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I have a mnt bike that has a rear rack mounted on it. Also i have big feet (44 eu sized shoes) when ever I put on any panniers my heel always strike the bags. are there any diy solutions or items I could buy/order somewhere?
I have a mnt bike that has a rear rack mounted on it. Also i have big feet (44 eu sized shoes) when ever I put on any panniers my heel always strike the bags. are there any diy solutions or items I could buy/order somewhere?
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Sounds like the frame you have has a short wheel base, if so, you will struggle to get any rack to give enough clearance, would be looking at a bike designed for touring with a long wheel base, rather than an MTB, which if modern will be short wheel base.
Have you tried using the adjustor's on the pannier to mount it further back? most panniers can be adjusted fore and aft to bring the pannier closer or further away from the seat tube. Haven't seen any solutions out there, but the more heavy duty the rack, think Tubus Logo or Surly Nice allow you to fit the pannier a long way back.
For your feet, size 44 isn't big, it's only a UK 9.5 / US 10 which is pretty much an average size.
Actually, I'm closer to a 45 than a 43, so US 11. but I'll look into those options too (surly and tubus) Yeah, my rack is fairly heavy duty. Rated for 45 lbs. And yes, it is a mnt bike (though hard tail) thanks for the info.
oh and the panniers I use are the Jandd shopping bag ones (no fore aft adjustment) or my Jannd mnt panns, which are adjusted as far back as they can go. still have that same heel strike problem though
Last edited by draig; 07-26-12 at 12:36 AM. Reason: forgot some info
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Get a length of, say 8 mm (1/3") steel rod. Bend into an U of the same width as the current rack. Mount extender to current rack using hose clamps.
Can't find a rod? Pick up another rack from a dumped bike. Cut the "legs" off, or whatever you need to get the deck of the "new" deck to fit the old rack. Mount with hose clamps.
The way I'm seeing that is it'll just raise the rack huh? not really back as well...
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Usually when I see this problem, I try one of two methods before resorting to more extreme measures.
In many cases a rack can be pushed back by lengthening the straps leading to the seat stays, but this will give you very little extra room at the bottom, so is only good if you need another 1/2" or so. Don't push the rack back so far that it's way off level.
The other option is to shift the hooks supporting the panniers forward thereby shifting the bags backward. Some panniers allow this and all you'll need is a drill to make the new hole in the upper brace.
If neither option is available, you can extend the rails with a length of steel bar hose clamped to the rail with a pair of hose clamps. Make sure the two are well separated so the cantilevered extension can't tilt down. You might have to bend or otherwise modify the extension or pannier hooks so the bag sits level, but I'm sure you can figure that out.
Far and away, the cleanest method is shifting he hooks forward, so see if that's possible before going to jerry rig solution.
Last edited by FBinNY; 07-26-12 at 09:11 AM.
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I'll give that a try, thanks!
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As noted, your feet are only a bit on the long side of average so I'm wondering if you have your cleats (assuming clipless pedals) mounted rather far forward on your shoes or if you are using short toe clips on flat pedals.
I have size 49 feet and have successfully used a rack with panniers on my road bike with ultra-short chainstays and I was able to ride without heel strike. My solutions:tilt the rack back a few inches by sliding the adjustable stays all the way out, and slide the panniers all the way back so the rearward hook is as close as possible to the back edge of the rack.
I do not have very large panniers, though, so that may have something to do with it.
In avoiding heel-strike, you also have to account for crank length and pannier profile.
Tall guys should be riding long cranks but this makes heel strike even worse.
Panniers should have a heel cutout profile. If they are square cut, they need to be shifted further back, so far that the weight extends beyond the rear hub and the bike gets very tippy when loaded.
A Tubus style extender plate at the lower eyelets is probably your best bet.
DIY, involves making a strut to go at the bottom ,between rack and bike.
you can shift the rack back more, or up higher to clear your heels..
and another strut change up top..
you might also be able to change the hook location, on your bags,
to move them Forward, so as to shift the bag back,
or so bag is turned off level so as to make space. front lower corner rotates back, rear upper corner up/& forward
shopping panniers are rectangles, there are other choices that cut the lower front corner
so as to have the clearance then.
I go shopping with my Ortlieb roller top bags, put them on the check-out counter first.
they fill those.. some stores give me $0.05 credit for not using a take-out bag.
Last edited by fietsbob; 07-26-12 at 01:01 PM.
Maybe this? http://www.jandd.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=FREXP
I haven't used this one, but Jandd has a good reputation. Pricey but cheaper than the Surly and Tubus racks suggested above.
Thanks for all the suggestions. I'll be able to test some of em' out this coming Wednesday. That's my next day I'll be using panns.
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Oooh, thanks! now i can picture it
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This is the only pic I have of how I moved mine back about an inch. The rack mount (black) is partially hidden behind something else in this photo but should show you the bend I made in the very bottom of the main rod. Bending the rod forward until it is touching the front hook will lower the rack and move it back about an inch. In my case both lower and back were a good thing.
What's not in your legs needs to be in your gears.
Looks like I'll be using street shoes till next month (my pedals are Shimano PD-M 324's aka campus pedals) and just use the platform side instead of clipless... Thanks for all your input in this issue. I'm sure I'll be able to get those tubus extensions or a different rack by then.
