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Looking for a new (old) bike and found this: http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-PEUGEOT-...item3360a36d15 I already don't know much about Peugeot bikes, and this seems like it may have a mish-mash of parts on it. How much is this bike worth?
Looking for a new (old) bike and found this: http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-PEUGEOT-...item3360a36d15 I already don't know much about Peugeot bikes, and this seems like it may have a mish-mash of parts on it. How much is this bike worth?
Lovely, dig that color scheme. Looks similar in some respects to cudak888's '78 PY-10 but without the chrome and gold bling so perhaps it's a PX or PV? Definitely late 70s.
3 tubes of straight gauge 531. Cheap simplex parts. Questionable fork.
Probably a fine riding bike but not worth the price.
Edit: certainly an early 80s model.
Good simplex seatpost and possibly luxe comp hubs.
stronglight 107 cranks
nice looking bike. the fork you say? I was wondering....something seemed ...off but ...
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I think that's a PKN-10. Very nice bike. I sold some of those. Not as light or fancy as a PX-10, but it rode great. I would say it is worth $300 or possibly more.
I don't think the fork is bent. The front brake cable is too long and bent back, and it could be deceiving our eyes.
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Looks like it has Stronglight 105 crankset in the 'drillium' version.... 122 mm bcd, tricky to find replacements
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It's a 1980-ish PKN10E "Competition". The crank is a 104, not a 105. It was second from the top in the lineup. It might be worth $300, at least in my area, if it didn't have a bent fork.
Yeah, the fork looked sketchy in the photo, but it's local to me so I could always check it out in person. I think I may just lay back, I doubt it's going to go for minimum bid but we'll see. Thanks for clearing that up.
Do I have to say it ?
Bent fork, check in person.
I looked at the pictures repeatedly, and I also wonder if the the fork is bent. If you drop a line from the stem, through the head tube, and down through the fork, it just does not look 100% kosher. If the fork is straight, I think that the $300 price is fair. If not,.......
3 main tubes of butted 531 steel
Simplex SX mechs; they work well and are much more durable than earlier Simplex mechs.
Model is from 1979/1980 period.
I agree, very questionable fork. Value with a decent fork is in 200-300$ range.
Yes, it's true. Usually the forks don't look like this.Originally Posted by hopeful ebay seller
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Maybe the seller could take a close up of this area... cracks or ripples in the paint or missing paint is always a warning sign.
I think the fork is straight.
Sadly, it's just the rest of the world that is bent.


