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Rast ich so rost ich. (When I rest, I rust)
- KMC quick link failed, it broke, no idea why or how, I'm not that strong of a rider. SRAM quick link worked perfectly.
- Patch kit worked for a tube.
- Then another tube, for some reason where I commute, someone had broken glass and one night didn't notice, paying attention.
- Multi-tool to adjust my saddle etc.
Love having this kit. It's ugly and cumbersome but it's been useful.
^^ yup. Been doing this for 30 years, wouldn't dream of not having a tool bag under the seat. Ugly as it is. It's my truth.
Rast ich so rost ich. (When I rest, I rust)
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The Velominati, who granted are ridiculously OCD about bikes, even codified it in a rule:
Rule #26 // Make your bike photogenic.
When photographing your bike, gussy her up properly for the camera. Some parameters are firm: valve stems at 6 oclock. Cranks never at 90 or 180 degrees. Others are at your discretion, though the accepted practices are include putting the chain on the big dog, and no bidons in the cages.
Who the frack cares if someone physically types "IN MY OPINION". When someone posts a hot or not and chooses to give the reasons why, that is their opinion. Nobody here is speaking on behalf of anyone else, including myself.
If @Niloc finds bikes to only be appealing if they meet a particular criteria than who are you or anyone else to say otherwise?
If @bigfred says he doesn't like bikes that have the color blue in them regardless of how well they are staged, than that's his opinion. If you disagree, then you disagree.
Some people appreciate seeing the details, some do not care. I say Moderate what needs to be moderated.
But then again, "That's just my opinion".
Thank you wise King Hoternot.
Dogma has no place in this thread. I'm just making sure that's a known fact. All the silly rules are just that - silly! You might have a different opinion, but no big deal, everybody has an opinion . . . that's why they're only worth 2 cents.
And to quote the velomanati like it's a serious thing??? It's a joke! It's satire! It's internet humor!
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Even with talent drain, Irish can be CFB Playoff contender
Brian Kelly's next football team might have less talent than the group that produced seven of the first 103 picks in the NFL Draft. But it might have a better chance to make it to the College Football Playoff.
It's a trendy thought lately. The kind of thing you do when it's May and we're still a long way away from any football this fall.
But there's good reason to be bullish on the Irish. And SBNation's Bill Connelly providing the thinking man's rationale for the optimism last week when he unveiled his preview of the 2016 Fighting Irish.
The entire preview is very much worth your time, but here's the synopsis:
- Brian Kelly is an excellent coach. (Sorry complainers.)
- Whoever wins the quarterback job is going to be really good.
- An offensive line that'll reload.
- Tons of skill talent.
- A defense trending in the right direction.
- A good close game team.
- A schedule that's more conducive to winning.
Again, go read the article. (You'll be smarter for it.) But after crunching many of the variables, here's Connelly's mighty optimistic conclusion:
There isn't a sure loss on the schedule. In fact, there's only one game in which Notre Dame has a worse than 59 percent chance of winning. But operating in close games will be critical. That means finding go-to receivers for the quarterback in times of need, continued quality from Yoon, and a defense that improves up front despite turnover and holds steady in the back despite freshmen on the two-deep.
All of the "ifs" are realistic, and while the defense still has plenty to prove, I'm not going to doubt Kelly after last year. If I had a poll vote — and thank goodness I don't — I would seriously consider Notre Dame in the preseason top five.
With Notre Dame's two regular-season losses coming in the final moments of road games to top-five teams, this isn't the type of "Here Come the Irish" headline that invaded our psyche and ruined the enjoyment of seasons under Bob Davie, Ty Willingham or Charlie Weis, the later still finding his way into the schlock headlines thanks to Notre Dame's latest tax return release.
But Brian Kelly's consistency has turned proclamations like Connelly's into a decidedly uninteresting one. And at the same time that we go inch-by-inch through the roster, it's helpful to see what the Irish look like from a 30,000-foot view—a better vantage point to evaluate progress than the perch most of us inhabit.
So while all previews in May expire by the time the calendar hits August, let's go through the bullet points (as appropriated by me, not Connelly) just to add to the discussion.
Brian Kelly: elite coach. (No question mark)
Right now, that's a fairly undeniable assertion. And for those of you who'll haggle about the definition of elite or harken back to a two-point conversion chart or the selection of the team's defensive coordinator, this might be the best question to ask yourself: "After Nick Saban and Urban Meyer, who else do you want running your program?"
The quarterback battle.
If there's something that I find reassuring, it's the fact that Connelly hasn't lost the plot on this. Whoever wins the quarterback battle will play at a very high level. Or they won't play at all.
As Kelly, Mike Denbrock and Mike Sanford showed last season, the Irish will coach up a quarterback and get very productive play out of them. (Unlike what happened at Ohio State last year.) And with Brandon Wimbush putting the redshirt on, Notre Dame has one of the country's most dangerous weapons waiting in the wings.
The offensive line should be good again.
Remember all those data-driven pieces about minutes-played correlating to excellent offensive line play? I still believe them. But I also think the Irish will produce a very, very productive offensive line even with three new starters, thanks to two starting NFL linemen on the left side of their center and Alex Bars likely on his way, too.
Those skill players? They'll be good.
