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The celebration will be held June 28-30. Holiday bunting is available at the Youngsville Hardware for $10. The committee is ncouraging residents and businesses to purchase them and decorate the town for the Bicentennial Celebration.
A fish- fry will be held on Friday, June 28, at the Youngsville Firehall from 4:30-6 p.m. Also on Friday evening, a scavenger hunt will held at 7 p.m., covering all of Youngsville. Railroad Street will be open. One prize will be given to the first person to collect or solve all clues.
The Bicentennial Parade will be on Saturday, June 29, starting 11 a.m. Parade route will begin in the EUM parking lot on 3rd Street, proceed though Youngsville and end at Bates Street . Any questions , contact Jean Zock at 563-7807.
Bicentennial food vendors are welcome. Applications for food vendors for the June 29 Bicentennial Celebration at Island Park are still being accepted. A token fee of $20 is required to hold your space and then returned to you.
Lots 10 feet by10 feet with no electric are available. If interested, parties need to contact the committee soon. Contact persons for food vending are: Al and Cherri Watson at 563-9235 or e-mail email@example.com.
If you would like to participate in the apple pie baking contest the rules are as follows: 2 age divisions: Adult 18 and older and Junior 12-17. Each pie must be made from scratch, crust and filling, a list of ingredients must accompany the entry. The pie must be in a disposable 9″ pie pan. Judging for the contest will be at 3:30 on Saturday, June 30, all pies must be at the Island Park by 2 pm.
The committee is giving prizes for the best period costume, the best apple pie, and the beard contest, we need volunteers to head each of these contest. "A Beautiful Prospect" will be aired by audio transmission in the Community Hall at Island Park with the displays of historical items. Copies of the audio CD's will be available.
If you have anything that you would like to display in the historical part of the celebration, you can contact Patty Farr at 563-7870 after 5 p.m.
Souvenirs will be available at the Borough Office before and during the celebration. Ther is an 18-month calendar of old time photos, a sun catcher and t-shirts. Bicentennial shares for sale.
A clean- up day is planned on June 22; bring your brooms, shovels, energy to Island Park at 9 a.m. to help beautify the town.
Contact Phyllis Wolfe at 688-0001 if you have any questions or would like to help.
YHS Class of '64
YHS Class of 1964 will meet Tuesday, June 25, at the Youngsville American Legion at 12:30 p.m. for lunch. For more information contact Fred Peters 563-9493.
Father's Day at St. Luke
Father's Day saw the Altar/Rosary Society of St. Luke serve breakfast to the fathers, sons and daughters of the parish. Pancakes, eggs, sausage, coffee and sweet rolls were served. Drawings were held for gifts. The guest speaker was Ken Klacamp, Sheriff of Warren County. Sheriff Klacamp spoke about the Drug Awareness Task Force, the drug problem that exists in Warren County and ways that homeowners can better protect their homes. It was brought out that those looking for drugs oftentimes case people's homes by studying the obituary page of the newspaper. A question and answer session followed the presentation.
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Girl Scout Cadets Troop 30699 hosted the Front Porch Planter project event on Saturday, June 8, held at Youngsville Agway with assistance from Master Gardeners. Community members in Youngsville/Pittsfield areas were invited to receive a free planter box filled with vegetable and herb plants. The event was a great success placing 100 boxes into community households. Their project idea was a result from the girls participating in the Challenge and Change: Challenge Yourself, Change the World national teen leadership program funded by the US Department of Agriculture. The program is specifically for girls who live in rural areas and teaches the girls about social entrepreneurship in their communities.
The Front Porch Planter project is designed to helped community members gain interest in gardening, grow and eat their own vegetables and promote healthy lifestyles. Picture (L to R): Bree Jewell, Emily Rutsky, Amiee Renninger, Amber Houben, Alivia Perrin, Alli Marino, back row: Master Gardeners, Ed Lloyd, Liz Fassinger, and Kris Whittaker.
YHS 45th Reunion
The YHS Class of 1968 will be holding its 45th class reunion during Homecoming Weekend September 20-21, in conjunction with Alumni Weekend. The YHS Homecoming game will be Friday evening, September 20, with a chance for class members to meet at the Alumni tent during the game, followed by an informal gathering at the American Legion after the game.
Breakfast at Richard's Restaurant at 9 a.m. on Saturday will be another chance to talk to classmates of 1968, along with other alumni from many other classes. From 1- 3 in the afternoon an old hangout, Apblanalp's Dairy Bar, will be open for reminiscing. The Alumni Committee has planned a dinner at the Firehall from 5:30-7:30 p.m. (cost is $10 – reservations required) and an evening dance from 8-midnight (cost $10).
The 1968 Reunion Committee is still looking for email or postal addresses for: Janet Williams, Bill Vanderwark, Dennis May, Jim Meabon, Thom Meabon, Tom Lamar, Craig Hawthorne, Judy Johnson Hawthorne, Richard Greeley and foreign exchange student Finn Andersen. If anyone can help with the addresses, please contact Sue Macks Perrin, 563-7903, or email@example.com .
Calling all YHS Alumni….the Alumni Committee is busy planning the YHS Homecoming weekend celebration September 19-21. Kicking off the event on Thursday is the annual Homecoming Parade and Bonfire. Alumni are invited to join in the march down Main St as we support our football team to victory. Friday, at 5:30, alumni are invited to a Tour of YHS followed by the Homecoming Football game. Watch for the Alumni Tent gathering at the game and sign in for future info available to all Alumni. Saturday is a busy day starting at 9 a.m. with the Alumni Breakfast at Richard's, followed by a Cruise-In Poker Run and an Open House at Abplanalps Dairy Bar from 1-3:00. Come visit your favorite hang-out with hosts, Jack and Florence Abplanalps. Saturday evening will be the Alumni Dinner at the Youngsville Firehall honoring Guest of Honors, Jack and Florence Abplanalp.
Come ad share stories with Jack and Florence about the days of Abplanalps Dairy Bar and listen to their memories of Youngsville's teens. This is also a great time to meet other alumni and visit with your past teachers from YHS. Joining in the events will be Class of 1963 celebrating their 50th reunion and the class of 1968 celebrating their 45th.
Following the dinner, stay for a good old rock-n-roll dance with Necessary Experience.
Alumni continue to attend each year during Youngsville's Homecoming celebration.It is open to the public. Advance dinner reservations are needed. Dance tickets are available at the door but advance tickets are suggested. Interested Alumni wishing to attend, want information for organizing their reunion and to make reservations please contact a committee member at 814-489-3535, or email@example.com .
Youngsville First United Methodist Church Vacation Bible School will be held from 5:45 to 8:45 p.m. June 24 – 28.
