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BOULDER - Jon Embree welcomed his second Colorado Buffaloes football team on Sunday night with a stark look back and a stirring look ahead.
"Who are we? Who are the Colorado Buffaloes?" Embree asked his assembled players, assistant coaches and other athletic department staffers in the Dal Ward Athletics Center auditorium. "They're the defending fifth-place team in the Pac-12 South. Sounds pretty good doesn't it? The defending fifth-place team that's predicted to finish sixth. Is that who we are?"
Embree doesn't believe it is, telling of "having the privilege" of being part of a CU team in 1984 that finished 1-10 with 20-plus point losses to Notre Dame, Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas State.
But the 1985 Buffs took a huge bounce up, finishing 7-5 and laying the groundwork for incremental improvement that would carry CU to its first national championship in 1990.
"I share that with you because I've been in your situation; I've been in your seat," he said, then reminding his players that last season's team goal was to win a road game and this season's goal is to reach a bowl game, which would require at least six wins.
"This team has more talent than that one (that rebounded for a 7-5 finish)," he continued. "The difference was, we really believed it . . . You've heard me say it: We hoped to win a lot last year. We didn't really believe we could win. Part of that belief is confidence and confidence comes about through preparation."
The Buffs, who finished 3-10 overall (2-7 Pac-12 Conference) in Embree's debut season, begin preparations Monday morning for a season in which not much is expected of them by outsiders. Embree addressed that, too, asking this season's seniors to stand up and for their underclass teammates to take mental snapshots.
"What are we going to say about you guys?" he asked. "Next year's coming . . . is winning one road game in five years an impressive resume? What do we want to say about you guys (next season)? That we won a road game? That's it?
"Are you going to be about what we say we want to do? If we will be about what we say we want to do, there's no doubt we'll be doing something in December or January (at a bowl). We've got talent on this team. People outside this room don't know it, but we've got some players. And I believe we've got heart. I believe that heart's been developed. I believe that mental toughness we need to win has been developed."
Embree reminded his players that they "were chosen to be here, we chose to bring you here. You chose to be a part of it . . . you got it? And it starts (Monday). Understand this: you guys do what you're capable of doing, it'll be one of the best experiences of your life. But you've got to truly believe. You understand that? And the way I can tell if you truly believe that is by what your actions say. Are you about what we're trying to be about? (Monday) starts the first day of our journey and it's not going to end until January."
CU's second August camp under Embree will include 105 players, including 31 newcomers, who attended a team dinner Sunday night followed by their first team meeting.
Freshmen, walk-ons and several new staffers (graduate assistants, technical interns) had pictures taken Sunday, with some completing physical examinations and equipment sizing. Among the new faces was T.C. McCartney, who will be an offensive graduate assistant this fall after graduating from Louisiana State in May; he is the grandson of Bill McCartney, the winningest coach in CU football history (93-55-5 record from 1982-94).
Embree and his coaching staff, which for only the second in the last 24 seasons at Colorado remains unchanged from the previous year, signed 28 players in last February's recruiting class. Four of those players will be grayshirting, meaning they will delay enrollment at CU in January.
That foursome includes Peyton Williams, a receiver from South Lake, Texas; he suffered a knee injury (torn ACL) in the state playoffs last December and is still undergoing rehabilitation following surgery. Also grayshirting are Kisima Jagne, a defensive lineman from Phoenix (Chandler); Gerrard Kough, an offensive lineman from Pomona, Calif. (Pomona); and Derek McCartney, a defensive lineman from Westminster (Faith Christian). Kough and McCartney were ticketed for grayshirts from the outset; McCartney is T.C.'s younger brother.
The group included seven recruited walk-ons: Vincent Arvia (OL, 6-0, 285, San Diego/Torrey Pines High School); David Bagby (WR, 6-1, 180, San Diego/Torrey Pines); Trevor Carver (SN, 5-11, 180, Louisville/Monarch); Luke Hartung (OL, 6-6, 230, Danville, Calif./DeLaSalle); Jesse Hiss (FB, 6-1, 225, Bonner Springs, Kan./Bashor-Linwood); Harrison Hunt (WR, 6-0, 180, Cleveland Heights, Ohio/Gilmour Academy); and Jordan Murphy (FB, 6-1, 230, Soph., Castle Rock/Denver Lutheran). All are true freshmen except for Murphy, who is transfer from Colorado State who will have to sit out this season per NCAA rules.
