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The Shorebirds scored first in the first inning. Gregory Lorenzo led off with a single and stole his 37th base of the season to get into scoring position. Then, Adrian Marin singled to right-center field to give the Shorebirds a 1-0 lead.
Kannapolis leveled the score in the fourth inning. Jason Coats pulled a one out double to left-center field and Michael Marjama singled to tie the game.
In the sixth inning, Kannapolis took the lead on a sacrifice fly to center by Marjama.
Both starting pitchers went six innings. Parker Bridwell allowed six hits and two runs, while Jefferson Olacio yielded two hits and no earned runs. Bridwell fanned three batters to increase his strikeout total to 141 for the season, most by a Shorebirds pitcher since 2009 (Cole McCurry, 145).
The Shorebirds tied the game in the seventh inning. Lucas Herbst reached on a throwing error by new pitcher Andre Wheeler. He moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Steel Russell and scored on a two-out single to center by Torsten Boss.
In the eighth inning, the Intimidators regained the lead. Jacob May, who went 2-for-3, led off with a single. May advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by Tim Anderson. Then, May broke to third on a steal attempt and Russell sailed the throw into left field, allowing May to score.
Wheeler tossed a scoreless eighth inning and David Putnam retired the Shorebirds in order in the ninth with two strikeouts to end the game.
The Shorebirds managed just four hits.
The Shorebirds and Intimidators play game two of the series on Wednesday, August 28. LHP Bennett Parry is the scheduled starter for Delmarva.
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Children and adults across Lyman County are invited to participate in the Read for the Record campaign to be held on Oct. 6. The year's book is Llama, Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney. Record breakers everywhere will take part in helping to set a new world record for the greatest number of people reading the same book on the same day. Parents as Teachers will coordinate the event by donating a copy of the book to the Kennebec and Presho School Libraries to be shared with the school-aged children that day. They will also involve the communities of Vivian, Presho, Kennebec, and Reliance by hosting a pajama/red clothing party at each public library or location. The pajama/red clothing party will begin at 6:00 pm and include sharing the book, working on activities and having a light meal. The book can be found online at www.wegivebooks.org/pf/rftr/ for those who are unable to attend the festivities but want to participate and help set a new world record.
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This week: At Spokane on Friday and at Seattle on Sunday. Next home games are Feb. 3, Feb. 4 and Feb. 6.
Last week: Lost at Spokane 5-2 and 6-1, beat Everett 7-4.
Player of the week: Joe Morrow. The defenseman had two goals and one assist in Tuesday's win over Everett.
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• Former Winterhawks team captain and head coach Brent Peterson will be inducted into the franchise's Hall of Fame on Feb. 3. The ceremony will take place prior to that night's game against the Everett Silvertips at 7 p.m. in Memorial Coliseum.
• The Winterhawks have signed two centers who are expected to join the team next season:
Presten Kopeck, 16, was drafted in the third round of the 2010 WHL Bantam Draft, 60th overall. He is playing this season for the Lloydminster Bobcats of the Alberta Junior Hockey League, where he has seven goals and 12 assists for 19 points in 45 games.
Adam De Champlain, 17, was Portland's 10th-round pick in the 2009 bantam draft. He is playing this season for the Camrose Kodiaks of the Alberta Junior Hockey League, where he has eight goals and six assists for 14 points in 38 games.
Where they stand: At 16-19-2 (34 points), the Victory are in fifth place in the seven-team NORPAC.
This week: Vancouver is idle until Friday, Feb. 3 when it hosts Southern Oregon.
Last week: Vancouver lost three games against Southern Oregon by scores of 8-0, 8-3, and 9-5.
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The Obama Lady Eagles crushed the Montessori Eagles, with a final score of 55-5 on Monday.. After the win, we interviewed Ms. Walker. Ms. Walker said that her goal this season is "to help the sixth graders because they are new to the team." She also stated that they are all equal in talent. She said that the team captains are: Taylin Tyler, Mikayla Porter, and Elijah Hines. The Obama Lady Eagles continue their dominance in middle school basketball. The team played extremely well.