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An inspirational story that reminds us all to celebrate the small things in life.
For 17 years Marie-Therese Khan could move nothing but her eyelids, yet her mind was intact. She died on August 22, leaving this list of the joys of life, which she blinked out, as her moving epitaph.
June 9, 1994, started like any other day for Marie-Therese Khan, from Dubbo, in north-west NSW. She took her three young sons – aged six, three and 18 months – to school and day care, went to her job in a travel agency and then, at lunch time, went to the food court. She was ordering a doughnut when suddenly the world started to spin. She went down and never got up again.
The long-term prognosis was grim. Khan, then 35, had suffered a brain stem infarction, a stroke that affects the brain stem and brain, and was suffering from locked-in syndrome, a rare condition that leaves the sufferer unable to move any part of their body except the eyelids. It has been described as like being buried alive.
Khan spent the next 10 months in a hospital bed, completely unable to communicate or move. Some nurses even presumed she was in a vegetative state. Her sister, Annette, knew otherwise and devised a method by which she would run through the alphabet and Khan blinked out whole sentences.
Her first words were: "Don't leave me out of anything", followed by: "I am still me."
Recently, a fascinating article written by a retired Californian doctor winged its way around the world. Dr Martin Welsh has a neurological disease which will eventually leave him trapped inside a paralysed body. In his article, he wrote how he has made a list of 100 things that make life worth living – kissing his wife, hugging his child, walking into the garden to smell a rose. He wrote that when the list was reduced and outweighed by negatives (no longer able to walk, toilet himself or turn in bed), it was time to say enough.
Khan, one of the world's longest-surviving patients with locked-in syndrome, spent 17 years at the stage Dr Welsh presumably believes would be too much for him to bear. She was unable to do anything for herself except blink, yet many opinions, requests, questions and jokes were communicated through the fluttering of her eyelids.
Her nursing home room was full of visitors and often echoed with the laughter of her sons Luke, Blake and Mitchell. Recently we asked her: could she come up with a list of 100 things that made her life worth living? Not only did she say she could, she proceeded to blink them out.
Khan died suddenly in her sleep just days after finishing her list.
Here are her top 100 reasons why life is great. It's an inspiration for anyone who struggles to find reasons to be cheerful.
100 reasons why life is great
1. Every time I see my beautiful sons – especially when all three of them visit together and we are a complete family.
2. Watching, reading or hearing about sport. My favourite is NRL and I started supporting the Canterbury Bulldogs when I was 17 and living in Sydney. I'm a particular fan of Andrew Ryan. He's from Dubbo and went to school with one of my nephews.
3. Being able to communicate through blinking out the alphabet.
4. Spending time with my sister, the person who first realised I could still communicate and helped me devise the method.
5. Receiving gifts and letters from strangers who have been touched by my story. I have received handmade jewellery and even the most beautiful patchwork quilt which gives me pleasure every time I look at it.
6. Being taken out in my wheelchair to watch a concert.
7. Witnessing the best side of human nature every day in the form of the kind nurses who tend to me.
8. Watching travel and animal documentaries. About five years ago I watched a documentary that had so much impact on me – it was about a lady from Australia who went to Calcutta, India, for six months to help sick people. I promised God that if I was healed or a cure found before I turned 50, I would go and help her but the miracle didn't happen. That documentary still plays on my mind. It should have received more exposure so more people could help.
9. The prospect of one day becoming a grandmother. After seeing my sister Annette and the special love she has for her first grandchild, Sienna, I know I cannot miss out – although it will make me long for that miracle all over again. Imagine not being able to cuddle my grandchildren.
10. Having my five nieces and nephews visit and kiss me on the forehead. I must have the most kissed forehead in the world!
11. Watching The Bold And The Beautiful which has been my favourite soapie for over 20 years.
12. The laughs I have when a male nurse tries to put my make-up on for me.
13. Attending a party – recently, it was my great-niece Sienna's first birthday. She had a fairy party. I had wings on my chair. I had heaps of fun.
14. Having my hair streaked and styled. I am sure I levitate a little and become a little unlocked when I've had my hair done.
15. Daydreaming – I can still boogie board down a wave in my dreams.
16. Being wheeled to church to worship and pray with others. I hope that they, too, pray for a miracle for me.
17. Technology which allows me to watch what I want when I want. In fact, I frequently marvel at the huge choice of entertainment that's available to me now.
18. Having friends confide in me – they know I will never accidentally blurt out a secret!
19. Having time for reflection and reminiscence.
20. Being told a joke – people write down my favourites in a special book for me, but I have to hide it from my mum. Some of them are a bit rude.
21. Making jokes. I love seeing people laugh.
22. Prayer.
23. Being given a warm hug.
24. Talking Books. One day a sister was giving me my medication and the author started to describe a love scene. She said, "What have I been missing out on?" I was thinking the same thing myself!
25. Having my nails and make-up done. I always like to look my best, especially if I'm attending a do.
26. Buying a new dress - my mum or Annette gets it for me and then a friend alters it by cutting it down the back and sewing velcro to make it easier for the nurses to dress me. The Tree of Life is a favourite – lots of bright colours and embroidered fabrics.
27. The postcards I receive from Gloria Jean. She is an 80-year-old woman who heard about my situation several years ago but has sent me a postcard every week ever since.
28. The pride I feel every time I see what a clever, kind man my son Luke has grown into. The consideration with which he treats his girlfriend Ella never fails to move me.
29. My CD. I blinked out the lyrics, a friend set them to music for me and we've sold copies to help me raise a little money for my boys.
30. Seeing a new baby.
31. Hearing the weather forecast – it always makes me start thinking about the day ahead. If it's sunny and clear, someone might take me out for a while in the morning so I can sit in the fresh air. If it's raining, I know it might interfere with a visit to Annette's as I can get bogged.
32. Seeing all those old friends who didn't desert me after my collapse, who overcame their fear of my illness and still share in my life.
33. Receiving a phone call or visit from the new friends who have come into my life. Young people from Luke's university regularly hear my story and pay me a visit.
34. Seeing my relatives some of whom have to drive hours to visit me.
35. My birthday parties – especially the big ones like my 40th and 50th where I have been wheeled around in my chair to the music.
36. Having a Baileys Irish Cream Liquer down my feeding tube (something I do to celebrate those birthdays!). I don't mind a Brandy Alexander either.
37. Leaving the nursing home where I live three times a week to spend the day with my sister Annette at the house she built so that she could care for my three children and hers all under one roof.
38. Family Christmases. Annette has not let me miss one.
39. Being around young children. They are so funny. At church once, a little boy was staring at me and his mum told him off saying: "She's still all there." He reached out and touched my arms and legs. "Yes," he said. "She is still all there, isn't she?"
40. Having a cat or kitten jump on my lap.
41. The cute house puppy we have at our nursing home.
42. The view from my window, there is a fountain and the staff plant a range of colourful flowers.
43. My sense of taste. I can still enjoy flavours.
44. The feeding tube which was inserted so that I could enjoy real food again. Before that I was existing on invalid drinks. They made me gag.
45. The food I can now have pureed and fed to me in that tube. My favourites are pavlova, caramel cheese cake and a baked dinner.
46. Receiving an SMS on my mobile – especially from one of the boys.
47. My comfortable chair which allows me to leave the home and go out.
48. The special disabled taxi with its hydraulic lift which transports me everywhere.
49. The taxi drivers who have come to know me and always share a joke.
50. My special mattress which prevents me from getting pressure sores - I can only lie on my right side, it is too painful to lie on my left.
51. My sense of optimism. It rarely leaves me. I still hope for a cure.
52. My computer which stores the memoirs I am blinking out, provides me with information and sends my emails to friends.
53. Being bathed.
54. Mum's warm greeting every day and every night. She comes to visit every day and never leaves without saying: "I love you, Marie-Therese. Good night and God bless."
55. Writing (well blinking) about my ultra changed life so that other people can understand what it's like and perhaps appreciate the things they take for granted a little more.
56. Having people tell me how I have inspired them or how proud I make them.
57. Knowing that I am loved, that people still want me around and I am not considered a burden.
