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"The oral film delivery technology is a major breakthrough for ease of use and compliance for supportive care patients, who consistently have difficulty swallowing," said Martin Baum, chairman and CEO of Vestiq. "We intend to build on the initial acceptance of Zuplenz by the oncologists, general surgeon and oncology nurse communities, who are now able to provide their patients with an alternative product for nausea and vomiting."
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Unbeaten CU (7-0) rolled past Colorado State 72-46 on Wednesday night in the first game of a women's/men's doubleheader at the Coors Events Center.
All things considered, it was a night for fun and frolic - but next week promises to bring the degree of difficulty to a higher level. The Buffs are off until Tuesday (7 p.m.) when they travel to the University of Denver (3-3), then host No. 8 Louisville (8-1) on Friday (7 p.m.) in their most significant challenge to date.
CU took command Wednesday night with an 18-4 first half run, led 37-17 at halftime and cruised past CSU (2-5) in the final 20 minutes. Buffs coach Linda Lappe used 12 players and nine of them scored, topped by Brittany Wilson's 13. Jen Reese and Jamee Swan contributed 11 each and Arielle Roberson added 10. CU's bench outscored CSU's 33-5.
"Sometimes these games are a little bit tough to play but I felt like we got better in that game at some different things and that's what I like about our team," Lappe said. "For us, it's all about us right now and us continuing to get better. It's about us continuing to get better at some things or multiple things. I thought our players played hard and rebounded very, very well in this game."
Momentum gained from the Buffs' 69-62 comeback weekend win at Illinois obviously carried into mid-week. CU outrebounded CSU 59-26, outscored the visitors 30-18 in the paint and had 20 second-chance points to CSU's two.
The Buffs, who won 64-55 last season in Fort Collins, trailed once in the first half (2-0), but thereafter took control and led by 20 (37-17) at intermission. Following that two-point deficit, CU surged past CSU the 18-4 over the next 7 minutes to take a 16-point advantage (22-6) and never slowed down.
"We felt like we had to come out early, it's CSU, it's our rivalry game," Wilson said. "If we didn't punch them in the mouth we knew they would try to punch us first. Who doesn't get up for their rivalry game? We knew we had to come out strong in the beginning."
During that spurt, Brittany Wilson scored eight of her 10 first-half points, while Reese added five. At the 11:45 mark, the Buffs were shooting 53.3 percent (8-for-15) from the field while holding the Rams to 21.4 percent (3-for-14).
"Going in we knew we had to have an inside presence," Reese said. "No matter if they were sagging in, double-teaming and stuff like that we had kick-outs, I think everyone in the post did a great job on either making the shot or seeing the open player."
After CU's opening run to go ahead by 16, CSU never got closer than 11 points for the rest of the half. And the Buffs kept pouring it on, leading by 20 twice before the halftime buzzer.
Roberson, a three-time recipient of the Pac-12 Conference freshman of the week award in the season's first four weeks, added eight points to the Buffs' halftime total. She entered the game with an 18.5 average.
CU's second-half goal likely was to not lose interest and allow a CSU run. Mission accomplished. A "B-Wil" three-pointer and a Rachel Hargis layup on a nice fast break assist from Chucky Jeffery fashioned a 25-point lead (42-17) before the second half was 2 minutes old.
Less than 8 minutes later, after treys on consecutive possessions by freshman Lauren Huggins, senior Meagan Malcom-Peck and another by Huggins, the Buffs had pushed ahead by 30 (61-31).
The second half was only half done, but it was time for the Rams to say goodnight.
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Comments about Nashbar 360 Repair Stand:
Took a few tries to attach the head to the stand. Must be fitted exactly. Used it a couple of times since purchase and seems to fit the bill thus far.
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By buzz
from Arizona
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It works equally well for my mtn. bike as well as my road bikes!
Very effective tool
By rickliwanag
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This product is very effective and very secure and stable. Well made and very easy to assemble. Everything is complete right out of the box, all I need to do was install the head clamp which was just one allen screw to tight.
not stable
By k2mykel
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I have had this for over a year now and for the first 6 months it was fine BUT then the bracket that holds the legs down started failing. It collapsed on my son with his 24 inch bike. I now have to use hose clamp to hold the legs open.The top clamp doesn't open as far as others. Nor does it rotate.Spend the extra $30 and get a better stand.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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I bought the repair stand to use at home about 14 months ago. The clamp section began to loosen up about three months ago. It finally fell out of the vertical tube. I inspected it and found that one of the expansion tabs had broken off. It is still useable. I had bought a second one just before the repair stand head fell off, so I could have two projects in work stands at the same time. The head pivots well. It would be nice to be able to buy a tool tray to install on the vertical tube of the work stand. It's a useful repair stand and at a good price. I just hope the clamp head will continue to function and the second one won't break. I'd recommend it, but with a caveat that the head should be periodically adjusted or tightened.
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good affordable choice for home cyclist, occasional use. Attachment Head is prone to rise up from bar under weight of mountain bike. Needs a re enforcement pin just to assure stability as plastic internal clamps don't seem strong enough and excessive tightening runs risk of stripping screw thread.
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Nice for the price
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How the clamp attaches to the top tube of the stand isn't good. The plastic piece the bolt goes through broke. Now it won't hold a bike without falling off.