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We don't have robot butlers just yet, but as of next year, it will be possible to have your very own human-like robot companion. Japanese telecom giant SoftBank revealed to Reuters that it will begin selling personal robot buddies by February. These bots are able to learn and express emotions, and will sell for just under $2,000, with the company believing they'll be able to serve… Read More
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A dramatic turn of events in the ongoing story of U.S. carrier consolidation: Dish Network is launching a $25.5 billion bid for number-three carrier Sprint, amounting to $17.3 billion in cash and $8.2 billion in stock. If successful, the deal would effectively snatch Sprint out of the hands of Japanese carrier Softbank, which in October announced that it would pay $20.5 billion for a 70% stake… Read More
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Mangalore: The charges levelled by activist Arvind Kejriwal against Congress President`s son-in-law Robert Vadra over his business dealings with DLF were "politically motivated", Union minister M Veerappa Moily on Sunday alleged.
The Union Corporate Affairs Minister also alleged that the IAC activist was trying to tarnish the Congress` image.
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Most of the 83,000 in Sydney's Telstra Stadium went home crushed. Watching on TV, I was electrified.
Two exhausted sides had left it all on the field, every bloody lip and cauliflower ear in plain, painful view. My fascination with international rugby had begun.
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Especially Christchurch, where the Crusaders, led by a young lion named Richie McCaw, were building a dynasty in Super Rugby, the top league in the world. A pipeline of superstars flowed from New Zealand's third-largest city to its fabled national team, the All Blacks.
Now I was headed there for a cycling trip, and to see McCaw and the Crusaders open the new season. And just my luck, our South Island cycling guide came from a Christchurch rugby family.
"This is the breeding ground, the heartland," said Dave Mitchell. "Right here. Christchurch."
I was about to learn how a nation of only 4.4 million could rule the rugby world. And why this brutal, beautiful game has such a grip on New Zealanders' souls.
I discovered it has a lot to do with heartbreak, hard men and a heritage of resilience unshaken even by a devastating earthquake.
NEW ZEALANDERS KNOW all about suffering. The Canterbury region and Christchurch survived a 7.1-magnitude earthquake in 2010 with no direct fatalities but $3 billion in estimated damage. The same year, a coal-mining disaster on the South Island killed 29.
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Seven scheduled World Cup games were moved to other venues throughout the country. "We were just pretty much gutted," Christchurch mayor Bob Parker said of that decision.
Today, the 38,500-seat stadium remains shuttered and weeds grow inside on the unstable soil.
Miraculously, the Crusaders went 13-5-1 that season while playing every Super Rugby game on the road, finally losing in the league final. And in October, the All Blacks edged France 8-7 in a tense World Cup final in Auckland. It was a cathartic victory for the entire nation.
The triumph was a long time coming, 24 years after the All Blacks won the first World Cup in 1987. Despite almost always being the favorites, they'd fallen short every four years since. Anything less than a championship on home soil in 2011 would have been another terrible blow.
Doug Neil is an Oak Harbor native and former University of Washington rower who has watched the nation's mood swings reach epic highs and lows depending on the All Blacks' fortunes.
Neil and his wife immigrated to New Zealand 23 years ago. He is an award-winning sculptor of Timaru Bluestone, marble and granite. His wife, Dr. Kathleen Liberty, is an associate professor in the School of Health Sciences at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch. They watch Crusaders and All Blacks games on TV.
"We have friends who don't care, and we have friends who are absolute rugby maniacs," he said.
"It's the obsession of national identity," said Neil, who captained the UW crew and rowed on the men's eight in 1968. "In years when the All Blacks were eliminated, I mean, God, talk about depression! You could scrape (New Zealanders) up off the pavement. They're just devastated."
DESPITE STAGGERING disappointments, New Zealanders always get back on their feet. Perhaps no other sport rewards sheer willpower like rugby, and the rugged Kiwis seem born for it.
