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When is the next Java update?
By Erik Costlow-Oracle on Nov 12, 2015
"Java update available -- a new version of Java is ready to be installed..."
This occurs four times a year: January, April, July, and October.
Oracle Java SE is updated on the Oracle Critical Patch Update schedule. The date for these updates is published a year in advance. This schedule helps system administrators manage software across a fleet of systems. Combined with another feature, the security baseline, client systems can detect newer security updates and adjust their behavior by offering an update and decreasing the client's attack surface.
System Administrators can use Deployment Rule Sets to control compatibility if they need a version below the security baseline.
The Security Baseline
The security baseline received new behavior in Java 7 update 10 (December 2012), combining it with the JRE expiration date. Prior to this, it has identified which Java versions contain the latest security patches since JDK 1.4. There is a different baseline version for each major Java version: Java 6, Java 7, and Java 8. The JRE will identify that it should be updated in two main ways:
- The JRE will periodically check the security baseline to see if a new version is available. If it detects that it is below the security baseline, it will consider itself to require an update to a version that meets the security baseline requirement.
The schedule for this periodic check can be controlled by system administrators.
- If clients cannot obtain the security baseline for any reason, they will eventually reach their built-in expiration date. This expiration date is published in every release note, but it is typically a month after the next scheduled critical patch update.
This expiration date is built in and cannot be controlled.
- For example at time of writing (November 2015), the current security baseline for Java 8 is 1.8.0_65. The next scheduled Critical Patch Update is January 19th. The expiration date for Java 1.8.0_65 is February 19th.
In addition to Critical Patch Updates, there is another release type called a Patch Set Update(PSU), which contains additional non-critical changes. Although a PSU version is numerically "above" the security baseline, the PSU contains the exact same critical patches as the corresponding CPU at the security baseline. Example: At time of writing, the security baseline is 1.8.0_65. A different patch set update, 1.8.0_66, is available with additional changes. Users that only want critical patches do not have to deal with these changes yet, and can test them separately. In the next scheduled Critical Patch Update, we will include those changes from 1.8.0_66.
What happens when the security baseline changes or the expiration date passes
When clients detect that it is below the current security baseline, they will typically do two things: prompt end-users to install the newer update, and decrease the potential attack surface of the installed JRE.
These changes are described in the Rich Internet Application Deployment Process under the question, "Is the JRE expired or below the security baseline." Desktop administrators that need to control prompts and/or use Java versions below the security baseline may do so through Deployment Rule Sets, under the question, "Does a rule exist for this RIA."
The attack surface reduction applies to Rich Internet Applications (through browsers).
Planning for updates
With the dates of Critical Patch Updates published a year in advance, system administrators should plan ahead to roll out Java updates onto client systems. Deployment Rule Sets should be used with applications that cannot use the latest Java Runtime Environment for one reason or another, to whitelist which known-safe application can use specific older JREs. Critical Patch Updates are available to Java 6 and Java 7 through the commercial Java SE Advanced, along with other management tools.
Administrators needing to deploy Java across thousands of managed systems every quarter may consider the commercial Java SE Advanced, which offers tools to better manage Java at scale. Examples of these commercial features include:
- An enterprise MSI installer to support easier customization and deployment.
- Critical Patch Updates for older versions of Java beyond public support (e.g. Java 6 and Java 7).
- The Advanced Management Console, to help build an application inventory of Java applications and create a Deployment Rule Set from tracked usage.
- Java Flight Recorder and Mission Control, for deep performance analysis.
- Support from an experienced team that can monitor and track Java bugs.


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Student Express Accounts
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|Students access AppCard Online from their AppalNET accounts. See AppCard Online for details.
|Deactivate lost or stolen AppCards online through your AppalNET account. See AppCard Online for details.
All About Express Accounts
Express Accounts are optional accounts that may be set up for a student's convenience; balances carry over each year that a student is enrolled at Appalachian. Express Accounts operate on a declining balance system and are accepted at various on-campus locations. Express Accounts cannot be used off campus and funds cannot be withdrawn as cash. The Express Account is separate from the Meal Account, but it is still accessed by the AppCard.
Please see below for the following information:
Do I Need an Express Account
Express Accounts are optional, but students may find it convenient to have funds in an Express Account. With an Express Account, you can purchase goods and services all across campus.
|How Does It Work
Students are able to monitor account usage and check daily spending through AppCard Online.
|AppCard FYI
|What happens if I have extra Express Account funds at the end of the year? Express Account balances carry over each year that a student is enrolled at Appalachian. At separation, balances greater than $55.00 are refundable minus a $50.00 service charge. You can also use remaining funds to purchase goods at the Markets to take home, or you can purchase a gift certificate to the University Bookstore that will be valid for one year.
How Do I Open or Add to an Express Account
The Express Account is active as soon as funds are deposited. You may deposit funds to an Express Account one of the following ways:
|In Person
|By Phone
|By Mail
No Meal Account money may be transferred to the Express Account. Students are able to monitor account usage and check daily spending through AppCard Online.
Where Can I Use It
Use Express Account funds at a variety of on-campus locations. Express Accounts cannot be used off campus.
What if My AppCard is Lost or Damaged
Click here for information on Replacement AppCards.
What is the Refund Policy
Click here for Meal and Express Account Refund Policies.
|The person to whom the AppCard is issued is responsible for its use, including any misuse. If your card is lost or stolen, you will be held responsible until it is reported lost or stolen.
Your AppCard is the ONLY access to your Meal and/or Express Account. If you lose your card, report it to the AppCard Office (828-262-6141), so it can be invalidated. After 5:00 pm and on weekends, report lost AppCards to University Police or online through your AppalNET account. See AppCard Online for details.
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Mailing Address
AppCard Office
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P.O. Box 32061
Boone, NC, 28608 USA
Physical Address
AppCard Office
(a division of Appalachian Food Services)
170 Stadium Drive
Boone, NC, 28608 USA
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Can you walk into your bank?
It might seem like a strange question, but for people whose checking and savings accounts are held by online banks such as Ally and ING Direct, the answer is no. And that's a good thing.
Magnify Money, an educational financial website founded by two former bankers, pledges to "put $1 billion back in the pockets of everyday Americans by making it simple to understand the fine print." In their five core "tenants to beating the banks at their own game," they recommend bailing on brick-and-mortar banks for fee-free online accounts.
