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Why should you buy a road bike?
When it comes to speed, style and efficiency, a road bike is hard to beat, and let's not even get started about how beautiful road bikes can be; the sleek contoured lines of a road frame adorned with quality parts will give you a thrill like no other!
This road bike buying guide will explore the many options and types of road bike you can purchase - saddle up and get ready to find your next dream bike.
Beginner Road Bikes
Frame: Beginner road bike frames are mostly aluminium or steel in construction. Aluminium is relatively light, strong and affordable. Steel is a comfortable and robust frame material.
Transmission: The transmission on an a beginner road bike is likely to be fitted with an 8,9 or 10 speed cassette on the rear wheel, and most likely a compact style chainset.
Wheels: Non-deep section wheels are common on entry level road bikes. A benefit of these wheels is that they offer good comfort, as they have longer spokes than a deep section wheel and these absorb shock.
Who are you? A beginner to cycling or road cycling. A first timer or returning to using a road bike and wish to commute to work, complete your first sportive or cycle for fitness and fun.
Wiggle recommends: The Felt F7 (2015) Road Bike is one of the most affordable carbon fibre road bikes on the market. Whether you're a beginner or a rider returning to the saddle, this road bike is worth checking out!
Intermediate road bikes
Frame: Carbon fibre frames are very popular in this category due to their excellent stiffness and lightweight characteristics. Steel and aluminium frames are also used for mid-level road bikes.
Transmission: 10 and 11 speed rear cassettes are standard. Shimano 105/Ultegra, Campagnolo Centaur/Athena/Chorus and Sram Rival/Force are very popular groupsets used on these bikes.
Wheels: You start to see entry/mid level wheels on mid-level road bikes. Brands such as Shimano, Mavic, Fulcrum and Campagnolo are a popular choice of wheel brand in this category.
Who are you? Sometimes classed as a weekend warrior. A regular road rider who can be found reading forums for advice on equipment and discussing training methods and plans.
Wiggle recommends: The new De Rosa R838 Ultegra 6800 2015 - Duplicate has tuned geometry that strikes the perfect balance between road racing and sportive riding.
Advanced level road bikes
Frame: Carbon fibre frames are the most popular frame material for advanced level road bikes. The way in which the carbon is "laid up" is an important part of the manufacturing process and gives the frame its characteristics.
Transmission: Look out for Shimano Ultegra/Dura-Ace, Campagnolo Chorus/Record/Super Record and Sram Force/Red. Di2/EPS electronic gear shifting is also available.
Wheels: Deep-section (aero) wind-cheating wheels become commonplace, alongside shallow section lightweight offerings on advanced level road bikes.
Who are you? You are a regular cyclist, setting targets in races/sportives, perhaps taking a holiday in the Alps with your bike. You know your SIS from your SLR.
Wiggle recommends: The Felt AR3 (2016) will give you the edge you need on the competition.
What materials are road bikes made from?
Carbon Fibre: This is a very lightweight and stiff material. As a non metal there are huge design advantages when using carbon fibre to build bikes. The material can be manipulated into aerodynamic shapes and fine tuned for increased stiffness and strength.
Steel: A very popular and traditional material for building bikes. Steel frames are renowned for their comfort, strength and durability. Steel can also be easy to fix as dents or bends can be repaired.
Titanium: Titanium bike frames are extremely lightweight and offer a smooth ride that is similar to the ride quality of a good steel frame.
Aluminium: This material is extremely stiff, lightweight and strong. Aluminium bikes have a reputation for having excellent power transfer and stiffness.
Wiggle recommends: The smooth welded alloy Mekk Pinerolo SE 0.2 (Sora - 2016) looks as sleek as any carbon bike, at a fraction of the cost.
What kind of riding can I do on a road bike?
Road Race Bikes: Road bike geometry is designed to be efficient on road, so they may initially feel unusual compared to the upright position of commuter or mountain bikes. At the upper end of the market, bikes tend to either be very aerodynamic or very light, or a combination of the two.
Wiggle recommends: The Mekk Primo 6.2 105 2015 is designed for one thing, to go Fast. Combined with a 11 speed 105 groupset, this could be the best value race bike on the market.
Time Trial Bikes: Time Trial (TT) and Triathlon bikes are built with speed in mind. Since TT courses and most triathlon bike stints have little in the way of hilly terrain these bikes can weigh slightly more than road bikes and the rider's position on the bike is optimized to cut through the air.
Wiggle recommends: The Quintana Roo CD0.1 Race Ultegra 2015 is ready to race and features the critically acclaimed Shift Technology maximizing in stability and aerodynamics.


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Hyatt Place Manatí Opens in Puerto Rico
Wednesday March 5th, 2014 - 9:58AM
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SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO—Hyatt Hotels Corporation, PRISA Group and McConnell Valdes Consulting today opened Hyatt Place Manatí in Manatí, Puerto Rico.
Hyatt Place Manatí represents the first international hotel brand in the north central region of Puerto Rico and the second Hyatt Place hotel to open in Puerto Rico within the last three months, marking for a strong return of Hyatt-branded hotels to the island after a seven-year absence.
In December 2013, Puerto Rico's first Hyatt Place hotel opened in the municipality of Bayamon. The Hyatt Place brand expansion continues in Puerto Rico with Hyatt Place Manatí and will be followed by a Hyatt House hotel in San Juan, which is expected to open later this year. Hyatt House San Juan will mark the first hotel in the extended stay segment to open in Puerto Rico.
"Hyatt Place was built from the insight of our guests' appreciation for approachable style, where design and quality is delivered in a very simple and affordable fashion, offering a seamless travel experience for guests, and we are delighted with this new choice for travelers visiting the north central region of Puerto Rico," stated Chris Walker, VP of brands, Hyatt Place. "This second opening furthers the meaningful growth of our brand in Puerto Rico, and throughout the U.S., Caribbean, Mexico and Latin America over the next few years."