Our cycling guide, Mitchell, is a wiry 6-footer who played rugby before becoming a competitive cyclist and tennis player. His grandfather Bill was an All Black. His father Murray played rugby, as does his son Todd. Mitchell knows what it takes to play this game.
"Look up Buck Shelford," he suggested. "He was the consummate All Blacks hard man."
Shelford's story is legendary. In 1986, caught in the bottom of a ruck in a game against France, Shelford had four teeth knocked out and his scrotum was ripped open by a French cleat, leaving one testicle hanging out. Incredibly, team physicians sewed him up on the sideline and he returned to the field before a concussion finally knocked him out of the game.
The incident is often on lists of the most horrific injuries in sports history.
Another hard man was Christchurch native Alex "Grizz" Wyllie, a former All Blacks player and coach. Wyllie said there were only two excuses for missing practice while he was coach, "death and lambing." Lambing, of course, being the season when sheep give birth.
Before the game went professional in 1995, many New Zealand players came right off the farm. They were hardened by physical labor and not averse to bending the rules.
"Thuggery was customary amongst the burly forwards," Mitchell said. And in a ruck – very basically, a scramble to control a ball on the ground – it was anything goes, including "eye gouging, back raking and stomping."
Rugby is cleaner today, Mitchell said. "The players are city boys who are bigger, faster and spend all day in the gym."
But it's still a game for hard men.
THE POSTER BOY for the modern era of New Zealand rugby is 33-year-old Richie McCaw. As fearless as the old-timers (he played the 2011 World Cup on a broken foot), he's also dedicated to preparation.
The 6-foot-2, 234-pound McCaw has been an All Black since 2001, captain since 2006 and is the only three-time World Player of the Year. He is one of the greatest No. 7s, or open-side flankers, in rugby history.
McCaw is almost too good to be true. Grandson of a World War II fighter pilot, he is himself a glider pilot. The prime minister sends him texts. He was offered — but declined — a knighthood. The selfless "Sir" Richie just wants to be one of the boys. New Zealanders revere him.
"If Richie McCaw walked into this dining room right now," Mitchell said at breakfast one morning, "every head would turn. He's a god."
And in New Zealand, other rugby players aren't far behind.
"A top rugby player is king of the roost in Christchurch," Mitchell said. "All the women chase them. And every mother wants their son to play for the Crusaders."
Dave's son Todd, 20, plays for the Halswell Hornets, the South Island's top club team in Rugby League, the 13-man version of the game. (Rugby Union, with 15 men per side, remains "the mother game.")
All sturdy good looks and seriousness, Todd Mitchell is still growing at 6 feet 3 and 200 pounds and is faster than all his mates. Growing up, he played for St. Bede's, lately the dominant school in Christchurch. But the sport's richest history belongs to his father's alma mater, 133-year-old Christchurch Boys' High School on Straven Road.
The school has produced 43 All Blacks, second-most in the country behind much-larger Auckland Grammar's 51.
Along the old school's wood-paneled hallways, around the corner from the painting of the queen and newspaper clippings of Prince William's visit in 2005, are photos of the school's rugby First Fifteens back to 1882. The framed All Blacks jersey of alum Dan Carter, who has scored more points than anyone in rugby history, enjoys special prominence.
A couple of miles away is another landmark.
"Let's take a wee look at Rugby Park, the holy grail, where the Crusaders train. It's hallowed ground," Mitchell said.
Founded in 1929 and in a leafy neighborhood, Rugby Park is reminiscent of baseball relics Wrigley Field and Fenway Park.
Behind the ground's iron gates, the Crusaders' developmental team was practicing.
A manager who identified himself as "Chalkie" said we couldn't stay, and politely escorted us out. But he was glad to hear I'd be at the Super Rugby season opener the following night.
"It should be a cracker of a game," he said. "See you there."