58. Doctors who come up with ideas and treatments to improve my life.
59. Being taken to visit my mum's house – she still lives in the same place where we grew up.
60. Seeing the sunlight stream into my room every morning.
61. Listening to CDs.
62. Becoming a great aunt and having my great niece Sienna lie on my bed next to me.
63. Hearing friends play the piano – especially when they're doing it for me.
64. Earning a place on the honour board at St John's College. I went there for my 40th school reunion and had enjoyed a great night when the principal announced he was going to present and award to a special lady. When he gave me my certificate Annette said on my behalf that although I have Locked-in Syndrome I can still achieve great things.
65. Sharing a laugh with friends when they misinterpret what I'm trying to say.
66. Those days when I am so engrossed in what I'm listening or watching, that I forget I am sick.
67. Listening to the radio – I used to particularly like a segment: Excuse For The Day For Being Late For Work. I was always missing the bus for work and being late when I lived in Sydney. One day though I told my manager it was because the chooks had escaped and we had to chase them across the road. I don't think he got the joke.
68. The smell of the oil burners that keep the nursing home smelling fresh and fragrant.
69. Hearing about someone's holiday or travels – I always loved to travel and worked in the travel industry so this is the next best thing.
70. Flirting.
71. Seeing a sunrise or sunset.
72. Hearing about people's travel trips – I travelled a lot when I was younger and worked in a travel agent myself. I used to love hearing people's stories when they returned from trips I'd organised.
73. Seeing new blockbuster movies.
74. A home-cooked soup made by my family.
75. Hearing a happy, bubbly nurse come into my room at the start of the day.
76. Hearing my son Blake laugh with his new girlfriend and seeing how much more settled he is since he's been dating her.
77. Watching my son Luke's progress now he has graduated from university.
78. Waching my youngest son Mitchell start his degree.
79. The enjoyment of people still needing to ask me how to spell difficult words.
80. The wonder and anticipation of new devices and procedures that are introduced to help make my life easier and more comfortable – at the moment I am waiting for a new computer.
81. Having people show me their photo albums.
82. Chocolate. I love to have a square melt in my mouth – especially if it's Cadbury's or Lindt!
83. Hermes or Chanel no 5 perfume.
84. Receiving a massage.
85. Wearing little slippers that match my dress – I have always enjoyed dressing well. In fact when I first collapsed one of the few conscious thoughts I can still remember was being distressed that the paramedic had to cut off the new shimmery gold top I had bought to help me breathe. I'd only worn it once!
86. Buying new cosmetics. I love seeing all those little packages – Mary Kay, Revlon, MAC and L'Oreal are my favourites.
87. Hearing a song I used to dance to when I was still young. I find myself dreaming that I can still dance so hard I can make the floor bounce!
88. Looking at art, especially my Darcy Doyle prints, he paints the Australian bush, landscapes and historical scenes.
89. No longer feeling I have to do housework. I was never keen on dusting and ironing and when I think about it, there is a small pleasure in no longer having to clean the oven!
90. Seeing all my familiar possessions in Annette's house. My trunks, my camphor chest, a big coffee wheel sign, the china cabinet with my Royal Albert china. I don't have room for them at the nursing home. It really does feel like home to me as we have very similar taste and the open plan design and high cathedral ceilings are exactly what I would have chosen.
91. The beautiful moisturiser my mum's neighbour, Alwyn makes from bees wax and olive oil. She's been keeping me in moisturiser ever since I fell sick.
92. Affirmations. 'Live, learn laugh' is a favourite.
93. Making New Year's resolutions. My last one was to keep being happy and accept what I can't change.
94. The fact that personality isn't a voluntary muscle. Although my body has been damaged, my personality hasn't and I still retain my passion for motherood, love of friendship, strong will, independent nature, desire to interact with others and my Christian values.
95. The fact that my children are as chatty as I once was and have always easily kept me up to date with what's happening in their lives.
96. My mum's strength. She has never given up hope that I will recover and she has rarely wept in front of me. She inspires me to be as strong as she is.
97. Oxygen tanks. There have been a few times when a simple cough has left my head leaning forward blocking my tracheotomy. If it hadn't been for the intervention of nurses with oxygen tanks, that could have been it!
98. The fact that I was single when I collapsed. Strange though it may seem, I think it would just be too difficult for a partner to cope with a person in my situation.
99. Receiving an invitation to a wedding or party. There is nothing better than to nod off to sleep thinking: "I've got a lot to do tomorrow."
100. Being taken outside to sit in the sunshine. There is a very special place in the garden at Lourdes Hospital (Dubbo) where I live. A little grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes sits amongst the roses with its own little fountain. My religion means a lot to me. It's helped a great deal towards my acceptance of my life.
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CEO - ApplicantPro
Sara is the CEO of JobMatch LLC, dba ApplicantPro, easy to use hiring software that has simplified and optimized the hiring process for almost 3,000 companies and HR Professionals since 2005. She also provides talent management consulting. Prior to this, she consulted at eBay building technology career pathway programs through her own consulting firm, IFINIDI. She was the VP of Strategic Development for Patent Law Works LLC, a silicon-valley based intellectual property law firm. She gained deep understanding of professional learning while heading business development and product development at School Improvement Network building video and technology K-12 PD learning products. She began her career as a patent attorney at Workman Nydegger, working her way up to shareholder, practicing in the software arts. She has her law degree from BYU and a chemical engineering degree from the University of Utah.
Co-founding Women Tech Council in 2007 is a personal highlight for Sara, allowing her to support economic opportunity for women and girls in tech. She is still active on the board, driving thought leadership, operations, and strategic partnerships. Women Tech Council has grown to a community of almost 7,000 women and men through its membership and social channels. Sara was recognized as Utah Business's 40 under 40, Utah's Legal Elite, and enjoys public speaking on thought leadership and career development.
Julie Simmons - VP Education
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Julie is passionate about helping young women. She is also the CEO of a women's empowerment company, that publishes a website, www.lookilulu.com. Julie also serves on the Career Technology Advisory Board for Weber School District
Gretta Spendlove - VP TechTalks/Legal Counsel
Shareholder at Durham Jones & Pinegar
She practices corporate and real estate law. Gretta works with growing companies in structuring their businesses, obtaining financing, and protecting their intellectual property and other assets. She also handles commercial real estate development, sales, and leasing. Gretta is actively involved in the Utah business community. She has served as vice president of the Salt Lake Rotary, president of Women Lawyers of Utah, and chair of the Real Estate and Business Sections of the Utah State Bar. She is presently a member of the Board of Directors for the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce Women's BusinessCenter and a member of the Advisory Board for the Zion's Bank Women's Financial Group. Gretta writes for Utah Business.
Dr. Angela Trego - VP Women Tech Groups
Faculty Member at Utah Valley University
Dr. Angela Trego, PE, currently works at Utah Valley University as a faculty member in Technology Management. She is also a consultant providing expertise in program management and teaching technical short courses. She has worked at Varian Medical Systems, ATK, Becton Dickinson and The Boeing Company. Dr. Trego has two patents and is the author of over 50 publications and presentations. She graduated from Brigham Young University with a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering. She is an associate fellow member of AIAA. Angela is actively engaged in mentoring, Expanding Your Horizons, the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics and on the executive board of directors for Women Tech Council.
Laura Wagner, Treasurer
Audit Manager Grant Thornton
Laura is an audit manager in the Grant Thornton Salt Lake City office. She serves clients in a variety of industries, particularly in technology and not-for-profit. Laura has served organizations, both publicly traded and privately held, that range from small, entrepreneurial companies to expanding not-for-profits to multi-national corporations. Laura is also active in our Salt Lake City technology industry group. In addition to her role as Treasurer for the Women Tech Council, Laura serves on the board of the Utah Chapter of the American Women's Society of Certified Public Accountants. Laura graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Madison with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Accounting and a Master of Accountancy degree.