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It took a few attempts to get the top of the assembly to fit right, but once it does it is solid and holds the bike securely.
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Senior Carter Stephens stood exactly where this talented group of freshman currently stands. As a freshman, Stephens came into a team that had just suffered defeat at the Ivy League Championships, and it had no interest in making that a trend.
Back then, the senior leadership from Alicia Aemisegger and Courtney Kilkuts helped push the Tigers back atop the league for their 19th of 20 Ivy League championships. Stephens realized immediately that her class would be counted on, and she is making sure the current freshman class understands the same.
It doesn't hurt that this particular freshman class was ranked in the Top 20 nationally by CollegeSwimming.com, and it follows a now-sophomore class that was also highly touted.
Princeton knows that it is now chasing a loaded Harvard squad, but when the Ivy League Championships roll around (Feb. 28-Mar. 2), they will be returning to the friendly confines of DeNunzio Pool. In fact, starting with Big Al this weekend, Princeton will host three of its biggest weekends at DeNunzio (Big Al, H-Y-P and the Ivy League Championships).
Anybody who has ever competed for the Orange and Black at DeNunzio knows just how meaningful that can be.
And head coach Susan Teeter and assistant Suzanne Yee are particularly excited to see just how meaningful it will be to this Class of 2016.
One class won't return Princeton to the top of the league, but Teeter likes both the depth and competitiveness from this team. Starting this weekend, she is hoping the Princeton faithful will feel the same.
While there will be plenty of new names playing key roles for the Princeton women's swimming and diving team, one very familiar returning name belongs to Lisa Boyce. The 2012 Ivy League Championships High Point Scorer, Boyce swept both the 50 and 100 free, and she competed in both at the NCAA Championships. Boyce was an Olympic Trials qualifier in the 100 free (as well as the 100 back), and she earned the Team MVP last year.
Boyce has been one of the young stars for Princeton over the last two years, but she will likely be the veteran for the sprint corps this year. Three freshmen could be joining her in both relays and, ideally, Ivy finals this season. Elizabeth McDonald is a two-time Connecticut state champion in both the 50 free and 100 free, and she is a two-time Summer Junior Nationals qualifier.
Megan Lydzinski is also a state champion, though her titles came far closer to home. A three-time New Jersey state champion (two in the 100, one in the 50), Lydzinski is a three-time qualifier for the USA Swimming Long Course Junior Nationals.
Both McDonald and Lydzinski have top times that would immediately qualify for the All-Time Princeton Top 10. Lydzinski's best 50 time of 22.99 would fall behind only Megan Waters '11 and Boyce, while McDonald's 50.39 in the 100 would be seventh best.
Maylin Meisenheimer would also have a Top-10 time in the 50. She won the Texas 5A state championship in the event last year, and is a multiple-time qualifier for Nationals.
Stephens, a senior co-captain, isn't exactly ready to give away her spot in the sprints. The fly specialist was an 'A' final qualifier in the 50 at last year's Ivy League Championships.
Senior Jillian Altenburger has Princeton's third-fastest time in the 200 free and is a former Ivy League individual champion in the event. She will be looking to cap her career with another title in the 200.
Sophomore Damaris Iriondo and senior Maureen McCotter were Princeton's top distance swimmers last year. Iriondo finished fifth in the mile, 10th in the 500 and 11th in the 1000, and she will be looking to move up in all three. McCotter's best finish came in the 1000 (fifth), though she also had a Top 10 finish in the mile.
Freshman India Boland is her club record holder in both the 1000 and the mile, and her best times in both would qualify for the Princeton Top 10. If she can drop even more, she could be a big factor in those two events at the Ivy Championships.
Boyce is the reigning Ivy League champion in the 100 back, and she holds the Princeton record in the event (52.96). Boyce reached the Olympic Trials in the 100 back, and she placed 16th in the event at the U.S. Open Championships this past summer. With the depth of young sprinters on the team, Boyce will likely remain as the starting leg on the medley relay.
Freshman Sada Stewart moved into the Princeton Top 10 during the team's Black & Orange scrimmage, and she was the highest-ranked individual for Princeton in the CollegeSwimming.com recruiting rankings. Also an IM specialist, Stewart has been invited to both USA Senior and Junior Nationals, and could team with Boyce for a dominant duo in the 100 back.
Sophomore Shirley Wang reached both the 100 and 200 back finals at the Ivy Championships last year, and she finished in the top five in the 200. Classmate Courtney Ciardiello also made the 'A' final in the 200, where she finished eighth, but she followed up with an Olympic Trials cut in the event.
Stephens has made every individual Ivy League final in the fly events throughout her Princeton career, and she has finished each between second and sixth. While a team championship is priority number one for this co-captain (along with Kathy Qu), it would be particularly sweet to come with her first individual crown. Stephens finished third in the 100 and fifth in the 200 last year, and she has Top-3 Princeton times in both events.
Knowing they only had one year left with Stephens, the Princeton coaches made sure to load up on talented freshmen in this stroke. Morgan Karetnick, a Top-90 recruit by CollegeSwimming.com, qualified for the Olympic Trials in the 100 fly, and her best time would immediately move into the Princeton Top 6 in both the 100 and 200. Nikki Larson was named the Minnesota Athlete of the Year and is a five-time state champion, while Beverly Nguyen is the only freshman with a sub-2:00 time in the 200. Nguyen competed at both Junior and Senior Nationals before coming to Princeton.