In the infographic below, based on the company's recent survey, they explain why:
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- 6 Things Every Functioning Adult Should Know About Credit Scores
- This Comprehensive Flowchart Could Help You Choose The Right Retirement Account
- This Graphic Shows Why Saving For Retirement Is Such A Big Deal
- Meet The Family Of Four Who Lives Well On Just $14,000 Per Year
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Disney to Reboot "The Rocketeer" With Black Female Lead
A couple of years ago, Matt Fraction started a Flickr pool where comics professionals took photos of their work desks and posted them. It was then, looking at all of these images of neat and clean surfaces, that I discovered that most people working in comics are liars. Okay, that in itself is a lie, I already knew that. I was an editor long enough to hear every excuse a cartoonist could invent. ("How many grandmothers do you have, and why do these old ladies keep changing apartments? It's the third time you've had to 'help move' in six weeks!") Lying about why your work isn't done isn't necessarily the same as lying in every day life, though, and so posting photos of your work space that were dishonest and staged was a whole other thing as far as I was concerned.
Desk after desk was spotless, immaculate, the very height of order and organization. Yeah, right. Just like I wore that nice shirt and had my cowlick pasted down every day I went to school, not just yearbook day. Pull the other leg, Swifty, that one gives milk.
I know those scumbags all cleaned up their desks and then took the picture. I know that, as a species, comics creators are dirty, sloppy, scatterbrained louts. No way do they keep a clean desk! So, I took pictures of my desk as it was every day, a paper and pen version of a trailer park after a tornado.
You know, just like it is now:
That second one is a close-up of what we comically call my reference shelf, full of old drats of manuscripts, dictionaries, and, for whatever reason, a biography of the band Suede. Good luck getting any of them out without causing an avalanche.
I've turned having a mess into a work of art, and like all works of art, they begin with a single idea, a seed of something that blooms and sometimes grows out of control. A garden with many a lovely flower but with also a ton of weeds. Once my desk was organized, now it has grown wild.
So, too, are my bookshelves organized at their core, but they have long since been overgrown. Examine them shelf by shelf, and you will find order, a method to the madness, but the fences need to come down, more acreage is required.
This is the main room of my apartment, and since it is the place where I watch movies, either for review purposes or entertainment, the spot in my home that I look at almost as much as I look at the my computer and my desk:
I designed this bookshelf myself for my dad, a carpenter, to build. He ended up having my cousin do it, and they picked a ridiculously sturdy wood, making that the heaviest piece of furniture I own. Every time I move, I threaten to leave it for the next tenant to deal with. Maybe I should just get a cartoonist to help me? You know, coz they are so good at moving. (In comedy, that's referred to as a "callback.")
Top row left is my vanity shelf, full of books I've written and books by close collaborators like Joëlle Jones and Marc Ellerby. Below that are two sections of Oni Press books, which are now totally inadequate to handle the load.
There are various different sizes to the compartments because I designed it to hold not just books, but CDs and LPs, too. That means it's a deep shelf, going at lest a foot back to accommodate the vinyl records. Believe it or not, but fifteen years ago when this was built, just about everything I owned could fit in this monstrosity.
I can't keep that lower left shelf as densely packed as the rest because Sadie will just pull the books out to get back in.
To the left of the TV is the above shelf, full of Criterion DVDs, and to the right of the room, the area below.
One of the big pluses of my apartment is that the kitchen has a wide cabinet space with two shelves and glass doors. I use those two shelves, as well as the cabinets underneath, for more books. One of the many reasons not to have a significant other is that there are no arguments over whether or not this is a misuse of the kitchen. Yes, that's right, it's my desire to have my space the way I want it that keeps me single. It has nothing to do with me being old, ugly, and rotten of personality.
My kitchen also has room for this shelf:
That about covers my books, but I have more DVDs and CDs in my bedroom. This here is to the left of my desk.
And by the door as you come in:
The door is rarely closed except to get back to that other shelf, which is probably how that ancient Madonna poster has survived. It's like she's shushing folks so they don't figure out what is hiding back there.
I'm about out of space in my place, so I'd better make some big money soon so I can afford to move someplace larger. Either that, or I'll need to learn to live with less stuff. Nah, money and moving is probably easier. Plus, I know some comic book freelancers that could use my relocation as their dodge to get out of work.
Love the cameo of Sadie and the books in the kitchen are hilarious. Thanks for posting!
The kitchen shelf literally looks like it's ready to topple over and crush someone, I fear for your life Mr. Rich!
"Desk after desk was spotless, immaculate, the very height of order and organization. Yeah, right. "
You and I are kindred spirits, Jamie. And I love the Cary Grant glossy.
Holy crap! You have seriously got the coolest collection of pop culture stuff I have ever seen…
Mega props for both fo the Stanley Kubrick sets and the massive collection of Criterions…
Comics and action figures in the kitchen? You win, man…
Or you lose. I can't pin it down yet.
I LOVE the little bits of Suede all about. Great band! Awesome place you got, I'm moving this weekend and while I had a lot to pack and was quite angry, I feel better seeing that you have about ywice as much as me! When you do have to move I hope that new money pays for professional movers too!
This is a trip! I've got more books than I do furniture, and many of the same titles that you have. Looking at several of those photos, I had this weird feeling of deja vu: "Who mixed up all my books!?"
The horror, the horror!
Thanks, guys. When I die, just throw a match in the apartment and me and my junk will go to Valhalla together!


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SUNY Geneseo Notebook Requirement FAQ
SUNY Geneseo Notebook Requirement - Frequently Asked Questions
Why is there a notebook requirement?
This requirement has several benefits, including:
- enabling students, faculty, and staff to take advantage of learning opportunities that exist only when every student in a classroom has a laptop
- establishing a campus culture in which faculty and staff are increasingly willing and able to explore innovative and effective classroom and co-curricular uses of information technology
- encouraging students to develop essential computer skills
Can I purchase a desktop computer instead?
No. Students must purchase a notebook computer.
Does a Chromebook satisfy the notebook requirement?
No. Chomebooks and Chrome OS do not satisfy the notebook requirement. Student computers must be able to run a full version of Mac OS or Microsoft Windows in order to meet the variety of software needs they will encounter. Other operating systems such as Chrome OS are insufficient to satisfy the laptop requirement.
Can I bring an Apple notebook to campus?
Yes. The Geneseo network fully supports both Apple and Windows operating systems. Students may also wish to check with the department of their major for additional recommendations.
Can I buy a notebook computer from any manufacturer?
Yes. Most companies offer a college student discount as well. Be sure to purchase a notebook that meets or exceeds the recommended requirements.
Will I use the notebook in my classes?
Frequency of notebook use in class will vary. Some faculty may require you to bring the notebook to class, while others will incorporate it less often. You will find that the notebook computer is an essential tool outside of class: check course web sites, correspond with classmates and professors, and conduct Internet and library research.
Is there financial assistance for purchasing a notebook computer?
Financially disadvantaged students can apply for consideration for a notebook loan from the college. Students eligible for a Pell Grant with a FAFSA Expected Family Contribution (EFC) of $0 can apply for the notebook loan. The application is available and due July 27.


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September 27, 2013
Articles in this issue
Here To Stay
Competing appeals from campaigns in the 2012 elections signaled the arrival of Latinos—and Latino Catholics in particular—as a pivotal force in American politics.