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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Prototyping Minimum http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=6121&th=1299#msg_6121 <![CDATA[Has anyone come up with a solution to the $25 minimum on the buying for working on small pieces?

 For instance, I'm wanting to do some Lego Minifigure Custom pieces but I really need to test whether my Lego Minifig Bodyparts are actually scaled correctly before I make any customization to my models. Well, I can't just order one minifig head, because that's a $0.73 model?! So I'm kinda stymied?!

 I can't start modeling custom weapons and headgear and body gear for the minifigs until I know the models I have for the minifigs are to scale... but I can't get them to scale until I order a full minifig which would come to roughly $3.00 all together?!

 Ugh! Frustrated.

 I'm not giving up mind you, but this kinda sucks. There should be some way to more easily deal with these situations, so here is my plea to the community. What do YOU do?

 To the guys that WORK at Shapeways? I would even be happy if you could print out a minifig from the pieces I upload and compare them FOR me, rather than me spend $25 for $3.00 worth of models... I just need to see that the minifig models I have are scaled / sized equally with the authentic Lego minifigs.

 Then I could start custom building new items.

 Anyone?

 ( edit: When I said that I would be happy if you could print out a minifig from my models FOR me? I meant I would pay for them, then maybe you could just add them to my first $25 sized order down the line? You print them now, test them for me, then add them to a later order once I start customization. )]]> randomblink 2009-08-28T19:42:43-00:00 Re: Prototyping Minimum http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=6122&th=1299#msg_6122 <![CDATA[Group Ordering?
 - Just had an idea... if any other USA members wanted to order a small piece or two, but have held off because of the $25 minimum? Maybe we could band together, PayPal money to a 'buyer' then that buyer could distribute the pieces to where they belong?

 Just a thought...]]> randomblink 2009-08-28T19:46:23-00:00 Re: Prototyping Minimum http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=6193&th=1299#msg_6193 <![CDATA[Hey Randomblick,

 what would you want us to compare the models to? Is size the problem? If done correctly you get exactly the size you want. By done correctly I mean you can check in your software and you choose the right scaling when uploading the STL.

 best regards,
 Peter

 ]]> pete 2009-08-31T18:08:17-00:00 Re: Prototyping Minimum http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=6194&th=1299#msg_6194 <![CDATA[I do have a $7.71 item I was thinking of ordering (of course I'd have to other stuff as well. I was thinking of making it bigger and better first before purchasing. ]]> Youknowwho4eva 2009-08-31T18:24:35-00:00 Re: Prototyping Minimum http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=6197&th=1299#msg_6197 <![CDATA[What software are you using? I would be happy to import your model into SW and measure it for you, if you are worried about the size it would turn out. I'd need it as STL and also I'd need to know what units you were using.

