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The North Face Base Camp Small Duffel Bag
The North Face Base Camp Small Duffel Bag is rated out of 5 by 1.
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The North Face® Base Camp Duffel Bag is designed for adventurers. Featuring durable, heavy-duty materials and rugged construction, the Base Camp Duffel will haul your gear anywhere and everywhere, whether it's on a cross-country trek or flight or just to the local gym. A D-shaped opening provides easy access, while compression straps keep everything in place. An ID pocket and locking zippers make the Base Camp Duffel the perfect travel bag.
- The original bomber expedition duffel
- Alpine-cut shoulder straps
- D-zip opening with zipper flap
- Twin haul handles on ends
- Rugged construction with extra bartacks and double stitching
- Four compression straps
- Main compartment with internal mesh pockets
- ID pocket
- Locking zippers
- Fabric: phthalate-free TPE fabric laminate, 840D Jr. ballistics nylon
- Capacity: 25L
- Dimensions: 17" x 11" x 11"
- Weight: 2 lbs 5 oz
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Tough little bag I ordered the XS size. The website is confused about XS - it's listed under small, and there is no size information for it. These are the specs: Avg Weight: 2 lbs 5 oz; Volume: 1525 cu in, 25 liters; Dimensions:17" X 11" X 11". Anyway, it's a great bag. I wanted a tough gym bag/airline carryon that could keep my stuff dry in wet weather and be carried as a backpack when I use public transport. The dimensions don't sound that large, but because it's a single compartment duffel it can hold more than a backpack of the same size. The backpack straps are adjustable and comfortable. There are straps everywhere, so I secured the carry handles out of the way at the sides. The inside is the same color as the outside, and I'm pleased with the Mars Orange. It's distinctive but not startlingly bright, and the inside is light enough to see my stuff easily.
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Mrs. Mitchell n her clan run what ya call a Hole In The Wall. When I first passed the place, I thought to myself I am not eating there! But they have some of the4 best BBQ n fixin's anywhere around. Mrs. Mitchell's turnip greens are good and the grated sweet potato pudding is to die for! I will drive an hour and a half just for that.
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How often do you replace your thermometer in your smoker?
Or next question how do you know if one or both have gone bad?
I was using my WSM to do some brisket and pork butt. Had it up and running about 275Ëš. I was curious so I put in a different thermometer and it went up to 325. So I grabbed a fourth one and it went up past 300 as well.
So who knows how long I have been cooking hotter than I thought or wanted. Things seemed to be getting done quicker lately. But then I didn't load it with as much. So I thought this might be it.
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I will try to get pictures of my temperature probe set up.


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German Immigrant Johan Fredrich BUECHNER, left Hasbergen-Delmenhorst, Germany (then the Duchy of Oldenburg) to live in the USA. He arrived August 23, 1853 at the port of Baltifmore, USA. He is also known as John Frederick BUECHNER or as "Fred". His wife's name was: Beke Margarethe nee: STORCH, also from the Hasbergen-Delmenhorst area. He live in Indianapolis, IN ca. 1860 - 1874, before moving to Dakota county and finally Ramsey county, MN. He died in 1915.
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I've gotten facials before, so I wasn't expecting much from this product. I was definitely proven wrong. You absolutely get more than your money's worth with this little machine. It takes 1 AA battery. It's waterproof. It comes w/14 cleansing pads that foam up w/water. It's invigorating and it left my skin so smooth. I would highly recommend this.