ON A BALMY night in late February, the eve of the three-year anniversary of the 2011 earthquake, Christchurch prepared for somber recognition of the lives lost that awful day.
But the city was also celebrating. Richie McCaw and the Crusaders were kicking off the season at home against the defending champion Chiefs from the North Island's Waikato region. A 17,000-seat replacement stadium, hastily built in suburban Addington in the year after the quake, was sold out.
It felt like an American college or pro football game. Fans showed up early in red and black face paint. The game was typically physical, and an impressive amount of Steinlager and Tui East India pale ale was consumed.
A desperate second-half rally by the Crusaders failed. Final score: Chiefs 18, Crusaders 10.
Before the game, I had met the Crusaders' Kieran Read, 28, the world's top player and the All Blacks' captain-in-waiting. Just maybe, I hoped, I could meet the legendary McCaw afterward.
The final seconds ticked away and I scrambled for the corner of the field where the players exit. Soon, No. 7 appeared. A fan next to me shouted, "Just unlucky tonight, Richie. Well done, mate!"
The aging lion seemed oblivious to the noise and barely looked around as he trotted off, head high and eyes forward. Rugby gods do not have to answer every prayer, even from those of us who travel 7,500 miles to see them.
Despite the defeat, the evening was nearly perfect. And even Christchurch fans, who have overcome bigger setbacks, went home not too disappointed.
Why would they be? It was rugby season again.
Mark Akins was a sports-desk editor for The Seattle Times for 29 years before retiring in 2013.
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Held: Thursday 10 September, 2015
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After the successful Irish Referendum in May 2015, the issue of same sex marriage in Australia is another story. In the Commonwealth v ACT (2013) 250 CLR 441 the High Court of Australia held that the ACT's Marriage Equality (Same-Sex) Act 2013 was constitutionally invalid and of no effect because the federal Marriage Act 1961 provided a comprehensive and exhaustive statement of the law with respect to marriage. It thus left no space, under the Australian Capital Territory (Self-Government) Act 1988, for the intrusion of a valid Territory law. The decision, reached unanimously and after reserving for only 10 days, disappointed proponents of marriage equality. But it also disappointed opponents because the court took the occasion to make it clear that the constitutional power with respect to marriage (s 51 (xxi)) extended to the enactment of a federal gay marriage statute. That conclusion could not be reached if the court had been of the view that the meaning of the Constitutional ''marriage'' power was confined to the understanding of ''marriage'' in 1900. So, is this clear ruling by the High Court the final coup de grace to the originalist interpretation of the Australian Constitution? Was the ruling necessary? If so, is it to be welcomed?
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The Hon Michael Kirby was Australia's longest serving judge when he retired from the High Court of Australia in 2009. Following his judicial retirement, Michael Kirby was elected President of the Institute of Arbitrators & Mediators Australia from 2009-2010. In 2010, he was appointed to the Australian Panel of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (World Bank). He also serves as Editor-in-Chief of The Laws of Australia. In 2010, Michael Kirby was awarded the Gruber Justice Prize. He served 2011-12 as a member of the Eminent Persons Group investigating the future of the Commonwealth of Nations. He was appointed as a Commissioner of the UNDP Global Commission of HIV and the Law. In March 2011, he was appointed to the Advisory Council of Transparency International, based in Berlin. In 2013, he was appointed Chair of the UN Commission of Inquiry on Human Rights Violations in North Korea. He was also appointed in 2013 as a Commissioner of the UNAIDS Commission on moving from AIDS to the Right to Health (2013-2014).
About The Michael Whincop Memorial Lecture Series
The Michael Whincop Memorial Lecture was inaugurated in 2004 to honour the contribution that the late Professor Michael Whincop made to the development of legal scholarship. The lecture series aims to celebrate Michael's commitment to research excellence and innovation.
Professor Michael Whincop (1968-2003)
Professor Michael Whincop was a leading Australian and international scholar, particularly in the areas of economic analysis of law and company law. He joined the Griffith Law School in 1994 as a Lecturer and was promoted three times within only eight years, being promoted to Full Professor in 2002 at the age of 33.
