to see our natural resources exploited but our people should not be. Pastoralism lives here, we are pastoralists. The land looks vacant but it is not." - Mining community organizer, Moroto, July 7, 2013 "If companies come, as a visitor comes to your home, they should first consult you. They should consult us, make us an offer, before they start work… Instead, they go to the government only, they don't come to us… You can tell whether a government is good by whether they consult with us [in making decisions that affect us]." - Dodoth Elder, Kaabong, July 4, 2013
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Harley Quinn by Michael-C-HayesWatch
©2011-2016 Michael-C-Hayes
A fun little painting, going outside of my usual fantasy box a wee bit.
12" x 18" oil on paper on board
12" x 18" oil on paper on board
This really does look like a photo. Mind blown!
It is amazing.
One of my fav comic characters, what amazing rendering! I knew your name from Artemis on another site and had spent hours going through your stuff, I am for sure looking for your book in stores I am a big fan
Harley Quinn ohh hell yeah.
Great work!
I love the detail on this and I miss this classic costume
Playful yet freaky..In a good way.
Beautiful! I love the textures and the colors. Very nice work!
I really like it... if you want, please watch me too!
this is awesome! my only question would be why didnt you make her face white?
wow! one of the best pieces of Harley I've seen!
Congratulations! It's very good work.
awesome! looks like real ♥
Love the difference between the background and the harlequin makes it stand out well, very nice.
great painting
I so wish this was a real playing card!! Love it!!
Amazing, I'm not sure I like the pink skin tone, but it may be just because my skin is the same damn color, lol.
Looks like my friend Emily..! Nice work
Gorgeous Work!!!
Love this character and love this painting! You're awesome!
Love this!
This is awesome
... and it's traditional too.
The wrinkled and shiny bits are cool
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The wrinkled and shiny bits are cool
awesome work!
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We get a fuckton of promotional CD's sent to us here at the Weekly. Some are horrible (Hilary Duff), some are awesome (Barcelona). Most are by bands you haven't heard of, hoping—praying—that someone like Brian Barr will give their album a spin on his ancient boom box.
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My trails are pretty rocky. I've got Challenge Grifos mounted but am wondering how well they will hold up. If they don't do the job, I figure Tufos are probably the best for the application, but am looking for other opinions.
My trails are pretty rocky. I've got Challenge Grifos mounted but am wondering how well they will hold up. If they don't do the job, I figure Tufos are probably the best for the application, but am looking for other opinions.
Races are an Hour long at most, and most courses loop by the pits to swap bikes if you brought 2.
If this is just riding trails recreationally , IDK tubs if you want , its your parade.
monster cross 29er bikes are an option..
Wouldn't clincher wheels & tires be adequate for training rides?
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This is training for racing on local trails.
Im old and slow , seems practicing taking the barriers, off and back on as seamlessly and fast as possible,
is the time saver.. around the course..
but have fun ..
I guess "Train on clinchers, race on tubulars" is passe these days?
You know, I was going to start the thread with a disclaimer about how "I know I'm using the wrong tires, the wrong wheels, the wrong frame, the wrong shoes, the wrong kit, and the wrong attitude, so let's just see if we can answer the question", but I thought it sounded a little too pissy. But as it turns out, the 'cross forum is just as BF as the rest of BF, so pissy would have been as good a way to start as any.
I'd ask if anyone knows a good cyclocross forum, but I don't really need to be told that I'm wrong to be looking for a good cyclocross forum.
My bad, I thought you were looking for other opinions.
But seriously, do you ONLY have tubular wheels for that bike? It seems bizarre to train on rocky trails with tubulars. Beyond my love of snark, I genuinely just don't get it.
To me it is not worth the risk to damage a tubs on a trail training ride where I might be a 1 hour+ ride from the car. I really do not want to walk back to the car.
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I would look for a tire with a synthetic sidewall like Tufo's or Specialized. The biggest issues with rocks are sidewall tears. I don't mean to be pissy, as you call it, but for the price of new tubies you could pick up a cheap clincher wheelset. To each their own.
I'm not one for fawning over bicycles, but I do believe that our bikes communicate with us, and what this bike is saying is, "You're an idiot." BikeSnobNYC
Another option are the current clement CX tubulars;
The are made by TUFO with similar construction technique. One problem you will find with almost all new tubulars is that they are made to fit the 33mm width regulation. THe extra tire volume afforded by wider tires would be very beneficial for riding rocks. If your frame has clearance, you could even do a tubular mostercross bike using 29'er MTB tubulars such as;
At any rate, folks, I really don't mean to get into a "tubular vs. clincher" debate. I've already made that decision for myself and just wanted to hear from folks who might have experience with the rubber coated and/or synthetic sidewall tubulars. Sorry if that wasn't clear in the OP, and thanks to the folks who've supplied their thoughts.


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