I'm bullish on the ground game. I'm high on the young talent in the secondary. And I'll give the benefit of the doubt to a receiving corps that I think is still a little more unsorted than I'd guess this staff wants.
Torii Hunter should lead the unit. After that, I'm not sure what to expect.
The move of Alizé Jones to the "W" (boundary side) receiver gives you an idea that this staff is preparing to go forward if Corey Robinson steps away from the game because of concussions. It also might point to an offensive direction that's more similar to 2012, a physical approach that could put more tight ends on the field and would allow the Irish to lean on a very strong running game and a quarterback who'll be able to take deep shots down the field.
The Defense?
How you improve after losing headliners like Sheldon Day, Jaylon Smith, Joe Schmidt, Elijah Shumate and KeiVarae Russell is hard to comprehend. But I think this unit will have more versatility, as injuries and certain personnel limitations really hamstrung a unit that was maddeningly inconsistent at times.
Can they improve against the run? I think the answer starts with Jarron Jones and Jerry Tillery, two stout guys who'll hold up in the trenches in front of Nyles Morgan. That'll serve as the critical building block to the scheme, with pieces added and subtracted to make sure the Irish can be multiple and match-up with opponents on a weekly basis.
I'm punting on this topic (for now), while acknowledging that improvement on this side of the football is critical to success and the biggest unknown heading into the season.
Good play in tight games
Remember those heart-stopping finishes in the Weis era? Or that dreadful feeling you got every time a game got close and an opponent mounted a comeback?
For some, it'll never go away. But under Brian Kelly, the Irish have been a very good close game team—even considering the two tight losses last year.
I appreciate the comparison Connelly made in his piece to a baseball team with a good bullpen. When the Irish have been at their best, they've been able to control the game late with solid quarterback play, a dependable running game and a defense that held up.
Justin Yoon and Tyler Newsome play an important part in this process, too. The specialist duo will help control field position and make critical kicks, with Yoon putting together a really respectable freshman season and Newsome showcasing a booming leg.
The Schedule
I haven't fully dug into the intricacies of the schedule, but just at face value it's a much less daunting climb that years past. The Irish get Michigan State and Stanford at home (and under the lights) and replace Clemson with North Carolina State. Army comes back onto the schedule and Navy loses the majority of its team, including star Keenan Reynolds.
There is no shortage of coaching pedigree that Brian Kelly will face. Mark Richt, David Cutcliffe, and some young rising talent like Justin Fuente and Clay Helton in a regular season finale in Los Angeles.
But you can only win the games you play, and you can only play the teams on your schedule. (Thanks, Yogi.) As Connelly mentioned, there's no "sure loss" on this slate, and I think Notre Dame will be favored every time they take the field next year.
Jurkovec's commitment as solid as it can get
In a sport like college football, not much is certain. Coaching changes, recruiting battles, it is a week to week sport in nearly every sense of the word.
So when coveted 2018 quarterback Phil Jurkovec chose Notre Dame last week, many kept their enthusiasm tempered. Especially with memories of prospects like Blake Barnett fresh in their minds.
But Jurkovec seems to have his priorities aligned. And a recent comment to Matt Freeman of IrishSportsDaily.com should have Irish fans feeling very good about their young QB-in-waiting.
For as long as Notre Dame has recruited, teams have recruited against Notre Dame. And in recent years, the sales pitch has changed—not from worries of a head coach or assistants being fired, but rather the chance that they may leave for greener pastures.
In this case, you have to feel good that Jurkovec seems to understand the realities of the situation. Because even if Brian Kelly is in the NFL or Mike Sanford is running his own program, the Golden Dome will still be standing.
Of course, it doesn't do anything to guarantee Jurkovec will be in South Bend come 2018, but it certainly points to a kid and family having done their due diligence before making such an important decision.
Irish A-to-Z: Hunter Bivin
One of many heralded offensive line recruits to follow Harry Hiestand to South Bend, Hunter Bivin has bounced inside and out on Notre Dame's offensive line, looking for a home. After serving as a back-up to talents like Zack Martin, Ronnie Stanley and Mike McGlinchey at tackle, Bivin might have the inside track to earn his first starting experience at right guard.
After three years of hard work—and Steve Elmer deciding to cut short his college career after three seasons—Bivin looks like a true contender for a starting role. Now he needs to continue the work he put in this spring over the summer months, holding off a group of young talent to finalize the fifth starting job on a rebuilt offensive line.
6'5.5″, 308 lbs.
Senior, No. 70, OL
Bivin was an elite prospect. 247 ranked him as one of the top offensive linemen—and overall prospects—in the country. He was an All-State performer in Kentucky, an Under Armour All-American, and played for the USA Team.
Bivin chose Notre Dame over offers from Florida, LSU, Oklahoma, Ohio State and Michigan. He was a starter on a Kentucky state championship basketball team and also the state's best shot putter.
Freshman Season (2013): Did not see action.
Sophomore Season (2014): Made his Irish debut in the second half of a lopsided victory over Rice. Played in five games, including on special teams against Florida State.
Junior Season (2015): Played in five games, serving as a backup at left tackle for Ronnie Stanley. Notched a season-high 25 snaps against UMass. Played 14 snaps in a convincing season-opening win over Texas.