Princeton will be hoping for the most significant improvement in the breast events after missing out on both 'A' finals at the Ivy Championships last year. Sophomores Emily Yu and Cara Slear are both candidates to make a big jump; each made the 'B' final in both events last year. Yu placed a Princeton-best 13th in the 100, while Slear took 12th in the 200.
Senior Sarah Furgatch is an experienced competitor in the events, and she is a former finalist in both the 100 and 200. Freshman Mallory Remick, a former qualifier for both Summer and Winter Nationals, will also bolster the group.
Stewart won the YMCA national championship in the 200 IM, and she brings 200 and 400 times that would qualify for the all-time Top 5 at Princeton. She could immediately factor in the Ivy Championship in both events and help make up for the loss of 2011-12 co-captain Kerry Gruendel, similar to how she will make up for the loss of other co-captain Meredith Monroe in the back.
Ngyuen is also a strong IM performer, and she owns her high school record in the 200. Larson is an eight-time All-America, and Slear finished just outside the Top 10 in both events at the 2012 Ivy League Championships.
The junior duo of Rachel Zambrowicz and Randy Brown made both 'A' finals at the 2012 Ivy League Championships, and Zambrowicz was the 2011 Ivy League Championships Diver of the Meet. Seniors went 1-2-3 in the 1-meter and 1-2 in the 3-meter last year, so both have an opportunity to rise to the top of the podium this year.
Freshmen Alice Eltvedt and Helen Zitkovsky will both be competing for spots on the conference team, though recent history says to watch out for seniors at the Ivy Championships. After winning performances the last two years by Carolyn Littlefield (2011) and Christina Kirkwood (2012), there is plenty reason for optimism for the likes of Courtney Fieldman, Katelyn Perry and Bryna Tsai.
The 2012-13 Big Al Open will begin Friday night at 6 pm, and will include sessions at 9 am and 2 pm on Saturday. Joining Princeton at its annual early-season meet will be Fordham, Georgetown, Lehigh and TCNJ.
You can watch all three sessions (subscription required) by clicking here.
The schedule of events can be found below:
Friday 6 pm
Women's / Men's 200 Free Relay
Women's / Men's 500 Free
Women's / Men's 200 IM
Women's / Men's 50 Free
Women's / Men's 400 Medley Relay
Saturday 9 am
Women's / Men's 200 Medley Relay
Women's / Men's 400 IM
Women's / Men's 100 Fly
Women's / Men's 200 Free
Women's / Men's 100 Breast
Women's / Men's 100 Back
Women's / Men's 800 Free Relay
Saturday 2 pm
Women's / Men's 1650 Free
Women's / Men's 200 Back
Women's / Men's 100 Free
Women's / Men's 200 Breast
Women's / Men's 200 Fly
Women's / Men's 400 Free Relay


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Jack shrugged. His crew had been lax as of lately. Normally he hung around Mick, Steve and Tomo. Mick had gotten heavily into lacrosse for some reason and was practicing nine times out of ten. Jack hadn't even known the high school HAD a lacrosse team. Steve had finally gotten Emily, one of the not as hot (in Jack's opinion) cheerleaders to go out with him after three years of trying and they were doing their best Beth and Mark impersonations ALL the time now. And Tomo... poor Tomo. He' gotten deep into his "native culture" The truth is he was only half Japanese, and his father and grandfather (the Japanese half) had never even BEEn to Japan. He was busy reading and collecting every bit of faux japanese crap he could get ahold of. Jack didn't have the heart to tell them that about fifteen underclass nerdy types could own him in ANY discussion about the land of the rising sun, not too mention people like Michael, who had probably memorized the Japanese encyclopedia for fun, or Zack who had actually BEEN to Japan. And so, for the past week and a half Jack had been flying solo. And so he finally came to the conclusion that watching a cute girl model clothes could definately not be the WORSE thing he could be doing right now.
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Peter Buck, guitarist with R.E.M., is born in Berkeley, California.
Bill Berry, drummer with R.E.M., is born in Duluth, Minnesota.
Mike Mills, bassist for R.E.M., is born in Orange County, California.
Michael Stipe, vocalist for R.E.M., is born in Decatur, Georgia.
Debuting as the "Twisted Kites," R.E.M. plays its first show in its Athens, Georgia, hometown. They perform at a party in a converted church that serves as the group's rehearsal space.
releases its first single, "Radio Free Europe" b/w "Standing Still," on the local Hib-Tone label. One thousand copies are pressed.
R.E.M. signs to I.R.S. Records, which will release a five-song mini-album entitled Chronic Town.
R.E.M.'s first album, Murmur, is issued to critical acclaim and respectable sales, reaching #36.
Reckoning, R.E.M.'s second album, debuts on the chart, where it will stay for a year. Featuring a painting by Georgia folk artist Howard Finster on its cover, it contains "So. Central Rain (I'm Sorry)" (#85), R.E.M's first charting single.
R.E.M. conclude their Little America tour - which took them around the U.S. and Canada, as well as England and Japan - in Atlanta.