The closing program will be Friday, June 28, at 8:30 p.m. All children ages 3 through those who have finished Grade 6 are welcome.
Volleyball Boosters
The Youngsville High School volleyball team will have a car wash on Saturday, June 22, from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. at NAPA in Youngsville. Also, they will have a bake sale; everything is by donation.
Farewell Dinner
A farewell dinner for Rev. John Gerber and Rev. Net Gerber and family was held at the Evangelical United Methodist Church on June 18. The Gerbers' have been re- assigned to Springfield in the Erie-Meadville District.


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Located in Center Court, close to the entrance of JCPenney.
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Available in the Management Office, located on the upper level near Macy's, down the hallway next to Champs.
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The doors open for Mall Walking on Monday through Saturday, at 8:00 a.m. The doors are open for Mall Walking at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday's. The distance around each level of the mall is 1/2 mile, including the side aisles. Stop in the Management Office, for your complimentary Mall Walker's Daily Log Book.
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Visit the Management Office on the upper level near Macy's, down the carpeted hallway next to Champs Sports. The Mall Office is here to help and will assist you with General Information, Gift Cards, Lost and Found, Wheelchair Rental, Simon Kidgits Club Memberships and Phone Charging Stations. For your convenience, the Management Office is open during the following hours: Monday-Wednesday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Thursday-Friday, 8:30 AM to 8:00 PM, Saturday, 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM and Sunday, Noon to 5:00 PM.
The mall has a variety of restroom locations throughout the mall for your convenience. You can find restrooms on the lower level, at the Southeast Mall Entrance, as well as on the upper level near Macy's, down the carpeted hallway next to Champs Sports. You will see directional signage in both locations, to assist you in finding these restrooms. Additional restrooms, including a Family Restroom, can also be found in the Food Court, down the rest room hallway, next to Sbarro.
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The Simon Kidgits® Club is here! Sign your child up for free today either online at kidgits.simon.com or in-center at the Simon Guest Services booth or the Simon Management Office. Simon Kidgits Club members receive access to exclusive events, in-center prizes, store discounts and fun birthday emails. So join the club, and join the fun now.
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The Simon Mobile App can help you find your favorite stores, dining and entertainment options at the Simon shopping center nearest you. You'll also be able to check out the latest deals, news and events available at your favorite center right from your smartphone or tablet. And there are many more features designed to enhance your shopping experience including mall maps, gift card balance check and more. Download the free app from your favorite app store.
All Simon Malls, Mills and Premium Outlets in the U.S. have achieved the national 'StormReady' designation by the National Weather Service. This designation recognizes Simon centers' preparedness to handle all types of severe and potentially life-threatening weather situations.
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SYF Coin Wishing Wells

The SYF Coin Wishing Wells bring in funds for Simon Youth Foundation (SYF) programs. The SYF helps provide economical, educational and career development opportunities to local youth. All of the proceeds collected from the SYF Coin Wishing Well go to the Simon Youth Foundation.

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Stagg SH Series Cymbals
Every month MusicRadar's sister magazine Rhythm publishes the best independent drum gear reviews.
This gallery features reviews of the latest cymbals, kits, electronic drums, percussion and other drum-related gear to have passed through the magazines' pages.
All the equipment on show here was originally reviewed in Rhythm magazine issue 214/215.
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Pearl Percussion Cube Cajon
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Tama Star Maple kit
MusicRadar's verdict:
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FULL REVIEW: Tama Star Maple kit review
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Ludwig Acrolite Classic Snare Drum
MusicRadar's verdict:
"The lightweight seamless aluminium shell is the ace in the hole of the distinctive bright tone of the Acrolite. A go-to, all-round drum - hard to fault. Whichever finish you choose the Acrolite is a classic."
FULL REVIEW: Ludwig Acrolite Classic Snare Drum review
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Sabian Cymbal Vote 2013 Winners Series
MusicRadar's verdict:
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Tama Star Bubinga kit
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A Winner in Quebec
Elegant and effervescent, Quebec City's Restaurant Le Saint-Amour is where haute cuisine meets the Moulin Rouge. (Cirque du Soleil is based nearby, after all, and its members frequently dine here.) Housed in former stables reborn in 1978 as a three-story atrium, the restaurant offers one of the most impressive dining experiences in eastern Canada.
Famed executive chef Jean-Luc Boulay produces standout dishes such as homemade terrine of duck foie gras with armagnac whole confit and truffle; smoked salmon with caviar; shellfish and smoked halibut broth with lemongrass infusion; savory red doe with braised beets carpaccio; and organic duck with apple purée from nearby Isle de Orleans.
Desserts–such as the Valrhona éclair and raspberry sauce with house-made black cherry, raspberry and pistachio sorbet–are equally sublime. Service is precise and friendly.
Restaurant Le Saint-Amour
48 Sainte-Ursule, Quebec City, Canada, (418) 694-0667, www.saint-amour.com.
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Louis Tomlinson, Eleanor Calder and Liam Payne at Labrinth's Pre-Brits party
Labrinth hosted Warchild's 20th Anniversary Pre-Brit's Dinner in London last night, and while Liam Payne was snapped heading in to the event in a particularly nipple-hugging shirt, he was joined inside by the bodacious Louis Tomlinson and his gal pal Eleanor Calder.
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For more of Liam and his nipple, check him out arriving at the bash here
Louis Tomlinson: "I find it really hard to be away from Eleanor Calder"
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It's not the year 2245, but it might as well be. Though we don't have self-lacing shoes or hover-boards, things are changing - with or without us. The cast of THE FUTURE, TODAY invites you to contemplate life on the moon, travel forward in time, and see what the future holds. So look up, before we're already finished.
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Would PA Allow Jews in Jerusalem?
Latest update: March 7th, 2013
With Tzipi Livni a possibility to head Israel's negotiating team in talks with the Palestinian Authority, it is important to review her stance on the future status of Jerusalem – and to investigate what really is holding up all chances of a successful peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
In late 2008, Livni was elected to replace Ehud Olmert as head of the Kadima Party. She then proceeded to fail in her attempt to form a new government under her leadership – and the reason for this was her consent to grant Arab control to parts of holy city. This, together with the economic decrees against the "disadvantaged population," led the Shas Party to refuse to join her government.
As foreign minister in 2008, Livni promised P.A. chief Mahmoud Abbas that Israel would cede it the entire Atarot airport complex in northern Yerushalayim in the framework of a peace agreement. She repeatedly stated that though she believes strongly in historic Jewish rights to the entire Land of Israel, she also believes in the "right of our children to live in peace" – to which end she was willing to make far-reaching territorial concessions even in Yerushalayim.