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Bloomfield Democrat (Newspaper) - December 7, 1888, Bloomfield, Indiana Statrt Libr.ii laiiBloomfield Democrat. VOL. XX. BLOOMFIELD. INDIANA, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1888.Sarsaparilla Is a peculiar mcdicino, and is carefully pared by competent pharuwcists. The combination aiut proporti. '.i i f S.uv^.irarilln. Pan-delion, Mandrakf, Vol'.i-u- Piick, ami other remedial agents is (xc'iisivdy peculiar ta Hood's Sarsai'arilla. .ciNir.g it itrength and curativc power surerivr to dtlier preparations. a tri;il vill e.'nvi::co you of it3 great raedicina! valv.o. Heou's S.u-saparilU Puriries tho E!ood crcates and sharpens the appeuie. stimulates the digestion, and ¡^ivea streiigtii to every organ ol the body. It cures the most severe oases of Scrofula, Salt Kheum, I>oils, Pimples, and all other ailectioiis caused by impure blood, ryspepsiii. Eiliousnes?, Headache, Kidney and Liver Complaints, Catarrh, Rheu-matism, and that extreme tired feeling. "Hood's Sarsaparilla has helped mo more lor catarrh and impure blood than anything else I over used."' A. Rall, Syiacuso, Y. Creates an Appetite "Iused ilood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse my blood and tone up my system, it gave me a good appetite and seenu d to buii<l mo over." E. M. Hale, Lima, Ohio. "I took Hood's Sarsaparilla for cancerous htimor, and it began to act unlike anything else. It cured the humcr, and seemed to tone up tho vvliole body and Rive me new Hie," J. F. Nixok, CambridEcport, Mass. Send for book giving statemo'.its of cures. Hood's Sarsaparilla Soldbyaltdrugsists. gl; sisforf?. rrepareclonly by c. I. HOOD & CO., Apothocarics, Lo\vl'II, JIass. too Doses One Dollar BUSINESS CARDS.Wf. g.vllemorf:. A-iroUNKV-AT- r, \ w. » LAIM AND I'i NSION AGK.NT, Oflicc—Nortli s;.io <ii tiic ruMic s.juare, opi.o-«ite (.■•nii-î Jîiinse. bloomfield - - - IM) I A:-A. JE. WALTON. .\TTi)!{.\IiY AT LAW, WooMfiold, Ind. Allkin(].<^of Icçal bu.siness ■jromptly und carcfully attended to Otlice ■wi Joaes'block over Sliryer's hardw.nr«! store. "ESCKKSOn SnOUT. THOS. VAN- lU SKIBT, SHORT & VAN BFSKIHK. ATIOKNEVS \TL\W.= Office—In New- Court House, BloomlifiUl, Ind. SW. AXTELL. ATTORXEV AT LAtr. Willpractii-c it.'Grn,iuo and m(1ì,i;dìus counties, eollcctloiis a s¡i!:Ci.i!tv. 0!U'. -Kust sia-a of the Public Sijij.irp. ov r ih-^ Nt-.i n riü!;!) Grocery Store. Bloomfipl i. I:,ilia!).' w. K A i;i>. ATTOiiN r:V-A r-l. \\v, r.l.' i; i A! ¡■IMLli, 1X1). Will prac;i(M'in all ' ¡is ofi.'ountv. iJC-lns OoiMity l'!-.i-pcu!;i;,4 Auorney, wiìl tepre.*cru the smr»' ;¡i m ;ii! c.i^, s, where noti-Bed, before Justin - of tlio C. E. Darla. tv. W. Moflett Moffetta davjs, attorneys at law, Bloomfield, Indiafia. tSiicoes.'^ors to Shaw A Bap.) \Vj11 practice law iu tiroene county orin anvcourt vrheie their services may be reqnired. We huve the ad-struct books of'^our predeccMorB, and will inaKe a specialty of •^amining titles to real estate and iuinishing PIIISICIA]*». TB.RANKI>% .M 1)., • Bloonilield. Ind. Office over S. .staletip's <lrng store. Calls romptly attended day or nii;ln. Dr. s. c. cravens, PHYSICIAN AND SL^{GEOIÍ, North side of the Square, Bloomfield, Ind. D K. H. R. LOWDEU. Office over Eyelei.ijh's druR ftnre, soutli room. Bleomlield, Ind. Wr H. BUHKK. M. 1)., ff . riiVSICIAX ANf> SUBOEOK, Bcotland. Indiana. All calls atKnded t« promptly, day or night. Trustee's ]\oiice. NOTICE is hpreby given ti) the people of Wright township. Greene county. Indiana, tliat I will be « Jasonville on Tueiflay nf tncU ,vrok'Jiirrtig my term of office, and at my office at ray ri'sidenco on Saturdays in the forenoon, to trans-iii t tlie business of Bald township; and no onsiucfs nill he transacted only on those days as provided bv law. WJI. POWELL, Trnstce, Trustee's IVotice. NOTICE is hereby given to the pecple of Stock-tqn tewnship, Greene county, Indiana, that I will traBBact the businf sb of said township at ni.v office In Linton, on any dav in the week except Suiidar. .)0>E1'H MOMS. Trustee." Trustee's JSiotice. Nstice is hereby giV(/ntolho people of Tavlor township, Greene <'ounty, Indrana, that I will be afi^my office at my reaidem'e on Saturday ol each week, dnring my teim of office, to transact the bOBinesB of said town.ship, and no business will be tfSiiiBaeted only on those days, as |irov ('<vl by law IIEXKY liORTEli. Trustee. Trustee s ¡Notice. Kotice is hereby given to the people of Cass township, Greene county. Indiana, that I will be at my reeidence one mile southeastof Ncwlierry on Mondays and Tuesdays of eicli week during my term of office, to trausuct the business Of said tovvnaUip. ami no buBini-ss wi.l be trans-•cted only on those days, as provided by law. .lOHN D MOOKE, Trustee. Trustee's iee. notice is hereby givi n to tiie inopli' of Grant township, Greene coiiuty. Indiana, that I will transact the business 01 said township al niy office •t my residence two miK's south cf the precinct on Saturday of each week. %v.M. 11. DECK.AUD. Trustee. Trustee's ¡Voikis xtotice is hereby friven to fie iieMj.k-of l\ Jiijrhland towiisliip, (;re, !!c (-.u niy, Indiana, that i Will tran.^ae; Uio l)U.-,ine-s of said township ;it niy residcm e, ii.'.y in the week except Sunday. slM(»N r.LAM». I rr.stce. TriBstoe's ^'ottr.f. FoHoe ishorebv 'iivc^; t.. ti)': ¡m oí,I," of ira?liinK-ton township. Gi tene c^niiîv. lütli.ilia. it»! I wj)l "be at mv office at uiy résidence o;i ^ alurdJ:.■ of each ^Mfc, dnrinu liiv l' > of ollie;-, lo transact fhe fcTfeiness offaid tou nsbin, and na bnsine.ss will lie transacted only on tl-.se das s. as l'rovided by hiw. GKOKÜK üOGAlU), Truste:) . OVE'S OLD SWEET SONG. 77/a¿ papular EtigJisk sovg-v^tcr, J. L. MoUoy, tho anthor of svxh locll-kn-oivn pieces as "ClodicUc," " PundiincUo,'' '' King's Highway," cic., hu^^ jit-^i given the public a mw fong, entiikil ''Love's Old Stro t Sijji'//' It is full of niclodij and su:rctncr^, and ihe lover of music who de^irc-s a aong thai will ioucJi the hcnrL icill gla-dlij tcclcouifi (hiii on-e i.-i our coUiinns this iccc':. Words by G. CLIFTON BINGHAM. (^Copyriyhl 188S by R, A. Srt:ali'e!ti, 1,'ninti Siiuaro, New Music by J. L. MOÏ-LOY. Yo.k. All ri^ht.s reservtui.) Piavco. i 1. Onco in the dctir, dead daj-% beyond rc - call, When 2. E - ven to - duy we hear Ix)vc's song of yore. Deep 0« tho worid tho in our hearts it i -Iii- -¿Í- 5fc ■zr --^-- -i- •f i—e—«f— mists bc-gan to fall. Out of the drc.iiîis that rose in hap - py throng, Low to our hearts Love snng an ¿■K-ells for-ev - er moro, Foot-stc^xs may fait - cr, wea-ry grow the way. Still wo can hear it at tho 3®- old sweet ííong; close of (lay; And in the dusk where fell the iire-light gleam, Softly it wove it-self in - to our dream. So till the end, when life's dim shadows fall, Lovo ^vill bo found the sweetest song of alL a tempo, p Just a song at twi-light, when the lights aro low, And tbo flick'riny sìiado^rs soft-ly come and go; «J P i Ig: liiC m -e-. <7 __.fr____- V . :. il Tho' the heai-ts bc weary, .sad the day long-, Stili to us at twiligiit comes Love's old song, eoiiirs cl] song. mf i ;-- (m ___ -QzS: ^-I TI ) ■ t^*^^ / w: — m STAB BAKERY. WALKER & BEFM, PRO'S. -Ileadquartora for- FRESH OYSTERS In all styles at al hours.EMULSIOOF PURE COD LIVER OIL ^ HYPOPHOSPHSTES Almost as Palatable as Wll^. So dlaauised that ft can be taheo* dlceat«d, and asBlmllatcd 1>y tlie