Fables of the Reconstruction, R.E.M.'s third album, enters Billboard's album chart, where it will peak at #28.
Lifes Rich Pageant, the fourth album by R.E.M., makes its chart debut. It will peak at #21 and yield the near-hit "Fall On Me" (#94).
Lifes Rich Pageant is certified by the RIAA as R.E.M.'s first gold album (500,000 copies sold).
R.E.M.'s first Top Forty hit, "The One I Love," peaks at #9. Document, the album from which it was drawn, will reach #10, their highest-charting album to date.
Document, by R.E.M., receives certification from the RIAA as the New Wave pioneers' first platinum album (1 million sold).
R.E.M. issues Green, their sixth album (and first for Warner Bros.), on Election Day. Highlights include such rousing tracks as "Pop Song 89" (#86), "Stand" (#6) and "Orange Crush."
R.E.M. concludes its nearly year-long Green World Tour.
Out of Time, R.E.M.'s seventh album, is released. It will be the group's first #1 album and spawn two Top Ten hits, "Losing My Religion" (#4) and "Shiny Happy People" (#10).
Out of Time receives its fourth platinum certification by the RIAA, signifying sales of 4 million. The albums that follow - Automatic for the People and Monster - will reach the quadruple platinum sales plateau as well.
R.E.M. scale another artistic pinnacle with the release of Automatic for the People, their eighth album. Three singles crack the Top Forty: "Drive" (#28), "Man on the Moon" (#30) and "Everybody Hurts" (#29).
Monster, a noisy about-face from R.E.M.'s preceding two albums, is released.
R.E.M. kicks off its first tour in over five years in Australia. The tour will end in November with three sold-out dates in Atlanta.
Bill Berry leaves the stage during the middle of a show in Lausanne, Switzerland, complaining of a migraine. Two days later he will undergo a craniotomy for a brain aneurysm, and the tour will be canceled for ten weeks.
New Adventures in Hi-Fi, R.E.M.'s tenth studio album, is released. Much of it was recorded at soundchecks during the Monster tour.
Drummer Bill Berry announces his decision to leave R.E.M., which decides to continue without him. Berry retreats to his spread in rural Georgia, where he turns to farming.
R.E.M. releases Up, their most experimental album and first without departed drummer Bill Berry.
Man on the Moon, a film about the late comedian Andy Kaufman, opens in theaters. Its title is taken from a song about Kaufman by R.E.M., which provides the bulk of the soundtrack.
Reveal is unveiled, becoming R.E.M.'s first album of the new millennium and twelfth overall. Key tracks: "Imitation of Life," "All the Way to Reno."
R.E.M. releases Around the Sun, their 13th studio album, which contains the haunting, post-9/11 track "Leaving New York."
R.E.M.'s entire Warner Bros. catalog - eight discrete albums and one best-of - are reissued as double-disc CD/DVD-A combos with new surround mixes, documentary video and other bonus material.
A retrospective of R.E.M.'s early work, And I Feel Fine…The Best of the I.R.S. Years, 1982-1987, is released by I.R.S./Capitol.
R.E.M. is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the 22nd annual induction dinner. Eddie Vedder is their presenter.


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CAMPBELL, Robert F., 78, of Shadyside, OH, formerly of Bellaire, died Sunday September 23, 2012 in Wheeling, WV.
He was born November 13, 1933 in Shadyside, OH, a son of the late Joseph and Dora (Freeman) Campbell.
He was a member of South Bellaire United Methodist Church and served as a former lay leader. He was also a member of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, former business representative for Carpenters Local 3 out of Wheeling, and served as co-chairman for Project BEST, Wheeling. He was a retired carpenter and also worked for the carpenter of Nazareth. He belonged to several civic and fraternal organizations including the Lodge of the Holy Land 50 of Israel. He served two tours of duty with the U.S. Army and was a Vietnam-Era Veteran.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his granddaughter, Randi Marie Black and infant grandson, Andrew Ryan Campbell.
He is survived by his wife, Janice (Gooch) Campbell, of Shadyside, OH; two daughters, Susan (Elmer) Duncan of Wheeling, WV, and Jill Campbell of Shadyside, OH; his brother, Joseph (Cecelia) Campbell of Bellaire, OH; sister, Betty (Don) Norden-Freeman of Wilson, OH; a granddaughter, Morgan Danielle Black; and several nieces and nephews.
Family and friends will be received Wednesday September 26, 2012 at the Bauknecht-Altmeyer Funeral Home and Crematory 441 37th Street, Bellaire, OH from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Funeral services at the South Bellaire United Methodist Church, Thursday from 10 until the time of service at 11 a.m. with Pastor James Lish and Rabbi Ron Berstein-Goff officiating.
Interment in Greenwood Cemetery, Bellaire, OH.
Memorial contributions may be made to: South Bellaire United Methodist Church, Bellaire, OH or Valley Hospice Liza's Place.
Masonic Service in the funeral home Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Volleyball: The Huskies made it nine in a row this weekend in Michigan as they recorded wins at Eastern Michigan and Central Michigan. On Friday, NIU avenged last month's home loss to the Eagles with a 3-1 victory in Ypsilanti, Mich. The win also gave Huskie head coach Ray Gooden his fourth 20-win season in ten season at Northern. The Huskies followed that up Saturday with another 3-1 win, this time against the Chippewas of Central Michigan.