Is there any chance of reaching an agreement with the PLO that does not include some form of dividing Jerusalem with Muslims? The answer appears to be negative. Former Israeli ambassador to Canada Alan Baker, of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, has written an important and thorough historic study of the issue, concluding that the current P.A. mindset "clearly render[s] hopeless any possibility of peacefully governing Jerusalem."
Specifically, Baker writes, standing in the way of an agreement is the Moslems' refusal to recognize the Jewish people's religious and historic rights to Yerushalayim, even without accepting these as absolute and exclusively binding.
Just a few months ago, Abbas referred to "the alleged [Jewish] Temple" in Jerusalem, and vowed that "there will be no peace, security, or stability unless [all Israelis are] evacuated from our holy city and the eternal capital of our state."
"This statement," Baker wrote, "basically denying any Jewish linkage or right to Jerusalem, uttered by the head of the Palestinian Authority who is considered in the international community to be moderate and reasonable, serves as an example of the tremendous political, historical, psychological, legal, and religious challenge that the issue of Jerusalem poses to the Middle East negotiating process."
Any agreement regarding Jerusalem, he continued, must be "predicated on absolute acknowledgement of, respect for, and acceptance by each side of the historic and religious rights of the other in Jerusalem. Continued mistrust, attempts to dislodge, undermine or destabilize the other side vis-à-vis its own constituency or the international community, and attempts to delegitimize the integrity or historical rights of the other side would clearly render hopeless any possibility of peacefully governing Jerusalem."
It is not only Abbas who negates Jewish rights in Jerusalem. A P.A. survey in 2011 found that nearly three-quarters of the respondents – 72 percent – support the denial of thousands of years of Jewish history in Jerusalem.
We must remember, too, that Abbas has said no Jews would be allowed to live anywhere in a Palestinian state.
From Israel's side, 77 percent told Dahaf public opinion pollsters in December that "Israel could not rely on the Palestinians to ensure freedom of worship" even in the framework of a peace agreement. Interestingly, it is not well-known that non-Muslims are prohibited from entering both Mecca and the center of Medina. Undoubtedly, if this fact were to be exposed more widely, it would dramatically increase the number of Israelis who realize the division of Jerusalem means the end of their visits to the Western Wall – for there is no reason to believe that if Jews may not visit Mecca or Medina, they would be able to visit the Temple Mount or anywhere else in the Old City under Muslim rule.
Ambassador Baker notes in his article that even when Israel supported various internationalization schemes in Jerusalem, this was basically to ensure universal freedom of worship in all holy places, not to give up sovereignty. The Arab sides did not accept even this.
Regarding the Arab refusal to accept the 1947 Partition resolution, historian Shlomo Avineri has written that unlike in the Jewish community, there was no debate within the Arab community: There, "an absolutist position – 'we have all the rights, the Jews don't have any right' – continued to be the foundation of their response…"Hillel Fendel and Chaim Silberstein / KeepJerusalem.org
About the Author: Chaim Silberstein is president of Keep Jerusalem-Im Eshkachech and the Jerusalem Capital Development Fund. He was formerly a senior adviser to Israel's minister of tourism. Hillel Fendel, past senior editor at Israel National News/Arutz-7, is a veteran writer on Jerusalem affairs. Both have lived in Jerusalem and now reside in Beit El.
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Rhetoric is one thing, reality is another. What Abbas is stating is not even in the Palestinian Constitution whatsoever. He is just expressing bad feelings. Also, with the Palestinian Authority 30% dependent on international aid, and on the verge of bankruptcy, at a negotiating meeting it would be very easy to steer him away from it. An independent Palestine will desperately need foreign investment, and the majority of that would be coming from Israel. Because Israel is the Palestinians largest trading partner. Already, Israel and the Palestinians do over U.S. $6 billon dollars worth of business with each other. So Abbas' words are empty and meaningless.
I have resigned from the metuchen edison clegy association. I AM A PAST PRESIDENT. Rabbi Dr. Bernhard Rosenberg
HATIKVAH has been included in every service since I created interfaith holocaust services in 1974 with no objection. N0 ONE HAS EVER WALKED out, sat down OR OBJECTED until recently. With Israel and Jews being attacked throughout the world, I PERSONALLY will and have fought to keep it in. We are living in a world where anti-SEMITISM is rampant especially in Europe where JEWS ARE FLEEING IN MASS to Israel and other countries. Everyone is entitled to their OWN opinion , I stand by mine. Another Holocaust is on the horizon. A nuclear extremist muslim regime would like nothing better than the complete destruction of Israel and if you listen to Morsi all Jews should perish.
I will be the keynote speaker at another Holocaust event that evening. I refuse to compromise my beliefs or allow the Hatikvah to be disgraced. I am taking my highway to what I believe in. Rabbi DR. BERNHARD ROSENBERG
THERE MAY BE A PROTEST AGAINST THE IMAM BEING ORGANIZED BY THOSE WHO ARE EXTREMELY ANGRY AT WHAT IS HAPPENING. GREAT PUBLICITY for THE TOWNSHIP OF EDISON N.J.. AND THE J.C.C. I am neither organizing it or will participate as I will be speaking at another synagogue. RABBI ROSENBERG
If you believe a Imam should not be invited to a holocaust program where he will walk out before Hatikvah speak out.
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• The British Mandate government briefly banned its performance in 1919 due to Arab anti-Zionist political activity.
• In 1944, Czech Jews spontaneously sang it at the entry to the Auschwitz-Birkenau gas chamber and, as reported by a member of the Sonderkommando, were beaten by SS guards.
The link is clear, the Arabs were against Hatikvah before there was Israel or even before the myth of Palestinian people. Furthermore, Jews sang it while being led to their death. How dare anyone allow individuals to leave in protest during Hatikvah with the canard they are commemorating the Holocaust but against the State of Israel. Just keep quoting Dr Martin Luther King, Jr "When people criticize Zionists, they mean Jews. You're talking anti-Semitism." RABBI DR. BERNHARD ROSENBERG


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Please join me at the upcoming Mozilla community meeting in Shanghai on the afternoon/evening of Sunday, December 8th. My presentation will be in English on the topic of community building strategies but I think the bulk of the meeting will be in Chinese.