most ■enmiw «tomacli, ivhen tho plain oil eannot b« tolerated; and by the com» blnstlon of the oil with the hypophos^ pliltes mncb more efflcacloua. Bemarkable as a flesh prodacer< Persons gidn rapidly while taking iti SCOTT'S EMULSION is acknowledged by Physicians to be the Finest and Best prepay ration in the world for tho relief and euro of CONSUMPTION, 8CROFUUA, GENERAL DEBiLITY, WASTSMS DISEASES, EMACIATION, COLDS and CMRONIC COUGHS. The great remedy for Cr.vsumptmn, and Wasting in Children. S..ld h;,' all Druggists. -FINE I.INK OF- CIGARS nNDCOBKCCO. Splendid luncli eounter. Lunch or warm meals at all hours. As we have a new hakerr we have tho ircBheRt anil best Bread Ties and Cakes in Town A Large Stock of Candies and Nuts. fecial prices to teaehers and festivals. Two'loorBeast of Eveleiuli'p, BLOOMFIRLD, - - IND. Notice of Sale. KOTICE la hereby glTcn that the nnilersiirn-ed adniiuistviitor of the estate of Virgil B. Carpenter, deie:iseil. will offer for sale at public aiiction on the premises on SaUfitlie Stli DajofJa&narj, A.B.'S9, the equal undivideU three-tweuty-seTentlis (3-27) part of the lollowing described real estate situate In Greene county in the state of Indiana, to-wit: The e.isthalf of the southwest quarter, the sontliwest qniirterof the southeast ciuarter the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter and the southwest Qnarter of the southwest quarter, except a tract described as follows, to-wit: lieglnning at the southwest corner of the said southwest ¡quarter ol tho southwest quarter and ruunine tbence north forty (40) rods, thence o.isc lortT-elrbt m) rods, thence south forty (40) rods, thence west f«rty-eight ^4«) rods to place of beirin-DlDg containing twelve (IJ) acres all in section nine, in township six north in rsnce six west containinji one hundred and emhtv-seven and a half (187>i) acres subject to the estate for tlie widowhood of ./oicy Carpenter as widow of .John Carpenter, deceased or until the youngest child of .John Carpen tcr, deceased, to-wit: Itotwrt L. Carpenter becomes twenty-oue years old which will be August 6, U92. NEWS CLUSTEiiS. Brilliant, Sparkling, Dazzling. Diadems of Items, Impotant, Interesting and Crisp. Rich and Rare Gems PresenJed to the Democrat Readers by Special Correspondents From all Pi" i of the County. '- / LiYOXS. Congressman William Bynum epeut a few days bunting 111 the neighborhood.J Bob Benefleld ioat a child last wee*. Mrs J II Qulllln and Mrs M B West are on the sick list. Howard Bull and family of Koorao tooS Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs Anaholl Reese E Bull and famiij .ad the Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs R . V.cese. James Carpenter is the corn merchant at Lyons. Thoa Purcelllwent to Worthington on tho Thanksgiving day. .John Davidson, Fred Mecs, K Stein, and Thomas I'uroeU attended the 1 O O B'lodge at Sanborn o» th? night of the 2Stb. T J Eastspeiif a few days on his farm last week. M Abrams of Indianapolis Sundayed in Lyons. Seven applicants for the post office. An ounce ot prevention Is better than a pound of cure. A dose of Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup will assist your baby In teething, and pro-vent it from being attacked by cholera infantum. colic or other diseases with which babies sufler. NothiDir so quickly and surely dispels confidence as disappointment. Laxador never disappoint any one using it for such diseases llrer and blood disorders, dyspepsia, constipation or tltulency. CEWTER TOWNSHIP. Mrs Gordon Bailey Is very sick at this writing. Dr P M Ccok of .Soleberry is waiting on her. John Baker and wife were at Newark lou Monday trading. The new bridge at Bullock ford is finished- Miss Ida Btilloek who visited her brother J li has returned home. Newt MaQaris, n g»od democrat of Owen co. was in this township Sunday. Constine Nation oi Highland tp. was vialt-Ing here Sunday. Mr Poulton of Nervberry passed through this place on hi.* way to Brown county after his cattle. John R, Bullock was at McVille Wednesday. A J Frey and John .1 Comba are having their timber made into staves, Hugh KuHock was at BloomOeld on Thursday of last week. B F Llndsey was at Worthington Thuisday on business. Wes Waterford of Worthington wa* in our midst buying hogs Wednesday. Deckly Combs has intlaramatory rheuniat-Irni verv bad at ihis writing.SUBSCRIBE I'QiR .TMae DEMOCBAT .Swlfcserlan»l'8 I'rcsldent Dead. President \V. I". Uertenstein, of the Swiss Federal council, who has recently died in Geneva, was born in 1825 at Kyburg, near Wlntertbur, in Switzerland. His father was a district forester, and sent bis boy, between the years 1887 and 1843, to the School of Industry in Zurich, where, during the last few years of his studies, he attended loctureB mainly of a sciei^ tiflc character. Afterwards he served as forester in different parts of Gter-many and Switaer-land. Soon aftw 1846 he passed a (, civil examination, and then served the required time in tho army, whore h« obtained the rank of lieutenant of ar^ tiUery, and Eul»e quently took part We are living fat now. TJ Curmichael has butchered. Wni .Mereilth was in town Tuesday fllllnii out pension blanks. J L Riddle lias painted his dwelling which adds much to Its appearance. AI Stone returned from Ills and 1« looking as fat and handsome as ever. Oar school madam dismissed school Tuesday and paid the county seat a visit. The people are taking advantage of tho fine weather in getting up their winter wood. Zeb Rush, Roe Byres and George Byres were In town last week buying sheep and h029. H D Lutes moved hack to his farm Monday We learn he has rented li»lf of Klnsey Culli-son saw mill. Millard Oox, Temns Aihcraft, James Hud-, •on and Thomas Freeman, all of aobbiertlle, have departed for the far West. Wm VanMcter spent Sunday at hame and says he is getting along finely with his saw mill and reports business in the swamps lively The citizens of town and vicinity are to mce!; next Thursday night to make arrangements for a Christmas tree here aChclstmas night. They contemplate a good time. George Brandon and Swift Sexson left On Wednesday for Nebraska. Mr. B. is going to take up him a claim and grow up with the country. He said he would be back in 80 days if his cotton britches hold out. "Take the hull by the horns" Is an old art-age, but you take Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup by the teaspooDful. A few drops for a child One bottle will save the lives of a family For coughs, colds, bronchitis, etc., it is excellent and safe. 28 cents. In the treatment of rheumatism, neuralgia, sciata, tic douloureux, eemicrania, dkc , the value of SalvatiOB Oil cannot be over-estimated. It kills pain. Price twenty-five cents a bottle. quite oaii: ivi ijufitu iii- u uiwv^k. p. iu . r jP Called Terms of Sale: One-third cash, the residue PRESIDENT HKBTEN8TKIN In two equal Installmpnts at six and twelve' rrom IN» «11 iww months, the purchaser giving his notes for the ! he was a member of the cantonal counoiL deferred payments at inteifht, waiving relief ■ in tho army he became the commander o£ tho artillery and cavalry of hi« cantoa, Irom valuation and appraisement laws with good ireehold surety and mortgage securini the same upuu tlic pi emise* sold. Thi.s l>ec«iiiber l^.