Hyatt Place Manatí is an upscale, select service hotel located in Puerto Rico's northern coast, within the San Juan metropolitan area, 38 minutes from Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport. Hyatt Place Manatí offers 104 guestrooms, each featuring a swiveling 42-in. flat screen HDTV, Hyatt Grand Bed and a sectional sofa-sleeper. The hotel includes more than 1,900 sq. ft. of meeting space with food and beverage options and a 24-hour StayFit Gym.
"With Puerto Rico seeing double-digit growth in visitors and RevPAR during the last three years, it's the perfect time to introduce our second Hyatt Place hotel on the Island and to expand our relationship with Hyatt," said Federico Stubbe, Jr., president of PRISA Group, the developer and owner. "The introduction of a second of three planned Hyatt select service hotels in Puerto Rico is a testament to the growth of the Island as a national and international destination for both leisure and business travelers."
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Kyle Wesoat is the answervfor SKUL
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Did you also see the 13g filing indicating that Waddell and Reed now own about 6.5 mil shares as of 12/31/12. Is that correct and what's up if so??
I'm baffled as well... Picking up Andrus shares and others???
There ya go. I gotta keep my news feed turned on. I'm showing first release at 3:36. The initial reaction is apparently bullish.
You meant 4:36 pm right , that is what it shows on their news feed web site? I can't imagine they would send this out prior to market closing knowing that it would have a material impact on the stock and everyone would not have access to it. Seems to be a disconnect with the AH's reaction if that were the case. Tomorrows open will be very interesting . My order didnt get filled today, lucky me.
Sentiment: Buy
Thoughts on the CEO change? Think he could have been pushed out cuz of the share price? Upside is there will be a significant forfeiture of stock grants which will be recorded as a reduction to expenses in Q1.
Any idea how mmany shares will be forefeited? I hope that there is no chance that the company lets Andrus instantly vest as a golden parachute to him, but a golden shower to us.
Well, Chaz you answered the question precisely. Most important is the need for a complete wash out and as the company is indicating coming in at the low end of guidance this will be baked into the pie ahead of earnings and subsequently offer this announcment as a buffer against further downside.
One of the easiest ways to gain hedge fund support and to sell your stock to new hedge funds is to outline a top down management shuffle. Take for example GMCR which began their respective management shuffle in Q3 2012. I wouldn't go so far as to say Adrus was forced out, but he did not return shareholder equity and does not instill confidence in the shareholder base, therefore...


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One of the greats of Japanese fashion design, Yohji Yamamoto presented his first eponymous collection in Tokyo in 1977 before debuting at the Paris ready-to-wear shows in 1981. A menswear collection followed in 1984. The Yohji Yamamoto look is avant-garde and somehow removed from seasonal trends. He often employs oversized garments within his designs, with black usually the staple shade. Yohji's understanding of fabric and how it drapes on the body give his collections a unique quality.


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IT TOOK just 11 seconds for the tone of Drexel's first NCAA lacrosse tournament game to change drastically. The Dragons used a ferocious late first-half run that carried over into an outstanding second half to pummel Penn, 16-11, at Franklin Field yesterday.
It all started when Drexel's Jules Raucci put a shot in the top left corner past Penn goalie Brian Feeney with 17 seconds left in the first half to pull the Dragons within 6-5. Midfielder Nick Saputo won the ensuing face off cleanly, sprinted down into the offensive zone and buried a shot with 12 seconds left on the clock to tie it.


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Santa Fe's Native American art market is cultural feast
Aug 21, 2011, 1:07 p.m.
The Market is one of Santa Fe's most profitable weekends. A recent Association survey found that the Market feeds up to $100 million into the city's economy over the weekend, not to mention directly into the pockets of Native artists.
For Santo Domingo pueblo potter Robert Tenorio, Market earnings make up half of his annual income.
His stable of collectors return year after year for the hand crafted pottery. One collector from Florida has 60 of his pots and comes every year for more; another Santa Fe family has a "Robert Tenorio" room in their house, dedicated solely to his work, he said.
Tenorio's success comes from years of building a clientele. Now 60, he's been selling his pottery at the Market since he was ten years old. Before that, he joined his mother who came to sell jewelry. Tenorio has an exceptional number of first prize entries over the years -- "enough blue ribbons to make a quilt - a whole King sized bed!"
His notoriety is also due to his dedication to traditional methods and materials learned long ago from his grandmother.
"My pots can still look old, have the thousand year look, because I use grandmother's methods," he said.
The Indian Market has evolved and grown over the years -- this year for the first time Native Alaskan tribes are included. Throughout the weekend, there are vibrant Native costumes, stunning jewelry displays, feathered ceremonial headdresses, drumming, singing and native dances, preceded by a series of Native films, lectures and visual arts events.
DeArmond Williams, 43, a pueblo Indian raised east of Santa Fe who used to work at the Market, flew in from North Carolina to see old friends.
"As Native People a lot of friends are far away. This is a gathering of all those people," he said.
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A complete player.
Big Orange supporters can see for themselves tonight at 6:05, when McRae and the red-hot Vols (10-4 overall, 1-0 SEC) face Texas A&M (also 10-4, 1-0) at Thompson-Boling Arena. Fox Sports Net has the telecast.
After proving himself to be a dynamic scorer and shot-blocker his first three seasons on campus, McRae recently expanded his game to include distributing and defending. The difference in him is dramatic. So is the difference in Tennessee.