 Meshlab, which is free, has a measuring tool that you may or may not find useful.]]> ianmarvin 2009-08-31T21:01:38-00:00 Re: Prototyping Minimum http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=6239&th=1299#msg_6239 <![CDATA[Sorry for the delay in response...

 I use 3DS Max 2010.
 I have set the measurements to milimeters.

 According to the measurements it SHOULD be perfect.
 However... I might have gotten the wrong measurements on the model altogether?

 I'm trying to start doing some custom Lego design. This requires perfect spacing, shaping, etc. I need to print out a Lego Minifig Head and try on headgear from an authentic Lego piece. If it fits? Then I can design my own head gear and just make sure they all fit my 3DS Model. But if it DOESN'T fit? Then I have to edit and reorder and try again. For a piece that is only $0.72 to print... it's frustrating!

 I'll have to wait till this weekend to get something uploaded for others to try out.

 My night is full, tomorrow is full, and friday starts a 4-day weekend. I'll try to dump a piece up here as soon as I can... thanks everyone...

 ]]> randomblink 2009-09-02T18:24:03-00:00 Re: Prototyping Minimum http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=6241&th=1299#msg_6241 <![CDATA[I usually wait until I have enough prototypes ready to fill a $25 order.

 Sometimes I'll want a few more of an older model, so orders will be mixes of new prototypes and other final models.

 Finally I started making a wish-list of stuff I want from other shops. Last time I picked up a Minotaur to round out my order:  http://www.shapeways.com/model/31650/minotaur_miniature_39mm .html]]> clintbellanger 2009-09-02T19:10:20-00:00 Re: Prototyping Minimum http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=6242&th=1299#msg_6242 <![CDATA[Where abouts do you live in the US of A? I maybe ordering some stuff soon]]> Youknowwho4eva 2009-09-02T19:31:52-00:00 Re: Prototyping Minimum http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=6260&th=1299#msg_6260 <![CDATA[Jenks, Oklahoma. I would even be happy to pay you via paypal, since my piece would be $0.72 + $0.35 stamp for an envelope. (Lego Minifig Head)

 oh, and of course whatever you thought would be fair for covering my part of the Shapeways shipping cost...

 Course if you're serious, I might just drop a few more pieces up for a grand total of $3.00 worth of items... all small enough to fit in a regular envelope with a regular stamp...