A draft agenda is as follows (this may change):
3:00 - 3:10 pm Short introduction about Mozilla/Firefox l10n related work 3:10 - 3:30 pm the translation guide lines introduction 3:30 - 3:45 pm break 3:45 - 4:45 pm Firefox OS and Firefox Marketplace 4:45 - 5:00 pm break and free discussion 5:00 - 6:00 pm AMO, MDN, SUMO translation, l10n sprint 6:05 - 6:45 pm Gen's speech & QA 6:45 - 7:15 pm Pizza dinner 7:15 - 8:00 pm Movie "Code Rush"
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We attend many events around the country, and one of our favorites has to be the Moparty at the Strip car show, autocross, and drag race held annually in Las Vegas, Nevada. During this spring event, Mopar Muscle hosts a friendly competition called the True Street Challenge, which is open to eight cars that have previously entered in either the car show or drag race during the weekend. As the name implies, our True Street Challenge is an all-around performance, drivability, and appearance test for classic Mopars, and is a fun opportunity to get your car in the magazine.
After choosing eight contestants from the applications we got for the challenge, the entrants are notified and we meet at The Strip (the dragstrip, not the Casinos), for the event. The Mopar Muscle True Street Challenge begins Friday morning, but this year we needed to get it in quick due to the threat of rain. After arriving in the reserved parking area just inside the gate, all of the cars are given the rules of the contest and then judged just as we would judge a show car for appearance, trim, fit and finish, and overall condition. After the judging is over, we go across the street to the local gas station where all the cars fill up with pump fuel.
Once everyone is fueled up, we lead the cars on a twenty-mile cruise through the desert, stopping along the way for photo opportunities. All but one of our cars made the trip without problems, and–fortunately–all the cars eventually made it back to the track, where they needed to make two dragstrip passes. All of the cars were judged on their best quarter-mile performance, with the quicker cars earning more points than slower ones. Overall judging boils down to one-third show judging, one-third drivability, and one-third quarter-mile performance.
This year, six of our eight contestants made the call and completed the True Street Challenge, with one car not making it to Vegas due to an issue with a tow vehicle and another making it to the show, but with a coolant leak preventing it from competing. The other six contestants represented a variety of Mopars including an A-Body, a variety of B-Bodies, and even an A-100 Dodge truck. The contest was close, and came down to just less than ten points between first and last. This year we congratulate all of the True Street contestants, especially Holly Graves as the winner of the Mopar Muscle True Street Challenge in his beautiful B5 Blue '69 Charger.
Holly Graves
Las Vegas, Nevada
'69 Dodge Charger R/T
Holly Graves' '69 Charger R/T is a combination of restoration, modification, function, and performance. Equipped with a 517-inch Hemi built by Arruzza Performance, the engine features a Mopar block, Stage V cylinder heads, and is fed by a pair of Edelbrock 650 carburetors. With the original 833 four-speed and 4.10 geared Dana 60 rear end, this Charger drives as great as it looks, and Wilwood disc brakes on all four corners ensure the heavy B-Body can stop as well. During the driving portion of our event, Holly put about twice the miles on his Charger as the other contestants, driving back and forth from the track to retrieve a battery for a fellow entrant when his car's alternator stopped working at our photo shoot location. Though traction was limited on the dragstrip, the Charger managed 12.76-second pass in the quarter-mile, at an impressive 114 mph. With a set of sticky tires this Charger would certainly be quicker, but running 12s and scoring highly in the show and drivability categories was enough for Holly Graves and his '69 Charger R/T to win the 2012 challenge.
Doug Wikfors
Eagle, Idaho
'63 Plymouth Fury
The '63 Fury Doug Wikfors brought to our contest is a great example of a tough looking early B-Body. Doug found this car as a nice original and purchased it from the owner as a project to drive and race. Also owning a factory Max Wedge B-Body, Doug says that car is too valuable to cut up and make safe and fun, so the Fury was purchased as a fun street/strip project. For power, Doug chose a 440 wedge topped with Edelbrock Victor cylinder heads and a Victor 440 intake. To harness the power, a 727 TorqueFlite was chosen and the rear of the car was mini-tubbed to make room for some sticky tires. Doug's Fury scored highly in the show and race categories, but unfortunately, points were deducted during the driving portion when his car's alternator stopped working, killing his battery. With some help from Holly Graves, however, another battery was retrieved from the track, and Doug went on to finish the challenge.
Dale Hoffman
Scottsbluff, Nevada
'67 Dodge Coronet R/T
We love the boxy styling of the '66 and '67 B-Bodies, and Dale Hoffman's '67 RT is a nicely built street/strip Mopar. Equipped with a 528 cubic inch big-block and Edelbrock Victor cylinder heads backed by a 727 automatic trans and 4.10 geared 83?4 rear, Dale admits he built this car with one thing in mind–outrunning his friends' Mopars! During the restoration, the car's roof was damaged during a storm when the Coronet was nearly complete, which was a real setback. Determined to finish the project, Dale re-skinned the roof and completed the car, building a nicely modified, good-looking B-Body that runs 11s in the quarter, and is docile enough to drive in parades. Running an 11.40 flat at 114.73 mph, this was the fastest car in the 2012 Challenge, and Dale narrowly missed winning this close contest.
Kevin Jones
Clifton, Colorado
'68 Dodge A-100
Trucks are cool, and A-100s like this one owned by Kevin Jones are even cooler. Kevin came all the way from Colorado to attend the event, and we're glad he entered the challenge. Kevin's truck is equipped with a fairly mild 360 small-block topped with X heads, a 727 TorqueFlite transmission with a 2,500-rpm converter, and an 8-3/4 differential with 3.55 gears. This truck did great during the driving portion of the contest, and we loved the bare bones utility of the A-100. On the track, Kevin performed well, but not as well as he expected because of a fuel system issue starving the carburetor at the top end of the track. Running a best of 13.88 seconds at only 86.56 mph, Kevin knew something was amiss as his Dodge had run in the 12s earlier in the weekend. Eventually discovering a fuel tank venting issue, Kevin had the truck running properly again, but not in time for our Saturday afternoon passes down the track.
Jess Eddards
Norwalk, California
'68 Dodge Dart
Coming to Vegas from neighboring California, Jess Eddards' "retina melting red" '68 Dart was the only fuel injected Mopar to enter this year's challenge. Powering his Dart, Jess utilized a '72 360 block and Mopar Performance crankshaft, netting a small-block displacing 408 cubic inches. Topped with Edelbrock Performer RPM cylinder heads, Jess originally utilized a carburetor to feed his engine, but swapped to a FAST EZ EFI 1000-cfm throttle body fuel injection system just before our contest. Backing the small-block is a 727 automatic that he built himself with a docile 2,200-rpm stall converter, and an 8-3/4 rear with 3.23 gears. The interior of the Dart was refurbished with help from friends and parts from Year One, and even includes air conditioning from Classic Auto Air. On the track, this '68 Dart ran a best of 13.30 in the quarter-mile, but had gone 12s with the carburetor feeding it. Since the FAST fuel injection "learns" as the car is driven more and more, Jess just didn't feel like the system had tuned itself properly in time for our contest. Even so, this Dart is a great all around performer, and Jess thanks his wife, family, and friends for helping him build a fun and competitive Mopar.
