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The K-Edge Double Cross Chain Catcher is made specifically for cyclocross bikes with double chainrings. It is comprised of two lightweight CNC machined components -- a tidy clamp for the seat tube, and a triangular guide plate that mounts on the clamp. The guide plate has a slotted stem with 12mm of lateral adjustability that can accommodate any brand of drivetrain along with some variation of the chainline. The Cross Double works with double chainring systems and prevents the chain from being thrown inward of the small ring due to shifts in the heat of battle on bumpy racecourses.
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Mounted on an old road bike I converted into a flat-bar, dirt road cruiser. Had plenty of issues with chain drop until I installed this simple little bit. Took all of five minutes to mount and align, and haven't had a chain drop since. Boom!
Always thought this was for folks who never set the front derailleur limit screw carefully, until my chain (and I) fell off in a hill climb race. Got one. Tis beautifully made and easy to put on. I have put rubber solution (puncture repair type stuff on the bolts to prevent em from vibrating loose. A squirt of WD4o aids removal.
Looking at taking my SRAM Force to a single...
Looking at taking my SRAM Force to a single ring up front. Thinking of Salsa 42t BCD ring & guard. Going on a 2009 Ridley X-Fire. Not sure what "double" refers to, but at this price, it's worth asking: in the described configuration, will this work?
You want the single if you are going single ring. The single has a little notch on the top that goes over your chain not allowing it to pop off. Pair it with a K-edge guard and you are money. I am running the exact same scenario right now, salsa 42 tooth, k-edge 42 tooth guard and this Single guard. Its the best option out there. I ran double guards last year and this option is lighter, better looking and works way better. Its the bees knees.
Thanks - after further research, that's exactly the inner guard I ended up with. Went with the Salsa outer guard (44) and it's perfect for the 42 chainring. I think it will protect the chain & ring better if I should get high centered on a log/rock/barrier.


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Ted Kravitz gives his thoughts on final day of the third winter testing session at the Bahrain International Circuit.
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Alonso: 5th place tastes good
McLaren's Fernando Alonso was in buoyant mood after finishing in 5th place in Monaco.
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Pit stop problem 'a human mistake'
Red Bull Motorsport advisor Dr Helmut Marko believes his team handed the Monaco GP to Mercedes due to Daniel Ricciardo's pit stop tyre delay.
Sun May 29 2016
The Ferrari Quiz - Extended Version
Watch the Ferrari quiz in full as Team Vettel go head to head with Team Raikkonen with Sky F1's very own David Croft as quiz master.
Sun May 29 2016
The Ferrari Quiz
Team Vettel goes head to head with Team Raikkonen in the Ferrari F1 quiz at Monaco hosted by our very own David Croft. Watch the extended version here.
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Analysing Ricciardo's pole lap
Paul di Resta is at the Skypad to analyse a scintilating lap from Daniel Ricciardo which helped secure him his first ever pole position in F1.
Thu May 26 2016
Bianchi family 'want answers'
The Bianchi family lawyer Julian Chamberlayne explains why they're bringing legal action against motor sport's governing body.
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Unmissable Weekend
A feast of live sporting action on Sky Sports this weekend - don't miss it!
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Brundle v Raikkonen
Martin Brundle steps into a Ferrari to takes on Kimi Raikkonen in a road car as we look ahead to this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix.
Wed May 25 2016
Alonso showcases football skills
F1's Fernando Alonso showcased some footballing skills during a charity football game against Claudio Ranieri's All Star team.
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Brundle v Raikkonen
Martin Brundle steps into a Ferrari to take on Kimi Raikkonen in a road car as we look ahead to this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix.
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Verstappen happy with new engine
Max Verstappen was impressed with the upgraded Renault power unit he sampled during testing in Barcelona.
Wed May 18 2016
Barcelona test – Day 2 Round up
Sky Italy's Antonio Boselli recaps the second day of in-season testing from Barcelona, which saw Max Verstappen top the timing sheets
Tue May 17 2016
Sir Patrick Head - Lewis and Nico can work
Williams co-founder Sir Patrick Head believes that there is still a future at Mercedes for both Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg and claims disputes between drivers is completely normal.
Sat May 14 2016
Ted's Qualifying Notebook - Spain
Ted Kravitz analyses all the action from and offers his verdict on the qualifying session at the 2016 Spanish Grand Prix.
Sat May 14 2016
Verstappen 'the real deal' says Horner
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was amazed to have both drivers finish ahead of Ferrari in Spanish GP qualifying and believes Max Verstappen is showing he's 'the real deal'.
Fri May 13 2016
Hamilton on Ferrari
Speaking exclusively to Martin Brundle, Lewis Hamilton is asked whether he'd like to join Ferrari in the future. So what are the chances of him moving? The full interview will feature in our qualifying coverage of the Spanish Grand Prix.
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Lewis on 2016 and...
Watch Lewis Hamilton's exclusive interview with Martin Brundle as he discusses a difficult 2016 and his future in F1
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Kvyat's Game of Thrones
In a twist of irony, Daniil Kvyat reveals that he was watching Game of Thrones - a series involving scheming characters who are regularly usurped - when he found out he'd lost his seat to Max Verstappen.