The team will begin practices on Monday, first with an early morning walk-through. With CU's second session of summer school in its final week, most of the players will head to classes and will then reconvene in the afternoon for meetings and a 90-minute practice. The same schedule will hold through the week as summer school wraps up. Embree has closed practices to the public and media this year, as with so many new faces and competition at most positions being wide open, he wants to limit as many distractions as possible.
Monday's practice will be the first of 29 practices (walk-throughs do not count) prior to the season opener against Colorado State at Sports Authority Field at Mile High in Denver on Sept. 1. Game time is 2 p.m., with FX televising the game nationally.
Murphy, one of the invited walk-ons, was recruited at linebacker/fullback by CSU. He appeared in the Rams' first two games last season at linebacker, but CU invited him to join the roster as a fullback.
Following the school's coaching change (Steve Fairchild to Jim McElwain) after last season, Murphy was told he didn't fit CSU's criteria for the position. Not the case at CU, which last season introduced a pro-style offense that features a conventional fullback.
CSU, said the 6-1 Murphy "moved to more of spread offense with an H-back, hybrid tight end, so they were looking for 6-5 guys and I don't really fill that role. So there really wasn't a place for me there anymore. It's a really a good opportunity at a better place."
Murphy said he was not opposed to playing either position at CU: "I have the athletic ability to do both. I'll do whatever helps the team."
But under NCAA transfer rules, he will have to wait a season for that. He admitted it will be tough: "Yeah, I've been playing football every year since I was seven, so it's going to be different. But it'll only help me learn the system and get better."
The transfer of schools and teams notwithstanding, Murphy's summer was far different than any previously. He was in the Aurora theater last month with three high school friends when the mass shooting occurred.
"I'm lucky to be alive, yeah," he said. "(But) I've been able to move past it with the help of family and friends. I really don't think about it much anymore, which is nice."
Murphy, who is classified as a sophomore and has a redshirt season available, said CU didn't recruit him out of Denver Lutheran High School two years ago. But he said the current Buffs staff "really went out their way to help me get here and get the paperwork done. They were really receptive to this."
Among the freshmen reporting Sunday was running back Terrence Crowder, of Galena Park, Texas. Crowder is expected to be prominent in the competition at that position as the Buffs try to upgrade a ground game that averaged 108.7 yards a game last season.
"At a lot of colleges, freshmen won't get the chance to compete like we will here," said the 5-11, 210-pound Crowder. "I think I'll have a good opportunity to compete and get a spot. I feel like I'm capable; I feel like I'll do what I need to do."
Arriving on campus on June 4, Crowder said two days were required to acclimate to Boulder's altitude. Once past that, he said he felt "settled in" and believed speed, strength and conditioning director Malcolm Blacken's summer program was of great benefit.
"I gained a lot of strength under Malcolm and Steve (Engelhart) - they definitely know what they're doing in the weight room," Crowder said.
CU's 2012 freshman class is among the largest in recent years, but Crowder contended the big number didn't hinder bonding in the group: "This is a very good class, a tight class; we're being held to a higher standard than everybody else. We're going along with it, realizing it's going to make us better."
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"We have a large family and they like trying all the cakes and pies I make. This wonderful pie is one of their favorites, so I make it about six times a year." Bonnie Phillips - Cedar Hill, Missouri
- 11 large marshmallows
- 1/3 cup milk
- 1 piece (3 ounces) milk chocolate candy bar, chopped
- 1 container (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed and divided
- 1 graham cracker crust (10 inches)
- 1 can (21 ounces) cherry pie filling
- In a large saucepan, combine the marshmallows, milk and chocolate. Cook and stir over medium-low heat until smooth. Cool completely.