Michael researched in a wide range of areas and published very extensively. He made substantial contributions to the development of the Griffith Law School, particularly in establishing its research reputation and in implementing its policies concerning excellence in teaching and learning.
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It just won't die. Christina Aguilera does it, Reese Witherspoon does it, and now Jennifer Lopez is doing it, too. The crime? Wearing leggings are pants.
The former Fly Girl (emphasis on the word Fly) made the fashion faux pas when she was spotted at her hotel balcony in Rio De Janeiro with her man of the moment, Casper Smart (hopefully she got a toddler discount for him on the flight). The mother-of-two waved to her screaming fans from below while Casper took pictures of nearby Ipanema Beach.
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I've been searching high and low for welders everywhere in Aus to no avail. Must be another thing only available in the USA.
The stuff from Max also dries white rather than yellow like the UHU por does once it gets any kind of UV on it. Good for repairs to white epp that doesn't look that great with big gobs of yellow UHU repairs.
Thank you guys, for all your inputs. I'll pass them to SkyWing.
SkyWing did want to improve the tail gear. Here's an image from SkyWing showing the new design.
max, that would be perfect. It would be even better if they could get a loop in the wire below the attach bracket to give it some spring, like in the photos above that Nac and Bleary posted.
Otherwise a great step up from the rudder imbedded design.
See the spring section in this page.
Or take a look at the EF design tail wheel setup. Its very strong and zero load on the rudder assembly.
The carbon brace that the wire is attached to takes the load.
Or something like this: http://www.adchobbystore.com/3DHS-Me...RFs_p_127.html
I have had some minor issues with the EF design in that they keep coming loose and turning. I like using the coil approach which allows for lots of flex on hard landings.
The one I used was from HK, just had to bend the wire to suit.
Scotch glue is fantastic! Sticks very well, blends nicely with the EPP and doesn't go yellow. I have tried UHU por, but I don't like it much. Not as sticky and takes longer to dry.
Wow; the updated fuselage construction looks great! It looks like the best are getting better .
I personally haven't had any issues that I can think of with Skywing's current tail wheel setup. You guys must be abusing your planes more I suppose . Feda, I like Skywing's proposed new design for the tailwheel, but could you please ask them to use a round wheel rather than an octagonal one?
Yep, 3M Scotch 6225N glue is really good .
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I also second GJ's comments on the BV Scotch,the stuff is fantastic.
EDIT: that doesn't make sense sorry,it needs a collar at the bottom or similar,anyway,you guys know what I mean.....I hope.
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Regarding modifications, agree with making/keeping the battery tray accessible.
Maybe make an opening so it's possible to have a velcro around the battery?
(Not that mine has flown out yet.)
The only thing I've broken (so far) is the landing gear, which was done the first landing. A very quick fix with my hot glue gun, and has not been damaged in the 20+ flights after.
The carbon reinforcements looks really good, and I'm impressed with all the good ideas that people have here! If the price stays in the same range, I would be surprised if this avoids being hit of the year in 2012!
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I could probably send you a couple tubes if they do.
If anybody's got suggestions, I'm all ears.
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Hi Max, I agree with all the suggestions to improve the Skywings. Let me add one. For guys like me who are just getting on board with building these wonderful planes I would add a warning to the build manual about using a foam safe CA to attach the hinges instead of regular CA. I found out the hard way what Groovejet, I think it was him, mentioned in a previous post about there being Depron in close proximity to the hinges. I could definitely see the melted Depron around the aileron hinges. In fact I almost sent you an e-mail to see if I could buy a replacement set of wings. But after a 24 hour cure time the ailerons survived a couple of pull tests and I haven't had any pull out in flight.
Or you could have the factory cut out the Depron to form a pocket around each hinge. Say about 2-3mm clearance on all three sides.