The 6-foot-6, 185-pound McRae played one of his worst games ever in a 65-58 home loss to North Carolina State on Dec. 18, going 6 for 22 from the field and nearly fouling out. That must have been a turning point, however, because he has blossomed into one of the NCAA's premier players since then. Over the past four games he has dished out 17 assists, an average of 4.3 per contest. He has begun using his athleticism and 7-foot wingspan to prevent baskets, as well as make them. And he has become incredibly efficient as a scorer, draining 22 of 34 field-goal tries (9 of 14 from 3) and 15 of 16 foul shots in sparking a four-game Vol winning streak.
No longer just an electrifying scorer, McRae seems to have become a complete player.
"I think he's become that, really," head coach Cuonzo Martin conceded. "Defensively, I used to be very hesitant to put him on key guys. We used to scheme to try and not have him on certain guys."
McRae has the length and athleticism to be a quality defender, a point Martin drove home at every opportunity. The player finally took the sermon to heart and began improving his defensive skills.
"More than anything, I think it's 'I want to get Coach off my back, so I might as well do it,'" Martin said. "I think that's probably the biggest thing."
McRae's first big test came in Game 12 against Virginia, when he eagerly accepted the assignment of guarding the Cavaliers' leading scorer.
"It was a case where we couldn't hide him (on defense)," Martin said, adding that Virginia's Joe Harris "was the guy I was most concerned with because of how he moves. But I thought Jordan did a tremendous job of guarding him."
Apparently so. Harris went 2 of 9 from the field and scored just 7 points that night. Martin again praised McRae's defense after defeats of Tusculum and LSU in Games 13 and 14. McRae doesn't mask his surprise.
"I'm just trying to guard my man," the player said, smiling sheepishly before adding: "If Coach Martin is talking about my defense being good, I must be doing something right."
In addition to playing harder on defense, McRae has been playing smarter on offense. No longer forcing low-percentage shots, he is doing a terrific job of drawing defenders and creating open looks for his teammates.
"I'm just trying to find my shots when I'm open and throw it to them when I'm not open," he said. "All of the guards are doing a good job of finding each other when we're open and hitting shots…. Josh (Richardson) and Antonio (Barton) are doing a great job of knocking down shots."
Indeed. Barton (11 of 18) and Richardson (4 of 6) have been smoking from 3-point range over the past three games
"When guys are hitting shots like that," McRae said, "you've got to make sure you find 'em."
Averaging 18.9 points per game, McRae is a marked man who gets a lot of attention from opposing defenses. Thus, deciding when to create his own shot and when to create one for a teammate is critical.
"He knows he's not going to get a lot of clean looks, so sometimes he's having to take tough shots," Martin said. "It's also a case of him attacking with two guys on him, then finding (teammates) and making plays. He does a good job of getting assists in transition."
Still, the coach wants McRae to remain mindful of why he's in the lineup.
"I don't want him to look to get assists; I want him to look to score," Martin said. "He's done a good job of getting assists because of how teams are defending him; he's making good decisions with the ball. But I don't want him out there trying to get 10 assists per game. That's not his job. He's built to score the ball, and he needs to do that."
That's especially true in late-game situations, when McRae's experience and creativity are invaluable. As Martin put it: "Jordan is our guy to go to down the stretch when you want a basket."
Whether he's shooting, assisting or defending, McRae is helping the Vols play up to their potential over the past two weeks. He notes one simple explanation for the team's four-game winning streak.
"We're getting off to fast starts," he said. "Everybody's going out there with a lot of energy and we're not playing from behind, which is very hard to do."
Opening the past four games with energy has enabled the Vols to finish the past four games with wins. Shell-shocked after a 6-4 start, they now find themselves relaxed and confident.
"Man, the mood is good. (Everybody's) smiling and laughing," McRae said. "The mood's always good when you're winning. When you're losing … not so much."
The mood is especially good coming off Tuesday night's 68-50 beat-down of LSU. Winning the SEC opener provides a boost, especially since it was a road game.
"It definitely feels good to get that first road win out of the way in this month rather than in February," McRae said. "We were allowed to laugh and talk on the plane, so it was a good feeling."
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Rafael Benitez on Wednesday confirmed that Chelsea is looking to bring in reinforcements in January, saying cryptically: "We'll see if there are any surprises." Oriol Romeu's season-ending injury has left the European champions short of holding midfielders, with their only other recognized player in that position, John Obi Mikel, on African Nations Cup duty next month.
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Centuries of economic hypotheses have been based on the premise of rational actors: when given a choice between two items, people select the one they value more. But as with many simple premises, this one has a flaw in that it is demonstrably untrue.
A new paper seeks to address whether this bias is truly universal and speculates that it may have been present in humanity's evolutionary past.
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Having children early and in rapid succession lead to high infant mortality rates in the South Asian countries of Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Pakistan, according to a paper in
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Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) is a common human virus, you get a cold sore near the mouth, but a study of the full genetic code of HSV-1 shows a dramatic confirmation of the "out-of-Africa" pattern of human migration., according to their paper.
Geneticists explore how organisms are related by studying changes in the sequence of bases, or "letters" on their genes. From knowledge of how quickly a particular genome changes, they can construct a "family tree" that shows when particular variants had their last common ancestor.
Studies of human genomes have shown that our ancestors emerged from Africa roughly 150,000 to 200,000 years ago, and then spread eastward toward Asia, and westward toward Europe.
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Marijuana use continues to be on the upswing in the United States. A public relations campaign claiming health benefits while ignoring health risks have led to diminishing public disapproval and more lenient legislation.
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High school seniors who frown upon the use of drugs are most likely to be female, nonsmokers or hold strong religious beliefs, according to a paper by Joseph Palamar of New York University. Palamar that examines how teenagers' attitudes toward marijuana influenced their thoughts on the further use of other illicit drugs.