- Fold 3/4 cup whipped topping into chocolate mixture. Pour into prepared crust. Cover and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes.
- Top with pie filling and remaining whipped topping. Cover and refrigerate for 8 hours or overnight. Yield: 8 servings.
Editor's Note: This recipe uses half of a 6-ounce milk chocolate candy bar.
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ZF-3320: Zend/Http/Client.php requires the mime_magic extension which was declared deprecated
The function setFileUpload() uses mime_magic's mime_content_type(). Since mime_magic was declared deprecated and is replaced by PECL's Fileinfo extension. $PHP_SOURCE_ROOT/ext/mime_magic/DEPRECATED reads:
To keep existing code originaly coded for mime_magic without changes you may add the following compatibility wrapper function to your codebase:
function mime_content_type($file) { static $finfo = false;
if ($finfo === false) {
$finfo = finfo_open(MAGIC_MIME);
if (is_resource($file)) {
$buf = fread($fp, 65536);
return finfo_buffer($buf);
} else {
return finfo_file($file);
I think it would be best if the ZF includes this wrapper function and use it in the event the mime_magic extension is not loaded and Fileinfo is. This issue is important in FC for instance, where the mime_magic extension is not available in the FC repository and PECL's Fileinfo is but it is also a generally good idea.
Resolved in rev. 9906 - Both fileinfo and mime_magic will now be used in attempt to detect mime type
Updating for the 1.6.0 release.
Can the documentation be updated: http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/… The requirements page still shows mime_magic as a hard dependancy.
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Gitle Sande is Managing Director of Magnus Nistad Transport in Norway – one of the first customers to use Fuel Advice.
Once drivers have grasped the necessary fuel saving techniques, the key to long term savings lies in systematic follow-up. This is where Fuel Advice comes in with personal analysis in the form of a report for each vehicle with a subscription. To make it work the operator needs to appoint a Fuel Champion: somebody who can review the reports from Fuel Advice and pass on the feedback to the relevant drivers. If the operator gets stuck at any point, the same Volvo expert who wrote the reports can be reached for further support.
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Currently, Zend_Controller_Action has a number of protected "helper" methods. There is no good reason for these to be protected, and it actually makes it difficult for action helpers to have introspection and access to valuable processes in Zend_Controller_Action. These methods include:
- _getParam()
- _setParam()
- _hasParam()
- _getAllParams()
- _forward()
- _redirect
Public methods should be provided, and the protected methods marked as deprecated.; the protected methods will proxy to the public methods in the interim.
When will we be given from the PHP devs a 'package' visibility ? ... :-(
Patch for this issue.
This is marked as "Next Minor Release". Will this, then, be addressed in v1.12?
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Died: September 24, 1988 in Brewster County, TX
High School: Admiral Farragut Academy, R.L. Paschal
College: Cameron, Texas, TCU, Oklahoma (school history) (Looney college stats)
Drafted by the New York Giants in the 1st round (12th overall) of the 1964 NFL Draft.
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ZF-2784: Zend_Json doc improvement
I've posted about this to mailing list, but nobody fixed it, so:
I'm currently working on Czech translation of the manual and I came across a thing, which can be written in a better-explaining way.
It is just a tiny bit in Zend_Json-Objects.xml on line 29
instead of: // Decode objects as objects
can be: // Decode JSON objects as PHP objects
I know, it is not so important, but why not to make the manual even better :)
Martin H.
Fixed in SVN r8786
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- 2 cups shredded zucchini
- 2 cups sugar
- 1 cup canola oil
- 4 eggs
- 2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1-1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts, optional
- 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1 tablespoon 2% milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups confectioners' sugar
- Additional chopped walnuts, optional
- In a large bowl, beat the zucchini, sugar, oil and eggs until well blended. Combine the flour, cinnamon, salt, baking powder and baking soda; gradually beat into zucchini mixture until blended. Fold in walnuts if desired.
- Pour into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 35-40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool.
- For frosting, in a small bowl, beat the cream cheese, butter, milk and vanilla until smooth. Add confectioners' sugar and mix well. Frost cake. Sprinkle with nuts if desired. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 20-24 servings.