George Russell
Mills, Wyoming
'69 Plymouth Road Runner
George Russell and his wife Mary took "true street" to a whole new level, by driving their '69 Hemi Road Runner all the way from Wyoming to the show in Las Vegas. Driving this Road Runner is nothing new to the Russells, as this was the first new car they ever purchased. After selling the car to a dealer around 1973, George found the car again in 1986, and eventually purchased it back without the original engine. With help from family and talented friends, George put his Road Runner back together again and even found a correctly date coded 426 Hemi to install in front of the TorqueFlite transmission. George's Plymouth features mostly stock equipment, including the carbs and exhaust, and even has 2.76 gears in the 8-3/4 for easy highway cruising. This car scored well in the show and drivability categories, but the 2.76 gears didn't help quarter-mile performance. Even so, we congratulate George on his beautiful Road Runner, and as one of few who drove his car to Vegas instead of hauling it on a trailer.
Do you think you have what it takes to run in the Mopar Muscle True Street Challenge? Do you have comments regarding the rules or how to enter? Be sure to visit our website, www.moparmusclemagazine.com, for answers to all your questions, and to see exclusive photos from the 2012 and past True Street Challenges. Hope to see you in Vegas next year!


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Latest installment from a pretty good off-season column by Rotoworld.com's Tim Dierkes. Note that he assumes Coco and Marte trading teams in this column.
I like Patterson as a late round sleeper in Crackmore this year.
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Players keep changing teams, so I'll keep analyzing the moves. Here's seven more players with new teams to monitor for your draft.
UPDATE: There is word Tuesday night that the Crisp/Marte deal is on hold due to Guillermo Mota failing his physical. It seems probable that some sort of deal will still be hammered out, so the Crisp/Marte updates should be relevant.
Coco Crisp – Red Sox
Whether trading Crisp for Andy Marte was the best way to obtain a center fielder remains up for debate. Regardless of Marte's star potential, Crisp has been a solid and underrated fantasy OF for a while now.
Irrespective of the trade to Boston, I expected Crisp to post career highs in most categories. He maintained a solid contact rate and now moves from a ballpark that suppressed batting average to one that inflates it. I think he'll hit a touch above .300 in '06.
Crisp's slugging percentage has been rising, and he should top 600 at-bats for the first time as the Red Sox's leadoff hitter. Unless he changes his approach, this should spell a career high 18 HR with a good shot at 20. Crisp killed righties in 2005.
As evidenced by Johnny Damon before him, Boston leadoff hitters still get a fair share of RBI opportunities. Given the power bump, Crisp could knock in near 80. He'll easily score more than 100 runs for the first time, and he's always close to 20 steals. This is a solid $15 player entering his age 26 season. He probably won't fly under the fantasy radar this time around, but he's a top 20 OF in my estimation.
Andy Marte – Indians
Speaking of the Marte/Crisp swap, the young third base prospect lost a lot of his value for 2006.
There's a difference between being blocked by Mike Lowell versus Aaron Boone. The Red Sox never wanted Lowell, and had the payroll to justify benching him if Marte was clearly the better choice. While Boone makes half Lowell's salary, the Indians chose to exercise his option for '06 and probably still see him on top of the depth chart at third.
There are some who say Marte needs more seasoning at Triple A, but this is likely based on a shaky 57 at-bat debut. .275/.372/.506 as a 21 year-old in Triple A says he's ready now in my mind. As I said earlier this month, Marte probably wasn't going to hit better than .260 with 20 HR and 80 RBI in his first full season. He won't get the playing time to show that ability with Cleveland in 2006, so stash him away on your keeper list for another year.
Wade Miller – Cubs
The Cubs picked up Miller as an affordable rehab project, as the righty is coming off labrum surgery.
Miller has always been difficult to hit, as evidenced by a career hits per nine mark of 8.3. He pitched hurt for Boston in 2005, and his numbers were down across the board. What can we expect for the Cubs?
Miller is already throwing, and he expects to join the Cubs' rotation in May. He should be good for about 120 innings with an ERA close to 4. Ks will be solid in his limited stint, but walks have become a problem lately. Miller hasn't had decent control since 2003, and there should be enough rust for his walks to remain a concern.
Walking a hitter every other inning spells a WHIP near 1.4, so Miller probably isn't a good bet even at the back end of your fantasy rotation. He could win 8-10 games, but you should pass unless you see gains made in his walk rate.
Danys Baez – Dodgers
The Dodgers, possibly fearful of Eric Gagne's health, sent a couple of young arms to the Devil Rays for Danys Baez. They'll install him as the setup man, making him the obvious backup plan at closer.
Prior to the trade, most of Baez's value rested in his opportunity to rack up 30+ saves. As they say, any halfway decent reliever can me branded a Closer if he's thrown into save situations. Baez has a strangely low strikeout rate given his fastball, and he allows a decent number of walks. He'll have an ERA under 4 and a WHIP near 1.30, but he was never considered anything near an elite closer.
Obviously Baez is a reasonable waiver wire pick if Gagne starts late or hits the DL again, but he's barely equivalent to Mike Timlin at this point.
Corey Patterson – Orioles
Having given Corey Patterson over 2000 at-bats to develop some plate discipline, the Cubs finally cut the cord and sent him to the Orioles for a couple of long-shot prospects.
The O's have similarly ended the honeymoon with Luis Matos, and will likely give Patterson close to 500 at-bats as their center fielder. He's not a .215 hitter, but he'll probably struggle to crack .250. You might hope for .265 in the best case.
Patterson had long been touted as a 30/30 candidate, but he'll need a lot of at-bats to have a shot at 20/20 in 2006. I think he'll just miss both marks and will add in unimpressive RBI and run totals.
Camden Yards isn't any better than Wrigley for lefties, and a new environment probably isn't going to plug the holes in Patterson's swing. I can think of approximately 100 outfielders I'd draft before him.
Carlos Delgado – Mets
After attempting to sign Delgado last year, the Mets swapped some young talent to bring in the slugger this winter.
Shea is a worse home park than Dolphins Stadium for left-handed sluggers, but Delgado should be fine. Look for him to hit around .280 with his typical 30-35 HR and 110 RBI. Even entering his age 34 season, Delgado is clearly still a top ten first baseman in fantasy baseball. I'd pony up $10-12 for him in a 5x5 mixed league.