The crystal ball appeared to be working last year when it came to Bivin's playing time.
Bivin's got everything you'd want—on paper—when it comes to an offensive line recruit. That said, it's time for those qualities to translate to the field, something we haven't seen yet.
It's not necessarily fair to call Bivin an underachiever, especially when you want to have the type of depth Notre Dame has developed up front. It's also worth noting that the two positions the Irish have worked Bivin have required some difficult playing time battles: Matt Hegarty just moved to Oregon and was inserted as the team's starting center after he couldn't beat out Nick Martin. And Ronnie Stanley will follow Zack Martin into the first round of the NFL Draft.
So let's hold our breath a little bit longer.
It's clear that Bivin has some ability, with the staff entrusting a second-string tackle job to the Kentucky native the past two seasons. But it's also clear that he's not the caliber of tackle prospect that Alex Bars is, with Bivin making the slide inside, hopefully solidifying the starting lineup with the team's five best offensive linemen.
Right now—especially after Colin McGovern struggled through injuries this spring—Bivin has a grasp on that job. But after another summer competing with Tristen Hoge and incoming freshman Tommy Kraemer, that might not be as clear.
Hiestand and Brian Kelly both prefer playing veterans—especially along the offensive line. We've seen guys like Mike Golic, Christian Lombard and Matt Hegarty keep talented young players on the sideline as trusted veterans. Bivin likely can do the same as a senior with a fifth-year available, though he'll need to be the best player for the job.
I have Bivin penciled in at right guard for the start against Texas. Whether he stays in the lineup will likely be dictated by how quickly this offensive line gels. Remember, it wasn't too long ago that Kelly and Hiestand reshuffled their starting lineup, 2014's offensive line swapped out mid-season after a disappointing start to the year. That's a real scenario that could take place if this line doesn't come together.
Being the fifth-best starter on an offensive line that features guys like Mike McGlinchey and Quenton Nelson is no shame, especially when we've seen and heard such good things about first-time projected starters like Bars and Sam Mustipher. Bivin is a big body—he's got prototype tackle size—and that'll make the transition inside easier.
But I'm still waiting to see how he does as a mauler. There's not much room for finesse at right guard, especially with the Irish wanting to establish a ground game early and often in 2016.
If Bivin brings that type of aggressiveness to the job and takes to guard over the summer, he's a potential two-year starter. If not, he goes back to being a sixth man, capable of backing up essentially every spot on the offensive line.
2016's Irish A-to-Z
Josh Adams
Josh Barajas
Alex Bars
Asmar Bilal
Irish A-to-Z: Asmar Bilal
It is freshman year all over again for linebacker Asmar Bilal. The rising sophomore, who wore a redshirt in 2015, likely spent more time working with Brian VanGorder's defense in 15 spring practices than he did all of last season.
That's what happens when Jaylon Smith departs for the NFL and Te'von Coney and Greer Martini spend the offseason recovering from injuries. Those circumstances cleared the way for Bilal to take center stage at Will linebacker this spring, a position that'll look quite different than it did the past two seasons when America's most talented linebacker roamed the field.
No slouch himself, Bilal has more than just long dreads in common with Smith. With a body that also looks chiseled from granite and the speed of a safety, there are great expectations for the Indianapolis native.
6'2″, 230 lbs.
Sophomore, No. 27, LB
A four-star recruit, Bilal picked Notre Dame over Michigan after a competitive recruitment. He had offers from Michigan State, Missouri, Nebraska, Tennessee and a dozen other programs, too.
Bilal was an Army All-American, second-team on the MaxPreps All-American team and was Indiana's defensive player of the year on the American Family Insurance All-USA team. He was a four-star prospect and a 247 composite Top 200 player.
Freshman Season (2015): Did not see action.
The year of eligibility was saved, keeping Bilal off of special teams. But all else held true:
At the very least, I see Bilal wreaking some havoc on special teams. But if there's an opening on the field with this defense, it's at safety. Perhaps Bilal could serve as a situational defensive back, the type of in-the-box plugger that Drue Tranquill excelled at in 2014.
The reality of the situation is a year of learning and gaining weight for Bilal. With Joe Schmidt and Jarrett Grace departing after this season, and Jaylon Smith having quite a choice on his hands as well, the depth chart could turn over after this season—turning next spring into maybe an even more critical time than this fall in Bilal's development.
Bilal's primary competition at Will linebacker is classmate Te'von Coney, who had worked his way into the two-deep behind Jaylon Smith, playing briefly in the Fiesta Bowl before suffering his own major injury. While Coney had to watch spring ball as his shoulder healed, Bilal took reps for the two of them.
While it's far from decided, Coney looks like the first choice in the starting lineup for VanGorder and Mike Elston. That's not to say that the rotation will be as limited as it was last season—this group of linebackers might very well be patched together by scheme and circumstance.
None of that changes Bilal's potential. A football player who came to Notre Dame needing to add mass to his frame and learn the intricacies of playing linebacker, Bilal's high school exploits included a lot of time at safety, a tackling machine that looked more search-and-destroy than fully understanding the nuances of gap control and positional responsibilities.
Bilal put on the weight, up to 230 pounds this spring, looking like a linebacker not a DB. Now the mental aspect of the game will likely dictate how quickly Bilal's able to deploy his physical skills and use them for good. We'll get a nice progress report on where the coaches think he is come Texas.