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Join Us For the Helio Gracie 100-Year Celebration
Hosted by Ryron, Rener, Kron, Kroyler, Ralek, Rhalan and more!
Grand Master Helio Gracie was born October 1, 1913, and this October he would have celebrated his 100th birthday. To commemorate 100 years of Helio Gracie, his grandchildren will be hosting a once-in-a-lifetime event on Saturday, October 5, 2013 at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles, and we hope you can make it!
The Helio Gracie 100-Year Celebration, is a full-day event that will including the following:
Helio Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Seminar (11am - 3pm)
The celebration will kick off with a special 4-hour Super Seminar taught by Helio's grandchildren, including but not limited to: Ryron, Rener, Kron, Ralek, Rhalan and Kroyler Gracie. This will be the first time that Helio's grandchildren have taught a seminar together and you definitely won't want to miss it!
Helio Gracie Philosophy Seminar (3pm - 4pm)
Some of the most important lessons Grand Master Helio passed on to his descendants were off the mat. Once the jiu-jitsu seminar is over, there will be a special Gracie Philosophy Seminar in which each of the grandchildren will discuss the most important life lessons they learned from their grandfather. The philosophy seminar will also feature a Q and A opportunity for the attendees.
Helio Gracie Banquet Dinner (6:30pm - 8:30pm)
Although he was a simple man who devoted his life to jiu-jitsu, one thing Grand Master Helio loved was good cooking. To wrap up a long day of jiu-jitsu and philosophy, you will be treated to a special banquet dinner with Helio's grandchildren featuring one of Helio's favorite meals including salad, fish, pasta, vegetables, and his all-time favorite Corn Soup recipe!
Helio Gracie Film Presentation (8:30pm - 9pm)
During this special film presentation, you will get to know the other side of Grand Master Helio through the stories and testimonials of the people who knew him the best, his students, his friends, and his children.
Plus, Helio Gracie 100-Year Art Unveiling (9pm)
To commemorate 100 Years of Helio Gracie, world renowned painter, Stephen Holland, was commissioned to paint a spectacular piece of the Grand Master. This never-before-seen masterpiece will be unveiled at the Helio 100 Celebration!
1-Week of Free Training in Jiu-Jitsu Heaven
Helio Gracie week, September 30th through October 5th, is the one week where training at the Gracie Academy Headquarters is 100% FREE for any visiting students. So if you are traveling from a distance to attend the Helio Gracie 100-Year Celebration, we strongly encourage you to show up a week early and bring an extra gi to take advantage of this full week of free training in Jiu-Jitsu Heaven! If you're a beginner you can do all Gracie Combatives group classes, and if you've been training for 6 months or more, feel free to jump into any and all Master Cycle group classes for the week! To check out the full class schedule, click here.
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To preserve the intimacy of this special family gathering, only 150 tickets are available for purchase. Here are the ticketing options:
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More jelly beans! Yay! These are another variety on the market now for Easter that are based on a pre-existing candy and have taken the flavors and translated into jelly beans. The package is really attractive and even thought it uses the traditional SweeTart colors and design, it comes across still as very festive for the holiday.
The beans are about a normal size, like a chubby peanut. Right away I notice that the colors are odd. They're pastel neon, if you can wrap your head around that, and are completely opaque. They do have the same faded "look" like the original SweetTarts. The beans are also not very shiny at all, which doesn't make them as attractive as they could be. I'm reminded of wasabi peas when I look at the green one.
The texture of these are also pretty strange. The outer shell is crunchy and crumbly, and it dissolves almost immediately off the jelly center. It has this cool feeling to it and it melts away on the tongue.
Grape (lavendar): Very light in flavor, yet very sour. It's dreadful, to be completely frank about it. It doesn't taste like grape at all and it just reads as "medicinal" to me.
Cherry (pink): Flavor is very sour and tart. The taste exactly like the Flintstones Vitamins of my childhood.
Orange: Light creamy flavor that's very mild. Think of it as a very watered down creamsicle.