Men's Soccer: Northern Illinois posted their third-straight conference win and clinched a spot in the MAC Tournament with a 3-0 rout of Bowling Green. Pat Sloan, Kenny Kranz and Jayson LeSeth all scored goals for the Huskies in the win, while goalie Jordan Godsey made four saves to record the shutout. The shutout was the ninth of the season for NIU.
Women's Soccer: The Huskies closed out their 2011 season with a tough 2-0 loss to Western Michigan in DeKalb. NIU had several chances to score, but was unable to find the back of the net in the loss. Northern finishes the season with a 2-15-2 record overall and 1-10-0 in the MAC.
Cross Country: Northern Illinois placed 11th at the MAC Championships Saturday in Muncie, Ind., posting a one spot improvement from last season. Courtney Oldenburg led the way for NIU with a time of 23:01.60, taking 54th place in the field. In second place for the Huskies was Claire McAuley, who crossed the finish line in 23:05.10.
Wrestling: NIU kicked off their 2011-12 season Saturday afternoon with the annual Wrestle-Offs. The exhibition, which helps determine the starting lineup for the season, saw the Black team top Red by a 17-14 margin. Nick Smith, Kevin Fanta, Tyler Loethen and Arber Bebo notched wins for Black, while Rob Jillard, Caleb Busson, Mike Lukowski and Jared Torrence got wins for Red.
The Huskies kick off November with football taking on Toledo at the Glass Bowl Tuesday night and men's basketball opening their season with an exhibition at the Convocation Center against Carthage. In addition, volleyball is at home against Toledo and Ball State, wrestling hosts Stanford and North Central and men's soccer travels to Milwaukee and Hartwick.


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Edward Shane Lechler
Position: P
Height: 6-2 Weight: 225 lbs.
Born: August 7, 1976 in Sealy, TX
High School: East Bernard
College: Texas A&M (school history) (Lechler college stats)
Drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the 5th round (142nd overall) of the 2000 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 42 (2088th overall since 1950)
7-time Pro Bowler & 6-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
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I have used these for 3 seasons now and they are still going strong despite numerous diggers. At 5'5" and 130 lbs, I wear the S/M and had to tighten the straps down to the very end of the velcro. Looking forward to season 4!
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These things are not the most comfortable pads around, but they don't move and protect both knee and shin from big rock impact. Mine have several large dings on the shins where rocks have bounced with no damage to my legs. Great Pads!
Good protection
I used the Fox Launch Knee/Shin pads for a couple of seasons DH riding, they held up well and took plenty of abuse.
I did have a few issues with them, the first was I was always pulling them up, they would slide down my leg while pedaling, they stayed close enough to where they needed to be that I didn't feel like I would not be protected in a crash so it was more of an annoyance. The second issue is related to the first, when they would slide down they would rest on the top of my foot and dig in creating a hot spot that would eventually get pretty raw if I let the pads rest there too long. This issue does not effect everyone, it is really based on your leg length.
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
I never used them. I opted for something else. But these are very long and would provide good protection for going down hill. I don't think I would want to pedal a lot in them just because they go clear to my foot. they are solid and have lots of vents. I would use them for DH.
Comfy, don't move around
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I purchased these so I wouldn't slam my colossal platforms into my shins. These are the first leg/shin pads I have ever purchased and so far, I would not buy a different pair. The cross strap system hold the pads in place while pedaling, jumping, etc. Venting is not too bad, minimal sweating. As far as protection, they seem pretty bomber...I haven't wrecked bad enough to really try the safety aspect yet. However, just having the pads has given me more confidence to go bigger and faster without fearing pedal smack or wicked road rash on my knees. I would recommend these pads to others!
Built to shred
I've used these guards for 2 1/2 years now- over three summer seasons. I've done all day sit and spins and 3 day downhill marathons at the bike park. They practically look the same as they did when I first bought them, but that's not to say they haven't seen their fair share of limbs, rocks, crashes, and washes.
They were perfectly comfortable for about two years. Then, this summer, they've just seen too much dirt and sweat and now they chaffe above the knee. Had I been shuttling with them the whole time, I think they would still be perfectly fine, but I hike and pedal all around and even do some trail maintenance with them on to keep the poison ivy and briars off my leg.
They are pretty hot when it's 100F out, but not suffocating. They do hold a lot of sweat and become weighted as a ride progresses and can shift down. I think other guards could be more comfortable against the skin, but the coverage on these seems hard to beat and I like the open back strap design for heat management and ease of removal. Whether or not I try a different set next, I'll still recommend that others try these guards. I've been impressed and they have saved my shin from many of Straitline shin strikes that can usually ruin your day.
Great Leg Armor
These work great and have saved my legs many times. They are comfortable, fit well, and do a don't move around.
Pretty Good.
These are pretty good. Do slide down a bit after wearing for a while, but have provided the need protection. Comfortable to wear, but rubs and leaves a mark near the top of the knee. Overall, worth buying.
Overall good.
Overall a pretty good choice. However there are a few things about these that I wish I would have known before. The protection is great, but the ankle strap, and the bottom of the guard eat away at your ankle to where they are raw. If you buy these hightop or mid top socks are a must. And if you get dirt behind them it makes it even worse. If I were to do it again I would have gone for the six six ones.