-js. JAMKH CAKl'ENTER, ystl Administrator, Notice of Election of Trustees. NOTICE is harehy given that Bioomneld Lodgt No. F. A. Mason» will elect lhr«e truMeus for Si.id lodge to serve the ensuing year «t tlieir regular meeting, December 15, I88f<. iB their lodge room over Jj. H. Stalcup's store, in the town of Bloomtield, Greene county, Indiana. FRANKLIN KAMSEY, 38t2 Secretary. •pilS PAPER «»"wiaycrasoi Is on ilio In IMiilnilcliibia at (he XfivsiKtpfr Advcr- _tistiiK Aijcncy of Mfssrw. A SONa out uutliurizud ugeats The celebrated Compound Oxygen treatment for sale at this office, tf During tho entire year 1887 he was vice pre» idcnt of tho Federal council, and since the l«t of January, 1SS8, has been president of the federation, and at the same time chief of the military department of the government Clean piano keys with a soft rag dipped in alcohol. Bucklen't Arn ca Salvt. The Best Salve in ttie world for Cuti, Brulges, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tsttef, Chapped Hands.; Chilbl«iu8,[Corns «ud »! ^kin Krnptions, and positively I'ures Pilei, or ni p«y roquired. It i.-i guarantoed to give perfect s»tis-factiouor money rcfuudcil. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Steve Stalciip. tf M.4KE No Mistaks.—If you have made up youp mind to buy Hood's Sarsapsrilla do not be induced to buy ary othir other. Ilood's Sarsaparilla Is a medicine, possessing, b? virtue of its peculiar combination, proportion and preparation, curmtive power superior to any other article of the kind before the people. For all affections arising from impure blood or low state ol the system It is \meqnalled. Be sure to get Hood's. _ 2Ö6 ITZ CITY. MissIRagedale of Worthington was in town Monday looking up a music class. Jim Hudson and Teraus Ashcraft were in town Monday on their way to the west. Dr Williams of Owensburs was in town on Tuesday. Miss Susie Buzanburg was in our city Tuesday. We hear that two Mormon preachers held a meeting at the Lawson school house Saturday night. George Heaton of Worthington came down Saturday night to see his girl. SheriO Thompson was in town this week. There Is a talk of having a Christmas tree here for the school. Miss Dollie Donnahue is very sick with typhoid feyer. John Hurley and John Robey left last Tuesday for the far west. Benton George and Lettie Gardner,were the guests of Miss Lina Bullerman Wednesday and report a nice time. Hugh Doyle went to Sullivan Thursday. Mrs. Jack Clark is verv sick at this writing. Bill White of Owedsbnrg was in town visiting old friends Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Julia Howard was called to Indianapolis Saturday evening to see her husband who fell from a box car and was badly hurt. Poor Bennie, he will be tortured to death before the fourth ot March with post-office seekers without anv biii^cr oflices. We pity him. _ uon't txperi.-nent. You cannot afford to waste time In expsrlment-ing when your lungs are in danger. Consumption always seems at Urst, only a cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose upian you with some cfasap imitation of Dr. King's New Diicotery for cou-smiiiptlon, eouRhs and colds, but be s»re yon get the Renuine. Because he c»n make more profit he may tell you he h«s something just as good, or Just the nme. Don't be decaived, but insist upon getting Dp. King's New Discovery which is gu»r-anteed to give relief In all throst, lung and chest aflfectloui. Trislbottlss free at S. Stalcup'sjdrug •tore. Ö OWEI^SBIJUG. B F George Sundayed here. Bill Wright was in town last week. Dr.Herold was called to Ilobblevile Sunday. Wo will have a big time here on Christmas evening. John Barker bought False Osborne's team ot mules. Doc Rush was at Dresden Sunday to see his little Birdie. Rev Denny delivered a very able Thanksgiving sermon Thursday. Our grlit mill Is in good or ter and ha.? been running most of the time. Theo Carmlchaelft took in the sights of Jonesboro the first of the week. The pre.sidinu elder ot the IC E church will preach hero next Sunday nigUt Win Br;idford talks of giving a festival in Brown's Uall Christmas evening. Frank Miller aud wife of Kansas arc »Isit-ing relatives this week, He is to return nexi week but his wife will remain at Bedford )b »he winter as she dou't liUe the western bliz-Eard. livery person Is w.iutiaf tlie post office, I want it bccause I was a soldier aud got my eyes injured; 1 want it boeaase I was a soldier and got wounded; I want it because I haye a good place for it ami I am a graduate in the Blooiniugton college and I want It because 1 hare a druM*tore and my father In-Uw mad« speeches in all ot the a jhool houses In Jacksoa tewnship. etc. Ifhsai Baby t-m »n-it, ^ . :r w When sha waj ». t.'lji;,!. : • , . i ' When she bera;,ii : , ■ , IHien •hehadChildre:,!, shaj^cv* ui a. . !VEWABK. Two of 8am tiaacock's children are sick. Levi Pryor has built an addition tojhis residence. James Campbell Invited Pink Cooper on Sunday. J TBurksof McVIIIh passed through town on Sunday, Miss Maggie Graham Tlsife<l home and friends on Sanday. The widow Wagoner has moved to herself in the west p.art of town, Wn) Graham and Geo Watson went toJRIdge-porton business Monday. Abram Watkinsis low with consumptioo. It is thouKht he will not live. W R Arthur and Chaa Arthur butchered, a lot ot line hogs on Monda». Jatnes Crawford and J W Pryor were in Owt n county near Spencer on Frl lay. (Jss Freeman and his new wife visited Oss'a brother James in Highland tp. on Saturday. Geo Sallivan, a promising young democrat of Center township, was here on Saturday. Hev Goss preached at the Baptist church on Sunday and Rev McAli.ster at the M E church There are at least a dozea applications for the post office with two republicans to hear from yet. Mack HIckam of Owen county has advertised two farms for sale at public auction nt bia residence. Many prayers aud kind words will he employed here to get our bretheu in the church to teel sociable aaain M C Ilarshinan is again at bin post of duty at the Insane Hospital netwlthstanding the lies told by republicans that demacrats had got him back to vote in Marion county and that he was discharged and sick with ¡no one to care for him. It seems t* be natural far them. Fact* Worth Knowing. In all diseases of the nasal mucous membrane the remedy used must bc non-irritating. The medical profession has been slow to learn this. Nothing satisfactory can be accomplished with douctic.«, snuffs, powders, sy-riniis.o, astriugents or any similar application, because they are all irritatiDK, do not thor-oufihly reach the affected surfaces and should be abandoned as wor.<e than fr.ilures. A multitude of persons who had for years borne all the worrv and pain that catarrh can Inflict testify to radical aud|permanent cures wrought by Ely's Cream Balra. 