Lemon: Nice and tart with a fake metallic edge to it. It tastes more like lime or bad lemonade powder to me.
Green Apple: This one is really well done. It's not fake tasting at all to me, but very mild with fresh notes of apple and pear.
Blue Punch: Wow, a blue flavor that isn't raspberry! It's nicely mild, sweet and fruity. It's very tropical and has that iconic fruit punch note to it. My favorite of the bunch.
These are great if you're already a fan of SweeTarts, but since I'm not, I didn't enjoy them. I wouldn't even find them attractive in an Easter candy dish since the colors are so strange.
Rating: Not Worth It
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Have fun, win great prizes and fish for free at a local Family Fishing event in BC this Fathers' Day Weekend, June 17-19. The Family Fishing Society of BC and the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC are inviting everyone to come out rain or shine and enjoy a day at the lake with a free fishing licence as part of our plan to get more British Columbians hooked on fishing.
BC's Family Fishing Weekend is a great opportunity to attend an organized community event, or create your own family fishing adventure at one the province's thousands of lakes with a free three-day licence, compliments of the BC Government. It is also a perfect opportunity to become a Fishing Buddy and pledge to introduce at least one friend to fishing this year. (more…)


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ZF-12389: isLast not working as expected in Zend_Service_Amazon_SimpleDb_Page
The isLast method on Zend_Service_Amazon_SimpleDb_Page-objects checks wether the NextToken is null or not, when determining wether or not it is the last page for the query.
However, the Zend_Service_Amazon_SimpleDb sets the NextToken to an empty string, if there is no NextToken, so the isLast method doesn't work as intended.
As I see it could be fixed either in Zend_Service_Amazon_SimpleDb or Zend_Service_Amazon_SimpleDb_Page. I don't know which would be better for the framework.
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These are pictures of the gorgeous trees in my front yard. They are literally on FIRE! Aren't they pretty? I love our trees in the fall. They stand out so sharply against the blue sky on crisp fall days. I'm so sad when they finally fall to the ground, even though the kids and the dog have a blast playing in them.
Just had to share. I think fall is my favorite season, next to summer.
what's yours?
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Autumn Trees at the Tueller's
Posted by Lila Tueller at 11:24 AM
11 comments:
- CJ said...
GORGEOUS TREES!!! Fall is my favorite followed by winter...I could just do fall, winter, fall, winter, fall, winter. :D
- October 24, 2009 at 11:53 AM
- Crafty Mama said...
Baeutiful! I love fall, but I love winter even more, I think. It doesn't get too cold out here in Southern California, but I love the rain and crisp weather:-)
- October 24, 2009 at 12:03 PM
- Sarah said...
Those leaves are gorgeous!! I love, love fall too!! You are lucky to have such beautiful trees. Mine are babies....so I know I have that to look forward to!
- October 24, 2009 at 2:59 PM
- Miriam said...
They are magnificent trees!!!
My favourite season is Spring. I love spring flowering bulbs, especially the ones with perfume like freesias and hyacinths. I love watching the new growth on plants and the promise of lots of blooms.woost
- October 24, 2009 at 3:48 PM
- ~~~ M ~~~ said...
So pretty! We had early snows where we live, and it kind'uv went from summer to winter, skipping fall. There wasn't much in the way of colorful trees. Oh to have some that look like yours!
Spring, tho, is my favorite. I like it when things are on the "warming up" trend, instead of the "cooling down" trend!
- October 24, 2009 at 3:51 PM
- Mary on Lake Pulaski said...
Thank you so much for sharing your trees with us Lila!! We didn't get much/any color this year, so this helps with the deprivation!
- October 24, 2009 at 7:59 PM
- Jennifer said...
How lovely! Love the fall with the changing leaves!
- October 24, 2009 at 8:28 PM
- La Dolce Boutique said...
WOW...those trees are amazing! I so wish we had real seasons here in Vegas! It's either extremely hot or desert cold which means I never really get to enjoy my two favorite season, spring and fall! Enjoy those beautiful trees! :-)
- October 25, 2009 at 8:02 AM
- Holley said...