September 16, 2013Paul MosesReligion, Politics5 comments
Peace Activism: What Is It Good For?
Andrew J. Bacevich and R. Scott Appleby discuss the present-day peace movement and whether it exerts any influence on current U.S. policy.
September 16, 2013Andrew J. Bacevich and R. Scott ApplebyReligion, Politics7 commentsPremium
The Current of Creation
The profound transformation of public life wrought by Christian charity did not come out of nowhere; it was an inheritance the church received from the synagogue.
September 16, 2013Gary A. AndersonReligion0 commentsPremium
Through a Glass Darkly
In this brilliantly argued intellectual history, David Nirenberg asks how influential figures in the Western tradition have thought about Judaism over the millennia.
September 16, 2013John ConnellyFilm & Arts, Book Reviews1 commentPremium
Failure, Succession, Success
'The Hollow Crown,' a marvelous quartet of new Shakespeare films airing through October 11 on PBS, is fast-paced, accessible, and packed with riveting performances.
September 16, 2013Celia WrenFilm & Arts1 commentPremium
Forsaken Ally
The end of the Communist era and access to long-closed archives opens a window into the largely untold suffering of Poland from 1939 to the fall of the Iron Curtain.
September 16, 2013Lucja Swiatkowski CannonFilm & Arts, Book Reviews0 comments
A Doomed Project?
'Kantian Reason and Hegelian Spirit' is distinguished by both its intellectual competence and it narrative power.
September 16, 2013Cyril O'ReganFilm & Arts, Book Reviews0 comments
Letters: The Essence of Marriage; Funeral Customs
Readers respond to articles on the Supreme Court and same-sex marriage, and on funerals.
September 16, 2013The EditorsReligion, Politics0 commentsPremium
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Everywhere at once, aimless / though the day lilies / no longer make a sound
September 16, 2013Simon PerchikFilm & Arts0 comments
The Last Word | Desert Hospitality
Salah sets down three rocks, in the center of which he places dried bush branches and lights a fire. This is the hospitality of the desert.
September 16, 2013Mary Frances CoadyReligion0 commentsPremium
Known Unknowns
If we had reason to be confident that bombing some of Assad's assets would save more Syrians than it would kill, armed intervention might be warranted. We don't.
September 11, 2013The EditorsPolitics0 comments
Limited & Proportionate
President Obama is right to show restraint on Syria. But that doesn't mean the United States should stand and watch great crimes being committed.
September 11, 2013Paul BaumannPolitics5 comments
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The NBA draft is just two days away and -- oh, boy! -- what a draft it will be.
I don't recall any other pool of draft prospects that has been so consistent talentwise from top to bottom, allowing teams at the bottom of the draft to get players just as mediocre as those available at the top.
Since it's so difficult to differentiate between players this year, NBA front-office personnel are searching for every bit of information they can find on each player in hopes of finding someone who stands out.
And since I'm nothing but helpful, I wanted to offer up some scouting reports I've developed on a few of the biggest names in the draft. I trust they will be of use -- and I hope every NBA GM keeps this in mind Wednesday night: In a year when the draft is a boondoggle, the only smart choice is to choose Pittsnogle.
Adam Morrison (6-8, SF, Gonzaga) -- Solid all-around player who has been compared to Larry Bird, Rick Barry, Wally Szczerbiak or anyone white. His game has no similarities to any person of color. None. Poor defense and lack of athleticism have scouts questioning how good he can really be, and mustache has scouts questioning his decision-making. Emotional player who likely will start bawling and rolling around on the floor if he's not taken with the first pick.
Andrea Bargnani (7-1, PF, Italy) -- Those high on him say he could be the next Dirk Nowitzki, while others claim he's nothing more than the next Nikoloz Tskitishvili. Regardless, he'll easily become the best player named "Andrea" in NBA history.
Tyrus Thomas (6-8, PF, LSU) -- Compared to former LSU forward Stromile Swift. Will be a great choice for any team looking to find a Stromile Swift-esque nine points and four rebounds per game with a top-five draft pick.
LaMarcus Aldridge (6-11, PF, Texas) -- Can score, rebound and defend. Could go to the Bulls at No. 2 where he would -- in a perfect world -- team with another ex-Big 12 big man Chicago picked high a few years ago, Marcus Fizer, to form an imposing front line that would no doubt dominate opponents for years to come.
Brandon Roy (6-6, SG, Washington) -- Dynamic player who will likely be called the "surprise" of the NBA draft next season (by East Coast media people who never stayed up late enough to watch him play in college). Only negative is that as someone who played four years in college and is nearly 22 years old, Roy is quite old for an NBA rookie.
Rudy Gay (6-8, SF, UConn) -- Scouts drool over his size and athletic ability and think he can become a superstar. Only downside is the minor fact that he never was really all that good or productive in college and was actually quite disappointing in every conceivable way. But I'm sure that's nothing to worry about. Golden State would love to take him with the ninth pick, mainly because his jersey would be a huge seller in the San Francisco area.
Marcus Williams (6-3, PG, UConn) -- A great passer who led the nation in assists his sophomore year. Last year, in his junior season, he led the nation in laptop thefts. Has had trouble with weight gain, leading to questions about his work ethic and if he perhaps ate Khalid El-Amin.
J.J. Redick (6-5, SG, Duke) -- Armed not just with a jump shot or a dribble, but also armed for life. Big-name player who can sell tickets -- mostly to those who will want to come to the arena to heckle him. Showed great abilities as a leader at Duke and can really rally a team at halftime or during timeouts with a selection of inspirational poetry. Shot a team-high 42.1 percent from 3-point range last season and also was among the lead leaders in the ACC in blood-alcohol level.
Rajon Rondo (6-2, PG, Kentucky) -- Often referred to as a "pure point guard" because that's nicer than saying "a point guard who can't shoot at all -- no, really, he's awful." Rondo is an extremely quick player, but he needs to put on weight. Of course, then he'll be a slow player who needs to lose weight in order to gain quickness. Bit of a catch-22 there.
Shelden Williams (6-9, PF, Duke) -- Very polished scorer with his back to the basket. Can also face up and score by distracting his defender with his face. Self-motivated, but will respond best to a fiery coach who drops f-bombs two or three times per sentence.
Jordan Farmar (6-2, PG, UCLA) -- Has great court vision. His ears also enable him to hear passing lanes that other players cannot. Struggles with turnovers and shooting, so he should fit seamlessly into the system of any team in the draft lottery.
Headlines ...
New Knicks' coach disappointed to discover his roster is terrible
Ozzie Guillen says he doesn't need the support of a "stupid redneck like John Rocker"
Lowly Braves bumped by TBS for remainder of season for airings of "Shawshank Redemption"
Jason Grimsley rats out neighbor's kid for coming home after curfew
Here's yet another headline using the word "bend" in reference to David Beckham's goal
Four Things I Thought I Thought While Ordering a Hemp Shake from Randy Moss ...