Cheers and good flying to everyone,
Alec, Groove, Nac and myself are now installing the hinges with UHU por in my case and the 3M scotch adhesive mentioned above by H2SO4.
Seems to hold up very well so far and I have really pounded the MXS hard many, many times and its surviving wonderfully.
Hey Guys, I had a longer think about the mods.
I am thinking now that I would rather keep the price the same and only change a few minor things.
1. Fix up the firewall from de-laminating. As it is a bugger to fix.
2. Strengthen the landing gear mount and change the wire to a more resilient type that returns back to shape better. I am forever re-bending the wire back into shape.
3. Not recommend CA for the build but Scotch instead, perhaps even offer a kit bundle with a tube of Scotch.
For me the tail wheel has not been a problem, and I don't mind having the fuse break on a crash. I think that if it is made too strong other areas are going to break which are harder to fix eg wing tubes etc.
Nac, nobody said there was going to be any change to the price. The question was asked but we haven't heard back from Max on that.
I'm very happy with the landing gear wire as is. Firewall fix yes, cabin wall strengthen most definitely, tail wheel not too fussed. I don't know if that carbon box tube they are adding to the cabin needs to go all the way to the tail but just to the ends of the cabin would be enough.
The firewall is strange, I've nose smashed my yak dozens of times (just ask Max how many motor shafts I've purchased for the 3715 motor) and not once has that fire wall even moved. Both the extra and MXS firewall delaminated very early in the planes life, so what even it is in the Yak they could duplicate in the MXS and extra. I suspect its the shear length of the firewall. The Yak is another 25mm or so taller in that area.
Don't really care about the glue bundle as its pretty cheap anyway.
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Like I said...it depends...you can ride any kind of style you want, I just need to know what kind you are interested in to help you out with a bike. Are you gonna want to ride Flatland, Street, Park, Dirt? The type of bike you get basically depends on the type of riding you are doing.
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freestyle and street no dirt
Ok then...how much money are you looking at? You're gonna probably want to find a frame with at least a 20" Top Tube. Try looking through Dan's Competition for a bike you may want.
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around 300 I already have a 3 peice
How about Poverty Buck 99 ($229.99) or an Eastern...almost all of them are under $300.
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sound good to me right now my buddy hooked me up with a old school hyper metro xl frame with a 3 peice and slam bars one thing I dont like is its not threadless but oh well this is a beater anyway do you have any info on these bikes?
i'd say a 21 inch fbm frame or s&m frame, but if you want a full bike id say a s&n next geneneration
on speacial request, s & m will make you a custom 22" frame...itll be 50 bucks more, but well worth it
Whats all this 'threadless' stuff? whats not threadless?
The steerer tube of the fork must be compatable with the heaset design (the steering bearings).Originally posted by bmxgirl
Whats all this 'threadless' stuff? whats not threadless?
Traditional threaded ones have a thread on the outside of the steerer and you tighten a nut down to fasten the steering, and slide the stem inside the steerer tube..
Threadless ones have a nut jamed inside, and the stem clamps to the outside of the steerer.
Threadless ones are lighter, stiffer, but the stem height is less adjustable.
Thanks Michael, its good to learn these things.
Will these larger framed BMX bikes take a 12-16 inch drop on concrete with a 250lb rider? I'm 6'6" tall and at 250lbs can sure punish my mtb. I would love to play around on a BMX bike, but am afraid I would crush it.
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Do you mean feet rather then inches?a 12-16 inch drop on concrete with a 250lb rider?
I ride an Azonic "Evolution" frame and it handles drops of six foot and I am 6' 2" and weigh 270#.
Hey if it will survive a couple feet, its all I need. Thanks I appreciate it.
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Not a problem as long as you have good stuff./..
I've seen guys that ride 26" in cruiser (NBL). Maybe you could look into that. I wouldn't let your size stop you. Do it for the love of it, and you will be a success to yourself even if you don't win a lot of races, that goes for anyone regardless of size.