Hanley Ramirez – Marlins
22 year-old shortstop Hanley Ramirez was sent to the Marlins from Boston in an unexpected Josh Beckett trade. There's a decent chance he snags a starting gig despite his inexperience.
Red Sox Nation's hype of Ramirez was justified following his .310/.360/.512 line in 129 at-bats back in 2004. But that was a tiny sample, and Ramirez was much less impressive in a full season at Portland last year.
It's pretty rare that a hitter plays average ball in Double A and factors into fantasy baseball the following season. If he's pressed into shortstop duty with the Fish, you might see 350 at-bats of a .240-250 average and maybe ten steals. Hold off on Ramirez until he shows some serious development in the minors.
Kris Benson – Orioles
The Mets unloaded Benson and his salary on the Orioles for pitchers Jorge Julio and John Maine. Can Benson become the ace Baltimore craves?
Benson has only posted an ERA below 4 and thrown 200 innings once, in 2000. He's had decent WHIPs on occasion, and is capable of winning 10 games if things go his way.
I think Benson will post a 1.29 WHIP and 4.03 ERA for the Orioles; not much different than he would have for the Mets. His K rate is below average, and 12 wins would be a stretch. In a pinch, Benson could be worth a buck in your fantasy league. But you'd really have to be in a deep league or a major pinch. I'd rather gamble on a young gun with upside.


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Date of review: February 2, 2013
In short: Outstanding event by Knowsley HarriersIn full: Knowsley Harriers, an outstanding club putting on a superb free monthly 5k race. 10 out of 10.Date of review: January 5, 2013
In short: Outstanding event by Knowsley HarriersIn full: Knowsley Harriers/Merseyvend's monthly 5k is free to enter so you can't go wrong. It's a flat, fast course, good atmosphere, very friendly and welcoming, all levels of ability from novice runners to Team GB athletes. 10/10 ***** :)Date of review: November 3, 2012
In short: Superb race.In full: Can't really be faulted. The venue is excellent, all facilities close to hand and no time wasted running miles during transitions either.Swim course is straight forward, the water is nice and was weed free.Bike course pretty quick, has one small hill and a few undulations. It has plenty of well stocked feed stations, support on the course is also good. A little section near the end that is a bit rough but generally decent road surfaces.Run course is flat. I encountered no issues with passing with it being a little narrow in parts and again is very well supplied with gels drinks etc. and support is excellent.After finishing you are well taken care of with massage medical and food. 10/10.Date of review: July 7, 2012
In short: superb event.In full: Excellent event. A giant thanks to the organisers for their oustanding work. Can't be faulted. Fast out and back 5k along a dissused railway, flat and fast. Recommended. :)Date of review: January 28, 2012
In short: tougher than expected,or I'm not as fit as I thought.In full: Course is undulating, two laps, run on roads which aren't closed but I experienced no issues with the traffic. Start was a bit narrow on the Penine Bridle Way,(changed due to road works or something) but I got in at the front and went off fast so was ok. Considering the poor weather there was loads of support on the course and it was very well marshalled. Giant puddle at the finish which was pretty much unavoidable, but was soaked thru with rain so made no difference. Good race :)Date of review: August 10, 2011
In short: two lap, flat race thru park and on road.In full: Date of review: June 26, 2011
In short: Cracking race.Date of review: March 1, 2009
In short: cracking raceIn full: Super race. Glad I decided to do it now.Course is a good mix of terrain, mud, road, grass, woodland etc. climbs weren't to tough, but not enough downhill for me.Nice showers(?) at the end ;)Date of review: February 14, 2009
In short: Excellent race series, suitable for everyone!!In full: An great race in nice surroundings with friendly people, plenty of encouragement and support.Can't fault it, well done all involved in organizing it!Date of review: January 3, 2009
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|Wilson Six.One 95L Scores
Offering all of the precision and control of the Six.One series, the Six.One 95L comes in a player friendly, lightweight setup. Quick and maneuverable, the Six.One 95L pleased our team of playtesters with controlled power and spin. Packing a large sweetspot and loads of stability for its weight, our team rarely had any issues adjusting to this lighter 95 square inch racquet. At net, it was easy to carve out volleys or punch back deep responses. Returns were fun to crank out, and break points were ample thanks to aggressive hitting with this racquet in hand. After spending hours with this racquet, our team found that the Six.One 95L is a solid option for all types and levels of players. Check out why we think fans of that classic Six.One feel will love this user-friendly racquet!
Our team found the Six.One 95L easy to swing. All four of our playtesters found power and spin while still being able to maintain control and precision. Considering the sub-11 ounce weight, Chris was impressed by how solid the racquet felt. He offered, "On a fast swing I found it to come through the ball nicely. The stringbed offered plenty of grip on the ball when strung up with a poly. Good grip plus lots of racquet head speed resulted in lots of spin. I was driving topspin shots well off both wings with solid pace, depth and spin. I could also generate lots of slice on my backhand even though the racquet lacked the typical heavy plow through I favor on that shot. The racquet felt comfortable no matter what shot I was hitting, and I enjoyed the overall response."
Tiffani, who hasn't swung anything smaller than an 100 square inch racquet in a while, said, "The smaller headsize didn't take much of an adjustment, and I found some nice pop off the strings and a sizable sweetspot. It swung pretty quickly, so I could pick up shots from the baseline as well as transition to a more offensive position with some good control and pace. While I enjoy the easy topspin I get from the S racquets, I like these traditional string patterns for slice. That was especially true with this racquet. For its weight, the 95L was able to cut through the ball well, and the ball stayed low when I hit my backhand slice."
At the start of this playtest Troy was having difficulty finding a groove on his lefty groundstrokes because this racquet has different specs than what he is accustomed to. But he eventually found a good connection with this racquet. He explained, "The weight and balance were off in comparison to the 12.5 ounce weight and 335 swingweight of my Six.One 95 (18x20), so I was struggling to take the ball on the rise and attack with my forehand. After hitting about a hundred groundstrokes I was able to adjust my swing and rein in my shots. Once I found my rhythm I was able to respect the Six.One feel that this racquet provides. I found a bit more pop from this racquet compared to my 18x20, and the stiffness and open 16x18 string pattern provided a livelier response. Anytime I had a short ball, or what I like to call a 'sitter,' I could take an aggressive swing and the open pattern helped me keep the ball inside the lines. The downside was returning heavy and deep shots. This racquet didn't quite have the stability to redirect the ball like the heavier racquets I prefer, such as the Six.One 95, Babolat Pure Strike Tour and Head Prestige Midplus. I found heavy topspin easy to generate, but I wasn't a huge fan of this racquet on the backhand slice. I wanted more plow through and a denser string pattern to provide a more predictable trajectory."