1. The idea to expand the NCAA Tournament from 64 to 128 teams is terrible, but I'm not at all surprised it is receiving heavy support from a lot of coaches. I know if I were a mediocre college coach and couldn't get my team into the NCAA Tournament, I'd vote to have the field expanded, too. But if this does happen, I know I'm really going to be looking forward to the NIT Tournament, which will feature the 129th through 168th greatest teams in the land. It will be ratings gold. Players dribbling off their feet. People tripping and falling over each other. Airball after airball after airball. Basically, the WNBA but with some dunking.
2. I don't want to sound cynical -- because it's totally not my style -- but I almost have to wonder if the NCAA is considering an expansion of the tournament because it would make them millions of dollars in additional advertising and ticket revenue. So what that adding another round to the tournament would force players to miss even more class than they already do. That's why tutors exist. And so what that the NCAA's mission statement says the organization's primary goal is "to integrate intercollegiate athletics into higher education so that the educational experience of the student-athlete is paramount." That was written back before emoticons were invented. All they have to do is throw in one of those eye-rolling smileys at the end of their mission statement and everything will be fine.
3. It will be interesting to see how the 29 NBA also-rans incorporate some of the Heat's style into their games next season, since all champions in all sports are copycatted to a degree by those they beat. Hopefully it won't be to mimic Miami's practice of playing half-assed through the entire regular season, because that probably won't be all that helpful in terms of the NBA's resurgence. (Personally, my hope is that every team gets a point guard who looks, talks and acts exactly like Jason Williams for the pure hilarity it would provide. That would be straight up dope, yo. Word.)
4. The more I watch the World Cup, the more I'm shocked the U.S. team couldn't at least get out of group play on the superiority of our health care alone. Here we have a wealth of resources at our disposal to treat injuries. Elsewhere it seems they have only aerosol spray cans. Every time a player from another country gets injured, his team's training staff runs onto the field armed with nothing more than an aerosol can. Once they get to the player, they lightly massage the afflicted area for a few seconds and then spray it with the contents of the can. Then they stare at it for a few seconds and spray some more. Shockingly, this rarely heals the player. Next, they seem to say something along the lines of: "Sorry, Carlos, but spraying your leg with hair spray does not seem to have healed you. Unfortunately, this is as far as medicine has advanced in our country, so we have no other means with which to treat you. We will now remove you from the field on a stretcher and take you to the hospital. They have aerosol cans there that spray both hair spray and deodorant. Hopefully that powerful combo will do the trick. Beyond that, all we can do is pray."
DJ Gallo is a regular contributor to ESPN The Magazine as well as the founder and sole writer of the award-winning sports satire site SportsPickle.com. He also contributes headlines to The Onion.


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Top Rank promoter Bob Arum gave WBO light welterweight champ Chris Algieri (20-0, 8 KOs) offer to be the opponent for Manny Pacquiao (56-5-2, 38 KO's) on November 22nd in the 35-year-old Filipino's next bout at the Venetian Casino & Resort, Macao, Macao S.A.R., China.
Arum has been intrigued at the idea of Algieri, a popular East Coast fighter, getting the Pacquiao fight ever since his miracle 12 round split decision win over former WBO 140 pound champion Ruslan Provodnikov last June. Algieri was expected to lose that fight by many boxing fans, but instead he survived a 1st round knockdown to come on and defeat the Russian Provodnikov by a close 12 round split decision.
"I hope we'll be able to get Joe [Degardia] on the phone and we'll be able to button this up," Arum said the NYdailynews. "We're talking serious now with the idea of making the fight. It's not [BULL]. Now, whether it gets made or not I don't know. But I can tell you the fight is there for Chris."
Whether the fight gets made or not will depend on if the offer was a respectable one. If it's one that is considerably lower than the money offers that Pacquiao's recent opponents have received, then it's quite possible that DeGardia and Algieri will reject it to try and get a better deal. Arum obviously knows that Algieri doesn't have a huge fan base outside of the East Coast in the U.S, and he can definitely use that as a way of getting him in at a cheaper price.
"We have a Pacquiao offer on the table and we are negotiating that actually as we speak," DeGuardia said in a phone interview Tuesday afternoon. "And I expect that we're going to have a resolution within the next day or two."
This is not a great fight by any stretch of the imagination. It actually has the makings of a one-sided mismatch, but it least will keep Arum's fighter Pacquiao winning a little while longer.
Arum might be making a mistake in offering a fight to Algieri instead of someone more popular than him because this is not a fight that the boxing public is asking for right now. It's a fight that has to be seen as a step down from Pacquiao's recent matches against Top Rank fighters Tim Bradley and Brandon Rios.


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Grindelwald and the Eiger
photos from the hiking excursion during the CMS Upgrade Pixel Workshop in Grindelwald, Switzerland
Aug 28, 2012
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Feb 19, 2012
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Switzerland and France 2011
Gale and Kirk visit areas of Switzerland and France near the CERN and PSI laboratories, including Geneva, Ferney-Voltaire, Interlaken, Spiez, Annecy, Nyon, Yvoire.
Aug 23, 2011
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Purdue at the NorthU Varsity Collegiate Match Racing Clinic
Nicole, Sam, Jess and George (and Kirk was there too) at the North U Varsity Collegiate Match Racing Clinic
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February 18-20, 2011 at the Rollins College Alfond Boat House, Winter Park, Florida (near Orlando).
Feb 18, 2011
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Pictures taken at the cottage where we vacationed for the last week of July...right on the beach....beautiful view of sunsets over the water!
Aug 3, 2009
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I drove to Annecy this afternoon. It is a nice, small city in France, near Geneva, on a beautiful lake below Mount Blanc. The waterfront park was a happening place...lots of people outside on this warm Saturday springtime evening.
Apr 4, 2009
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Phoenix-to-Indiana Roadtrip
Gus and Kirk visited Boots in Sun City, Arizona for Christmas, then drove her Buick home to Indiana, traveling through Flagstaff, Monument Valley, snowboarding in Breckenridge, and kicking tires at Carhenge, Nebraska...what a trip!
Jan 2, 2009
Photos: 129
Christmas 2008
Opening presents on Christmas morning...crack of noon, really!
XO from the Arndt/Lockwoods
Dec 25, 2008
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Long Island
A celebration of Dizzle's life. Photos by Haley and Gale.
Nov 9, 2008
Photos: 80
Big Boat Series 2008
Sep 14, 2008
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North Channel cruise
Try the slideshow of these pictures from Haley's 13th birthday party with the cousins in Traverse City and our summer cruise aboard a PDQ 36 catamaran. Everybody had a buddy on the cruise...Boots and Ned, Haley and Mallory, Gus and Nate, Gale and Kirk...eight people! Fortunately, the cat was 18' wide!! Good times!!!