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F1 Weekend Weather - Spanish GP
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Max and Daniil face the media
Max Verstappen and Daniil Kvyat face the media after it was announced the pair would swap places between the Red Bull and Toro Rosso teams, and Kvyat said there was no real explanation over the decision.
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Sainz - No problems between me and Max
Carlos Sainz says there were no issues between himself and Max Verstappen at Toro Rosso and their relationship always remained professional.
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In a Ferrari with Raikkonen
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Renault drivers Jolyon Palmer and Kevin Magnussen both think Red Bull's decision to swap Daniil Kvyat with Max Verstappen is unfair on the Russian driver.
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Mon May 9 2016
Button nearly joined Williams
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Ahead of the European Grand Prix, Ted Kravitz heads to Azerbaijan to check out the Baku City Circuit and look at the changes being made to host the race.
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Rosberg: It's extra special to beat Hamilton
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Symonds - Haas achievements fantastic
Williams' Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds thinks that the Haas F1 team's success so far in 2016 is fantastic, but has reservations their business model could erode the status of F1 constructors.
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Lynn backs Rosberg for success
Speaking on the F1 Report following the Chinese GP, Williams development driver Alex Lynn claims Nico Rosberg has what it takes to become world champion.
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Curing Holley HiccupsWritten by Jeff Smith on December 1, 1997 Simple Tune-Ups For The 600-cfm Holley 1850
The most popular street carburetor in the hot rod world is probably the 600-cfm Holley vacuum secondary carburetor, otherwise known as the 0-1850. They are popular for their wide range of application and low price. Mail-order speed shops sell a new 1850 for about $160, but used ones go for $25 to $50 at swap meets, and literally millions of them are out there.
According to Sean Murphy of Jones Performance Fuel Systems, driveability problems arise when hot rodders bolt this carburetor to the wrong engine. Murphy says, "I've seen 1850s bolted to anything from 350hp 289s to monster-cammed 454 Chevelles. Neither of these is a good idea."
Because the 1850 is designed with a somewhat lean idle circuit, driveability problems occur when it is used on an engine with a big camshaft and low manifold vacuum because the idle circuit cannot supply sufficient fuel to run at light throttle.
According to Murphy, the best application for this carb a 300- to 400ci engine equipped with stock or mild camshaft timing and 16 to 20 inches of idle manifold vacuum. Ideally, this engine would be in a 3000-pound or heavier car equipped with an automatic transmission and a 3.30:1 or numerically lower gear set. The problem with low manifold vacuum in the 1850 is it requires more idle throttle blade opening, which exposes most of the idle transfer slot to feed sufficient fuel to the engine to keep it running at idle. This often creates an overly rich idle mixture, which leads directly to a lean flat-spot just off-idle. This lean condition often leads to a backfire.
We'll examine the basic rebuild procedure for the 1850 as well as some quick fixes to cure the carb's hiccups. If you have an engine equipped with a big cam and low manifold idle vacuum, the 1850 can be reworked to deliver more fuel at idle, but it requires modifications best left to professional carburetor shops. (If further modification is required, consider investing in a carburetor with an inherently richer idle circuit, such as the Holley 3310.)
Let's tour the internals of this ubiquitous carb. Even if you've never rebuilt a carburetor before, the process is fairly simple. We'd recommend the help of a friend already familiar with Holley products.
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Disassembly can be difficult because Holley gaskets tend to stick and tear. You may need a gasket scraper and a small hammer to get it apart. Unbolt the primary and secondary float bowls, the diaphragm housing, and the primary metering block and baseplate.Removing the gaskets is a tedious job. Use a wire wheel to remove all of the gasket from all sealing surfaces to avoid a potential vacuum leak or a fuel leak.The 1850 uses a secondary metering plate instead of a metering block with replaceable jets. Use a clutch-head screwdriver to remove the countersunk screws in the plate. If you don't have the special tool, you can make a crude one from a Phillips screwdriver.Clean all passages with some sort of carb cleaner, then use compressed air to blow them out. This is especially important around the idle circuit passages since the idle feed restriction is 0.026 inch in diameter and easily plugged with dirt or gasket material.The main components of the 1850 include (1) the baseplate, (2) the main body, (3) the primary and secondary float bowls, (4) the primary metering block, (5) the secondary metering plate, (6) the manual choke mechanism, and (7) the vacuum secondary diaphragm housing.To reassemble, fit the baseplate to the main body of the carburetor, making sure the gasket is oriented properly.Remember to include the small steel ball (arrow 1) in the diaphragm housing location (arrow 2). This protects the fragile rubber diaphragm (arrow 3) from backfire damage.To assemble the diaphragm housing, place the spring in the cover, insert the steel ball in the lower housing, then carefully align the bolt holes of the cover with those in the rubber diaphragm. Be careful not to tear the rubber with the bolts.