Bilal looks like a four-unit coverage contributor on special teams from game one. He also has the type of speed and skill that he could find a role in a sub-package (remember those?) for VanGorder, if the defense is able to keep enough guys healthy to play multiple schemes.
The redshirt was the best thing to happen to Bilal in that he's essentially starting his college career now. We've seen too often the difficulties that come with using talented young defenders in bit roles, robbing years of eligibility from guys like Kona Schwenke and Romeo Okwara, removing a fifth-year opportunity that could have really helped all parties involved.
Positional depth helped save Bilal in 2015. Now he's going to need to be part of the solution in 2016, when a new cast of characters needs to step forward and lead with captains Joe Schmidt and Smith long gone.
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Considering Local Adaptation in Issues of Lepidopteran Conservation-A Review and Recommendations
Aardema, Matthew L., Scriber, J. Mark, Hellmann, Jessica J., The American Midland Naturalist
Butterflies are among the most charismatic and alluring of invertebrate organisms. Their complex life histories and diverse habitat affiliations often produce regional variation and local adaptation among different populations. Unfortunately, numerous lepidopteran species are facing extinction. In this paper we address the importance of considering local adaptation in butterfly conservation and encourage investigations of regional specialization that may enhance the effectiveness of conservation strategies such as captive rearing, habitat restoration and the introduction of populations into new localities. We also give suggestions for dealing with problems arising from local adaptation in particular instances.
Preventing the loss of biodiversity is one of the most important challenges facing the scientific community (Wilson, 1992). Extinctions imperil the well-being of biological communities, diminish the effectiveness of ecosystem services and reduce the aesthetic value of the natural world for humans (Wilson, 1992; Luck et al, 2003). Recognition of these import contributions has resulted in a variety of programs aimed at slowing and reversing population declines.
Butterflies in particular have received a great deal of conservation attention, both for their scientific interest and for the appreciation they receive from the general public (PyIe, 1976). Protection of specific lepidopteran species can have far reaching, positive benefits for whole ecosystems and hence imperiled butterflies are worthy of both continued scientific inquiry and dedicated financial resources (Launer and Murphy, 1994; Emmel, 1995; Fleishman el al, 2000; Spitzer et al, 2009). Three of the most common and effective methods for protecting and enhancing butterfly populations are habitat restoration, captive rearing of individuals for release back into present populations and the establishment of new populations (New, 1991). This new establishment may be especially important with changes in climate permanently altering the long-term thermal landscape (Richardson et al, 2009). For each of these approaches, variation between populations and adaptation to specific local conditions can have a profound influence on the success of these efforts.
In species-specific conservation programs, the possibility of local adaptation is often only examined for one or a few potential impacts on survival and fitness (e.g., larval host-plant use; but see Pelini et al, 2009). Yet our work, and that of many others, shows that local adaptation across a wide array of life-history influences can be a very real concern for lepidopteran populations in decline. Adaptation, specifically evolutionary specialization driven by historical conditions, can hinder an organism's ability to adjust and propagate when conditions change (either naturally or because individuals are introduced to new locations; Yurk and Powell, 2009; Pelini et al, 2010). Likewise, selection that varies across space can create the formation of distinct ecotypes. As .a result, local adaptation and specialization is common among endangered butterflies and often hinders restoration efforts (Schultz et al, 2008; Nylin and Bergström, 2009).
Here we examine many of the factors that may generate local adaptation in lepidopteran populations in order to create awareness of potential problems that could impede recovery efforts. Our goal is to outline circumstances where local adaptation should be examined when plans to aid an imperiled species are initiated. Specifically, we address local adaptation in the context of captive rearing, habitat restoration and population introduction into new locations. We recognize that it would be impractical if not impossible for investigators to thoroughly research every component mentioned here for each species of concern. Rather, it is our hope that this review can suggest important avenues for inquiry and demonstrate why examination of local adaptation across many areas may be necessary for conservation success. …


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Planetary Humanism and War and Peace
Seidman, Barry, Free Inquiry
Some secular humanists do not consider the war on Iraq a "core issue" for the humanist movement to address. To them the foundation of secular humanism is atheism, with no political convictions implied. True, a healthy humanist movement should never become so politically partisan as to ignore or denounce conflicting points of view. Ethical nonbelievers can and do disagree on a wide range of political issues. It's also true that the Iraq crisis does not go to the core of what we would call "secularism"--unless we see Bush's mission in the "holy lands" as his personal mission for God, but that's a different matter. To me, at the core of secular humanism lies the hope of planetwide peace and cooperation. In pursuing this we must overcome not only the obstacles of religion but those posed by unjust warfare too.
A humanist response to "Operation Iraqi Freedom" must draw on humanist ethics and morality which offer far more than mere atheism. While atheism as such carries no specific moral or ethical content, secular humanism stretches further, providing a powerful, affirmative, evidence-based life stance that unquestionably addresses the ethics of human behavior. I think that strongly implies a need to oppose the war on Iraq. Some secular humanists believe otherwise, but the ones I've had the opportunity to hear out tend to hold what I see as common misconceptions. Perhaps by addressing these misconceptions I can help to clarify the moral issues in play here.