Jul 27, 2008
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A (rainy) day of sightseeing along the lakefront of Geneva. Visited the Museum of Science History, Brunswick Monument, Garden Clock, and (of course) the Jet d'eau (water fountain that spouts a column of lake water 450 feet in the air). Photographs of the LHC and detectors at CERN line the quay. A pleasant stroll to end my stay in Geneva.
Jul 13, 2008
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Great days in Paris with Chris Oakes as my tour guide...thanks, Chris!
Took the metro trains to see the sights, the Modern Art Museum and Eiffel Tower, beer at an outdoor cafe and people watched.
Walked along the Seine to the Musée Marmottan-Monet, metro to the Montmartre district and the Moulon Rouge, hiked to the summit of Montmartre (highest point in the city), the Basilique du Sacré-Cœur and panaramic views of Paris. Had Nicoise salad and bottle of Cote d'Or wine served by a busty waitress! Dessert at a gelato stand, then home.
Next day, coffee at cafe with Chris, then off on my own to the fabulous bead store, Notre Dame, Latin Quarter, Luxemburg Gardens, Museum dOrsey, homemade sushi at Martine's, amusement park by the Louvre with Chris and Martine's grandson Dean.
Chris and I took in modern art at the Pompidou and dined at a French Bistro.
Cafe crepes and omelette with Chris, then the bullet train back to Geneva.
Paris is a very lively city, lots to see and do!
Jun 28, 2008
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Jun 22, 2008
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Jun 21, 2008
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Spring Skiing 2008
Mar 14, 2008
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Skiing West Virginia
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Jan 1, 2008
Photos: 61
Christmas Day 2007
Good times with the usual suspects!
Year of the Apple Bundt Cake...Kirk made it, a Christmas miracle!!
Dec 25, 2007
Photos: 30
Christmas Card 2007
Highlights from 2007!
Dec 2, 2007
Photos: 32
girl's spa night
Gwenaelle, Nati, Courtney and Haley spa it up!
Nov 10, 2007
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Soccer Saturday
WLHS Red Devil Boys JV Soccer vs. Merrillville and Hobart
Sep 22, 2007
Photos: 95
Big Boat Series 2007
Four fantastic days of family, racing, and fun on SF Bay...the highlight of the sailing season!
Sep 13, 2007
Photos: 193
Santa Barbara summer vacation 2007
Two wonderful weeks of sailing and sun in Santa Babs!
Thanks to the Deardorffs and Ablitts for putting us up on land and sea.
Thanks to all our terrific friends for making our visit so enjoyable.
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Jul 28, 2007
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Charlotte, NC
Jul 7, 2007
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ScienceScape dinner
Jun 21, 2007
Gus flys to TC
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Jun 15, 2007
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Fountain pictures
Jun 9, 2007
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Gus' England trip
Gus' trip from London to Edinburgh
Mar 16, 2007
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Sledding Party
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Jan 21, 2007
Photos: 132
Florida Christmas 2006
Adventures with the Dunning / Misner's (alligators and crocodiles, too!) in Florida over the 2006 Christmas holidays.
Dec 23, 2006
Photos: 136
Thanksgiving 2006
Nov 23, 2006
Danube part2
Gale and Alice's cruise on the Danube River.
Oct 14, 2006
Photos: 153
Danube part1
Gale and Alice's cruise on the Danube River through Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia and Croatia
Oct 5, 2006
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Ice Storm
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Respiratory pattern generation in adult lampreys (Lampetra fluviatilis): interneurons and burst resetting
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The central pattern generator for the respiratory rhythm in adult lampreys was studied in isolated brain preparations.
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units that start firing before the motorneurons, recorded from the ventral surface (Figs. 2 and 3),
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follower cells near rostral nucleus V (Fig. 4),
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units bursting after the motorneurons, found in the sulcus limitans (Figs. 5 and 6).
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Transections of the medulla indicated that the rostral half of nucleus V could be removed without reducing the respiratory frequency (Fig. 8).
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The earliest respiratory events that could be recorded from the ependymal surface or the cranial nerves were observed near nuclei IX-VII-caudal V during quiet breathing. There was a rostrocaudal delay in the onset of bursts of more caudal motorneurons (Figs. 9, 10, and 12).
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The rostrocaudal delay became reversed, such that bursts started earlier in n.X than n.IX, during episodes of intense breathing that were accompanied by prolonged discharges in the medial reticular formation (Fig. 11).
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Stimulation of the medulla surface, near the base of nerve V, could trigger bursts prematurely and reset the timing of the respiratory rhythm, yielding a discontinuous phase response curve (Fig. 14).
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In sum, 6 types of respiratory interneurons can presently be distinguished (Fig. 15). The sulcus limitans near nucleus V is a candidate location for components of the pattern generator.
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SUBJECT: Law & Media Conference for Journalists, Lawyers, Judges, Academics
· National speaker to address Internet privacy issues
· Panel to address war powers, civil liberties in time of national emergency, and rights and restrictions of media personnel covering national emergency events
Contact: Kenneth Brown – 800-282-6556 or 614-487-4426
Columbus, Ohio (Sept. 25, 2001) – The Ohio State Bar Association (OSBA) will host its annual Law & Media Conference on Friday, October 19 at association headquarters in Columbus (1700 Lake Shore Drive). Declan McCullagh, nationally known Washington-based reporter and wirednews.com bureau chief, will speak about cutting-edge Internet privacy issues at a lunch plenary session to be followed by a discussion of national emergency media coverage involving prominent faculty members of The Ohio State University (OSU) Moritz College of Law.
Bringing together lawyers, reporters, editors, judges, academics and others, the conference typically deals with hot issues affecting both media and legal professionals. A 10 a.m. discussion of judicial campaign ethics will feature moderator Herb Asher, emeritus political science professor and advisor to the president of OSU, and panelists Donald C. Brey of Chester Willcox & Saxbe LLP; Marilyn Shearer, past president of the Ohio Legal of Woman Voters; James Bradshaw, former Columbus Dispatch political writer; and Geoffrey Stern, former Disciplinary Counsel for the Supreme Court of Ohio.
Benjamin Marrison, Columbus Dispatch editor; Pat Casey, FOX 19 Cincinnati news director; Columbus attorney Marion Little (Zeiger & Carpenter); and moderator Susan Grogan Faller of Frost Brown Todd LLC in Cincinnati will involve conference attendees in a mock pre-publication/pre-broadcast review and discuss ways media can minimize legal risks.
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A discussion of newsgathering and privacy issues, including surreptitious recording, will be tackled by moderator Timothy D. Smith, attorney and professor at Kent State University's School of Journalism and Mass Communication and presenters Kenneth A. Zirm of Walter & Haverfield PLL in Cleveland, Richard M. Goehler of Frost Brown Todd LLC in Cincinnati, and Ronald S. Kopp of Roetzel & Andress LPA in Akron.