3S12 her of tho young folks bad g;ithcrfcd to nu et the Bcwly married couple, and wish them Godspeed on their journey as two through this valeol tears. They will settle down and live with Mr. W.'s parents A small boy of S P Bigger died last Thursday morniDg, Miss Ora Davis, Will Mulllnnix and Walter Cruce of Spencer were the guest of your correspondent Thursday. Mrs Maggie Beach left last Thursday night for Springfield, III., to visit her undo Abe Cantwell and family for a few weeks. Mies Grace Newsom of Spencer visited Miss Rose Runner, .of this place, a few days last week. Uncle Henry Williams, proprietor Williams House, is confined to his bed, sick. J. E. Miller Is buying considerable corn this winter and is shelling It. The price paid is 26 cents per bushel. Will Brighton, of Gosport, came down last Thursday to attend tho ball attheWilklns Hall that night. A 8 Helms has fitted him up a law office in the back room up stairs over Austin's drug store and he has the coziest office in town now. We have street lamps on all the streets. Dr Mullinnix's property will be offered at public outcrv next Saturday. A new ccmeteiy has been laid off just south of the old one. It is under the supervision of the St. Matthews church. Lots are now for sale. Misses Gallic and Maggie Warmlck of Bloomfield attended ¡the Warrnlck-Mullinnix reception here last Wednesday night, Since the ¡switchmen strike at Indianapelis our chicken men are shipping their dressed poultry there by express, John Hixson, one of Linton's best citizens, was in town Monday reccing the treatment ol Dr Munich. Several of our leading citizens are speculating in the Louisville, Ky., lottery. Kate Reath has opened up an(Ice cream and oyster emporium in the room formerly occupied by her husband as a grocery store. All the Sunday ecliools In this town are making arrangements to treat the children in some way. The attendance at Sunday schools will begin to increase until after Christm.as. E ast Bros are the largest shippers of stock in the county and are giving sreneral satisfaction to our farmers in buying their stock. Tlie boys are clever and need encouragement from everybody. Edward WaM who has been In lUinoiacrop-ing tor the past year has returned home t<. spend the winter. TheiceKini: William Wolfe is enlarging hi.^ Ice huildinga preparatary to the storajrc ol i large crop of the frozen liquid this winter. Ex-.'^heriff Elgan was in town last Saturda-. on business. Noah says he feels like he w:;s releaseil fionn a great many respons'bilitit e he left with a clear record as any ex-oiliser. Bishop Knlckabocker delivered two very iii-turesting sermons at the St. Matthews Episcopal church last Sunday. Two persons were confirmed at the nieht service. This church under the present pastoral charife oi Rev. McGlane is buildinsc ud and is doing nood work. The Grand Army of Republic ot Post No 91 elected their officers last Saturday night for the coniiuK year, the followintr <ire thon»' elected: MC Tavlor, Post Cominanuer; W Hartley. Sen. Vice-CommaHder; K N .Mull, Ji-Vice-Commander; J C Hayton, oflicerofthe guard; M S Hagsdale.officer day;Wm Gurner, quartmaster; C A Osborn, surgeon: I) Ellir.s-wortb, chaplain; Laic Jessup, trustee for a long term. Representatives to grand eu-campment; S II Carnahau, J H Johnson aud C G Sanders, immediately after the business was through with ttie Women's Relief Corps. 8urprt.sed the post by marching in with b;:s-kets well filled with grub and headed by the Jewell band. After the boys had rallied and fell in line they made one craud as-sault on tho grub and in a few minutes it was captured Another new candidate for poat-office hon jrs has sprung up; his name is Rev. M S Ragsdaie and fr«m present indication« he has the inside track and the leading and wire-working republicans are at work for him. If wc h ive a republican and a bitter partisan, let us have this Ragsdale. No man should bring his cac-diducy into a non-partisan order to gain a pu" lltical point as we understand one of the can-idates tor post oflicc has done. If anything In the world should defeat a man for oface this oue thing 'Should, there is enough deced-siou In the G. A. i£. now witiiout working it for a i)olitical purpose. SCOT I. A WD. L. H. Donoy was In town Sunday, E M Vest took in the siglits of Harlan Friday. How many patrons have visited the schools the present term? Ab Gcddes of California is now yleitlng relatives near this place. There arc several applications for post oftlce when I'oc. B. is throiigij. •Mrs Beall of Newberry was the guest of Mr^ Wm Catron last week. Thos Dobbins, N. Cortucll and Crit Bollng were at Hloomfield last week. R J Laughlin talks of going toBloomfleUl ir engiiri! in the ijoto' b\i.«liif'.'?s Ncal Nicholson's team ran away Satiirdiiy ! night doinR some daniUKe to hack. j Two weeks from last Sund.'»y protracte i j meeting will begin at the M E church j W W Sunmn;rvi;ie is completing tis houss j in near .Martin aud will soon move into same, j T\vo weeks from .^iaturday night Rev Dauks 1 will .-igaiu lecture perhaps on the subject ot 1 Balaam. i Mr."i Ed Ihijlcs is installed an head clerk In i the Ingles store, »he admirably adapts her- | self to the busines». i .lauu's WhittuUer h.is returned to Los An-[ gelos. Ciil. His mother, Mrs Kate liitter wIM, | reuiiiiii for n j G?orgo GIgcr of IiiMlanapolis ;tnd Gil Bond ! ofSiUlivan were regit to red at the Laiiirhlin j h()tis<> the pa.st nc' k. __ ; W. B. Adams h;is rfiuov-d to tihlo from ; whence ho came «omc tbrea years asio. .V^^lde i from politic., wo rciiret ro have him depart. W.T. O'Doniild Who for nriny years has A Sound Legal Opnon. K. Bulnbridge Mundy, Esq., county attorney. Clay CO., Texas, says: "Have used Electric liit-ters with most happy results. My brother also was very low with malarial fever and jaundice, but was cured by timely use of this medicine. Am satis-fled Electric Bitters saved his life." Mr. B. I. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky., adds a like testimony, sajicg: He positively believes he would h«ve died had it not been for Electric Bitters. This Kreat remedy will ward off as well as cure all malarial diseases, and for all kidney, liver and stomach disorders stands unequaL'ed. Price cOo and 1 at S. 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Thopeo-^^C^tjIu >-iro i\ot only v.'cr.r^- of Saloruou's rule, but did not been clerking tor p. King has puretiased ai relish boir.sc placed under that of Manigat, stock of general merchandise ni Harlan. Da- ; ^ho was iinruoral, arrogant and bloodthiratj. viess county. i Thej" rallied around Legitimo, who seems to ' be a statesman and a well wisher for his LONDON'S WINE VAULTS countrymen. Legitime was elccteA senator. When, oil the S4th of May last, the people took up arms against Salomon, Legitime was arre.5ted and ilauigat was banished, both by S.-\lomons order. On the 4th and 7th of July l;ist, largo portions of the capital were burned bv tho followers of Manigat Tho people, in- ST.1TEOF Onio, CITT or T0LE»0.i LfCAS COU.NTT, S. S» J Fkawk j. Cuenry makes oath that he U the j ç^ugcd^ called upon Boisrand-Canal, ex-presi-senlor partner of the linn of F. J. CnisxT & ¿ent, to defend tho city from the outrages, Co,, doing business in the City of Toledo, ! under his leadership the wholo country County aud State aioresaiil. an<l that said firm | ^^ ready for revolution. Salomon abdicted will pay the sum of ONE HtTNDRiD DOL-j f^yor of Tholamacque, who governed Cape L.\Rs for each and every case of Catarrh that, Hayti. Thelamacquo, feeliug that Salomon's cannot bo cured by the use of 11 all's Cxtarbh ■ power had vanished, concluded not to accept tho chieC magistry from him, but to take it by force. Boisrand-Canal, however, made himself master of Port-au-Princo, and Salomon was obliged to leave the country. Tho people then called on Gen. Legitime. Gen. Thelaniacquo mcanwhilo entered the city, a j.rovisioiial government was formed, with Boisrand-Canal president, and his rivals in tho cabinet. On Oct. 10 an elertion took placo and Legiti.mo was elected president. It was in the cabinet of Boisrand-Canal that Hippolyte wa* chief of -olice. Choico Liquors Preserved In the Cellftnof the 9IotropoUs—Grapo Juice and Brandy* Tlie total floor area at tho vaults at tlic London docks is a million supe^ flcial feet, and in this space 88,000 pipes of wine can easily be stored, and then room found for 75,000 casks of brandy. The various vaults are built in the form of a crypt The largest of iLese—the cast vault— covers four acres of ground, and as we take our li.