The early days of Ashkenazi Jews – that is, Jews with more recent ancestry in central and Eastern Europe – are a hot debate topic. It is believed that their ancestors migrated into Europe from Judea in the first century A.D., after the destruction of the Second Temple by the Romans, and that led to some intermarriage with Europeans later on.
Others have argued that they have a mainly European ancestry, and arose by conversion to Judaism of indigenous Europeans, especially in Italy. While still others have even argued that they were largely assimilated in the North Caucasus during the time of the Khazar Empire, the Turkic people in the Western steppe whose rulers turned to Judaism around of the tenth century AD.
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Android Pay is coming, and it's impressively streamlined compared to the overly-complicated and feature-bulging Google Wallet. Officially revealed alongside Android M at Google I/O today, the mobile payments system supports both NFC for dropping virtual cash out in the wild, and in-app integration for retailers wanting to enable easy payments. I grabbed a Nexus 6 and a Nexus 5, both equipped with pre-release versions of Android Pay, to go shopping on Google's dime.


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[AMERICANS ABROAD]Aron Johannsson scored yet again for AZ -- his 18th goal in all competitions this fall for the Dutch club -- but its slide continued with a 5-1 loss at home to Heerenveen for its fourth straight defeat. AZ was in first place at the beginning of November but heads into the winter break tied for eighth place. In Germany, Steve Cherundolo made his first start since May in Hannover 96's 2-1 loss at Freiburg.
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18+1+2 Aron Johannsson (AZ)
12 Terrence Boyd(Rapid Vienna)
10 *Chukwudi Chijindu (Thor)
8 Sacha Kljestan (Anderlecht)
7 *Jordan Seabrook (VPS)
*completed 2013 spring-fall season.
Tim Howard's Everton moved into fourth place in the English Premier League, pending the outcome of Monday's Arsenal-Chelsea game, with a 2-1 win at Swansea City.
Belgium (Jupiler League)
Sacha Kljestan (DNP), Anderlecht, 1-1 at Standard Liege
Cyprus (First Division)
Tony Taylor (DNP), Omonia, 3-2 vs. Anorthosis
England (Premier League)
Jozy Altidore (67 minutes), Sunderland, 0-0 vs. Norwich City
Geoff Cameron (90 minutes, 1 assist), Stoke City, 2-1 vs. Aston Villa
Maurice Edu (DNP), Stoke City, 2-1 vs. Aston Villa
Brad Friedel (DNP), Tottenham, 3-2 at Southampton
Brad Guzan (90 minutes), Aston Villa, 1-2 at Stoke City
Tim Howard(90 minutes), Everton, 2-1 at Swansea City
Brek Shea (DNP), Stoke City, 2-1 vs. Aston Villa
England (League Championship)
Stuart Holden (DNP), Bolton Wanderers, 1-1 vs. Charlton Athletic
Duane Holmes (31 minutes), Huddersfield, 0-0 at Brighton & Hove Albion
Eric Lichaj (sub: 45 minutes), Nottingham Forest, 0-0 at Birmingham City
Oguchi Onyewu (DNP), Queens Park Rangers, 0-1 vs. Leicester City
Tim Ream (90 minutes), Bolton Wanderers, 1-1 vs. Charlton Athletic
Jonathan Spector (DNP), Birmingham City, 0-0 vs. Nott. Forest
Zak Whitbread (DNP), Derby County, 3-1 vs. Doncaster Rovers
Danny Williams(73 minutes, 1 yellow card), Reading, 1-2 vs. Wigan Athletic
France (Ligue 1)
Alejandro Bedoya (90 minutes), Nantes, 0-2 at St. Etienne
Germany (Bundesliga 1)
John Brooks (DNP), Hertha Berlin, 2-1 at Bor. Dortmund
Timmy Chandler(90 minutes), Nuremberg, 0-0 vs. Schalke 04
Steven Cherundolo (80 minutes), Hannover 96, 1-2 at Freiburg
Fabian Johnson (90 minutes), Hoffenheim, 0-1 at Eintracht Braunschweig
Jermaine Jones (90 minutes), Schalke 04, 0-0 at Nuremberg
Michael Parkhurst (DNP), Augsburg, 1-1 vs. Eintracht Braunschweig
Germany (Bundesliga 2)
Alfredo Morales, FC Ingolstadt, vs. Kaiserslautern (Monday)
Bobby Wood (DNP), 1860 Munich, 2-2 vs. FSV Frankfurt
Italy (Serie A)
Michael Bradley (90 minutes), Roma, 4-0 vs. Catania
Netherlands (Eredivisie)
Aron Johannsson (90 minutes, 1 goal), AZ, 1-5 vs. Heerenveen


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A 46-year-old Dacono man has been arrested on suspicion of aggravated incest with a minor over a period of about four years, according to an arrest affidavit.
The man, whose name is not being released by The Tribune due to privacy concerns for the alleged victim, is alleged to have groped and sexually assaulted his daughter from the time she was 10 until she was 14 or 15, according to an arrest affidavit.
The girl told Dacono police her father would grope her chest and had inserted his fingers into her vagina on several occasions, according to the affidavit, and once attempted to perform oral sex on her. The girl also said the man showed her his penis and tried to get her to grab it, according to the affidavit.
During a separate interview with a counselor, the girl said she tried to resist at first — by kicking at the man and pushing him away — but stopped because she "didn't know what to do," according to the affidavit.
After being separated from his wife when she learned of the alleged abuse, the man reportedly wrote letters to the girl and her mother, both of which contain repeated apologies for "hurting" the girl, according to the affidavit.
A Dacono police officer contacted the man Sunday, according to the affidavit, and asked him to go to the police station after he got off work. According to the affidavit, the girl's mother later told the officer the man called her after that phone call and said, "Did you report me? I told you guys you could have anything you want if you don't report me. I guess I'm going to prison now."