 Let me know...]]> randomblink 2009-09-03T18:50:51-00:00


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The Denver Nuggets were one of the most intriguing teams in the NBA last season, winning 57 games despite having a roster without a true star. Unfortunately, Danilo Gallinari tore his ACL, and the team lost in the first round of the playoffs. Gallinari will be out until at least December. Making matters worse, Denver lost Andre Iguodala in free agency. Iguodala was their most important player, and it will be nearly impossible to replace him.
Denver returns much of the same roster from last season, but there are major concerns about the ability of this team to repeat its success. The team hopes newly hired coach Brian Shaw can get something extra out of the team, particularly in the development of Ty Lawson and JaVale McGee.
Here is my projection for the Nuggets' final 15 man roster:
Point Guard: Ty Lawson, Andre Miller, Nate Robinson
Shooting Guard: Randy Foye, Evan Fournier, Jordan Hamilton
Small Forward: Danilo Gallinari, Wilson Chandler, Quincy Miller
Power Forward: Kenneth Faried, J.J. Hickson, Darrell Arthur, Anthony Randolph
Center: JaVale McGee, Timofey Mozgov
If the Nuggets are going to get a star, it will be Lawson. The lightning quick point guard set career highs last season with 16.7 PPG and 6.9 APG, and the team wants even more out of him. Lawson will have to be the catalyst for everything this team does, especially pushing the pace in transition. The veteran Miller will provide a more traditional backup, and he is still a very solid player.
The addition of Robinson seems to give the team a surplus, but he came cheap. Robinson's performance in last season's playoffs will not be repeated, so lower your expectations. He provides some bench scoring and can be unstoppable when he gets hot, but that's not something a team can bank on.
The loss of Iguodala leaves a gaping hole at shooting guard. Foye and Fournier will battle for the starting job, but the veteran Foye will probably win because of his three point shooting. Fournier is still developing, but he has a ton of potential. He will see plenty of minutes, and he is clearly Denver's future at the position.
Chandler will start at the 3 while Gallinari is out, and he is a solid all-around player. Chandler fits in perfectly in the Nuggets' up tempo system, and he provides very good wing defense as well. He will have to be even better defensively without Iguodala around. Hamilton and Miller provide depth on the wings, and while both young players have some potential, neither is a lock to make the team.
Up front, fan favorite Faried will look to build on an impressive sophomore campaign that saw him average 11.5 PPG and 9.2 RPG. Though undersized, Faried more than makes up for it with pogo-stick hops and relentless effort. The Manimal still has a lot work to do to refine his offensive game, but that will come in time. It is for that reason that Hickson was brought in, and he is by far the Nuggets' best low post scoring option. He is also a very good rebounder, and he will be the primary backup for both Faried and McGee.
Speaking of McGee, where do we even begin? McGee is very talented and absurdly athletic, but his mental mistakes are the stuff of comedic gold. He is a very good shot blocker, but it is essential that he become more disciplined and stay on his man instead of trying to block every shot. Offensively, his skills are developing, but he still isn't very useful more than 7 feet away from the rim. The sky is the limit for McGee, but it's far from a guarantee he'll reach it.
Mozgov and Arthur provide some stable veterans in the front court, and they will play when McGee and Faried raise Shaw's blood pressure to dangerously high levels. The Nuggets are the latest team to try to maximize Randolph's incredible physical gifts, but there is no reason to believe they will have any more success than the other three teams who tried and failed.
The Nuggets are going to be a lot of fun to watch, but they are going to take a major step back in the win column. This is not the same team as last year, and they are going to be in a battle for the 8th spot in the West.
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And it could turn out to be quite the edge for the Panthers in their quest to reach the Super Bowl.
Hello, 2016. What's your hurry?
First things first – the Mississippi River at our doorstep is above flood stage. But the crest is now predicted to come Friday and will be just over 40 feet – lower than predicted last week.We will be posting web stories on the forecasts and other announcement from the county's Office of Preparedness each evening to work with their schedule for summarizing where we are.Floods are a slower moving cause for concern because we know what is happening upriver from us where the river is narrower. But this is also the Mississippi River, which is the definition of unpredictable.
We end 2015 with an eye on the Mississippi River as the city marks the New Year with three major New Year's Eve outdoor celebrations – one on Beale Street, another in the newly-awakened Overton Square and yet another in the Broad Avenue Arts District.Two come with lots of memories of past New Year's eves – with soon-to-be memories.Overton Square's comeback as a theater district has been a big story of the last two years.But Beale Street at the end of 2015 is an institution that has also seen a lot of change in the last year with the move to a Beale Street Tourism Development Authority at year's end.Broad is a different story with a different context. The context is a diversified Memphis whose crowd is likely to be at least slightly more local than the mix in Overton Square and on Beale Street.It's example could very well show us the path to a New Year's eve with public celebrations from Whitehaven to Frayser.
The 57th AutoZone Liberty Bowl, featuring Arkansas vs. Kansas State, is sold out. The game, slated to begin at 2:20 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 2, is the first sellout since the Razorbacks' appearance in the game six years ago.
During a breakfast meet-and-greet with young professionals earlier this fall at International Paper's newly opened building on its Poplar Avenue campus, IP chairman and CEO Mark Sutton recalled attending an investor day event during his first month on the job.
When you really get down to it, history is a collection of moments, moments that, when they fall one after the other over the long arc of time, eventually form the tapestry representing who we are.
Drones. Yes, drones -- which seem to be an odd match for a column called Last Word since there will be many more words written about them and their technological impact.
The FedEx Institute of Technology at the University of Memphis has funding for 11 research projects that will includes drones as well as robotics and autonomous vehicles.
They lost to Toledo. That in itself created a good-sized emotional earthquake among Arkansas Razorback fans.
And then came two more losses.
With a 1-3 start to the season – the lone victory over UTEP – the Razorbacks might have packed it in. But then they defeated Tennessee. Lost to Alabama the following week to fall to 2-4, but then reeled off four straight wins – including a four-overtime thriller over Auburn and upsets at No. 18 Ole Miss and at No. 9 LSU.