^^lit, a small oil lamp fixed to the end of a piece of wood some eighteen inclies long-, our guide informs us that there aro in this collar alone twenty-o]i3 miles of scantling wir^ or miniature railway linea, over which the barrels are i-oUed. The roof for yards and yards is co^ crcd with a beautiful species of fxmgus, the growth of which is duo to thè fumes of the w ine, a peculiarity which is all the moro noticeable, as where no barrels find a temporary resting placQ no fungus grows aloft. It is as light as feathers, and takes the most elab-onite and artistic forms. Small hillocks, gig-antic bunches of grapes, long 1 cpcsj which a puff of the breatn wifl faiap in two, while such delicate designs are to bo found hero as to, make the lover of laco envy tho patterns. In tho midst of all this mushrooma grow, and in tho ceason a good crop Is idwa^-s secured. "Tiio Drciv,'ing lioom" covers nearly an aero. Tliis is a private vault, scrupulously clean, tho sawdust carpet uiisyotled. It is rented from the com-p;.ny by a well known firm of wine luLiohi'jits, and as we examine a cask marked "The Duke," we learn how testing is managed. The bung of a barrel is never removed for ^ting purposes, but the attendant hastolwro a small hole in the cask, aiid the wine flows into the "dock glass. The taster having satiaiied himself as to strength, the flow is stopped by the insertion of a small sticK of wood. Every hoio has to bo accounted for, and Ilio total must correspond with the number of "tasting orders" issued from the o^vner's oiTico. Sometimes a whole barrel runs away in tasting. Tlie brandy cellar covers about seven acres of gi-ound aud some 21,000 casks are resting there just now ; but during the Franco-German war tho authorities contrived to provide accommodation for 72,000 casks. AU the brandy was driven out of France; its value was $15,000,000, and an official who helped to receive tho barrels at tho time lias made the interesting calculation that if thev had been placed in a lino they would hi^vo stretched for lliirty-four miles. Tliore arc casks of brancly here—profusely decorated with cobwel)s—over twenty years old. One of tho gangways is neaiuy a quarter of a mile long, and in the midst of this hu^o cellar runs tho snow tank, into which all the sluice, snow ana mud of winter is poured. Tho "vatting floor," where brandy is improved by mixing one quality with another, contains some of tho largest spirit receptacles in tlie world, gigantic yellow tubs symmetrically made, on eaeli of which is painted its holding capabilities. Hero is one which requires 1U,0U0 gallons of liquor to fill it, another takes 8,000, others 2^440, l, i5U, 1,500 and 530, something like a thousand gallons of bmndy running through the taps every day. The mixing process has ceased at the moment of our visit, but it is whispered that in anotlier corner of the clocks a large auantity of gin is about to be converted into "sweetened." The "sweetening" barrel, holding tho modest quantity of 5,070 gallons — into v/hieh the gin in its unsweetened state ii. to be poured—is on one floor. Above it, immediately over its huge mouth, is an opening somo yards in length imd four incjfies deep by nine inches ide, and into this a rivulet of gm ia flowing from the interior of five large casks which aro emptying themselves into the barrel below. As soon as these are empty others take their placcj and the "vat filled, the sugar in a liquid state is added, tho v/liolo mixed to-iether, and sliortly aftcrv\-ard it is jottled, .sent abroad and approved of as the choicest "Cream of the Valley." A word about the bottling department. As fast as tho \vino is put into bottle it goes out for export, the averagfo number of dozens, sealed, labeled, capsuled and packed in cases every day being 400. A good packer can case a hundred dozen bottles between 8 and 11 o'clock in tho morning. In the cellar below tho bottlnig room-where, by-the-bye, COO dozen bottles can bc placed sitlo by side of the floor— tho barrels are kept and although tho ccUar is lighted with gas, fifty-four lamps are needed for dark days, nino of these being "Davy's." Here in one corner ai^e the wax pans, tho merchants not only havincr to provide their own bottles 'and labels, but wax into tho bargain. It takes fivo minutes to melt n i)an of wax. It is placed in a coTOer pan, heated over a gas stove, and when melted is placed in a receptacle containing a small spirit lamp, which keeps tho wax in a liquid state, and finally the case is locked.—London Tid-Bits.___ Tho Many Climate» of Japan. Japan is a land of mountains and valleys, and it has as many difBerent climates as tho United States. You may find your Minnesota in Yezo, your Florida about Nagasaki, and over all you v, ill fhid the green of old Ire-lancl. Surrounded by tho sea, the is ever full of molature, ana even ia winter ¿ho land Is green. It Is a liuid of flowers. I saw camellia hedges like trees near Yokohama. There al^ acres and quarter sections of water about Tokio covered with lotus floWeÌB SÌS big as a round 5 cent loaf of Ametl-can bread and surrounded W gnci^ discs, each of which is aa wg ¡m « pahrdeaffan. Tho wisteria here (p^ wild and Japan ia tho land m fai chrysanthemum. This flower ftmro tho ci-est of the mikado, and the vortli natm'o of the Japanese peo]^ Il ;ho%vn in their lovo for flowers. Tbajf Crni;. fuank j. cheney, Sworn to before nie arni snhscrlhed i» my presence, ttils <itli tiav of Pef^emDer. A. d. '8fi. ■ A VV. GI.EAt?ON. Kotary Public.I )IhI1'<> Cat,irrli Cure ii taken Internally and | acts illre«-,lly ii>'»i> the bloo^i and niucun 8ur-I ^.rea nt the nyiteiii. Semt for teitlmoBlals. | free. F. 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Russia, on tho contrary. & rapidly reaching otit Into C^ma Asia, and is coning c^igctotialy pert tho Indian frontier of England. Bo^ Russia and Turkey are equally bankrupt; but the fbriner appreciate« Ihe importance of raOroads enougti to fm4 somo means of bttiUUfig them, whikt the latter opposes tnelr construction with otlier, tJwstacles berides financial ones.—Now York Post Ì 1 ;


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One member of this group is Sandra Maribel who tells us that for some years she has been running a shop out of her home. With the shop she supports both herself and her mother. Sandra sells items such as sweets, sugar, beans, rice, oil and water. In addition she sells chocolate and fruit ice creams, as well as fruit, vegetables and cakes, She also has a sewing machine for embroidering and making some clothing items, such as blouses or aprons, or for dressmaking when customers order them. Sandra is very happy with her work and so she is applying for this loan to continue stocking up her store with staple food products so as to move ahead. Sandra's dream is to continue studying at university. She says it might be difficult, but not impossible. Sandra works so as to continue supporting herself.