The man went to the Dacono Police Department about 12:30 a.m. Monday and met with the officer, according to the affidavit. He admitted to most of what the girl alleges, according to the affidavit, and reportedly smiled and giggled when asked if he had kissed the girl near her privates. He denied performing oral sex on the girl, however, and said he never tried to get her to touch his penis, according to the affidavit.
The man said the acts started as a way to comfort the girl, according to the affidavit, and he said the girl was a willing participant.
The man was booked into Weld County Jail early Monday morning on suspicion of aggravated incest with a minor, a class-3 felony, and sexual assault on a child by one in a position of trust — pattern of abuse, a class-3 felony. He remains in custody on $150,000 bond.
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did anyone see gary goodridge on inside mma?
was he on drugs or what?! he was harder to understand than chuck liddell on the morning show! slured speech, seemed kinda groggy horrible co host and what made it worse he was sitting next to babalu who has the personality and conversation skills of a rock.
i almost felt sorry for bas when he had to ask them questions
If it was anything like Gary Goodridge talking at the early UFCs in his pre fight build upthing, explaining who he is and what he's going to do. Thats just nastyyyy.
Yea I was watching it, and it was my first time seeing him or even hearing of him so I just thought he was kind of dumb, but then I looked him up on youtube, that was rough!
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Chris Kaman has bounced around quite a bit in the past few years, getting traded from the Los Angeles Clippers to the New Orleans Hornets and then signing a one-year deal with the Dallas Mavericks.
At least he seems to be having fun with his team-less predicament this time around.
While waiting for Dwight Howard to make a decision on which team he would join—and therefore waiting for his domino to fall into place—Kaman has been having a bit of fun on Twitter.
Here's a little taste of what we've been getting from Kaman:
I wonder if I am going to play somewhere with cold or warm weather? Well either way I will be ready if it's cold! http://t.co/uqKi7Bn8lS— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 7, 2013
I'm not sure if that's a furry sleeping bag or a full-on bear coat with a Gore-Tex lining, but Kaman looks horrifying either way.
Given the deer head up on the wall over his left shoulder, it's my guess that the bear head above him is also mounted, so the bear being a part of what he's wearing is just a horrifying illusion.
Just like general managers around the league, Kaman kicked off his free-agency period on July 1 after nearly a month of not uttering a word on Twitter.
I am back, it's midnight, time to talk..... #FreeAgency— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 1, 2013
There is nothing like finding a gold nugget right out of the ground!— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 1, 2013
I am excited to see where I will play this summer, a lot decisions to make this week! #FreeAgency— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 1, 2013
While pondering where he could go—and evidently finding a gold nugget—Kaman was also gearing up for his huge Fourth of July celebration. It's especially important for Kaman, who dropped $10,000 on fireworks in 2012.
Who remembers my firework show? RT @ImranQ805: @ChrisKaman have you bought your fireworks yet?— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 1, 2013
He seemed extremely unconcerned with where he might land, just desiring a deal from some team.
I would, I really did like playing there! RT @Squidwai: @ChrisKaman would you ever play for the Clippers again?— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 1, 2013
Those are my top two places to go... RT @Johncm55: @ChrisKaman east or west?— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 1, 2013
Oh, and he continued his completely unsurprising feud with PETA.
They don't seem to like me? RT @cprats24: @ChrisKaman hey douche! How ur endorsement deal with PETA going?— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 1, 2013
That and he figured out who he would be if the WWE came calling.
CaveMan RT @ClipperAndy: @ChrisKaman if the WWE called and offered you a sweet deal, what would your wrestling name be?— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 1, 2013
After taking most of the week off and waiting to see what happened with Howard—just like the rest of us—Kaman tweeted a picture of himself inside the giant Gore-Tex bear.
Lakers fans were down with a rumor courtesy of Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski that the team was interested in Kaman, mostly based on the big man's opinion of ESPN columnist Bill Simmons.
I like that. @Sheedism: OK well, since @ChrisKaman is on record calling Simmons a douche, we're alright with him then...make it happen Mitch— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 7, 2013
And he confronted the ones who didn't seem to like him too much.
Not if u r going to be there Douche... RT @cfitzakagoose: @ChrisKaman hey douche are you going back to La?— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 8, 2013
I guess Douches trend? @davidbatres82: @ChrisKaman Douche,you are trending— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 8, 2013
Then he went on to explain his long absences from Twitter.
I don't get good service in my cave! @Tim2Change @ChrisKaman Best of luck. Why have you been andoning twitter for weeks to months at a time?— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 8, 2013
Perhaps the best news of all came most recently, as Kaman told his followers that nothing had been done to his iconic chin-locks.
I have not cut the beard since the end of last season, it's sary! @SergieFresh: @ChrisKaman keep the beard going no matter where you end up.— Chris Kaman (@ChrisKaman) July 8, 2013
Hopefully, no team signs Kaman until late in the summer. After suffering through a year of Dwight news, it would be nice to have a little entertainment from one of the league's big dudes.


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I am a Spurs' fan, and I think this season we have a great team. But i can't ignore all the loses to the top teams. For me, the system is good enough to be in cruise mode in regular season, giving impressive wins as with the warriors, an even overcoming huge performances, like the last from Kevin Love. But there is no answer for elite teams with more than one superstar. We haven't seen any spur go supernova this season (has anyone score more than 30?). I would be happy if once in a while the team remind us that they have enough power to go against the top teams. So far, we are 0-5 against West Top 5…
1) If we meet the Thunder in the Playoffs again. We NEED both Leonard and Green healthy to have an edge.