Take care when assembling the fuel-transfer tube between the primary and secondary float bowls. Place the O-rings on each end of the tube and insert the tube in the primary float bowl first. Slide the secondary float bowl over the O-ring, making sure you don't tear it. A dab of spit or oil will help to slide the O-ring in place.Adjust the idle mixture screws 1.5 turns out from fully seated, then adjust the accelerator pump to provide at least 0.015 inch of clearance between the bolt and the accelerator pump arm at wide-open throttle. This prevents binding in the accelerator-pump cam assembly.


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State of the Sooners: Oklahoma's receivers entering the 2013 spring game
NORMAN — One of Oklahoma's more intriguing battles for playing time this spring is within its wide receivers group.
The Sooners lost their top two receivers from last season — Kenny Stills and Justin Brown — but return loads of pass catching talent.
Continuing my unit-by-unit look at the 2013 Sooners, here's a glance at Oklahoma's wide receivers entering Saturday's spring game.
No.; Name; Cl.; Ht.; Wt.
13; Durron Neal; So.; 5-11; 201
16; Jaz Reynolds; Sr.; 6-2; 198
80; Derrick Woods; RFr.; 6-1; 185
No.; Name; Cl.; Ht.; Wt.
18; Jalen Saunders; Sr.; 5-9; 160
3; Sterling Shepard; So.; 5-10; 188
No.; Name; Cl.; Ht.; Wt.
17; Trey Metoyer; So; 6-1; 190
18; Lacoltan Bester; Sr.; 6-3; 205
6; Dannon Cavil; Fr.; 6-5; 205*
Receivers analysis: Jalen Saunders played outside receiver at Fresno State, and said last month that he'd "love" to play there next season.
"Hopefully, but that's Coach Jay's decision," Saunders said of OU assistant Jay Norvell. "We'll see. … I've been working some outside, but not too much like that right now."
Whether he does or not, Oklahoma has plenty of good depth both at both the inside and outside receiver positions. Sterling Shepard played very well last season as a true freshman, and will only see his playing time increase.
Durron Neal and Trey Metoyer are each expected to make leaps in their sophomore seasons, and could be outside threats. Also, don't forget senior Lacoltan Bester. The junior-college transfer has impressed coaches this spring.
Bester signed with Oklahoma in May, when the Sooners' receiver corps looked thin, but the emergence of Saunders and Justin Brown meant a decreased role for Bester.
"Both of those guys came into the fold, both quality college players that had started and really produced," Norvell said of Brown and Saunders. "That kind of changed Bester's role or he would have played a lot more. Now with Justin leaving and Kenny leaving, Lacoltan's really getting a chance and he's just one of those guys that's bouncing around every day because it's like gameday."
Reynolds spent all of last season suspended, but was OU's third-leading receiver in 2011, catching 41 passes for 715 yards and five touchdowns.
"It's day-to day with Jaz," Norvell said. "He's had a really good spring and he's been very accountable."
Here's a full schedule for the "State of the Sooners" series:
Monday, 11 a.m.: Special teams
Monday, 2 p.m.: Defensive backs
Tuesday, 11 a.m.: Linebackers
Tuesday, 2 p.m.: Defensive linemen
Wednesday, 11 a.m.: Offensive linemen
Wednesday, 2 p.m.: Tight ends
Thursday, 11 a.m.: Wide receivers
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What Stops When a State Gov't Shuts Down?
The government of Minnesota has been essentially shuttered for a week since the governor and legislature failed to find a compromise solution for the state's $5 billion shortfall. But it's hard to imagine what it means to "shut down" a state of 5.3 million people. Here's what it means to them.


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|The Laughing Mom: humorous tales of motherhood
|Written by Susan Pfaltzgraff
The day the TV broke
Last summer, I recall arguing with my 2-year-old Melise about the TV. It had been a long, stressful day. I had used the TV to distract her throughout the day while I got work done.
By the evening, I was ready to take my turn in front of the boob-tube. Unfortunately, Melise wanted to watch Dora instead of a "Mommy show." No amount of reasoning would convince her that it was Mommy's turn.
"Not Mommy's turn!" Melise wailed, "Meese's turn!" (That's what she calls herself.)
I thought if I just started my show she would get over it. I turned on the TV and found absolutely nothing to watch among the hundreds of channels. Melise was crying and storming around. I thought I must have missed something, so I scrolled through the channels again. Alina, my 4-month-old, started crying, too.
I begged, "Please just let me find a show. Doesn't Mommy deserve to take a break?" Still she tantrumed.
Then I snapped like a crocodile: "It's Mommy's turn! Cool it, Melise!"
Finally, I asked myself, what are you doing? Arguing with a toddler over the television when there's absolutely nothing of interest on? How ridiculous!
I gave up and turned the TV off. I decided right then that Melise and I both needed a change of pace. I put us all to bed.
The next morning, Melise jumped out of bed and ran to the TV yelling, "Watch a show! Watch a show!"
I shrugged, "Sorry honey, the TV is broken." I prepared for a tantrum.
Melise said, "Oh, broken." Then she found a toy to play with. No tantrum.
That first day of my "Broken TV Project" was very quiet. I had to think hard about how to keep Melise busy, but she was happy all day long. She helped in the garden, read books, helped in the kitchen, played with her toys and danced to the radio. Every day after that just got easier.