Karly's list of the things she liked about the Six.One 95L was long, and the racquet's crisp response and feel were at the top of that list. She said, "This racquet felt stiffer than most, and not uncomfortable by any means, so contact felt solid and the ball jumped off the stringbed faster (something I prefer in racquets). I also generally like playing with racquets that offer control, which is another area where this racquet excelled. It was easy to swing and offered great precision, so I could swing hard and with confidence. I wasn't afraid of overhitting, and I found I was going for bigger shots more than usual. If I had to note a downside, it'd be that I felt slightly pushed around when I was hitting against harder hitters because of its lightweight feel. However, I wouldn't say it was a major issue. I could get the ball back easily because of the maneuverability of the 95L, and I could still place the ball in the direction I wanted because of the racquet's control. I'd happily choose this racquet over others to play with because of all its great features."
Even with a 95 square inch head, our playtesters were impressed with the size of the sweetspot when volleying. This racquet was fairly user-friendly for our team when up at the net. The maneuverability and crisp, predictable response gave Troy confidence placing volleys within the lines. He said, "I felt very connected to the ball, which boosted my confidence when feathering a drop volley. I enjoyed the maneuverability of this racquet at net. I found that it helped me poach and be active at the net when playing doubles. This racquet wasn't as stable or as effective at volleying deep as the heavier racquets I like, but I still found it easy to put away volleys when closing the net."
"It's always a little tougher to hit volleys with a smaller headsize," offered Karly, "but this racquet was easy to move, and its fast response made it feel great at contact. There was also a good combination of control and power. The racquet allowed me to place the ball where I wanted, and when I hit the sweetspot my shots came off the racquet with great pop. If I made contact outside the sweetspot the racquet lost some stability and forgiveness. When I hit closer to the frame the racquet shook in my grip more than any other area of the court. However, I have to give Wilson props, because even with the instability the racquet wasn't extremely uncomfortable or hard on the arm like other stiffer racquets."
Maneuverability and easy access to pace came to the forefront for Chris. He commented, "I found it a snap to get this racquet into position and easy to punch it through my shot. Shots inside the sweetspot felt plush, and very sweet, indeed. The racquet fluttered slightly if I hit off center -- an unfortunate byproduct of all of that maneuverability. However, the response was very predictable, and I had a good sense of exactly where my shots were going the instant they left my racquet."
This is where the smaller headsize really affected Tiffani the most. "Since I'm used to 100 square inches and I'm not the strongest volleyer, I missed the sweetspot (even though it was plenty big enough) more often than I care to admit. Because I was hitting up too high or too far on the edges, I often felt the racquet torque. I need more real estate to be effective at net, plain and simple. Otherwise, I enjoyed the feel when I executed my volleys cleanly."
Our playtesters were delighted with the variety of serves they were able to hit with the Six.One 95L. Pace was ample, and our team had fun mixing things up to start points offensively. Karly felt like she could serve for hours due to how light and fast this racquet was, and she never had to worry about her shoulder tiring out. She said, "I could get more power from this racquet on my serves than on any other stroke. That good control was still there, but if I swung hard and fast I could hit some really big serves. Similar to volleys, this racquet felt comfortable on the arm as long as I hit the sweetspot. Contact outside the sweetspot made the racquet lose some stability and shake in my hand, but it was really minor."
"My favorite serve with this racquet was my slice serve wide to the deuce side, because I was able to get enough action and pace on the ball to swing it wide," said Chris. "I was forcing opponents to make tough returns and hitting some aces here and there. The pace I was finding was solid since the racquet offers a nice lively response and is easy to swing fast. I liked the amount of spin I was getting on second serves, and I felt like I had plenty of options when it came to targeting."
Again, Tiffani was pleasantly surprised by how easy this racquet was to use. She explained, "I could get enough spin on my serves to see them jump, and I was getting enough pace on my first serves. I noticed some instability when I struck too high in the stringbed, but that's typical of racquets in this weight range. I usually want to add weight to racquets this light for added power and plow through on my serves, but I was happy with my results in stock form."
The maneuverable feel, combined with the open 16x18 string pattern, allowed for added kick and spin, which was a perfect match for Troy and his tricky lefty serves. He said, "I found it easy to get a lot of action on my slice and kick serves, with less stress on my shoulder joint than I get from the hefty sticks I'm used to. I felt I had good control hitting my spots, but I wasn't quite as dialed-in as I get with my Six.One 95 18x20, where the response is slightly more predictable on serves. I was finding that my flat first serves were effective, but they weren't coming in as hot as they are with racquets in that 330 swingweight range."
The maneuverability and the Six.One's classic controlled response were the favorite features for our team when it came to returning with the Six.One 95L. Our playtesters found they could rip returns without making too many errors. "The control and the quick swing were the standout features for me on serve returns," said Tiffani. "I felt like I could really attack sitters without fear of overhitting. It also felt surprisingly solid for its weight, so I could handle bigger serves as well."
Because of its light and fast response, Chris found it easy to get this racquet in position. He elaborated, "I was able to generate a fast swing and take a good crack at the ball. I was getting good spin, so hitting angles was a snap. I could also pull a T serve back down the line with good pace. The spin I was finding allowed me to safely clear the net with pace while still getting the ball to drop inside the baseline."
Returning was a piece of cake for Karly, and it ended up being her favorite thing to do with this racquet. She explained, "The maneuverability and control of the Six.One 95L allowed me to swing confidently and more aggressively. I could move the racquet quickly to make contact and place my shots where I wanted. I wasn't holding back as much as I normally do, and it felt great! The lightweight feel and instability came into play again if I hit a fast return out of the sweetspot, but considering well the racquet performed in all the other areas, it wasn't something that bothered me at all."
Troy could also channel his inner aggressiveness when returning, which gave him a chance to see a few more break points than usual. He said, "The fast feel of this racquet and its adequate control allowed me to attack serves and keep my returns deep in the server's court. I could control the direction of my returns with ease, which helped me against the serve-and-volley. I wasn't finding easy depth on the slice backhand chip return, but I wasn't using it as much as usual since I was feeling confident in my two-handed return. Overall, I was impressed with this racquet on returns."
Chris - "I liked the light and fast feel. This was also a very comfortable racquet, which was good because I liked the response the most with a polyester string installed."
Tiffani - "It felt solid for its weight and it felt fast. There was good control and feel, with just enough power."
Troy - "The maneuverable feel combined with better control than most racquets in this weight class. Spin was easy to generate. The Six.One feel was evident."
Karly - "Maneuverability and control were the standout features for me! I loved how easy it was to swing this racquet and hit the ball where I wanted."