Looking for some knee/shin guards that fit...
Looking for some knee/shin guards that fit snug or stay in place very well for riverboarding. Do these fit the bill? Would they work well in the water and protect from rocks? Others seem to use the sixsixone's but complain the slide down in the rapids.
I've never used them for water sports but I have been caught in a few rain storms while riding as well as having to walk through some knee deep water crossings before and they've never slipped. The foam liner doesn't get water logged but I don't know how well or how long it will last after repeated prolonged water exposure and submersion.
I'm sure decisions have been made by now, but for future reference I'll offer that these things hold tons of water when washed or sweat drenched. Also, the elastic straps will stretch when wet. This causes them to slide down my leg once I've started sweating a good bit.
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I love these. I've posted several times my body dimesions, (6'3, 255lbs, 22 inch lower thigh, and 18inch calf, the l/xl fits me great. They feel great, great breathability and comfortable to pedal in. Took a few times to figure out how to unclip, but they are a great shin guard.
Very uncomfortable. The cross straps behind the knees pinch. Sent them back and got the alpine stars equivalent, they are way more comfortable.
Not for 5'4" and under
I'm 5'4" and I guess I should have went with the "Shortys Launch." The bottom of the Full Launch shin guards touch the top of my feet, which of course limits your movement. These were size small. Just an FYI for any other freakishly short people considering this guard. I'm rating these Fox Launch Knee/Shin Guards 4 stars. They were comfortable and seems to have good knee actuation. They were just too long for my short legs (small).
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These are the best leg armour!
I bought this back in 2007 and it's saved my knees and shins from numerous mishaps! I have a few deep gashes in the shin area which were the result of my foot slipping a pedal. Had it not been for the awesome protection I could have easily fractured my shin!
Once you get the straps setup you'll never have to adjust them again! They never slide or slip down my leg when pedaling. The times where I've been separated from my bike (aka: a crash) they've always remained strapped to my legs.
They breathe pretty well too and they clean up easy. I just put them into the washer every now and then and they're good as new again.
They're also thin enough to where they fit under my DH pants easily.
That all said, they are kinda pricey but when I think back on all the times it's saved me from serious injury I don't regret the price! As indicated, I got mine back in 2007 and the rear elastic straps are finally starting to show their age. In 2012 I will no doubt have to retire these and get a new pair. 4 years is awesome if you ask me!


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The Tigers couldn't get their bats going Wednesday in western Virginia and James Madison did just enough to defeat the Princeton softball team twice, sweeping a twinbill 1-0 and 2-0.
Princeton fell to 10-8 on the season while James Madison improved to 18-7. Seven of Princeton's eight losses have come by one or two runs.
Princeton managed just two hits in game one, both in the second inning from Alyssa Schmidt and Alex Peyton, but the Tigers couldn't convert. JMU's Jailyn Ford (8-1) finished with a walk and six strikeeouts in addition to those two hits, going the distance to earn her fifth shutout of the season.
JMU got on the board in the opener with back-to-back doubles in the third innings, Hannah Hayes cashing in Catherine Clavin, and Ford made it stand up.
Shanna Christian (4-3) took the hard-luck loss for Princeton, as the rookie fanned a career-best nine batters in 5 2/3 innings while allowing four hits and a walk along with the game's only run. Meredith Brown got the last out of the sixth in relief to keep it at 1-0 after the Dukes moved an insurance run to third base with two down.
James Madison cracked the scoreboard in the fifth in the nightcap, using a single and three Princeton errors to bring home the game's first run. A solo shot from JMU's Sarah Mooney made it 2-0 in the sixth.
Liza Kuhn (3-2) took the loss for Princeton in relief of Meredith Brown, who gave up two hits and a walk in four scoreless innings. Kuhn allowed two hits and walked three, striking out a pair in her two innings while earning one of the two Dukes runs. Heather Kiefer (6-3) limited Princeton to three hits and a walk as she earned her first complete-game shutout of the season. Peyton, Cara Worden and Danielle Allen shared Princeton's hits in the nightcap.
After having faced Georgetown Tuesday, the Tigers will head back to D.C. for a single game against George Washington at 3 p.m. tomorrow.


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ZF-4440: UNION does not work with Zend_Db_Table_Select
Trying to use a UNION with a Zend_Db_Table_Select fails because it tries to call joinInner when it assembles the query (to ensure data is being selected from the correct table), which results in an exception being thrown (because you can't join on a UNION).
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public function from($name, $cols = self::SQL_WILDCARD, $schema = null)
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9 months on, this is still not fixed. I have been using the provided patch since this issue was first entered into the tracker and it has been working fine. I would recommend committing it, since it is very small and does not seemingly cause any side-effects even with many complex built queries.
Fixed in trunk and merged into 1.9 release branch.
I modified your patch a little to check for the union in the assemble() method, which seems to be a more appropriate location for me.


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|Tennis teams earn academic honor
MOSCOW, Idaho - Seven individual Idaho tennis players have earned ITA Scholar-Athlete honors, while the Vandal women's tennis team was recognized as an ITA All-Academic team, as the ITA announced its academic awards this week.