The Mississippi River is on the rise here and elsewhere which means for many of us the New Year will include a look at the river and memories of 2011 when the river at Memphis was the highest it had been since the record 1937 flooding.
It's been a holiday season of challenged hopes and muted emotions in our corner of the world.The beginning of the series of storms and tornadoes they spawned killed eight people in North Mississippi where recovery is still a fact of life in this last week of 2015.This will be a week of funerals and damage assessments for federal disaster aid throughout our region.And you will hear more stories of escapes and new beginnings after losing everything of any material value.But even in our spared city, our thoughts will return instinctively to the young lives taken so suddenly and so close to the family gatherings in which our youngest give so much more in the way of hope than they will realize at this tender age.
How was your (hopefully long) weekend, Memphis? This week, more than most, is a time of change – of renewal, of turning the page, starting over. And of course, a time to ask the annual question: What are we going to do on New Year's Eve?
Leslie Mimms paints the AutoZone logo on the 25 yard line in preparation for the upcoming Liberty Bowl. The Saturday, Jan. 2, game between Kansas State University and the University of Arkansas kicks off at 2:20 p.m.
Last Word is a new daily online column that offers an overview of what's happened at the end of shift, so to speak. Picture a dimly lit newsroom in the Downtown night and the last person in the place leaving a memo for the morning shift and you have a pretty good idea of what we are aiming for.
The two Ohio-based development firms planning to build a Cambria Hotel & Suites in Downtown Memphis have purchased the property for the proposed 166-unit hotel.
C&O Memphis LLC, an entity affiliated with Ceres Enterprises LLC and The Orlean Co., purchased the 3.2-acre vacant property on the south side of Union from CCL Label for $3.5 million, according to a Dec. 17 warranty deed.
To keep tourists flowing to Downtown, the Center City Revenue Finance Corp. grants tax breaks, or payment-in-lieu-of-tax incentives, for hotel developers. Such readily available incentives have helped create a market with 15 hotels and 3,000 rooms in Downtown Memphis.
The Blues Foundation has announced the nominations for its annual Blues Music Awards, which the Memphis-based international organization will present at the Cook Convention Center May 5.
The annual Blues Music Awards ceremony is the premier event for blues professionals, musicians and fans from all over the world.
The annual St. Louis Cardinals Caravan will roll into Memphis and AutoZone Park on Friday, Jan. 15. The night's activities are slated to begin at 6:30.
In the days ahead, the Cardinals and Memphis Redbirds will announce list of current and former Cardinals/Redbirds scheduled to attend.
How was your weekend, Memphis? Here's our weekly rundown of local happenings you need to know about, from the annual AutoZone shareholder convergence Downtown to the new Star Wars movie...
In their last game of the regular season, the Kansas State Wildcats were sitting on five wins and down 10 points at halftime. They rallied to defeat West Virginia 24-23.
And all it took was the usual 97-yard kick return for a touchdown, courtesy of senior Morgan Burns.
Former Southeastern Conference commissioner Mike Slive will receive the AutoZone Liberty Bowl's Spirit of 1776 Award.
Slive will be honored at the Players & Coaches Luncheon on Thursday, Dec. 31, at the Hilton Memphis Hotel. The luncheon will begin at noon. Tickets can be purchased by calling the AutoZone Liberty Bowl offices at 901-795-7700.
The Artspace South Main Artist Lofts development has three new supporters and made significant strides in its fundraising goal this week.
SouthernSun Asset Management and Loeb Properties Inc. each donated $10,000 to fund the affordable housing development, and AutoZone made a "major contribution" in line with donations made by The Assisi Foundation of Memphis, Pyramid Peak Foundation, the city of Memphis, Downtown Memphis Commission, Ford Foundation and the Hyde Family Foundations.
Decades ago, the St. Louis Cardinals used their vast radio network to extend their brand across the middle of America. Even today, they have more than 130 affiliated stations in eight states.
"The Cardinals did a great job through their radio outreach," said John Pugliese, Memphis Grizzlies vice president of marketing, communications and broadcast.
Central Defense Security will host a job fair Wednesday, Dec. 9, from noon to 4 p.m. at the Orange Mound Community Center, 2572 Park Ave. CDS is seeking armed and unarmed guards for Memphis-area clients. For more information, visit centdef.com.
Once upon a time, all you needed was a tuft of Cotton, a taste of Orange, a simple Rose and a cup of Sugar. That was your college football bowl season.
But the 2015-16 bowl season is full of often long, usually corporate, and frequently wacky college bowl names given to games with sometimes questionable purpose.
Ahead of its annual meeting in Memphis next week, AutoZone's fiscal first-quarter results for the period ended Nov. 21 showed the car parts retailer working to deliver on its 2016 operating mantra: "Yes, we've got it."
The Orpheum Theatre will present Disney's "Newsies" Tuesday, Dec. 8, through Dec. 13 at the theater, 203 S. Main St. Buy tickets at orpheum-memphis.com.
After announcing earlier this year that it would retire the annual Sunset Symphony, Memphis in May International Festival has revealed a new event to its monthlong lineup.
The Great American River Run will be held Saturday, May 28. It will include a half-marathon and 5K run with a course showcasing the Mississippi River and Downtown Memphis.
How was your weekend, Memphis? Here's our weekly rundown of local happenings you need to know about, from gift shopping at the Memphis Indie Holiday Market to the latest Beale Street developments ...
Touchdown Club of Memphis, will host its AutoZone Liberty Bowl Night on Thursday, Dec. 10, from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Hilton Memphis, 939 Ridge Lake Blvd. Head coaches from the SEC and Big 12 teams playing the Liberty Bowl will speak. Cost is $60. Visit tdcmemphis.com.
In conjunction with the Pacific Coast League and International League, AutoZone Park will serve as the host site of the 2016 Gildan Triple-A National Championship Game.
Minor League Baseball's premier event – set for Sept. 20 – will be televised live to a national audience on NBC Sports Network at 7 p.m. and will pit the PCL champions against the winner of the International League's Governors' Cup in a one-game, winner-take-all championship.
Counting the blessings and giving sporting thanks for:
• John Calipari not hiring Keelon Lawson.
• Women who don't like football but still let their men watch football on Thanksgiving. Y'all get it.
AutoZone is promoting Rick Smith, its vice president for store operations, to senior vice president of human resources and customer satisfaction in January.
Mike Harris is production manager at American Stairways Inc. on Lamar Avenue. He has a warehouse full of employees and, just saying it like it is, some are happier to be there than others.
AutoZone has made a handful of promotions among the ranks of its senior leadership team.
The Memphis-based auto parts retailer has promoted four to the title of senior vice president, overseeing different aspects of the business:
AutoZone finds itself in a position at the moment that any retailer would surely envy.
One of Memphis' most successful, industry-leading homegrown companies, it's also one of the largest auto parts retailers in the country and something of a Wall Street darling with a stock price that's tended to consistently move up and to the right.
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Record: 9-7-0, Finished 2nd in NFC West Division
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Scored 240 points (15.0/g), 26th of 28 in the NFL.
Allowed 290 points (18.1/g), 14th.
Differential of -50 points (-3.1/g), 24th.
Expected W-L: 6.2-9.8.
Takeaway/Giveaway Differential -4 (-0.2/g), 19th.
Simple Rating System: Total -4.6, Offense: -3.7, Defense: -0.9, SoS: -1.5, versus averages of 0.0.
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The Oregon Department of Transportation has selected AeroVironment to supply, install, operate and maintain 22 electric vehicle charging stations along major transportation corridors and travel destinations in the northwest of the state. Construction is scheduled to be complete by December 2012. Funding for the project came from a $2 million U.S. Department of Transportation TIGER II grant.
Leviton has unveiled Holiday Inn's first publicly-available electric vehicle charging station, in Albany, New York. The Leviton Evr-Green Level 1 and Level 2 Dual Output Public Charging Station will be available for use by hotel guests and the public.
Electric transportation firm Ecotality Inc. has opened the first Blink commercial electric vehicle charging point in the Dallas metro area. Ecotality has plans to install over 200 charging stations in the area over the coming months.
Kemet Corporation has installed an electric and hybrid plug-in vehicle charging station at its Simpsonville, S.C., headquarters. The General Electric DuraStation EVSRN3 single pedestal charger is free for the public to use, and offers Level II charging service for vehicles requiring 208-240VAC at 40A.
BASF is supplying automaker Ford with a PA6 resin, which includes post-consumer recycled resin, for select air intake manifold systems. The product is exclusive to North America and will be adopted on three of Ford's current production engines.
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from Juneau, Ak
Comments about Beats Audio Beats by Dr. Dre urBeats Earbud Headphones - Matte Black:
the sound/mic went out did not have more than 4mo.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Got broken right after 1 year warrantee expired
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from Kyiv, Ukraine
Purchased it 1 year and 1 week ago and was happy with product right until this morning when sound started disappearing/jumping from 1 year to the other. How surprised I was that my beats are covered with 1 year warrantee only and unfortunately got broken right after that warrantee was over. Sorry, but that is not kind of quality I'd expect from product with a name and of a high value price.
Really good product !
By Girish202
from Plano, TX, USA
The product is great its matte paint makes the earphones fell really smooth.But this product isn't for people who handle technology roughly because if you accidentally drop it in water it can cause a problem with audio display. Plus if your the type of person that doesn't care about your beats it can get scratched really easily. If your are a person that's looking for earphones to use when your are working out do not by the urbeats. Buy the powerbeats if you are looking for workout earphones. Its comfortable ,beats gives you four different types of earpieces, its really nice though. Its comes with a really nice leather pouch which is really nice. I had to get my urbeats replaced once because i accidentally dropped it in water. The one year warranty comes in handy. Their costumer is really nice, i would rate them 10 star.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I love my urbeats the sound was great and in unbelievable for a earphone. They comfortable and cute. However I have had two pairs of urbeats and each one of them have gave me the same problem, one earphone always went out. I know what your thinking you proble blasted your music but no at the end of the cord where you plug your earphones into you phone the wire bends well mine when I would bend it a certain way both earphones would work. So I figured the wires messed up and caused one earphone to not work.
cool design but not endure.
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I like the design but i've got not even a year and it's not durable. the sound just come out from one side. seems like they're broken from inside.
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I've had these headphones for about 6 months now and they've been great. They sound great and are worth every penny spent. They just can't compete with those cheap headphones you get with your phone.
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The headphones have great sound and all but one thing annoyed me. After 3 months of use I had to send them back because both earphones made no sound at all no matter the volume. They were covered under the warranty but it did annoy me that I was stuck without them for a few days. I didn't do anything that could harm them such as getting water on them or sitting on them. Now the second pair they gave me is having troubles so I am very frustrated with the durability
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I used these in ear headphones one time and was good. today the sound is not there. it's like they went dead. I can''t find anything to help. So, I guess I will send them back they are junk to me.
Didn't last long.
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When i got these headphones, they where one of the best ones I've used in a long time, I took them everywhere with me. Till a week later one side of the earphones broke for n reason. I've tried returning but never had the time.
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I would not recommend these beats, although they sound really great. My beats got ruined very quickly and easy by just being in my pocket. It has only been about a month or two since I got these earphones and the right ear piece stopped working, also I tried all of the different ear pieces and they all seem to be to big or small, not very comfy. Again I would recommend!
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Categories: Stables and Horse Farms; Ranches and Vacations
Region: Puerto Rico
Carr. 186 Km 23.9
00745 Rio Grande
PUERTO RICO(787) email@example.com
Alegre Equine Air Transportation has been in business for more than 30 years offering world-class equine air transportation. We are especially proud of our reputation as a Caribbean leader in the field of safe, efficient, and timely travel of both thoroughbreds and show horses. Specializing in the Caribbean and South & Central America. Experience matters. Providing reliable, safe, and on time service when moving horses takes attention to detail, much care, and lots of firsthand experience. We can say with confidence that there are no better experts in horse transportation to serve you.
Thank you for considering Alegre Equine Air. We look forward to flying your horses!
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Category: Transportation
Regions: South America; Caribbean; Puerto Rico; Central America
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