For three or four days, Melise asked each morning if the TV was still broken. She helpfully suggested that I fix it, too. I told her that I would get it fixed, but it may take a while. She accepted it.
One result of the "broken" TV was that Melise became a book junky. We spent large portions of each day sitting on the sofa together reading. When I wasn't able to read to her, she flipped through the books on her own, telling herself the story that she remembered from the pictures.
Much of the reading was also done while she was sitting on her potty. It just happened to be a convenient spot to sit still and read. One day while on the pot, Melise finished a book, got up to get another, and as she came back to the potty she stopped dead in her tracks, her eyes on its contents.
Sounding a little nervous she said, "Poop in potty, Mommy." You would have thought I had won the lotto! It was the first time she had ever done it! Melise and I did a dance of joy around the potty. The next night we even invited her grandparents over to celebrate.
That was the last night before I got the TV "fixed." We survived—or rather, we enjoyed—eight days without it.
In the year since, we've had a pretty good run of watching less television. Lately though, we've had more tantrums involving it. Maybe it is time for the TV to brake again and reset our appreciation for the real world!
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How do my partner and I know if we're emotionally ready to have a baby?
How much stress does a pregnancy put on a relationship? How will our life as a couple change when we get pregnant?
What kind of stress should we expect?
What should my partner and I talk about before getting pregnant?
What other issues should we talk about before getting pregnant?
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Will we still be able to travel when I get pregnant?
How can friends and family members help us prepare for pregnancy?
How do my partner and I know if we're emotionally ready to have a baby?You're emotionally ready to have a baby if you're having it for the right reasons, with the right person, at the right time, and go into it with realistic expectations of yourself, each other, and your relationship.
The emotional demands of parenthood on each partner are enormous. Each must be prepared to commit to communicating and connecting to a new baby at all times and be able to accept the constant demands of a baby.
How much stress does a pregnancy put on a relationship? How will our life as a couple change when we get pregnant?Changes that come with pregnancy will, to some degree, cause stress in any relationship, no matter how strong it is. Pregnancy is a major life-altering event with important physical, emotional, and financial effects that you need to deal with in advance.
Working together will make pregnancy preparation and the changes you will need to make in the future easier, and help you forge a strong, healthy family. You and your partner must be ready, willing, and able to withstand a range of degrees of stress. Your levels of stress may intensify, diminish, and vary constantly; it may be difficult to predict.
What kind of stress should we expect?You must expect and be ready to endure feelings of stress, frustration, incompetence, vulnerability, and responsibility. You must be ready to act with total selflessness because that's what a new baby will require.
A key change is that you and your partner need to expect and be ready for interruptions of intimacy, obstacles to spontaneity, and limitations on your availability for each other.
Finally, relationship experts tell us that, ideally, any unresolved issues in the relationship should be worked out before pregnancy.
What should my partner and I talk about before getting pregnant?Sit down with your partner and ask yourselves the questions below. There are no right or wrong answers; whatever your answers, they will increase your awareness of your readiness for parenthood.
This will be a very important and powerful conversation. It may take some time and some soul-searching. Be prepared to have it once or twice or even three times to make sure you get to all the issues or to revisit issues that need more time. Be prepared to have insights into yourself, your partner, and your relationship that may necessitate additional consideration and conversation. Consider couples counseling to help resolve issues that are important to you and your partner.
What other issues should we talk about before getting pregnant?If there are existing problems in your relationship, discuss them openly and honestly now because they might escalate after you become pregnant. If you are unable to work them out, consult a professional, someone trained in family therapy.
This is especially true if there is physical (hitting, pushing, kicking) and emotional (yelling, scaring) abuse in your relationship. Abuse is never ok. Becoming pregnant will not stop abuse, and sometimes the abuser's violence escalates when his partner becomes pregnant. Physical abuse is a risk not only to you but also to your baby. It can injure your baby or lead to miscarriage or preterm birth. It is psychologically harmful for children to witness domestic violence. Also, child abuse is more common in families where a parent is violent. Get help right away. Go to our resources to find assistance.
Does my partner's lifestyle affect the pregnancy?Yes, your partner's lifestyle can affect your pregnancy. Therefore, we recommend that you ask your partner to adopt the same healthy lifestyle as you. We know that's not always possible. However, if your partner can't or won't change a harmful behavior or lifestyle, you need to think about the implications of this for yourself, your relationship, your pregnancy, and your family.
We strongly recommend that before you try to get pregnant, you and your partner stop smoking, stop drinking alcohol, and stop recreational drug use. You should eat a healthy diet and avoid exposure to chemicals and pollutants that may harm you and your baby or in some way jeopardize or compromise a healthy pregnancy.
We also recommend paying serious attention to your work and home environment and that of the child's father. Studies have shown that a man's sperm can be affected by chemical exposure and that the effects on pregnancy are most likely to occur from exposures in the three months before conception. This is because sperm matures in the testes over a three month period. A father's exposure to chemicals, such as some pesticides, has been linked to miscarriage and premature babies.