Chris - "It's a lighter racquet than I usually like, but that was balanced some by the open string pattern, which helped make off-center shots more forgiving and provided some pace and depth that I usually rely on weight to give me."
Tiffani - "I would add a little bit of weight to get a bit more stability outside the sweetspot."
Troy - "There were times when I felt pushed around from the baseline. Although the stiffness of this racquet is near identical to my Six.One 95 (18x20), this 95L felt firmer due to the lack of mass."
Karly - "The instability (especially at net) when I made contact outside the sweetspot."
Chris - "I would compare this racquet to a Head Graphene Radical Midplus, but this one has a more forgiving feel. Other options would include the Volkl Organix 10 295, the old Dunlop Hotmelt 300G (now reintroduced) and the new Prince Warrior 100. All of these racquets are great options if you like to swing fast. They all offer great spin potential, mostly due to the ease with which one can swing fast and therefore get the ball to spin fast. However, I like the comfortable feel of Six.One 95L the most out of all of them."
Tiffani - "I'm reminded of other lighter weight versions of player's racquets, in particular the Volkl Power Bridge 10 Light or Organix 10 295. All of these racquets are maneuverable, offer nice feel, spin potential and control. The Six.One 95L offered me a little bit more power and a crisper feel."
Troy - "Although I did not test the previous Six.One Team, I'm assuming it is fairly similar, being that the 2014 Six.One 95 feels pretty similar to the previous generation. This racquet could be an option for those who have used the Wilson nTour, KTour or BLX Tour. I find this Six.One 95L sits somewhere between those racquets and the Wilson Steam 96. I also found similar characteristics to the Slazenger Pro Braided, but this one has a softer feel and is more maneuverable."
Karly - "The Six.One 95L plays similarly to its predecessor, the Wilson Six.One BLX Team. Both offer great control from a lighter racquet. In my opinion, the only subtle difference between the two frames is the response; I thought the 95L felt crisper and more solid than the BLX Team."
(Scores are determined by averaging individual play test scores)
|Chris' Scores
|Tiffani's Scores
|Troy's Scores
|Karly's Scores
Chris: 5.0 all-court player currently using the Wilson Six.One 95S. Chris uses a full-western forehand grip, has a fast swing style and hits a one-handed backhand.
Tiffani: 4.0 level baseliner with a semiwestern grip on the forehand and hits a two-handed backhand. Currently playing with the Donnay Formula 100.
Troy: 5.0 lefty all-court player with a full Western Forehand and a two-handed backhand. Troy currently plays with a Wilson BLX Six.One 95.
Karly: 4.0 baseline player currently playing with the Volkl Organix 10 Mid. She hits with a semi-western forehand grip and uses a two handed backhand.
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LONDON - Nick Taylor (Wichita, Kan.) will leave the London 2012 Paralympic Games with two medals, his best Paralympic Games performance since his debut at the Athens 2004 Paralympic Games.
Taylor won the bronze medal in the men's quad singles on Friday, earning his first singles medal after finishing just off the podiums in fourth at the Paralympic Games in Athens and Beijing. He conquered Israeli Shraga Weinberg 1-6, 6-3, 6-4 solidifying himself as one of the world's most accomplished wheelchair tennis athletes.
Earlier this week, Taylor and his doubles partner David Wagner won the doubles title. It is the third consecutive gold for the pair from the Paralympic Games but individual success has eluded Taylor.
Taylor admitted he was nervous at the start of the match evidenced when he quickly dropped the first set in just 26 minutes.
"I was a little nervous going in," said Taylor, who lost to Wagner in the Beijing bronze medal match. "I've come so close two other times and to finally get it here is huge for me, I really wanted this one."
When asked what went wrong in the first set, Taylor gave his opponent the credit. "He just played unbelievable in the first set he couldn't miss," he said.
The combination of Weinberg's shots painting the lines and signs of nerves from Taylor were not the way he wanted to start the match. When the first set evaporated, Taylor regained his composure in the second, where he hit his only ace of the match, gaining some much needed confidence. He remained true to form hitting deep forehand crosscourt winners and 36 minutes later captured the second 6-3.
The momentum was on Taylor's side much of the third set, when he quickly won three straight games in what looked like a potential steamroll. However, with no time clock, anything is possible in a tennis match. Taylor did not get over confident, even asking U.S. coach Dan James to switch out the battery to his powerchair at 3-0.
Taylor added to his lead, breaking Weinberg to go up 4-0. But Weinberg proved he was not ready to quit, reeling off three straight games and eventually evening the score to four apiece.
It looked like the match could have teetered in either direction, yet it was Taylor who stepped up on big points earning him a chance to serve for the match at 5-4.
With the nerves far out of sight, Taylor served out the match and showed that what Taylor wants he gets, even if it takes him an hour and 44 minutes.
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All the ideas above are good. You want to follow an athlete sports program, that emphasizes speed, agility, and of course endurance. You need power as well, but nowhere near the amount required for some other sports (football for example).
Endurance is simple to train, but takes the longest amount of time each week to work on, long distance running works fine, but also mix in sprints to build short term muscular endurance vs. cardiovascular endurance (long distance running).
You can absolutely train for speed, and any trainer TRULY worth their while will tell you that. Unfortunately there are so few good trainers out there mixed in with all the bad ones. Genetics play a part in how fast you are, but everyone can get faster.
1) Lose weight... lighter = faster
2) Do exercises for lower body and core explosively. Box jumps, sprints, do anything you would do faster (watch for injuries, be safe - warm up well).
3) Build muscle, muscle (fast twitch muscle specifically) is how you build explosive speed.
Warm up well and then sprint for 30 seconds, jog/walk for 30 seconds, and repeat. Mix that up with shorter rest periods, and even shorter sprints eventually. You are training for fast breakouts, fast runs for short distances, and explosions of speed. Just like you'll need in paintball.
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I'm a little younger than you, and I just started training for endurance by myself 2 weeks ago. In those 2 weeks, I already shaved 2 mins off my mile time. HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) is what I've been doing. Sprint 30 secs, jog 45, sprint 30, etc. In the beginning I had to Sprint then walk, but I got it down to Sprint/Hard Jog.
Wind Sprints. Go to a football field, soccer field, etc. (somewhere from 80-120 yards) and sprint across at 110% effort, and walk back. Repeat.
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While I do like what everyone is saying, especially the XC (cross country) and track aspects, the best sport for gaining endurance is swimming. Does swimming help with paintball in anyway besides endurance? No...but you will be in the best physical shape of your life if you have a good swim program. As for the running and gunning and other drills, YouTube is your friend.
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