Está integrado por Sandra Maribel quien nos cuenta que es propietaria de una tienda ubicada en su casa desde hace varios años, con la cual sostiene a su mama y ella misma, ella vende artículos, como golosinas, azúcar, frijol, arroz, aceite, aguas, y venta de agua salvavidas también hace helados choco frutas, además vende fruta por bolsita y verduras , vende pastelitos, además tiene una máquina para bordar y elaborar algunas prendas de vestir como blusas y delantales, o hacer costuras que las personas le llegan a pedir, ella está muy contenta con su trabajo y por eso solicita este crédito para seguir surtiendo su tienda en productos comestibles de consumo diario para salir adelante, porque el sueño de ella es de seguir estudiando en la universidad dice que tal vez sea difícil pero no imposible, está trabajando para seguir manteniéndose.
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, Volume 11, Issue 1, pp 5-33
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Recommendations for conducting controlled clinical studies of dental restorative materials
- R. HickelAffiliated withDepartment of Operative Dentistry and Periodontology, University of Munich Email author
- , J.-F. RouletAffiliated withIvoclar-Vivadent AG
- , S. BayneAffiliated withDepartment of Cariology, Restorative Sciences, and Endodontics, School of Dentistry
- , S. D. HeintzeAffiliated withIvoclar-Vivadent AG
- , I. A. MjörAffiliated withDepartment of Operative Dentistry, University of Florida
- , M. PetersAffiliated withDepartment of Cariology, Restorative Sciences, and Endodontics, School of Dentistry
- , V. RoussonAffiliated withDepartment of Biostatistics, ISPM, University of Zurich
- , R. RandallAffiliated with3M ESPE Dental
- , G. SchmalzAffiliated withDepartment of Operative Dentistry and Periodontology, University of Regensburg
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- , M. TyasAffiliated withSchool of Dental Science, University of Melbourne
- , G. VanherleAffiliated withDepartment of Operative Dentistry and Dental Materials, Catholic University Leuven
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About 35 years ago, Ryge provided a practical approach to evaluation of clinical performance of restorative materials. This systematic approach was soon universally accepted. While that methodology has served us well, a large number of scientific methodologies and more detailed questions have arisen that require more rigor. Current restorative materials have vastly improved clinical performance and any changes over time are not easily detected by the limited sensitivity of the Ryge criteria in short term clinical investigations. However, the clinical evaluation of restorations not only involves the restorative material per se but also different operative techniques. For instance, a composite resin may show good longevity data when applied in conventional cavities but not in modified operative approaches. Insensitivity, combined with the continually evolving and non-standard investigator modifications of the categories, scales, and reporting methods, has created a body of literature that is extremely difficult to meaningfully interpret. In many cases, the insensitivity of the original Ryge methods is misinterpreted as good clinical performance. While there are many good features of the original system, it is now time to move to a more contemporary one. The current review approaches this challenge in two ways: (1) a proposal for a modern clinical testing protocol for controlled clinical trials, and (2) an in-depth discussion of relevant clinical evaluation parameters, providing 84 references that are primarily related to issues or problems for clinical research trials. Together, these two parts offer a standard for the clinical testing of restorative materials/procedures and provide significant guidance for research teams in the design and conduct of contemporary clinical trials. Part 1 of the review considers the recruitment of subjects, restorations per subject, clinical events, validity versus bias, legal and regulatory aspects, rationales for clinical trial designs, guidelines for design, randomization, number of subjects, characteristics of participants, clinical assessment, standards and calibration, categories for assessment, criteria for evaluation, and supplemental documentation. Part 2 of the review considers categories of assessment for esthetic evaluation, functional assessment, biological responses to restorative materials, and statistical analysis of results. The overall review represents a considerable effort to include a range of clinical research interests over the past years. As part of the recognition of the importance of these suggestions, the review is being published simultaneously in identical form in both the "Journal of Adhesive Dentistry" and the "Clinical Oral Investigations." Additionally an extended abstract will be published in the "International Dental Journal" giving a link to the web full version. This should help to introduce these considerations more quickly to the scientific community.