Additionally, your partner's lifestyle can have an impact upon yours. For instance, the benefits of your decision to quit smoking can be compromised by the smoke from your partner's cigarette (sidestream and secondhand smoke). And, his drinking or smoking behavior can influence your behavior. Your partner has the opportunity to play a major role in helping you avoid alcohol use and smoking during pregnancy.
It is easier to make behavior changes when you work on them together. Working together this way can also help bring you closer and help you build a strong and healthy family unit.
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2012 SEASON IN REVIEW: Since 2003 the Midshipmen of Navy have been putting up
winning records on the football field, but the team took a step back in 2011
when it won only five of 12 outings, so last season the program had to bounce
Head coach Ken Niumatalolo managed to push the Midshipmen to three wins in
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the opener for last season was played on the road, far away as in Ireland,
against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, which meant culturally Navy was at a
huge disadvantage.
On the field it was much the same story as the Midshipmen were dominated in a
50-10 final the first day of September. Luckily, the unit caught a break with
an additional week to prepare for a trip to Penn State, but even that didn't
seem to help as the visitors stumbled to a 34-7 setback.
Navy finally put a tally in the win column a week later with a commanding 41-3
triumph over VMI, but to put that victory in perspective, the Keydets won a
total of just two games all season against Presbyterian and Chowan by a
combined 17 points.
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week at home, getting blanked by the San Jose State Spartans, 12-0. But as
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its performance because SJSU ended up winning 11 games and put up major
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at Air Force in early October and the visitors slipped by in overtime, 28-21.
The victory began a five-game win streak for the Midshipmen as they conquered
Central Michigan, Indiana, East Carolina and Florida Atlantic, before being
dropped by Troy on the road, 41-31.
The Midshipmen rebounded with a 21-10 triumph versus Texas State and then, in
the 113th meeting between the fabled programs, slipped by Army by a narrow
17-13 final in Philadelphia on Dec. 8.
"It means everything," Niumatalolo said of the win. "That's our No. 1 goal, to
get the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy. I'm just so happy for these guys."
The trophy headed back to Annapolis for the first time since 2009 and for the
13th time overall.
Long before Navy went up against the Black Knights, it was locked into the
Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, eventually battling Arizona State near the end of
December. However, even with a strong finish to the regular season, Navy was
still overwhelmed by the Sun Devils, 62-28.
OFFENSE: Due to the obvious commitments that student-athletes at Navy must
fulfill, above and beyond what someone in their position is responsible for
at any school other than a service academy, maintaining stability on the
football field is not as commonplace. However, what the Midshipmen do enjoy
heading into the 2013 campaign is the same starting quarterback in Keenan
Still just a sophomore, Reynolds was a huge reason for the team's success a
year ago as he actually provided a threat as a passer, something that has been
rather rare for the Midshipmen. Reynolds did lead the group in rushing
touchdowns with 10 and was third on the unit overall with 649 yards on the
ground, but the fact that he actually completed 56.5 percent of is 108 pass
attempts, leading to nine scores and just two interceptions, meant Navy was
more than just one-dimensional.
Shawn Lynch, third on the team last season with 14 catches for 281 yards and a
score, is the top returner on the outside for the Midshipmen. Casey Bolena (12
receptions, 141 yards, one TD) and Noah Copeland (12 catches for 91 yards),
will again factor into the aerial attack for the unit, but make no mistake,
this is a run-first team just like Air Force and Army.
In 2012, Navy was sixth in the country in rushing with 278.5 ypg, averaging
better than five yards per attempt, yet the group scored only 28 touchdowns on
a massive 700 carries. Copeland, who tied Reynolds for the team high with 162
rushing attempts, finished second with 738 yards, but he scored only five
times on the ground.
Obviously, Copeland expects to be making his way into the end zone far more
often this year and that success will depend greatly on the efforts of the
three returning members of the offensive line -- Graham Vickers, Tanner
Fleming and Jake Zuzek. Vickers is the only senior of the bunch, which means
there is still some youth that can serve a major role on offense for the
DEFENSE: A season ago, the Navy pass defense performed particularly well,
giving up 215.2 ypg to rank 40th in the country. One would think that a run-
heavy team like the Academies would have some trouble stopping opponents
through the air because that is rarely a focus for them, but in this
particular case the Midshipmen did themselves proud and expect similar
results this time around as well.
The good news is that there are three returning starters in the secondary with
Chris Ferguson taking care of one safety position while Kwazel Bertrand and
Parrish Gaines handle the action at the cornerback spots. Of the team's eight
interceptions a year ago, two were logged by Gaines, who also just happened to
finish fifth in total tackles with 69.
Unfortunately, the only returning starter along the defensive line is Evan
Palelei who, despite tying for the team lead with a pair of forced fumbles,
was far down on the tackles list with only 29 stops in 13 games. The loss of
Keegan Wetzel, the team's leader in tackles for loss (15.0) and sacks (7.0) at
his linebacker position, will place even more pressure on Palelei and a new
crop of starters on the line.
Needless to say, after placing 100th in the country in sacks per game (1.38)
and 114th in TFL (4.15), the Midshipmen will need linebackers such as Cody
Peterson and Jordan Drake to step up. Peterson, sixth in overall tackles with
67, didn't have a single sack in 2012 and logged just two stops behind the
line of scrimmage.