Finally, Lorain attorney William F. Kolis Jr. of Wickens Herzer Panza Cook & Batista and Mark R. Weaver of Isaac Brant Ledman & Teetor in Columbus will brief conference attendees on the latest in public records and open meetings law.
The lunch plenary session featuring Declan McCullagh, credited with writing the first news article reporting the shift in the 2000 U.S. presidential race from a certain Republican win to a tossup between Bush and Gore, will be moderated by Internet attorney Robert L. Ellis of Ellis Venable Busam LLP in Columbus. The session also will feature Keith Throckmorton, information services coordinator for the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio in Cleveland.
Immediately following the lunch session, OSU professors Mary Ellen O'Connell, Greg Travalio, and Stanley K. Laughlin will discuss war powers, civil liberties in time of national emergency, and rights and restrictions of media personnel covering national emergency events. Benson A. Wolman, Columbus attorney (Wolman Genshaft & Gellman) and former director of the American Civil Liberties Union, will moderate the session.
The conference, which will begin at 10 a.m. and conclude at 3:15 p.m., includes lunch, handout materials, and 4.25 hours of continuing legal education credits for attorneys in attendance. The cost of the conference is $30 for registrations received by October 10, and $50 for late registrations. Students may attend at a reduced cost of $15. The Ohio Newspaper Association, one of the conference's sponsors, is offering a $30 scholarship to
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Economical and Sustainable Pavement Infrastructure for Surface Transport
Infrastructure for surface transport will be developed using slip forming techniques based on existing asphalt laying equipment and steel fibre reinforced concrete. The new construction concept will reduce construction costs, time and energy consumption, minimise maintenance and make use of waste materials.
A massive and targeted investment is currently required for the rehabilitation and extension of the European surface transport infrastructure, to provide a system able to respond to the needs of the enlarged European Union (EU), for the benefit of the single market and economic and socio-economic integration. The attainment of these objectives can be facilitated if the construction and maintenance costs, as well as the production lead-times, of the surface infrastructure are minimised.
The main element of surface transport infrastructure is the pavement, which can be either asphalt or concrete. With increasing oil prices the future of asphalt pavements on deep foundations is less certain, due to cost as well as to political and environmental concerns, whereas concrete pavements appear to be more cost-effective than asphalt pavements, as they can reduce the foundation layers and decrease or eliminate the asphalt topping.
However, to provide a truly sustainable solution for concrete pavements, it is necessary to reduce the energy consumption during the production of concrete pavement. The main energy component of concrete pavements (from extraction of raw material through to the placement of the pavement) is the energy used for the manufacture of cement and steel reinforcement. The use of recycled materials appears to be a promising solution for reducing the energy consumption.
EcoLanes' main objectives are to develop, test and validate steel fibre reinforced concrete (SFRC) pavements that will contribute towards the strategic objectives of the thematic priority area of Sustainable Surface Transport. EcoLanes aims to reduce construction costs in the range of 10-20%, reduce construction time by 15% and energy consumption by up to 40%.
EcoLanes also aims to address EU societal and policy objectives, such as to improve the environmental impact with regard to emissions and noise, and improve the safety of the surface transport infrastructure.
New EU Member States and Candidate Countries have probably the greatest need and potential for new surface infrastructure and, hence, EcoLanes will also target the environments of a new Member State (Cyprus) and two Candidate Countries (Romania and Turkey).
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EcoLanes aims to integrate simplicity and innovation to ensure the timely and cost-effective implementation of its findings into the construction and maintenance of surface transport infrastructure. Three key research areas will be addressed to reach the EcoLanes objectives.
- Tyre recycling: Techniques and equipment will be developed for post-processing steel fibres extracted from tyres, to arrive at fibres suitable for incorporation in concrete.
- Concrete engineering: Development of steel fibre reinforced concrete (SFRC) mixes suitable for slip forming and roller compaction, which have reduced energy requirements and use recycled materials. Both industrial fibre reinforcement and fibres from recycled tyres will be used, as well as low energy cements, pulverised-fly-ash and recycled aggregates.
- Transport engineering: The concept of the long lasting, rigid road pavement (LLRRP), made of low energy concrete reinforced with steel fibres, will be developed and technically validated on a circular accelerated testing facility. Numerical analyses and parametric studies will be carried out to develop design models for LLRRPs.
One of the expected results of EcoLanes is the development of fibre reinforcement obtained from waste tyres. This will have a positive effect on the European tyre recycling industry, which currently does not have a sustainable solution for the utilisation of the steel cord extracted from tyres.
Techniques and equipment will also be developed for mixing steel fibres into wet and dry concrete mixes. These will minimise the need for using conventional steel rebars and will therefore have a positive impact on the construction costs of concrete pavements.
The development of design models for LLRRP will effectively facilitate the utilisation of this new concept.
Furthermore, demonstration roads will be constructed in four European countries to validate the results of EcoLanes.
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- Acronym: EcoLanes
- Name of proposal: Economical and Sustainable Pavement Infrastructure for Surface Transport
- Contract number: TST5-CT-2006-031530
- Instrument: STP
- Total cost: 2,477,223 €
- EU contribution: 1,700,000 €
- Call: FP6-2005-Transport 4
- Starting date: 01/10/2006
- Ending date: 30/09/2009
- Duration: 36 months
- Sector: Road
- Objective: Advanced Design and Production Techniques
- Research domain: Design and manufacture of new construction concepts for road, rail and inter-modal infrastructures
- Websitehttp://ecolanes.shef.ac.uk/index.htm
- Coordinator: Prof. Pilakoutas Kypros The University of Sheffield Firth Court, Western Bank UK S10 2TN Sheffield
- E-mail: email@example.com
- Tel: +44 (0)114 2225065
- Fax: +44 (0)114 2225700
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- Akdeniz University TR
- Technical University 'Gheorghe Asachi' Iasi RO
- European Tyre Recycling Association FR
- Aggregate Industries UK Ltd UK
- Antalya Greater Municipality TR
- Compania Nationala di Drumuri Nationale din Romania, prin DRDP Iasi RO
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MXGP, The Official Motocross Videogame announced
Milestone, the developer behind various and sundry racing games, has announced that it's developing MXGP, The Official Motocross Videogame.
"MXGP, The Official Motocross Videogame represents the Motocross come back for Milestone," stated Luisa Bixio, Milestone Marketing and Sales Director. "This new rebranding brings a lot of new features that we will unveil during the next months and for sure will amuse the Motocross fans. As for the previous Milestone titles, MXGP will be characterized by loyalty to the license and with realistic simulation."
MXGP will be hitting Windows, Xbox 360, PS3, PS4, and Vita come spring 2014.