One such misconception is the belief that George W Bush desires a government in postwar Iraq that will control its own destiny--which its oil fields will have a role in shaping. This simply flies in the face of what he and his predecessors have done in Iraq over the past twenty years. (1) Any idea that Bush is primarily concerned with the welfare of the Iraqi people is refuted by the very war itself, and further ignores the plan for a postwar U.S. occupation of Iraq led by Lieutenant General Jay Garner (who, by the way, has close links to hawkish Jewish groups in Israel)--an occupation the Iraqi people have since taken to the streets in the hundreds of thousands to protest.
Concerning Iraq's oil fields, Bush has said he will keep them functioning for the Iraqi people. Yet they will be rehabilitated primarily by Halliburton, Dick Cheney's former company, from which the vice president receives one million dollars a year. NBC anchor Tom Brokaw may have captured the truth during April's heavy fighting when he suggested--accurately, if arrogantly-that the Iraqis mustn't blow up their oil fields because the United States "will own that country in a few days."
Then there is the conveniently neglected rationale for going to war in the first place: those infamous weapons of mass destruction (WMDs). Strangely enough, no such weapons were used against U.S. or British forces, nor were any found in Iraq as of this writing in late April. Indeed, Bush's prewar claims that Iraq possessed WMDs were forcefully refuted by the United Nations inspection team--Hans Blix said that, if the war had been delayed just two months longer, he might have been able to have given Iraq a clean bill of health. Additionally, we now know that much of the administration's case for Iraqi WMDs hinged on a plagiarized eighteen-year-old report on Iraq's weaponry written by a college student! …


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SS Jose Reyes
2B Luis Castillo
3B David Wright
CF Carlos Beltran
RF Ryan Church
LF Moises Alou
1B Carlos Delgado
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RH John Maine
The mets offense has been up and down so far this year. Today they are going against Glavine and a pitcher who is a veteran
journeymen in Campillo. Show me that the offense has finally come around and score runs. There is no excuse not to score runs against the braves Sp pitchers or for that matter there bull pen.
Given that there's a LHP in Game 1 and a RHP in Game 2, and assuming that each of the Mets catchers will start in one game, why isn't Castro (bats right) playing in Game 1 and Schneider (lefty) playing Game 2?
JD- If Willie takes questions, can you ask him why, if each catcher is playing 1 today, why Schneider is playing against the lefty and Castro the righty? This is why Willie is so maddening at times!
I was wondering about the catchers as well as I assumed Castro would start against the LH pitcher. Also Schneider caught Vargas last week and in Montreal so it does not seem to make sense to have Schneider catch the first game
OK, Castillo hits one out.
Apocalypse time.
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Prosecutorial Discretion under Resource Contsraints
Goelzhauser, Greg, Judicature
Do prosecutorial resource constraints influence death-charging decisions? Using new data on death-charging decisions from 301 prosecutorial districts across 34 states, the results presented here suggest that the conventional wisdom is wrong. The probability of facing a death charge is higher in prosecutorial districts with larger budgets. The results inform our understanding of the politics of prosecutorial behavior and the policy debate over capital punishment.
When asked whether resource constraints would influence his decision to seek the death penalty, local prosecutor Steve Tucker said that filing a death charge "is about seeking justice" and that resources do "not play into [the decision] at all."1 Although some local prosecutors admit that budget constraints necessitate fewer death charges,2 the prevailing view among practitioners is that resources do not influence their decision-making in prospective capital cases.3 Although scholars have offered competing anecdotes concerning the relationship between budgets and deathcharging decisions, the limited empirical evidence (from a single state) supports the conventional wisdom that resource availability does not influence prosecutorial decision-making.4 However, the importance of the question and lack of available data led one schoiar to contend that "[a] careful consideration of the impact of budgets. ..on prosecutorial charging decisions is long overdue."5 This article begins to fill this gap in the literature by examining the relationship between budget constraints and deathcharging decisions, while locating the discussion within the broader theoretical literature on prosecutorial behavior.
The relationship between budget constraints and death-charging decisions has important policy implications. Some scholars contended that a death-charging decision based on resource availability is arbitrary and capricious, thereby violating the defendant's constitutional rights.6 Moreover, basing death-charging decisions on budget constraints may contribute to the perception that the implementation of capital punishment resembles a "geographic lottery."7 Many reforms have been proposed for mitigating the impact of this geographic lottery, but the merit of these proposals will ultimately be judged by empirical evidence concerning the extent to which such a lottery exists.
The question of whether prosecutorial decisions are based on extralegal factors is also of special interest to law and courts scholars. The local prosecutor has been called "the single most powerful figure in the administration of criminal justice."8 This singular power derives from the extraordinary discretion that prosecutors have to decide whether to bring charges against criminal suspects and which charges to bring. To constrain this "practically unlimited discretion,"9 the American Bar Association's rules of professional responsibility require prosecutors to "seek justice."10 But the extent to which local prosecutors remain faithful to this command remains unclear.