"There's always good and bad," coach Niumatalolo said of the intensity
exhibited by his team during practice in August. "We're just trying to teach
guys the way we play around here, the tempo that we have to play at to have a
chance. Some guys kinda grasp it ... there's a few guys like Cody that
understand the tempo that we want to play at."
SPECIAL TEAMS: After starting last season at placekicker for the Midshipmen,
sophomore Nick Sloan is back to reprise his role and hopefully improve upon
his long-distance accuracy after getting his feet wet in 2012.
Sloan made 10-of-15 field goal attempts, but had considerable trouble with
anything beyond 30 yards. He finished only 4-of-7 between 30-39 yards and made
one of three tries from 40 yards or longer, that being a 41-yard conversion.
Should the Navy offense need to turn to him in a crucial situation, Sloan is
solid but just not the most reliable kicker to this point.
Handling the punting duties once more will be Pablo Beltran who took care of
all 44 punts for the program a year ago. Considered one of the better punters
on the list of Independent teams for this season, Beltran averaged 43.6 yards
per kick and had a long of 63 yards which means he is capable of bailing the
squad out of a hole from time to time.
OUTLOOK: The Midshipmen have a diverse schedule for 2013, although there are
those two mainstays in fellow Academies Air Force (Oct. 5) and Army (Dec. 14)
to focus on. The squad kicks off the campaign with a meeting at Indiana on
Sept. 7, getting a later start than most FBS squads. The home opener comes a
week later versus FCS foe Delaware.
Almost immediately, Navy catches a break in the schedule and does not head
back to the field until late in September with a road trip to face Western
Kentucky and its new head coach Bobby Petrino. Following the meeting with Air
Force, Navy hits the road for back-to-back outings versus Duke and Toledo
before hosting Pittsburgh.
As is always the case, one of the toughest tests on the slate is a date with
Notre Dame in Indiana the first weekend of November, a clash that could set
the tone for the program's remaining host gigs versus Hawaii and South Alabama
shortly thereafter. Unfortunately, the hometown fans won't see the Midshipmen
after the middle of November because the final two regular-season outings are
at San Jose State in California and then back in Philadelphia versus the Black
Knights in the middle of December.
Chances are Navy will record the wins it needs in order to make it to the
postseason yet again, but don't expect any wild upsets along the way.
The Sports Network


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Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/9/2012 8:50 AM EST
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/10/2012 4:14 PM EST
Seriously, follicular length is not something I've ever spent time thinking about before all of this! My u/s this morning showed a 16 mm, so at least they're growing! I go back tomorrow and I'm hoping that it'll be at least 18mm. DH is preparing himself by giving up coffee and wine this week.
How's everyone else doing? It seems like things have been quieter on here lately. We can't let this board crash and burn like the wedding forums did because I will lose. My. MIND without you guys. :)
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/10/2012 4:31 PM EST
WPP, those measurements look very promising. Here's hoping they continue to grow and you have a sucessful cycle!
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/10/2012 4:36 PM EST
That sounds good, WPP.
well, I'm almost 41 and not interested in medical intervention so chances are I'm out. But, I'm here for you guys, anyway.
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/10/2012 5:25 PM EST
WPP - I haven't forgotten you guys here in TTC, I just feel weird posting too often since I've jumped to pregnancy! But you all have my support, and I hope to see you soon with us on the the pregnancy (and eventually Infants & Toddlers) boards. Good luck with this cycle!
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/10/2012 8:47 PM EST
WPP--thanks for the PM! I will check it out. :) I'm glad those follicles are growing and I hope tomorrow they hit 18mm!
I also feel conflicted about posting here, because I <3 you ladies and want to offer support, but I also feel like it might be bothersome to have pg women posting on this forum. (I have had my share of days where I wanted to stay as far away from anyone pg as humanly possible, so I would hate to hurt any of you lovely women.)
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/11/2012 7:42 AM EST
You guys have great contributions; just because you are pg doesn't mean you no longer have anything worthwhile to contribute! It's not like you're on here to say, "ha, ha, I'm pg!" LOL You're here to offer support and knowledge you got in your own journeys. Yay!
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/11/2012 10:11 AM EST
I'm here lurking too. We are hoping to venture back into TTC land next fall. For now I'll be cheering you all on! WPP hoping for some excellent growth today!
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/11/2012 10:37 AM EST
AF returned again this month. So many people told me it would be easier the second time around though I don't think that is the case for us. We have been not preventing since last December and actively trying since April. We have an appointment with the RE today so we will see what she says. It is the same dr we saw last time which is good as we liked her a lot, she was honest with us and really let us choose. It is too bad that our insurance covers treatment "for life" and not per pregnancy attempt. They will cover 3 IUI's and if those fail 3 IVF attempts. We used 2 IUI's to conceive DD.
WPP- your measurments look promising!
Good luck to all!
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/11/2012 11:09 AM EST
Insurance companies sometimes feel like the most heartless things in the world. As if this process isn't stressful enough, it's the whole things of what's approved and who can supply what, etc. DH's company cheaped out on their insurance this year, so we're switching back to mine for January - when we're in the middle of all this. My PC's office is horrible, horrible with referrals, so there's that additional stress, too.