2) Marco is the most perfect acquisition we could have asked for
3) Reggie Jackson scares me.
4) Relax, it's December. I was dubious about winning this game with a banged up parker WITH Leonard. Without…..domino effect defensively, as we all saw. Let's see how this shakes out later in the year.
couldn't buy a rebound. I don't want to see the final numbers.
i'd still say the west is okc's to lose. they have to superstars and a supporting cast that is young and ever improving. not to mention the toughness collison and fisher provide.
I think this was a good game for danny. he was asked to guard okc;s best perimeter players. danny will have to get minutes with the second unit to defend reggie Jackson after a brief rest guarding westbrook. the issue is the lack of rebounding on the interior. pop was forced to play baynes to match up with adams.
It'd be foolish to not consider them the Favorites, but all things said I like our chances come playoff time, even without homecourt. Maybe we get lucky and they have to weather a Golden State/Portland/Spurs gauntlet while we get something like Denver/LA Clippers/OKC.
We'll revisit this again I'm sure come March or April, when these things clear up. Who knows? Maybe we'll look vastly more on point by then. Nothing a good RRT won't fix I feel.
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MATHEWES, Daniel Eugene, 65, of Mount Pleasant, a supervisor with Kapstone Paper and Packaging Corp. and husband of Sharon Smith-Mathewes, died Friday. Arrangements by Stuhr's Mount Pleasant Chapel.
PARKER, Mary Jo Maxey, 86, of Mount Pleasant, a homemaker and widow of Samuel T. Parker, died Friday. Arrangements by Stuhr's Mount Pleasant Chapel.
SAYER, Douglas John, 75, of North Charleston, a retired Navy senior chief storekeeper, Charleston Naval Hospital retiree and husband of Carol Moulton Sayer, died Saturday. Arrangements by Carolina Memorial Funeral Home.
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HAYTON, Ernest Eldred, 89, of Goose Creek, a Marine Corps retiree and husband of Marlene Winchell Hayton, died Friday. Arrangements by Parks Funeral Home of Summerville.
MANER, Coleen DuBoise, 83, of Moncks Corner, a homemaker and widow of Henry Maner, died Friday. Arrangements by Carolina Memorial Funeral Home of North Charleston.
PATTERSON, L. G. Ray, 69, of Goose Creek, an Air Force retiree and husband of Virginia Patterson, died Friday. Arrangements by Simplicity Lowcountry Cremation and Burial Services of North Charleston.
PRICE, Donald Henri, 66, of Hanahan, a retired Navy damage controlman senior chief petty officer and widower of Cindy Price, died Friday. Arrangements by Stuhr's Northwoods Chapel of North Charleston.
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Applications for Proprietary Unix Becoming Extinct
Analyst George Weiss claims that no new applications will be developed exclusively for proprietary Unix after 2009.
Weiss made this statement at the annual Open Source Conference by market researchers, Gartner. "I expect that, around 2009, we will have seen the last application developed specifically for Unix, after which no applications will be developed just for that operating system, though updates to existing applications will continue for some time to come."
The Gartner analyst expects a slow decline in Unix on server systems, too. The reason for this is the continuing success of Linux worldwide. Integrated virtualization solutions, that make Linux systems interesting for applications beyond the Web, have speeded up the decline of Unix. It is still to be expected that the process will take awhile, after all Open Source proponents such as IBM still offer their own commercial Unix systems, but there will be no stopping the gradual squeeze out.
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Robert and Sophia DiAndrea lived in a close-knit, all-American section of Northeast Philadelphia among police officers, firefighters, court officers and schoolteachers.
Flags on the lawn, people chatting on the sidewalk, kids everywhere.
Robert, 40, a city Water Department supervisor, dressed up in silly Halloween costumes to greet trick-or-treaters. Sophia, 39, a public-school teacher, played hoops with friends and family behind their Pine Valley house, a few blocks from the Montgomery County border.
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Jerry Pippin of The Jerry Pippin Showopens up the show with a discussion on the latest UFO news, including a recent public sighting over the city of Denver.
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The first Gender Odyssey conference was held in Seattle during the spring of 2001. Building on the work of earlier transgender pioneers, founder Aidan Key and a small, dedicated group of volunteers, have evolved this first grassroots conference into an annual event that attracts hundreds of people from across North America and around the world. On any given year, Gender Odyssey offers over 70 informative and empowering workshops, films, receptions, performances and the chance to make lifelong friends. In 2007, Gender Odyssey expanded to include a special stand-alone conference just for families with gender variant and transgender children called Gender Odyssey Family. With three days of workshops, a day camp for kids, and complete teen program, this annual family conference is one of the few places in the world where these children, teens, with their families can get the information and support they need to live happy, healthy and fulfilled lives. In 2012, Gender Odyssey further expanded with the addition of a one-day conference for professionals and students, GO Professional Day, with sessions covering best practices for therapists, current medical protocols, and legal and educational considerations, including model school policies for gender variant students. This has since evolved into a two-day professional conference, with an adult focus one day and a youth focus the next.
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Shanghai has experienced one of its hottest summers ever on Tuesday (July 30) with a record-breaking heat wave, leaving residents desperate for a cool way out.
According to Shanghai's meteorological bureau, temperatures have hit above 38 degrees Celsius for a record seven consecutive days starting last Tuesday (July 23).
A state-run news agency said that this is the hottest July ever recorded in Shanghai in the past 140 years, but Shanghai's meteorological bureau has yet to confirm this.
Media also reported that the extreme temperatures have already claimed lives, as two people died from heat stroke in a local hospital on Saturday (July 27).
Despite Shanghai's coastal location, cool ocean breezes haven't kept the overheated population content.