Law and courts scholars have devoted comparatively little attention to local prosecutors notwithstanding their prominence in the criminal justice system.11 This is particularly unfortunate because many of the theoretical issues concerning prosecutorial behavior, such as the exercise of discretion and demands of political accountability, are central to the study of other political institutions. Although scholars have made substantial progress studying other prosecutors, including United States Attorneys12 and state attorneys general,13 it is important to further develop our understanding of local prosecutorial behavior. This article contributes to the study of prosecutorial behavior and the policy debate over capital punishment by presenting the first systematic empirical analysis of the relationship between budgets and death-charging decisions. Using data on death-charging decisions in 2004 and 2005 from 301 prosecutorial districts across 34 death penalty states, the results suggest that larger budgets are associated with an increased likelihood of prosecutors seeking death. …


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Lupton Stadium (map it)
3700 Berry St
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Year Opened: 2003
Capacity: 4,500
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Official Review by Michael Davis, Stadium Journey Regional Correspondent
Lupton Stadium is located on the TCU campus in Fort Worth, TX. The stadium is home to the Texas Christian University baseball program. Lupton Stadium is named for Charlie and Marie Lupton in recognition of a $2 million gift from the Brown-Lupton Foundation, of which Charlie was a founder back in 1944.
The Williams-Reilly Field is natural grass with dimensions of 330 ft down the lines, 370 ft to the power alleys, and 390 ft to center. The double deck stadium with a canti-leveled roof covers part of the stadiums grandstands, keeps fans from Texas� unpredictable weather, and has a seating capacity of 4,500 seats.
The stadium has had a few renovations since it opened on February 2, 2003. The most recent renovation is the G. Malcolm Louden Player Development Center. The new center is located on the third base side of the stadium, where the home bullpen used to reside in left field. The Development Center features a brand new hitting facility and a Field Turf practice area. Lupton Stadium has played host to two conference tournaments (2008, 2009), four NCAA Regionals (2009, 2010, 2011 and 2014) and one NCAA Super Regional (2014).
The FANFARE scale is our metric device for rating each stadium experience. It covers the following:
Each area is rated from 0 to 5 stars with 5 being the best. The overall composite score is the "FANFARE Score".
Lupton Stadium is packed with enough food options that the concourse can't hold all the food stands. The TCU Grill, State Fair, and Bobby's Fajitas are located outside the main concourse along the walkway. The TCU Grill serves a Philly cheesesteak sandwich or a chicken strip basket with fries for $7 dollars. An Italian sausage or loaded fries will cost a dollar less. The State Fair food offers the fare of funnel cakes, corn dogs, fat free chills, and fresh squeezed lemonade for $5 dollars each. Bobby's Fajitas is the place for Mexican food. The fajita quesadilla and fajita nachos will cost you $8.00 while regular fajitas, 3 tamales, and a cheese quesadilla is priced at $4 each.
Inside the concourse on either side of the baselines, the stadium offers the regular stadium fare of pulled pork sandwiches ($6), pretzels ($5). There are several menu choices for $4 including hot dogs, peanuts, fresh fruit cup, and sunflower seeds. Popcorn, depending on the size, will cost either $3.50 or $6.00, regular nachos are $4.50 candy is $3.50. There is a Chick-fil-A stand inside the concourse that serves a chicken sandwich combo with chips and a cookie for $10 except on Sunday as the company policy of being closed on Sunday is observed.
Lupton Stadium serves Coca-Cola products in 24oz. at $4.50 while a larger 32oz is the better value at $5.50.Other beverages on the menu are sweet tea ($ 4.50), 20oz bottled water ($4), and hot chocolate for $3.50 a cup.
The majority of baseball games during the season are held on the weekends with a single game during the week. The stadium has country music being played as you walk towards the entrance. There are free programs and posters on tables inside the concourse, and behind home plate is the lineup card for both teams as well as the current Big 12 baseball standings. During the game, there are contests between innings, plenty of music, including Sweet Caroline in the top of the sixth, and the traditional seventh inning stretch song, "Take Me Out to the Ballgame."
The atmosphere is always a great one especially when the noise level reaches certain heights. One of those heights is when a visiting player has 2 strikes or another key game situation. It can become electrifying as fans stomp their feet on the metal underneath the bleachers or when the Horned Frogs score, the T-C-U chant can be heard outside the stadium in the parking lots. Regardless, of the final score, the TCU baseball team along with the Horned Frog fans sing the alma mater at the end of games.
The Texas Christian University campus is located about 4 miles from downtown Fort Worth. Lupton Stadium is on the southwest corner of the campus. The campus is divided by University Drive and is the location of few restaurants popular for serving the TCU students.
Where to Eat. Buffalo Bros is a sponsor of TCU baseball and a popular place for all TCU fans. Fans flock to this local sports bar which serves New York Style wings, pizza, and subs. Dutch's Hamburgers, a burger and beer caf�, facing the Texas Christian University campus is another great place to eat before attending a TCU event. Dutch's namesake is Leo "Dutch" Meyer, a TCU grad who became the most successful football coach in football history.
Attractions & Entertainment.There are several tourist attractions in Fort Worth near the TCU campus. Fort Worth Zoo on University Drive near the Colonial Country Club is a good place for families. The Cultural District, which has several museums, including the world famous Kimbell Art Museum, along with the Will Rogers Memorial Center, home of the annual Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo are within 5 miles of Lupton Stadium. A trip to the Fort Worth Stockyards is a must when visiting the Fort Worth area and is just a few miles on the other side of downtown.