I was out Christmas shopping with my mom on Friday when I got the call that my health insurance was refusing to pay for coverage for one of the drugs I need. Nothing like a meltdown in public to get into the holiday spirit, right? Everything worked out fine in the end - they covered it if I switched pharmacies - but it's another reminder that there's yet one more thing out of my control.
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/11/2012 2:48 PM EST
Kar, don't count yourself out yet. A woman who works with me conceived her perfect now 5 year old daughter naturally at 41 after years of trying.
WPP, congrats on the new business! You are so close now that that follie was a 16 yesterday... almost there.
Kinga and Northern, this is probably a controversial recommendation but if I were in your shoes I would just fudge the dates. I did. I started trying last October and if I had waited the full year that is recommended I would just now be having my first appointment with an RE instead of 10 weeks pregnant after 2 ivf attempts. Granted I had shorter than normal cycles and started full force on day 1 of ttc with the OPKs and temping. So after 8 cycles I had a strong suspicion something was up. I made an appointment with my OB, showed her the 8 cycles of charting and fudged my dates a bit with telling her I was off the bcps for about 4 months before charting. At the time I figured I would get the basic testing done to put my mind at rest and if all went well I'd be patient and we'd just continue trying naturally for a while. Again I'm SO glad I did this. The testing immediately showed us that we'd never get pregnant naturally with DH's low sperm count. After our first IVF attempt and additional testing we also learned I have the eggs left of a typical 45 year old (I'm 31) and have a very short fertility window. I was barely able to squeak out a few eggs with the most intensive dosage of ivf drugs permitted this past cycle. So who knows if those 4 months would have made difference between expecting my twins and never being able to have our own biological children.
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/12/2012 5:07 AM EST
There's no need to fudge the dates. Just tell them you've been off BCP since X date. It's true. Let them extrapolate from that that you've been TTC since X date. If you tell them "I've been TTC since X date" and you haven't, it's a lie and insurance fraud. If you tell them "I've been of BCP since X date" and it's true, and they happen to make a logical leap from that that you've been trying since that date, then it's not fraud. Just don't tell them X date, if X date is not true. GL
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/12/2012 8:52 AM EST
Good to hear from the lurking ladies! We don't disown you guys because you're pg now or had your babies. You're all great support and also a reminder that it worked for you so maybe we have hope too.
My u/s showed my follicle over 18--I think I saw 21 on the screen!-- so they had DH inject me last night with the ovidril. The instructions said to push carefully so a drop appears at the tip of the needle (before injecting) and instead of a drip we got a little squirt. Is that bad? There was still a lot in the needle. DH was nervous about it but I figure they know people don't know what they're doing and account for that? I didn't think we lost much.
They want me to go in for a pregnancy blood test the day after Christmas. I may wait until the 27th after my parents leave because I don't want to have to deal with my reaction around them for either result.
Wed, I'm sorry your insurance are jerks. Is there a difference between your work's insurance and your DH's?
I tend to agree with SS on the insurance dates thing, but I would go with ALF's suggestion and first give them as little info as possible. "I've been off BC since X" if that's adate that will help you. Your insurance co will do their best to f you over during this process and you don't owe them any favors. I'm completely okay with working a terrible, ineffective, unfair, and broken system to mybenefit. They couldn't care less about your best interests or family and you need to take care of yourself.
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/12/2012 9:43 AM EST
Yay WPP! I'm so happy that this round of Clomid is working so far! I hope you get your late Christmas present! :-)
As for the dates, ALF pretty much described my situation. I ended up with a referral to the RE at about 9 months of BCP, but only 2 months of actual trying. (I had a 60 day cycle that brought me to my GYN's office, which lead to an ultrasound which lead to the referral. I didn't just start calling doctors because I was impatient.) My insurance covered the testing right away and the Clomid, but wouldn't cover any other treatment. The things that insurances cover and don't cover blow my mind.
Wed - Good luck at the RE today!
Thanks for not kicking the non-TTCers off the boards! I hope that we're still adding some advice and support. And I'd miss you ladies!
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/12/2012 10:01 AM EST
Hello all,
I also agree that anyone is welcome on this board... so keep coming. I've posted once or twice on the pregnancy board answering a question... and I hope and assume no one over there was bothered by it. We're all good friends now it seems.
I have a really silly question. And I know this has been discussed a lot before, but I am just totally blanking. What does EWCM mean as far as where you are in your cycle? I have always been someone who's just never had any... even before DS I remember never seeing it. I did have it after my HSG test, about 2-3 days later, and then ironically that was the exact same cycle I conceived DS. On Monday night (not to be way TMI) but I had globs of it. And if I'm recalling correctly, I think Monday was CD10. Had some yesterday morning too.. and now today, on CD12, everything back to normal. We BD last night (I was in NYC on Monday night) and will again tomorrow (CD13). I'm not temping or doing OPKs and having about 27-28 days cycles.. so who knows. When I was tracking with DS... I O'd as early as CD9 and as late as CD14 (according to temping). So I just can't remember what the EWCM means, especially never having it much.