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Call for proposal:FP7-ICT-2009-6See other projects for this call
Funding scheme:CP - Collaborative project (generic)
This project will develop advanced technologies for automation in minimally invasive and open surgery. The introduction of more and more complex surgical devices, such as surgical robots, and single-port minimally invasive instruments, highlights the need of new control technologies in the operating room. On the one hand, the complexity of these devices requires new coordination methods to ensure their smooth operation; on the other hand, it also requires new interfaces that could simplify their use for surgeons. Automation may thus provide a solution to improve performance and efficiency in the operating room without increasing operating costs.Currently, automation is not used in the operating room for a number of technical and legal reasons. The anatomical environment is particularly difficult to handle by classical automation. Furthermore, the execution of a surgical intervention is not only controlled by a set of physical and geometrical set points, describing the anatomical area and its properties, but also and especially by the medical and surgical knowledge that the surgeon uses in deciding what to do and how to do it, during the intervention. These control and cognitive challenges are also coupled to a legal barrier that currently prevents the use of an automatic intervention device in the operating room. In fact, liability issues of automatic products are known to have stopped many successful research projects in several Countries.Thus, the I-SUR project aims at breaking new ground in the above areas related to automation in surgical intervention, in particular design of robotic surgical instruments, task modeling and control in highly uncertain and variable environments, medical situation awareness and its interaction with task control, surgeon-robot communication, and legal barrier identification.To narrow the scope of the work the project will focus on simple surgical actions, such as puncturing, cutting and suturing. Success metrics will be defined for those actions and methods developed that abide by safety requirements, formulated in terms of those metrics. The project will demonstrate that an autonomous robotic surgical action, carried out with the developed technologies, can be as safe as currently achievable by traditional surgery. Furthermore, pre-operative task planning will be included in the project, to make sure that each surgeon is able to develop automatic procedures with his/her own surgical style.The I-SUR consortium is composed of the following partners: two University Hospitals, at the University of Verona and at the San Raffaele Institute (Milano); the e-Services department of the San Raffaele Hospital; the ETH in Zurich; the BioRobotics Laboratory of the Tallinn University of Technology; the Interventional Center of the Oslo University Hospital; the Yeditepe University in Istanbul; and the Universities of Verona Ferrara and Modena-Reggio Emilia. The University of Verona coordinates the project.
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The mix of creaminess and sweetness blends surprisingly well with the vegetale flavours of the green tea base. The base by itself would otherwise be pretty mediocre I think but the flavouring really improves matters. I don't know if i like it enough to buy a large quantity of the blend but the small sample was enjoyable.
This sample came courtesy of the GCTTB – I love the name, it makes me think of the Transsiberian Orchestra… aaaaand now I've got their music running through my head. ;)
The smell of the tea is very cinnamon-heavy though that lightens up a bit in the flavour. There's also this nice, fudgey chocolate flavour that I'm really liking. It reminds me of a Mexican chocolate brownie recipe I tried once that had dark chocolate flavoured with spices. Given the opportunity I was definitely buy more of this tea.
It was the sweet scent of maple that drew me in – plus I love the idea of a 'Canadian Breakfast' to go with all the 'English breakfasts' and 'Irish breakfasts' out there. This brews up into a brisk cuppa with lots of body, making it a good first-thing-in-the-morning tea. The maple flavour is subtle but it's definitely there and I'm not sure if it's the flavour or the tea base itself that has a lightly malty quality which is strange as that's an attribute I normally associate with Assam teas but I checked the ingredients and there's no Assam in this blend – just Ceylon and Keemun.
A good, solid tea – I could see this becoming a staple in my cupboard.
A very Canadian tea eh? ;P
Honeybush is a good choice of base for this blend because its natural sweetness blends well with the flavourings and enhances the sweetness without there being any need for sugar. The vanilla gives the tea a nice creaminess that reminds me of vanilla ice cream. There's something maybe a tad artificial about the flavours, but overall it's a nice blend.
If you love coconut this could well be the tea for you – mmmm coconut. It's the predominant flavour in this tea but I can also taste the smooth, floral flavours typical of many green oolongs such as pouchong. It has a lovely, creamy mouthfeel and it actually remind me a bit of a particular rice pudding I've made that uses coconut milk as a base.
it also yields a decent resteep (@ 4:15 min) though it's a bit less creamy this time 'round.
I added a spoonful of honey which smoothed out some of the sourness and helped bring out the almond a bit more. But overall this tea is still incongruously tangy with not enough of the creamy nuttiness I was expecting. A bit disappointing, particularly given how delicious it smells.
I love the natural rich, cocoa flavour this tea has. I'm not sure if I can taste much in the way of champagne, though there might be hints of it if I look hard hard enough.
The 'fortune' is a really cute idea, IMO. Mine says "This year: there is a possibiliTEA you will in realiTEA develop insaniTEA from stupid tea puns."
Out of all the tea in the Spring Collection this one interested me the most, so last time I was in the mall I picked up 25g to try out. It's tempting to eat the little pieces of candied cantaloupe but for the sake of the final product I resisted.
The tea is sweet on it's own and has a nice fruity-melony flavour. This one reminds me quite a bit of DT's Luscious Watermelon tea that they had a few summers back. I bought up a whole bunch and I love using it to make iced tea. I bet this blend will also be fantastic cold.
The dry tea smells sweet, and oddly a bit like vanilla. It doesn't linger after the water is added though. The brandy flavour is quite strong and wine-like, which is nice because in the past 'brandy' teas haven't always tasted much like brandy. The apple flavour is more subtle but it comes out when the tea cools off a bit. It isn't as malty as I would expect from an Assam – in fact it's a bit more like a very robust Darjeeling with that wine-like, muscatel flavour.


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So... who digs Big White??