KeywordsFilling Technique Trial Adhesive Composite Ceramic
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- Title
- Recommendations for conducting controlled clinical studies of dental restorative materials
- Journal
Clinical Oral Investigations
Volume 11, Issue 1 , pp 5-33
- Cover Date
- 2007-03
- 10.1007/s00784-006-0095-7
- Print ISSN
- 1432-6981
- Online ISSN
- 1436-3771
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Filling
- Technique
- Trial
- Adhesive
- Composite
- Ceramic
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- R. Hickel (1)
- J.-F. Roulet (2)
- S. Bayne (3)
- S. D. Heintze (2)
- I. A. Mjör (4)
- M. Peters (3)
- V. Rousson (5)
- R. Randall (6)
- G. Schmalz (7)
- M. Tyas (8)
- G. Vanherle (9)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Operative Dentistry and Periodontology, University of Munich, Goethestraβe 70, 80336, Munich, Germany
- 2. Ivoclar-Vivadent AG, Schaan, Liechtenstein
- 3. Department of Cariology, Restorative Sciences, and Endodontics, School of Dentistry, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
- 4. Department of Operative Dentistry, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA
- 5. Department of Biostatistics, ISPM, University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
- 6. 3M ESPE Dental, St. Paul, MN, USA
- 7. Department of Operative Dentistry and Periodontology, University of Regensburg, Regensburg, Germany
- 8. School of Dental Science, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia
- 9. Department of Operative Dentistry and Dental Materials, Catholic University Leuven, Leuven, Belgium


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Color shapers are fantastic for applying masking fluid to watercolor paper. You just peel it off when you're done with no damage at all. The sizes these implements come in are a little odd, pretty much quite small (size 2) and too large (size 6), but perhaps there's a reason for it that I'm just not onto yet. It doesn't matter. They are very, very useful for this specific purpose as well as many others, since masking fluid isn't at all what their original intended use is. It's just a bonus!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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So many uses!
By Kathy
from San Antonio Texas
Comments about Colour Shaper Mini Sets:
I use these to remove paint for mistakes - to draw in paint to remove intricate detail work and fill in with other colors works great- you can smooth and blend and remove paint and even paint with them!
Color shapers have so many uses!
I love these they are amazing! I use them to remove paint for corrections or to draw intricate lines to fill with different color paints for easy detail work! You can blend, remove, and even paint with these! I have all sizes!
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Such a wonderful tool
By mountain2sea
from NC
These are great for blending pastels and creating shading that otherwise would have been a difficult challenge.
Great for pastel blending
By Sr. Artist
from Northwest
I use these shapers for blending larger areas of pastels. They are easy to use, and don't crumble or flake off on the paper as did the pipe insulation a friend suggested. These save my fingers from being shredded when using sanded paper...a good buy.
Colour Shapers Tools
By Li
from Indiana
I use these for sculpting facial details in smaller dolls. They work great.
Color Shapers Tools
Really like the tools. Great product
Ceramic artists need this tool!
By Happy potter
from Fort Bragg, CA
These soft shaper tools do a fantastic job smoothing attachments to leather hard clay and blending and defining texture elements. The catalog should display these tools in the ceramic section of the catalog. I have not used the hard rubber shapers, but can imagine their usefulness as well.
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
In the pintura looks bigger that it is, i know thats for kid
By Tito
from Ponce Puerto Rico
Comments about Colour Shaper Kids Paint Set:
I think they are largar.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
useful for dry pigments and mica pigments
By Tiara
from Hot Springs, AR
I use dry mica and pigments for some custom leather finishing on exotic leathers. One tutorial on using dry pigments on figurines suggested these. While pricey, they really do work wonderfully for this as well as for painting with alkyd and acrylics. The tutorial did say that the artist had tried other brands of similar tools and preferred these. I had ordered a cheap brand from also. Both are useful but the colour shapers are more flexible and softer. The off brand firmer ones are a bit better for a few uses but overall not as good. If I had only one choice it would be the colour shapers. Having something that alkyd paints can dry on and peel off without the next use being contaminated makes clean up easy. I had been using disposable cosmetic eye shadow sponge applicators before. I prefer not having to toss something or use solvents for clean up. The minis are great for fine details.
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Nobody seemed to have realized that they pretty much sold their entire stake in the company at prices between $30 and $50.Now that they have cashed out to all the suckers they can just leave the near worthless company and laugh all the way to the bank.No doubt GES stock has had some of the most aggressive insider selling I have seen in my life and the Marciano Brothers has timed their trades very well, especially in September. Why would anyone want to be long a company where the management has zero confidence in it?
Hey! Rumor-house.Maurice still holds over 17 mils shares, Paul still holds over 12 mils shares. Together they own more than 30%.
Does it really matter at this point? They've gotten more in $$ from all their stock dumping than the entire current market cap. Many insiders got burned holding their stock too long (Sheldon Adelson, Sumner Redstone) but the Marciano Bros made more than a billion dollars dumping all their stock. They could careless if GES goes to 0 at this point...they pretty much suckered all the institutions to give them money at $30-50 a share. But if the stock does somehow get over 30, I'd expect a new wave of insider selling by them.The new SEC chairman needs to write new rules on timing of insider trading. Current rules allowed the executives at Countrywide, New Century and Guess to dump all their stock before their stocks got crushed. Yes you have to file a stock selling plan, but you can change the plan as often as you want, which makes it a joke.
Guess needs to get a clue. I went looking for a T-shirt at the mall this past Saturday and ventured into Guess. Well, the T-shirt was simple, with a print on the front, and the price tag read $32.99. I saw some 50% off signs in the store and figured this thing has gotta be half off that price, if not more. I asked someone to ring it up...$32.99...no discount. Then I realized the store was pretty void of customers as well. I just chuckled at the salesperson and left. Next I ventured to GAP and found s similar shirt for $10. SOLD!
I got that same shirt at walmart for $3 sucker
A gap shirt....and everyone knows it...lol
marciano still holds over 1.5 million shares. what is the difference between direct and indirect shares. most of his are indirect? ha!


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The Long Beach State men's volleyball program initiated its Wall of Honor in 2006 with 10 members being inducted into the first class. There are now 22 members of the Wall of Honor.
The two major induction criteria for the Wall of Honor, as outlined by the committee, was the following: the player must have represented Long Beach State men's volleyball with unparallel success or achievement and truly embodied the passion, commitment, and loyalty that makes up a 49er men's volleyball player.
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750 Wabash Ave, Terre Haute, IN, 47807, United States of America, 855-239-9477
Hilton Garden Inn Terre Haute - Terre Haute
Lowest price$119
available on 06/05/16
Hilton Garden Inn Terre Haute is a 3-star city center Terre Haute hotel, a stone's throw from Swope Art Museum and Clabber Girl Museum. You'll also be within a short walk of Vigo County Public Library and Indiana State University.
This hotel has its own restaurant serving breakfast and dinner where you'll find a selection of items to try. Relax in the indoor pool during your stay.
This hotel has its own restaurant serving breakfast and dinner where you'll find a selection of items to try. Relax in the indoor pool during your stay.
Leisure facilities on offer include the 24-hour fitness and spa tub. Free WiFi and high-speed (wired) Internet access is provided.
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Hilton Garden Inn Terre Haute - Terre Haute
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $119
- Room, 2 Queen Beds, Accessible
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 109 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 6 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Free self parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
Food and drink
- Restaurant
Things to do
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Spa tub
Working away
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Conference space size (feet) - 625
- Conference space size (meters) - 58
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- In-room accessibility
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Home comforts
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
Freshen up
- Hair dryer
Be entertained
- Pay movies
- MP3 docking station
Stay connected
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
Food and drink
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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DiningGarden Grille and Bar - This restaurant serves breakfast and dinner.
Hilton Garden Inn Terre Haute - Terre Haute's small print
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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