I love your trees. We have evergreens and one apple tree so we don't have a lot of changing colors.
Our neighbor's trees are beautiful shades of yellow and red.
I love autumn and spring the best.
- October 25, 2009 at 10:03 AM
- Barb Elder said...
Summer summer summer I love summer! Fall is good but summer is the best. I love the heat I love that my kids are not is school. Thanks for sharing the picture of you tree beautiful!!
- October 26, 2009 at 3:05 PM
- Kate Brotherson said...
These are gorgeous.
- November 1, 2009 at 7:27 PM


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ZF-4262: WSDL Autodiscover: DocBlock Params and Return Types are Case-Sensitive
When using Zend_Soap_Wsdl Autodiscover it uses Reflection to inspect the parameter types. These user given types via doc-block are case-sensitive. So having a type "@param inT", "@param Int", or "@param Integer" is causing the function Zend_Soap_Wsdl::getType() to not match the specific SOAP type and try to "class_exists" on the type, which leads to a Warning in conjunction with Zend_Loader:
Warning: Zend_Loader::include_once(Integer.php) [function.Zend-Loader-include-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /var/www/development/zend/ZendFramework-1.6.0-minimal/library/Zend/Loader.php on line 83
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This breaks the WSDL XML File. You could argue set error reporting off, but in development you want to see if anything else might cause an XML break due to thrown warning or whatever.
To solve this issue the soap base type specific type checking should be case-insensitive and the custom object type checking should be moved outside the switch-default statement into a case-sensitive check.
I have attached a patch to revision 9996 of the Wsdl.php, which changes the getType() function of the class to allow for case-insensitive parameter checking.
i just realized i overshoot the patch. its really just the strtolower($type) that is needed. all the other stuff is still working correctly.
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Coffee Talk Tuesday - How can MTB trails be more responsive to the community of riders?
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
How single track minded are you really? Conversations are moving about making trails more responsive to the riders demographics while still being friendly to Mother Nature. A friendlier trail is one that "flows" better or as alternative routes creating various trail "behaviors" that may be desired by some, like side jumps on a trail (as seen below). But can you still be friendly to Mother Nature when certain aspects of a trail are created? That can be very subjective to many. The photos below came from a discussion on Facebook. Another aspect is some managing bodies, even if they wanted to add jumps personally can not do so because that behavior does not support "passive recreation". Then on the flip side, sometimes tails get "dumbed down", which happens when riders ride around technical sections of a trail. Check out Don't SanitizeWalkerRanch on Facebook
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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Personally i like the trails to be a little "smoother". I know we live in the ROCKY Mountains but I really dont enjoy getting bounced all over the place.
I do believe in keeping singletrack single. Bugs the crap out of me seeing people riding around (making the trail wider) more difficult parts of the trail. If you cant ride it get off your bike and walk.
Points: 9
even the rockiest front range
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
even the rockiest front range trails are tame compared to Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Neveda, and even Western CO and parts of CA. more obstacles help control speed and offer a Beyer experience for all trail users. don't sanitize our trails! if you can't ride it, go ride on of the myriad green trails in the area. it sucks having to fight just to try to keep a fun blue like walker ranch from being mutilated.
Points: -3
Better experience
Submitted by Shawn (not verified) on
Points: 4
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Stupid autocorrect editing crap!
Points: -7
Seeing the cut corners in the
Submitted by BikeRiderT (not verified) on
Seeing the cut corners in the pics above bums me out. In the pic to the far right the cut corner doesn't make the trail any cooler, it's totally pointless.
To quote David Brower "Should we also flood the Sistine Chapel so tourists can get nearer the ceiling?". I think you know what I'm getting at; keep the hard trails hard, easy trails easy, and let's respect the single track and the people who volunteer their time to maintain it.
Points: 20
Even down in the
Submitted by Mike (not verified) on
Even down in the Golden/Lakewood/Morrison area there is trail sanitation going on. Don't smooth out trails by removing the rocks! It would seem removing the rocks allows the less experienced to ride at faster speeds causing even more problems on these multi use trails. If it's too rocky then ride the smooth trails like at BCLP.