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PAHSA joins with Presbyterian Older Adult Ministries Network (POAMN) and the Association of Retired Ministers Their Spouses and Survivors (ARMSS) as exhibitors at the 222nd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA). June 18-25, 2016 in Portland Oregon.
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Books for me are almost like souvenirs, not necessarily from the places I've been, but of the person I was or wanted to be, and of the things I was interested in once upon a time. I feel invested in them, and in more than just a financial sense. A "Literary History of Cambridge" reminds me of a summer spent learning about the history of Cambridge and touring the grounds of the different colleges. "Scotch and Holy Water" and "The March of Folly" leave me nostalgic remembering a trip to Turkey with dear friends and the long talks we had that taught me so much. I found it difficult to part with "The Roman Revolution", a book left over from a class I took while we were living in Nebraska. I was studying civil engineering and geology and pregnant with Anna. I didn't need the class but wanted to take it because I thought it was interesting. It brought back memories of mine and Doug's move to Greece in the fall of '99, the drive we made from England through mainland Europe, and our stop in Rome. I know it may sound silly but books are my vice...okay, and fabric too (I must admit).
There were two reasons I needed to divest myself of these piles of books. One was that I had mentioned to Doug I thought it might be interesting to have a Kindle. Don't get me wrong. I love libraries, and book stores, and the smell and feel of books. I love the basket of books that sits next to my side of the bed. Travelling with wee ones, however, means the days of carrying 4-5 books in my backpack or purse are no more. Now, diapers, sippy cups, wipes, barbies, toy cars, and crayons have taken the place of my beloved books. Having a Kindle along at a time like that would be most handy. Doug told me if I would clear the books in the garage, he would order a Kindle right away. The other reason was that I took a closer look at myself and began to worry about my tendencies to hold on tightly to things that may just be cluttering my life. While holding on can be an admirable quality (and I come from a long line of holding-on-ers), I caught an episode of "Hoarding: Buried Alive" for the first time the other day. There was a gentleman living in a house stuffed with books, papers, and magazines. It was so bad, he couldn't use the upstairs of his home at all, and the downstairs was well on its way to being rendered unusable as well. When asked why he chose to keep a newspaper from 25 years ago that had no significant stories in it, he remarked, "I thought it might be good for reference." It took me aback as the overflowing stack of magazines in a basket in my closet, combined with the huge library of miscellaneous pictures stored on our computer, had all been saved for the exact same reason. I had to save one pile of magazines because there were pictures I wanted to recreate, another pile because of the recipes and entertaining ideas, a third pile had travel ideas galore, a fourth pile for holiday ideas, and none could be totally discarded. Okay, I take that back, occasionally I do go through and discard, ripping out anything of "significance". One man's treasures, another man's junk….right? So, I decided to jump in and declutter before the urge left me. I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised at how good it felt, as if a weight had been lifted.
Doug, ever true to his word, ordered a Kindle for me the very next morning and I'm trying not to look back. I am really enjoying the Kindle and am indulging my book mania by downloading a bunch of the classics for free. I've always been interested in trying to read the great books curriculum of St. John's college. The first year is devoted to Greek authors, the second year covers Roman classics as well as works from the medival and Renaissance periods. The third and fourth years take you through the 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. Now, I can actually start to attempt it as the majority of them seem to be available for free download through amazon. How cool is that?! I have to watch myself though as it's so easy to just go on-line and order a book that I'm tempted to buy more than I should. I've already read the first two books of the "Game of Thrones" series this past week. I just downloaded the third this morning. At least, I don't have to worry about what to do with them when I'm finished. That makes my husband very happy. Six books from our bookcase on the bottom compared to 6 books in my Kindle in the red case on top. Not too shabby.


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AL FAAB Factor: Waiver Pickups of the Week
Erik Siegrist sees a lot of turmoil, and a lot of bidding opportunities, in AL bullpens this week as Wade Davis was just the first of three elite closers to break down heading into the All-Star break.
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Erik Siegrist finds a lot of impact talent on AL waiver wires this week, including just-promoted Astros first baseman A.J. Reed.
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If you are looking for the best indoor rowing machines, your search is over. We provide the most comprehensive, helpful rowing machine reviews to be found anywhere on the internet. We have broken down everything that you could want to know about the best indoor rowing machines on the market today, everything from how well they work to what features they provide.
We will even get into the prices and the sizes so that you can pick a machine that fits both your home and your budget. You could search all over the place for this information, but we have brought it all together onto one website.
There are huge benefits to using a rowing machine for exercise First off, if you enjoy outdoor rowing, you simply cannot row all year around in many parts of the country. The snow and ice may block up the rivers and lakes. Even if you live in a warmer area, you cannot just drive down to the lake to row whenever you want. You live a busy life with a very full schedule.
A trip to go out rowing on the water could take all morning, and that may be time that you just cannot spare. A rowing machine gives you the ability to work on your skills whenever you have the chance, for as long or as short of a time period as you want.
Our rowing machine reviews will tell you a number of things about the product that you are thinking about buying. First, it will tell you all of the different features that the machine has to offer. Some of them can count calories, heart rate, distance, and all the rest.
Simpler models may not have as many options. By being able to see everything that the machine has to give, you can pick one that gives you what you want. If you do not care about the calories you burn, for instance, why should you pay extra for a machine that gives you this count?
The review will close by telling you what we thought about the machine. Often, just knowing how large and expensive the machine is will not be enough to tell you whether or not it is comfortable and easy to use. Our reviews can help you find the perfect machine.
Bodycraft Rowing Machines
Bodycraft VR100 Review
If you're looking for a rowing machine that's low impact, take a look at what this one has to offer. This durable, easy to use machine is perfect even if you're not a skilled rower but are looking for a substantial workout.
Concept 2 Rowing Machines
Concept 2 Model D Review
Made by a leader in rowing machines, this machine is used by both experienced rowers and beginners, will give you a great cardio workout, and you'll enjoy the comfort and quality these indoor rowing machines deliver.
Concept 2 Dynamic Indoor Rower
Check out the machine that professional Olympic rowers train with. Offering a range of leg and arm motions, you'll even get a great abdominal workout with its optimal resistance levels.
Concept 2 Model E Rowing Machine
If you need a rowing machine that allows for great mobility, this is the one. Sitting at the same height as a dining room table, you'll experience comfort and love its features which include an accurate and technology friendly performance monitor, even including an USB port to connect to your PC or Mac.
First Degree Fitness Indoor Rowing Machines
First Degree Fitness Evolution Series E-316
One of the few rowing machines you'll ever use where you feel as though you're actually rowing, this machine is sturdy, stylish, and even has comfortable footplates and handles. First Degree paid attention to the smallest of details with this machine, and it makes your rowing experience incredibly enjoyable.