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/12/2012 10:16 AM EST
From what I remember from reading TCOYF, EWCM means that you're ovulating or will soon. It sounds like you BD'd at the right time so hopefully this works for you!
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/12/2012 11:54 AM EST
WPP, I think you are ok with the shot. I missed up with my first IVF shot and still was successful. Good luck, thinking of you.
IPW, Crossing my fingers and toes for you too!
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/12/2012 12:32 PM EST
IPW- What WWP said. Good luck!
I was off BCP since August 2011 but not really 'trying' until Jan 2012. The RE was more than happy to order tests, etc. Basically by the time all the testing would have been complete we would have been at August 2012. Of course I got a BFP that didn't pan out right after meeting with the RE! So we didn't do the testing until it was covered as RPL testing.
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/12/2012 1:43 PM EST
WPP, don't worry about losing a little. They overfill them since they know how hard it is to get just a drop out. I squirted out a bit and it worked just fine. Oh and 21 follies is amazing!!! Drink lots of water and gatorade though since with that much action going on your more at risk for OHSS.
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/12/2012 8:19 PM EST
WPP, I wouldn't worry about excess squirting out, it happened to us too.
The appointment at the RE was uneventful. It ended up how I figured it would, we have to go through most of the original tests that we went through for DD again to see if anything has changed. The good news is that I don't have to repeat the HSG, though I have to do something similar where instead of dye, they insert a camera and look around. AF is expected next week, so I am hoping to get the day 3 stuff all done before Christmas.
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/13/2012 9:03 AM EST
Hi ladies,
I was just wondering what kind of lifestyle changes you have made while TTC (whether doing ART or not). For instance, coffee/alcohol/sweets, etc.? What have people eliminated?
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/13/2012 9:14 AM EST
In response to Sally2340's comment:
Hi ladies,
I was just wondering what kind of lifestyle changes you have made while TTC (whether doing ART or not). For instance, coffee/alcohol/sweets, etc.? What have people eliminated?
I joined Weight Watchers and lost fifteen pounds (and counting).
I still drink caffeine, but I've cut back a little. I did cut out soda for the most part (which killed me because I love diet Coke), but I have found the lifestyle changes to be good for my overall peace of mind, not just the TTC part.
Stress had been a big thing that's hard to control - my husband's got a concussion that's not healing, so a lot of things have fallen on me that don't usually. But it's been a good lesson that not everything is in my control and I shouldn't freak out about what I can't control.
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/13/2012 9:17 AM EST
In response to Sally2340's comment:
Hi ladies,
I was just wondering what kind of lifestyle changes you have made while TTC (whether doing ART or not). For instance, coffee/alcohol/sweets, etc.? What have people eliminated?
Hi Sally. You are going to get a variety of responses on this and people get very heated. Some, like me, have cut out nothing [b/c I've been TTC for 4+ years and got tired of depriving myself], while others have cut out everything under the sun that 'might' possibly be dangerous or reduce chances of fertility. One side thinks the other is silly; the other side thinks the other is taking unnecessary risks. Both sides are right. In the end, what other people are doing or have done is meaningless. You have to do what is right for you. If it feels right to cut something out, do it. If it feels right not to cut something out, continue to do it. GL.
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/13/2012 11:08 AM EST
Sally, ALF makes an excellent point (as always)! I will tell you that I didn't really cut any thing out during TTC. I found the whole process so stressful that it was important to me to keep some sense of normalcy with the things I could control. I was already eating a fairly healthy diet and exercising regularly in an effort to lose some weight but I didn't change anything else specifically for TTC.
Re: December 2012 TTC
posted at 12/13/2012 12:38 PM EST
Not much, I started taking a prenatal and I've been trying to drink more water and less soda (not completely cutting it out though).


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Zoo officials say the yet-to-be-named cubs will continue to be on exhibit every day within that time period until they are bigger and can stay out longer.
Much like the Akron Zoo had done with their new octopus, Cora, a naming contest will be held for the baby snow leopards.
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OCALA - Two men who burglarized an Ocala home on Wednesday were apprehended, one by the homeowner, the other by law enforcement officials, according to authorities.
Deputy Robert Youmans responded to a home on Northwest 63rd Place in reference to a burglary. On scene, the deputy took one of the men, Eric Vinson, into custody.
The homeowner, who surprised the burglars, chased them and was able to apprehend Vinson and hold him at gunpoint in the 900 block of Northwest 64th Place.
Aside from patrol deputies, detectives from the agency's newly created Property Crimes, Apprehension and Tactical Investigations unit, together with Air 1, went to the location and were able to locate and arrest Deonte Mack not far away.
Vinson was transported to a district office for an interview. There, he told detectives he and Mack went to the victim's residence and that Mack, 19, went to the back and entered the home. Vinson said he remained outside, acting as a lookout.
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It's the final round of the semi-finals tonight on Live To Dance. The final six acts will dance for judges Paula Abdul, Kimberly Wyatt, and Travis Payne for a shot to advance to the finals. If they are not the one act chosen by the judges, the viewers will have a shot to vote in one last act into the finals for a chance at winning $500,000.
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