Let nature do some natural selection rather than making everyone a winner...
Points: -5
Already the trail in the
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Already the trail in the middle picture, the jump line heading down the pipeline. someone has pulled a bunch of rocks and tree limbs into it. There's an alternate there already, why remove the actual technical feature that has always been there. Before the reroute and softening of the pipeline, you actually went to the right of that. Climbing the pipeline used to be a fair challenge, now that it's been 'sanitized' no longer nearly as fun. And why the santization? Most are heading up the 4 mile connector and all this does is make the downhill faster for the riders.
Points: -10
Thanks for the comments, but am I getting it?
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
I am surprised by the "don't sanitize trails" comments as it wasn't until I was posting this story that I even discovered this concept existed as I always thought if you didn't sanitize them they (the trails) would go extinct from the MTB community. It's those "unsanitized trails" I rarely ride these days like Walker, Hall and Heil. I don't complain because it is our love and high usage of those trails that have led them to be the way they are today. I just figured it was a sad evolution that would naturally happen over time on any semi technical trail but now I see this is not bad and some actually see this like vintage wine... keeps getting better. Or am I not quite getting it still?
Points: 4
Picture on left lame, corner cutter
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
The other 2 seem fine. I'm sure they will start some type of erosion but I'm ok with that
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She was preceded in death by her husband John "Jack" Marvel. Barbara is survived by her children, Doug Marvel and his wife Eileen, Dr. Richard Marvel and his wife Nancy, Joan Racey and her husband Bryan, her brother, Donald Richardson and his wife Dodie and her beloved grandchildren, Chris, Jessica, Jake and Matt.
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You can think of Vyew collaboration as red-lining a printed page, except in an online meeting.
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Boyce Opens NCAA Championships With Top 25 Swim In The 50 Free
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Senior Lisa Boyce, the three-time reigning Ivy League champion in the 50 free, opened her final NCAA Championships weekend with a Top 25 finish in that event.
Boyce, who owns the Princeton record in the 50 free, improved on her Ivy League championship time by .14 of a second and finished 24th overall in 22.30. That time was .13 away from All-America status and a return to the evening finals session, but she will have two more opportunities this weekend.
"I definitely feel like this is the most comfortable I've been at this meet, and I think that showed in my swim today," Boyce said. "It wasn't quite perfect, but it was still by far my best first day here and a huge improvement from last year. So I'll take it, and I'm so looking forward to the next two days of having even more fun and swimming fast."
Boyce will swim the 100 fly Friday, where she is currently seeded 13th in the field. She will also get to compete with one of her teammates, as reigning Ivy 100 fly champion Nikki Larson will make her NCAAs debut. A native of nearby Edina, Minn., she is currently ranked 34th in that event.
"I can't wait for Nikki to get to experience her first swim at NCAAs," Boyce said. "I know she's getting super excited about it, and it'll be really fun for me to be able to swim the same race with her. Having the two of us in the same event will be a good reminder for both of us that we do this all the time in practices and regular meets, so there shouldn't really be any more pressure here just because it's NCAAs. Plus, I'll get to cheer her on from behind the blocks right before I swim."
Both will also swim Saturday; Boyce will try to repeat her 2013 All-America honors in the 100 free, while Larson will swim the 200 fly.
Boyce improved on her finish in the 50 free from last year, when she finished 41st in the NCAA Championships.


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As I noted yesterday in my article, FCC Rule Change Would Favor Big Media, the trend here in America is to push small and medium sized businesses into bankruptcy one way or the other to allow further monopoly control of all aspect of life to the mega corporations. This is intentional, and your "representatives" in D.C. are fully on board as they are entirely in the pockets of said companies. Meanwhile HSBC is caught laundering money for drug cartels and major banks of rigging LIBOR and they get a slap on the wrist. Full spectrum corruption.
Watch this 5 minute video to see the sad story of how the "authorities" in a Los Angeles community treated a small business owner and forced him to close shop.


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