Where to Stay. Two good options for lodging while in town for a TCU baseball game include the Sheraton Fort Worth Hotel and Spa at 1701 Commerce and the Residence Inn by Marriott at 2500 Museum Way.
Texas Christian University is a private school with an undergraduate enrollment around 8,500 so the Horned Frog fans are a close knit community making their support genuine. The Horned Frogs fans rank among the Top 15 for Division I baseball programs. Lupton Stadium has plenty of purple and white Horned Frog apparel, from the youngest child to the most senior adult. Most fans are polite, friendly, and just love their Horned Frogs despite the result on the field.
The ballpark is located off of W. Berry Street on the southwest corner campus of TCU with the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center, Lowdon Track and Field Complex about a mile from the center of campus on University Drive. The reserved parking for Lupton Stadium is on Bellaire Drive N. Parking is available in Lots 2, 3 and 4, and will be serviced by two shuttles that will drop off on the west side of the stadium. Parking will also be available to the public in Lot 13 located between the soccer and baseball fields. The final option for lots on campus will be the Physical Plant lot, which will be made available after 5 p.m. on work days.
Lupton has three entrances, the first two entrances are behind home plate, a lower entrance and the upper entrance near the ticket booth, either way there will be stairs since there is only one concourse. There is a ramp for people requiring ADA/Handicap access. The third entrance is located in the right field area off of W. Berry Street.
Once inside, the walkway concourse is narrow but perfectly adequate for the crowd. The signage provides easy navigation for everything from restrooms, concessions, and sitting sections. All of the lower level has individual seats while the upper level are metal benches over the dugouts. The stadium has suites located between the seating levels with the access being on the concourse. Along the right field line near the visitor's bullpen, is a large tier grass berm. The large berm provides an area for the kids to play, however it is also the general admission area for when the reserved seating is sold out. All reserved seating besides the patio area are protected by netting, making the large berm area an excellent place to stand for a clear view of the game.
Overall, the stadium access is outstanding even though it is away from the center of campus, the flow of traffic arriving and departing for games is simply easy.
Single game tickets prices are reserved seating $15 dollars (adult) and $10 (youth). The stadium has general admission pricing of $12 (adult) and $8 (youth), however, general admission is only offered when the reserved seating is sold out. The return on investment to see a baseball program that has been one of top programs in the country over the last five years, with two appearances in the College World Series, is very high and recommended if you love baseball or just want a fun filled day.
The historical information at the stadium such as the signs for players that have gone onto the professional baseball ranks, stadium's fa�ade of the past teams accomplishments, and bringing the foul and flag poles from the program's former home TCU Diamond.
The Texas Christian University mascot for being one of the best mascots in college sports.
The various promotions throughout the year that the TCU staff incorporates into the home schedule such as the St Paddy's Day cap, All-Star sleepover, Kids Days, and the concession specials.
In every sense of the word, Lupton Stadium offers visitors a wonderful atmosphere for a great friend or family outing. The high caliber baseball being played by the Horned Frogs, partnered with service provided by the TCU baseball staff offers an outstanding mixture of college baseball and quality entertainment. As seen on a game day t-shirt, "Everywhere else it's just baseball, but this is Lupton."
Good review
Looks like a nice ballpark, Would love to catch a game there sometime.
by AgWolfJoe | Mar 18, 2013 11:38 AM
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Member Review by sportsroadtrips on Mar 09, 2013
Built in 2003 on the TCU campus in Fort Worth, TX, Lupton Stadium is named for Charlie and Marie Lupton in recognition of a $2-million gift from the Brown-Lupton Foundation, of which Charlie was a founder back in 1944. You might notice in the photo gallery that the field is named separately for two others (Roger Williams was a TCU player and coach, while Michael Reilly is a local businessman), meaning there are four individuals recognized here. It may be a bit wordy, but it is much better than naming rights sold to a corporation.
Member Review by DustyTxn on Apr 25, 2016
Fans at Lupton Stadium were rude and aggressive. Very bad sports. Stadium on the other hand is average.
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Realmente me gustan tus trabajos, he estado viendo tu galería, nunca he llevado clases de dibujo así que espero que tus trabajos me ayuden con el escorzo, modelo y proporción ^^ Me gustaría que hicieras más modelos de hombres, si no es molestia (Espero que sepas hablar español, o si no, podrías usar el traductor de Google xD)
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I need all the anatomy tutorials I can get my hand on XD I find this pretty useful, since I have a hard time drawing males, especially the torso. Thank you~
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The legs seem to be too long in the leftmost sketches, though the shape and curves look nice.
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it's actually windy enough to have knocked out my power, which has never happened since i've lived here. i'm actually posting this message from my phone, as i have no other way to get on the internet right now. i think i'll sit today out.
Yea, I had to buck 25 mph winds on the way home the other day. That was a tough ride.
the weather report is saying the wind is 36mph right now.
I rode in some heavy wind the other day... It killed me. I had a great ride into work, felt like a Strongman. On the way home battled uphill into wind so heavy I was cranking out of the saddle on my 46x17 fixed gear and still moving at a crawl. It was brutal.