Hey Guys,
Just booked flights to canada to work a season on a ski field somewhere :cheeky4:. My girl's got her heart set on Big White but I can't seem to find many photos or videos of the place online.
I was wondering if anyone's rode/worked there before and what they think of it? Is the Telus park any good? Nightlife in the village?
I love big white, I live in kelowna so I know it pretty well. We get decent snow, and very busy seasons.
The nightlife isn't bad up there at all but it's close enough to town to take the shuttle if you want change or you want to do cheaper grocery shopping lol. There are always lots of job opportunities in kelowna for the winter season which is a huge plus. Tons of big white community activities from dance classes, belly dancers at the Indian restaurant, movie nights, karaoke nights ect... It's very close knit.
I prefer the snow in revelstoke, I like how it's nice deep powder snow but I could never live there. Too small for me, but I think better boarding. Pm if you have any further questions!
The park is good (arguably the second best park in Canada... obviously to Whistler).
The village is super sweet set-up with tones of fun like-minded peeps, with really fun nightlife (we're talking ski-bum party nightlife, not big city clubbin'). The downside being that the mountain is pretty mellow (flat) and it's very busy. Like Swiss Miss said, just go to Revy for a day if you want some steep pow with no people.
I spent a season there in 05 and had a blast.
- Heaps of tree runs and tree chutes
- Plenty of powder days and good quality snow with not too bad lineups mid week
- Most of mountain accommodation is ski in/out or very close two
- Good communal vibe among workers on the mountain
- Good park and Boarder X track
- Plenty of tree exploring inbounds to not get bored over the season
- Good compromise between beginners and advanced, both can enjoy it here
- Powder days towards the end of the season are generally empty with main runs keeping fresh lines into the arvo
- Nightlife on mountain was limited to 2-3 bars, you get to know it quite well, progresses into house parties as well
- Generally not the steepest of resorts
- No extensive alpine area/double black area (The cliff is very small and short)
- Limited backcountry or side country
- Nightlife on mountain was limited to 2-3 bars, gets very predictable and repetitive, generally stay away on weekends.
- Gets very busy on weekends (I guess like most resorts)
Ideally you want to work for the mountain to get free season pass and discounts around the resort owned shops. IMO you want to stay at Big White not in Kelowna.
Fire away with any other questions you might have
like everyone else has said, big white isn't nearly the most challenging places i've been, but man is it a fun time... so much fun that the week after we got back from our trip out there, one of my buddies decided it was better to quit his job and head back to big white for the rest of the season
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The organizers of the World's Ugliest Dog Contest say that their annual event proves that beauty is in the eye of the beholder (or, more accurately, in the eye of the leash holder.) This year's winner, a Chihuahua-Shih Tzu mix named Peanut, is just the latest example of their unofficial motto. We're not sure what kind of effect that title has on a dog's self-esteem, but last night Jimmy Kimmel did his part to make sure that little Peanut feels better about himself.
Kimmel invited Peanut on the show for a makeover ("We tried to book the world's most beautiful dog, but he's summering on St. Bart's with Heidi Klum," the host joked), and he called in a team of stylists to work their magic. In a reality show-caliber montage, Peanut had his nails done, was given a tiny blond wig and got a full wardrobe upgrade (although any wardrobe is probably considered an upgrade, since Peanut tends to cruise around in his birthday suit).
As Joe Cocker's "You Are So Beautiful" swelled through the speakers, the all-new Peanut was presented to owner Holly Chandler. You'll have to check out the video to see his "after" pics, but his transformation was so, um, remarkable that Kimmel called him "the Bradley Cooper of dogs."
In addition to scoring a slot on Kimmel's show, Peanut's win came with a massive trophy and a $1,500 prize. Chandler says that she'll be using the prize money to pay for veterinary treatments for other dogs. And that is a truly beautiful thing.
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The five-part Petit Delices entrée at Valsabbion hotel and restaurant, outside Pula.
Istria's rocky coves, like this one in Rovinj, turn the coast into a summertime playground.
Valsabbion's lobby and alfresco dining area.
Pula's Roman amphitheater, the Arena.
The view from Valsabbion.
The James Joyce statue, at Caffe Uliks in Pula.
Pazin's 10th-century castle sits on the edge of a gorge that splits the town in two.
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A 23-year-old Allentown man is facing charges after police said he used stolen credit cards at a Northampton County convenience store.
According to police documents, during the overnight hours of Oct. 26-27, 2013, someone broke into a locked vehicle parked at the Holiday Inn Express at 90 Kunkle Drive in Easton.
The thief took a purse containing cash, a Wells Fargo Visa card, a Capitol One Mastercard and several other items, belonging to a Virginia woman.
Around 4:15 a.m. on Oct. 27., the stolen Visa card was used to buy $58.33 in gas at the Schoenersville Shell Station, at 2130 Schoenersville Road in Hanover Twp., police said.
The stolen Mastercard was used inside the convenience store to buy cigarettes and food totalling $72.45.
Reviewing surveillance video, police said a young, Hispanic male made the purchases, along with a second, unknown Hispanic male, and they left the gas station in a dark colored Toyota Camry. Police ran the license plates and found they were registered to Michelle Tirado of Allentown.
Police emailed the surveillance photos to probation offices in Northampton and Lehigh counties.
On January 29, a Lehigh County probation officer identified the man using the credit cards as Isaias Lopez of 117 S. Fourth St., according to court documents. The officer told police he was supervising Lopez for probation. The offense was not mentioned.
The probation officer also told police that Lopez lives with his girlfriend, Michelle Tirado, in Allentown.
Lopez was arrested Thursday and charged with access device fraud, identity theft and theft by deception.
He was committed to the Northampton County Prison after being unable to post $20,000 bail.
A preliminary hearing is set for March 25.