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I really believe in the power of positive thinking. Sometimes when things seem to be crumbling around me I remember what my Grandmother used to say... "let your light shine bright and the darkness will run away" so I have been particularly shiny and ever hopeful. Things are looking up!
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hey all i been biking (properly) for about 3 - 4 weeks and i have tried everything (street, dirt, vert, flatland the lot of it) but it wasnt until today that i tried mountain bikeing and now i absolutley love it !
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then i moved on to down a steep hill in the woods with rocks andcrap on the ground and it was dam sdcary but very fun
then i tried this reallly long really steep rock path all was going well untill about halfway down i hit this rock that was a bit bigger than the rest but i hadnt seen it and so i wasnt expecting it and it jolted me real bad, my feet came off the pedels and so (natural human reaction i spose) i slamed on the back brakes.
normally this would have been fine but the new bike i got the tyres had hardly any grip on them at all so the bike slid round from under me and i went flying
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Making Sense of Intractable Environmental Conflicts: Concepts and Cases
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A prime characteristic of many environmental disputes is their intractability. Making Sense of Intractable Environmental Conflicts provides several case studies of intractable environmental conflicts in the United States. The authors use the technique of framing analysis as a tool to explore how and why certain conflicts elude resolution, while in other cases the disputants are able to find common ground. The result is a comprehensive text on conflict resolution that could become an important learning tool for scientists, environmental activists, government agency officials, and other parties to local, national and global environmental conflicts.
Roy J. Lewicki, Barbara Gray, and Michael Elliott, eds. Island Press 2002
A prime characteristic of many environmental disputes is their intractability. Whether the issue at hand is the preservation of habitat and protection of ecosystems, the sustainable use of resources, the regulation and cleanup of toxic materials, the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, or almost any other matter where ecological imperatives come into conflict with human perceptions, desires, traditions and innate behavior, one does not have to look far to find "conflicts that are long-standing and elude resolution." Where the protection of endangered species is concerned, intractable conflicts may sometimes seem like more the norm than the exception, with potentially grave consequences; every year where protections are delayed, challenged or undermined is another year closer to extinction for the species in question. Finding a way to bring these disputes to some positive final conclusion is thus a matter of increasing urgency. In Making Sense of Intractable Environmental Conflicts, the editors bring together timely case studies of several intractable environmental conflicts in the United States, on subjects ranging from natural resource management and water quality to the cleanup of toxic waste sites and efforts to limit urban sprawl. Each study explores how and why a particular conflict became intractable, and how, in a few cases, the disputants were finally able to achieve constructive resolutions.
Throughout the book the authors employ the common psychological and sociological methodology of framing analysis. A "frame," in this context, is an individual's way of understanding, shaping and focusing some aspect of a situation. When disputants frame a conflict's origin and salient issues differently, when they frame the dispute in hostile terms (as a "war" or "us against them"), when they frame the dispute in personal terms, or when they frame the motives and character of other disputants in negative or distorted terms, the potential increases for the conflict to become intractable. Framing analysis provides the authors with a common vocabulary and structure, and helps the reader to gain a deeper understanding of the nature of intractable conflicts from one study to the next. The result is a comprehensive text on conflict resolution that could become an important learning tool for scientists, environmental activists, government agency officials, business leaders, farmers and interested citizens as they attempt to find a way forward in future local, national and global environmental conflicts.
A straightforward example of how negative framing can lead to intractability appears in a case study concerning the contentious meetings of a water regulation advisory group in Ohio during the late 1990s. The group, which was charged by the state Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to find strike a compromise between environmental and business interests with regard to antidegradation policy, was explicitly divided into two distinct factions, the Environmental Caucus and the Regulated Caucus. The caucuses quickly conformed to the strong identities imparted on them by their names, and discussions between the caucuses were marked with negative characterizations on both sides--the Environmental Caucus often referred to the Regulated Caucus as "polluters," while the Regulated Caucus regularly cast aspersions on the Environmental Caucus's understanding of technical and legal matters. …