We are in a Wind Advisory today. It is 20-25 mph winds now with gusts upwards of 35 mph. It has been that way for two days now. Tough! And to top it off....1 mile into my 12 mile commute home....broke a front spoke!!! I had the wind and a wobble to deal with yesterday.
So today, swapped the wheel from my singlespeed (not gonna ride that bad boy in this weather) and off I go! But man.......out in the prairies of Texas, no matter how the road bends, it always seems to be a head or cross wind!!!
The experienced cyclist knows that winds are worse than any hill could ever be. I've been on one commute where I was in a deeper gear ratio climbing the hills than I was once I finally got to the top where it was level. The hills shielded me from the wind!
That was hands down my most frustrating and unpleasant commute ever.
Good night...and good luck
Pshh, you guys should try biking in Oklahoma. "Oooooklahoma, where the wind comes sweeping down the plains..."
Nice. According to the NWS, when I left the house at 7:50, the wind readings at Sac Exec were 26mph, with gusts to 38. Since it was a crosswind, I had a bit of trouble holding my line.
Cyclists of the world, unite! You have nothing to lube but your chains!
I made peace with riding in the wind back when I was about 10. I was living up in Tulsa and it was either that, or don't ride. Got my first road bike out of it though.
I rode about 90% of the way home in a 30 km/h head wind the other day. I was almost home when the wind changed and it became a tail wind. Once the wind changed, it seemed to be the easiest riding I've ever done.
Fixed is a blast with a tailwind, it's like your bike is pulling you along for the rideOriginally Posted by ducati
Into a modest headwind I prefer a fixed gear. Anything over about 12mph tho and it calls for a road bike. At least on a geared bike you can tell yourself to gear down and spin through it.
Yes, indeed. I was cursing my choice of riding the fixie that day, when I have a perfectly good geared 'cross bike gathering dust in the garageOriginally Posted by *new*guy


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and this is the end — did I write as many positive columns as negative ones? Did I simply follow the pack, or did I try to guide it...
In the end — and this is the end — did I write as many positive columns as negative ones? Did I simply follow the pack, or did I try to guide it?
I hope in the future someone cares enough to check in with Chris Gobrecht at Yale, or Don James in the desert, or Mike Hargrove in Ohio. Or who appreciates the history and excellence of the rowing program at Washington.
Like a lot of businesses, The Times is cutting back this upcoming year. And that includes me.
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It ends the 25-year relationship I've enjoyed with readers, some who will be sad to see me go and others who will think it is time to clear stale air with new thoughts and ideas.
It's clear I don't fit with the angry, rush-to-judgment era of the Internet.
In the 1950s, when I first started working for newspapers, when we transmitted stories via Western Union and worked in the glare of flashbulbs, the concern for the industry was the emergence of television.
But people still wanted to read about a football game even though they'd seen it on television, and later saw it over and over again with instant replay.
There were still stories behind the stories, still good things in an otherwise bad season, still a perspective that comes from solid reporting and life experiences.
I was changed after covering the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City where I witnessed Bob Beamon long jump 29 feet and Tommie Smith and John Carlos thrust black-gloved fists in the air.
I would view Jake Locker differently because I had covered George Blanda and Dan Fouts and Billy Joe Hobert. And Barry Bonds because I had covered his father, Bobby Bonds.
Now we have the Internet where everyone is a columnist, where instant comment is as jarring as instant replay.
It was fun during the first years of my retirement from regular column writing to do the Sunday thing, to have, for example, the time to reflect on the 50th anniversary of the running of the 4-minute mile. To recall the great race in Vancouver between Roger Bannister and John Landy and later to locate Jim Bailey, the Aussie living in Canada, who ran the first sub-4 in the U.S.
I know, I know. Does anybody really care?
I think they do. I know I feel good for having remembered, in print, the anniversary of Steve Prefontaine's death, even if I had to explain to people who he was. Of writing in the wakes of their passings about the robust high-school coaching career of Bainbridge Island's Tom Paski, and of Bob Mathias, the two-time Olympic decathlon champion who was the greatest athlete I ever saw.
To have the time to talk with the remaining members of the UW crew that won a gold medal in the 1936 Olympics. While they still remained.
To wonder if Sahalee Country Club will ever get that PGA Championship it was promised or if the next major in the Northwest will be played instead at the stunning new Chambers Bay course near Tacoma.
For me, it was not simply enough to wail about the shortcomings of Tyrone Willingham as football coach at Washington without understanding the particular problems he faces.
Journalism is about asking questions others can't or don't.
It is about finding answers to problems, about critiquing, not just complaining.
Maybe, after all these years, I'm not as demanding as I need to be. I wasn't bothered a few years ago when the Mariners' Howard Lincoln and Pat Gillick said they'd rather have a decade of winning seasons than risk everything for one trip to the World Series.
It's trite, I know, but I think we get so caught up in the final destination that we abandon the joy of the journey. Did we really enjoy the Mariners winning 116 games that year without Ken Griffey Jr., Alex Rodriguez and Randy Johnson or did we dwell on the failure to get to the World Series?
In the frustration of losing, do we recognize the winners and appreciate the outcome might have more to do with what they did than what we didn't do?
Can you have a good season when you don't make the playoffs? Sure you can, if it was better than the one before it and promises to be better the year after.
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