Molly Knox, Silvia Irimescu, Lauren Simpson and Jana Siwa earned ITA Scholar-Athlete status for the Vandal women, while Jake Knox, Kevin Lee and Abid Akbar earned the honor on the men's side.
In order to earn ITA Scholar-Athlete status a player must be a varsity letter winner, have at least a 3.5 GPA for the current academic year, and have been enrolled at their present school for at least two semesters. The ITA All-Academic Team award goes to programs that have a cumulative team GPA of 3.2 or above.
"Both programs had great years on the court and in the classroom," Idaho Director of Tennis Jeff Beaman said about the Vandal men's and women's programs. "Having the women's team honored as a whole and several players off both teams as individuals shows these athletes' dedication to success in all parts of their lives."
The Vandal men were one of only two Western Athletic Conference teams to place individuals on the ITA Scholar-Athlete list, joining New Mexico State which also had three. On the women's side, Idaho joined New Mexico State and Hawai'i as the only WAC teams from 2010-11 to make either list, with all three teams earning the team honor and placing individuals on the Scholar-Athlete list.


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Here's the conundrum: "We all want to keep living; we just don't want to age," says Michael Rafael Moreno, MD, author of The 17 Day Plan to Stop Aging. But while we can't help growing older, he notes, "by taking the right steps, we can mitigate some of the inevitable changes that occur as time passes."
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1. Take your pulse after sitting quietly for five minutes. (If you can't find yours, use a heart-rate monitor.)
Your heart rate is:
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Your resting heart rate is a well-known indicator of the efficiency of your circulatory system. A number below 60 bpm means you're in great shape, 60 to 80 is about average, and consistently more than 80 (and especially above 100) is cause for concern. Heart rates can get higher as you age, and research in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that these jumps really boost the odds of dying from heart disease. For instance, study participants who moved from the 70-to-85 bpm category to the over-85 bpm group were 80 percent more likely to experience fatal heart problems over the almost 10-year research period than those who remained in the initial group.
2. Try this test: Exercise hard on a stationary bike or walking surface until you're totally exhausted. Stop and immediately check your pulse, then wait 60 seconds and check your pulse again. The difference between the first postexercise heart rate and the second one is:
A) 18 or more bpm
B) Fewer than 18 bpm
If your heart rate takes a long time to return to normal, there may be a potentially unhealthy imbalance between your sympathetic nervous system (which revs you up) and the parasympathetic one (which slows you down), says Bohdan Pichurko, MD, a pulmonologist at the Cleveland Clinic. People with slow recovery rates are more likely than others to experience heart problems.
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Carrying body fat around your middle rather than your hips and thighs increases your odds of developing heart disease and other problems. A recently developed risk-assessment tool (called A Body Shape Index, or ABSI) shows the health impact of fat distribution by combining your waist measurement with the height-and-weight numbers required for calculating the widely used body mass index (BMI). Consider a 45-year-old woman who is five foot six, weighs 140 pounds and has a 35-inch waist. Her BMI is 24, which is in the normal range and suggests she has an average life expectancy. But the more accurate ABSI catapults her risk for early death to 60 percent higher than average—a definite wake-up call. To find your numbers, go to more.com/absi.
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Paying our fair share
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Niles Eastman, Fargo In response to The Minot Daily News' editorial 'A real spending crisis' (Feb. 9, 2013), it is true that measures must be taken to reduce the deficit....
Our military protects U.S. business overseas at a very high expense. If we can not harvest or sell stuff in foreign countries without taxpayer protection we should get out. The oil export business is so nuts they want to ship Canadian crude (via Keystone XL) all the way to the gulf and probably to China from there. We should stop exporting oil.
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Excellent article. The Republicans blame the Democrats for spending but history tells us the opposite. Negotiations on the sequester just failed because Boehner said they will not agree to closing tax loopholes. He said they did that in the last negotiations--where he said they "Rs" got 98% of what they wanted. Obama has the high ground currently because he is willing to negotiate with spending cuts and closing tax loopholes.
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Is a flat tax looking any better to some?
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This could all be solved by lowering the corporate tax rate and closing all the loop holes, however that would put all these highly paid corporate tax attornies out of work! It will never happen because most of the members in Congress are attornies themselves!
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Police crack down on WBWD
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
According to one letter to the editor in the daily camera that the (unknown if Boulder or CU) Police used Winter Bike to Work Day as an opportunity to capture reckless and lawless cyclist. Was that a good choice to use this day to target illegal cyclist?
I'm a 32-year-old graduate student in civil engineering at the University of Colorado. On Jan., 20, national Winter Bike to Work Day, I was ticked for failing to yield at a stop sign. I was in a bike lane wearing my helmet and nearly came to a stop at the stop sign. For the record I was riding a 1968 Schwinn racer not much faster than most people walk. Every cyclist riding in this area was hit with the same $100 ticket, for failing to yield at the same stop sign, obviously it was mostly students.
Certainly there are reckless bicyclists on campus; however, I'm not one of them. I could continue to enumerate the outrage of this situation, but I'm hoping it's pretty clear. I always thought Boulder was a bike-friendly town. What are the police hoping to accomplish? Public safety, I would assume, but what about all those jaywalkers why didn't they get tickets? Come to think of it, it's pretty dangerous around here when people don't shovel their sidewalks; maybe they need $100 dollar tickets too. OK, you get my point, a warning would have done fine, I think.