Kettler Rowing Machines
Kettler Coach M Rowing Machine
A commercial grade machine with an affordable price tag, this German engineered rowing machine has features normally only found on commercial equipment. The Coach M's resistance levels grow with you in intensity, offering a perfect workout.
Kettler Favorit Rowing Machine Review
A leader in fitness equipment, Kettler once again achieved greatness with this machine, using a hydraulic cylinder in place of traditional rowing resistance technology. This equates to an optimized all over body workout that is smooth and steady.
Kettler Rowing Machine Review Kadett
The realistic rowing simulation on this machine is unlike any you'll ever experience. It's durable frame, ergonomic seat, and helpful training computer will contribute to a workout unlike any you've ever had.
Lifecore Rowing Machines
Lifecore R88 Indoor Rowing Machine Review
If you're looking for a versatile machine that will give you a great cardio workout and build muscle, this is your best bet. The machine is easy to use, has fluid like movements, and best of all, is a good choice for almost anyone.
Lifecore R99 Rowing Machine Review
If you need affordability and a quality workout, the LifeCore R99 will give you all this and more. Its magnetic resistance is quiet, effective, and you'll be hard pressed to find a machine that offers what this one does for such an economical price.
Lifecore R100 Rowing Machine Review
This machine has been compared to some of the best indoor rowing machines ever made, and you'll know it as soon as you see its top of the line performance monitor and sturdy build. Its magnetic resistance levels are spaced perfectly, allowing you to move upwards as you grow stronger and gain stamina from this incredibly durable machine.
Lifespan Rowing Machines
Lifespan RW100 Rowing Machine
If you're looking for a rowing machine to strengthen every part of your body, look no further. You won't hear this machine but you'll see the results from its strong 16.5 flywheel. Folding down to 64 inches in height, it's perfect for storing as well.
Phoenix Rowing Machines
Phoenix Rowing Machine 98900 Review
The magnetic resistance the Phoenix uses will deliver a realistic feeling of rowing, and you'll be able to buy it for only around $500. Not often will you find quality indoor rowing machines at this price, especially one that also has extremely fair resistance levels and convenient features like casters for storage.
ProRower Rowers from H20 Fitness
ProRower H20 Rowing Machine 750
Using an innovative Hydro-Power drive system, you'll be able to achieve full dynamic movements and you'll love that the drive system automatically provides just the right amount of resistance you need, delivering one of the best upper body workouts you'll ever have.
ProRower Water Rower H20 RX-950
You'll actually look forward to working out if you have this machine. This water rower combines efficiency and safety, including features like sealed bearings on the sliding chair. The strong metal footplates are comfortable and you'll be able to have a complete workout without any annoying interruptions.
Proteus Rowing Machine
Proteus PAR-5500 Indoor Rowing Machines
Using a hybrid air and magnetic resistance system, this solid machine made from commercial aluminum screams durability, and you can conveniently make changes to the pre-programmed workouts to suit your needs as you become stronger and gain endurance.
Stamina Rowing Machines
Stamina 1050 Body Trac Glider
Available at an affordable price, you'll get nothing less than a rigorous workout at one of the best prices you can find for a rowing machine. Its low impact workout is made easy with comfortable handle bars and a comfortable seat, complete with a multi-function fitness monitor to keep you informed.
Stamina 1205 Rowing Machine Review
This rowing machine has adjustable weights, making it perfect for beginners while also allowing experienced rowers to add weight and gain a maximized workout. Extremely affordable and durable, the deluxe ball bearing system and easy assembly make this machine a top contender.
Stamina 1215 Orbital Rower Review
One of the most affordable indoor rowing machines you'll find, it includes great features like a single button performance monitor, adjustable tension controls, and a smooth hydraulic resistance system that makes that allows you to move with ease and achieve your goals without any trouble.
Stamina 1405 Rowing Machine Review
An air resistance rowing machine made with steel and chrome, it uses wind resistance for its power and is the perfect choice if you need a machine you can easily store away when it's not in use, folding and rolling away easily into storage.
Stamina Recumbent Rower 15-9003
An exercise machine that is both a rowing machine and a recumbent bike, this machine offers its users choices and results. With eight resistance levels, a magnetic resistance system, and a multi-function LCD display, you won't be able to stop coming back for more.
Tunturi Indoor Rowing Machines
Tunturi R60 Rowing Machine Review
Sometimes described as the rowing machine of all time, if you're willing to make a substantial investment in it, you'll experience the resistance every rower is looking for in a machine. This 100 pound indoor rowing machines is ready-made for dedication and people who are serious about fitness.
Tunturi R710 Rowing Machine
You'll find beginners and experienced athletes on this machine, using its strong resistance levels to the fullest. This machine was built with ergonomics being one of its main goals, so it succeeds by keeping you on the machine for a good amount of time. Accessible for many, its pivoting foot plates and extra large seat contribute to the comfort of this machine. One of the best indoor rowing machines.
York Rowing Machines
York R510 Rowing Machine
Offering variety in its resistance levels, this machine relies on magnetic resistance to give users an optimal workout. Its magnetic resistance allows for steady placement, making it especially perfect for more experienced users. It makes achieving an all over body workout a breeze, and excels at toning and defining your upper body.
York R700 Rower
Also known as York's "Platinum Machine", you'll see why once you experience the great design that expertly uses a combination of air and magnetic resistance which contribute to smooth pulls. The magnet braking and dual air action further contribute to its fluid motions, and it offers eight resistance levels that anyone can appreciate.
WaterRower Rowing Machines
WaterRower M1 HiRise
Blending smooth motions with toning mechanisms, you'll find just enough resistance to challenge you on a cardio level but also give you tools for toning. Built with a water flywheel and designed with the dynamics of how a boat actually moves through water, you'll also experience relaxation as you hear the two paddles working inside its enclosed water tank. WaterRower builds incredible indoor rowing machines.
WaterRower Natural Rowing Machine
Excelling in design and function, this machine has a wooden construction and is one of the most physically attractive pieces of exercise equipment ever made. It makes great use of its water drum, which acts as a water resistance mechanism designed to give you a fluid and yet intense workout. This machine will give you back everything you put into it, relying on your power instead of a set resistance level.
WaterRower Oxbridge Rowing Machine Review
WaterRower again uses their successful WaterFlywheel technology, giving you a quiet, relaxing workout on a space friendly rowing machine. Equipped with a sprag clutch and constructed of wood, you won't experience any vibrations and will enjoy the six button monitor that allow for programming features with "Quick Selection Buttons".
We hope you have thoroughly enjoyed our the reviews of these indoor rowing machines. It is our goal at FGR to provide the best, most accurate exercise equipment reviews on the interntet.
The purchase of a home rowing machine can be a rather expensive one. There are many factors to take in to consideration before puchase. Some things to think about are how much room do you have, do you need the machine to do different styles of workouts? What style, do you want a water rower, air resistance, magnetic resistance?
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