I watched the police issue $1,000 in tickets in a few minutes. I was thinking that if the police enforced traffic laws for cars on National Drive to Work Days, the other 364 days of the year, the city would have a real revenue source on their hands and a safer city to boot.
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It's never cool to ride reckless
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
WBWD or not its never right to ride reckless and lawless.
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police crackdown
Submitted by Jason Callegari (not verified) on
It doesn't sound like this cyclist was riding recklessly. Winter Bike to Work Day should be a day for education and a day to build good will so that more people feel comfortable riding to work.
Reckless riding should not tolerated and everyone should abide by the law; nonetheless still frustrating.
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Reckless? I think not...
Submitted by Kublai (not verified) on
While there are always two sides to a story, what I read above does not describe reckless behavior. I wonder if you paid careful attention to police cars if they would ALWAYS come to a full and complete stop at every sign, in the precise location required by law. I doubt it. And regular drivers routinely do the same things that cyclists do, such as roll through a stop sign after making sure that it is safe.
Lest anyone think there is only one "right way" to manage bike traffic, take a moment to Google the "Idaho Stop Law" (best article is lawyer Bob Mionske's in Bicycling Magazine) where rolling safely through a stop sign (stop as yield), and allowing cyclists to treat stop lights as stop signs has successfully been around for 26 years.
This isn't to encourage anyone to break the law here in the 303, only to understand that perfection is rare, and maybe we need to work with our own police and legal system to consider ways to improve these types of issues.
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As a cycle commuter, mtber,
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As a cycle commuter, mtber, road rider, tourer I shake my head in disbelief when I stop at stop signs/red lights only to watch another cyclist blow through while myself and other road users are sat watching and obeying the traffic laws. You get no sympathy from me, I hope you learn your lesson, if a car rolled through a stop sign and hit you you'd be the first to complain.
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There is a letter to the editor in todays Daily Camera about the ticketed biker
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Hypothetical for sake of argument...
Submitted by Kublai (not verified) on
12 riders are in a pack on the road, riding single file and safely. They come to a stop sign with a planned left turn. All stop in their single file positions, and when clear the first rider goes. It continues to be clear, but must each of the 12 stop completely as they arrive at the stop sign? In the same situation with a stop sign, a right turn, no traffic and both a wide shoulder and an acceleration lane after the turn so traffic could not be impeded - must each of them individually stop at the sign before turning? I'm not a legal expert but I'm guessing the strict letter of the law says yes. I'm also guessing that nobody would expect that, not even the police. And can you imagine the impatience of the drivers caught behind?????
My point is that safety is important, and riders MUST be cognizant of their actions given a) the existing laws, b) some drivers' perceptions of cyclists (although their opinions are just that, opinions and no more) and c) the physical challenges of bikes and cars sharing the road. But if someone illegally jaywalks, nobody concludes that all pedestrians are bad. And if a driver is going 43 mph in a 40 mph zone nobody gets irate, and the police will never ticket that offense, even if they are sitting there with a radar gun. Why? It didn't unduly compromise safety, it's just not worth it. The same flexibility should be given to cyclists in certain situations.
Again, I'm not advocating wholesale violation of the traffic laws by cyclists, I'm just suggesting that NOBODY follows every law of the land perfectly, including the folks calling for cyclist perfection in this forum I would guess. The world just isn't that perfect, and it doesn't need to be. Just my opinion and that's what this forum is for.
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The snow gods smiled upon Utah this past week! Most locations picked up 4-5ft.+ of bottomless powder. It was a good weekend to have a turbo and extra gas to say the least. If you made it past the parking lot and the hordes of stuck vehicles and vintage snowmobiles, the best snow of the season was waiting. If you are heading into the backcountry, the avalanche danger is through the roof all over the western U.S. Stick to the trees and the mellow terrain until things settle out! Here are a few pictures of the mayhem….... Continue Reading this Post


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Men's Volleyball Falls At Mason, Will Need Win To Clinch Third Seed
Despite more kills, digs, points and a better hitting percentage, the Princeton men's volleyball missed its first of two opportunities to clinch a Top 3 seed in the EIVA postseason. George Mason won the key late points in three of four sets to clinch a 3-1 home victory over the Tigers.
Princeton, which has already clinched a berth in the EIVA postseason (Apr. 24-26), now faces a must-win situation next Friday night in a home rematch against George Mason if it hopes to avoid a first-round showdown with Penn State.
At minimum, George Mason would be playing for the same opportunity, as it would jump Princeton into the third seed with a win. However, if Saint Francis upsets Penn State Saturday afternoon, Mason may need the victory simply to make the postseason.
While the Tigers lost, they showed the type of offense that guided them into the postseason earlier in the season. Sophomore Devin Stearns recorded 17 kills with only two errors (.536), while the reigning first-team All-EIVA duo of Cody Kessel and Pat Schwagler combined for 33 kills and 13 digs in the loss.
Princeton also got strong play from its freshmen, as they neared their first trip to the EIVA playoffs. Middle Junior Oboh had seven kills without an error (.636), while setter Chris Kennedy made his return from injury to record 55 assists and 11 digs. Junior Tony Ensbury led the defense with 14 digs.


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