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Sarah Polley doc wins TFCA Rogers Award
The Toronto Film Critics Association announced at its awards night on Tuesday [8] that Polley's Stories We Tell had received the Rogers Best Canadian Film Award.
The National Film Board Of Canada documentary unearths myth and memory to tell the truth about a family of storytellers. On Dec 16 the TFCA announced Stories We Tell as the recipient of its Allan King Documentary Award.
Anita Lee produced Stories We Tell and Mongrel Media distributed in Canada. Silva Basmajian served as executive producer.
The film will screen in Sundance on Jan 18 and is the first documentary to be selected for the Park City event's Spotlight category.
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – In a fitting farewell to the current University Field, a gritty Saint Leo men's soccer team (8-5-0, 3-4-0 SSC) defeated the Florida Tech Panthers (8-5-1, 3-4-0 SSC), 1-0, Saturday night in Sunshine State Conference action.
A successful Daniel Valdez header in the 109th-minute continued to add life the to Lions' postseason hopes as they earned their third conference win of the season.
A physical contest from the onset, the two teams did not allow 35 combined fouls, including six cautions, to interrupt what was the most intense match of the 2011 campaign.
The Lions peppered Panthers' goalkeeper Brentton Muhammed with nine shots during the opening 45 minutes but could not dent the scoreboard. The Saint Leo defense was also up to the challenge in the opening half as they only allowed one shot all together from Florida Tech.
With the physicality of the match increasing, both squads pushed to find the breakthrough goal. Valdez, however, made it a point to keep the Panthers off the scoreboard and maintain the Lions postseason chances. With 13:30 to go in regulation, Valdez made a sliding team save against the left post to keep the game scoreless.
The play ignited the Lions' effort throughout the next 30 minutes. Saint Leo controlled the pace of play for much of both overtime sessions. After watching the first one tick down with no change on the board, the Lions used one of their three shots in the second overtime period to put away the Panthers.
With 1:21 remaining on the clock, Michael Panter set-up what was the sixth corner kick of the match. An unsuccessful attempt on the original corner saw a long rebound deflect back out to Panter. The midfielder settled the ball to his foot and sent a precision pass to the left edge of the box. From there, a leaping Valdez got above his defender and nudged a pass to right outstretched arm of Mohammed solidifying the victory.
McKenzey Scott collected his third clean sheet of the season as he improved to 8-5 on the season. He made two saves one eight shots. Muhammed was stellar in net for the Panthers as he collected 11 saves on 22 shot attempts.
In addition, Saint Leo held the advantage in corner kicks, 6-1, one of which eventually led to the game-winning tally.
The Lions have one game remaining on the 2011 slate as they will close out the season against archrival Tampa on Wednesday, October 26. Kickoff for the pivotal SSC contest is set for 7:00 p.m. For the latest news, updates, and information on the men's soccer team, visit SaintLeoLions.com.


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The filling of this turnover ($3.75) is composed of three very wonderful components: fresh ricotta cheese, toasted pistachio, and candied citron. The citron is cut into a tiny dice and folded along with the pistachios into the ricotta. Just enough sugar for a faintly sweet finish. The turnover shell is magnificent, flaky and golden with a crisp shatter and more layers than you can count. Crushed pistachios top it off, they get all toasty in the oven and will be the first and last thing you taste with each bit. As you can imagine, a warm turnover is just about as good as it gets. Occasionally I spot the same filling in an open-faced Danish form, but the turnover version is superior in my book.
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the_count = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
fruits = ['apples', 'oranges', 'pears', 'apricots']
change = [1, 'pennies', 2, 'dimes', 3, 'quarters']
# this first kind of for-loop goes through a list
for number in the_count:
print "This is count %d" % number
# same as above
for fruit in fruits:
print "A fruit of type: %s" % fruit
# also we can go through mixed lists too
# notice we have to use %r since we don't know what's in it
for i in change:
print "I got %r" % i
# we can also build lists, first start with an empty one
elements = []
# then use the range function to do 0 to 5 counts
for i in range(0, 6):
print "Adding %d to the list." % i
# append is a function that lists understand
# now we can print them out too
for i in elements:
print "Element was: %d" % i
I'm interested in the last part, beginning with "elements = []". This is the normal expected output:
Adding 0 to the list.
Adding 1 to the list.
Adding 2 to the list.
Adding 3 to the list.
Adding 4 to the list.
Adding 5 to the list.
Element was: 0
Element was: 1
Element was: 2
Element was: 3
Element was: 4
Element was: 5
But when I try to write this part in python (both as a separate script and as lines executed within python), the output is quite different, and I don't really understand why. This is what I've written:
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elements = []
for i in range (0,6):
print "this is the range: %d" %i
for i in elements:
print "this is the new list %d" %i
The first part is basically the same thing:
this is the range: 0
this is the range: 1
this is the range: 2
this is the range: 3
this is the range: 4
this is the range: 5
and the next line is:
this is the new list 5
So, instead of outputing 6 lines beginning with 0, it only says '5', and I don't know what I am doing wrong. So I'd appreciate your help regarding this problem.
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If the title of this post doesn't have you scratching your head, you may have been paying very rapt attention last time you saw me speak.
I love the portability of AdventureWorks and the fact that anyone can download it. Since it was released I've used it almost exclusively for demos in talks I've written. However, In recent months I've been moving away from the core tables in the database. Fact is, they're just a bit too small to show performance artifacts of parallelism, spilling to tempdb, and the like -- the topics that I'm currently enamored with.
Instead I've started using a couple of tables modeled after Production.Product and Production.TransactionHistory. These tables are called dbo.bigProduct and dbo.bigTransactionHistory, and I refer to them collectively as bigAdventure.
The bigAdventure tables are several times larger than their AdventureWorks brethren, and allow me to easily create queries that overwhelm the 8 cores on my laptop. Which is exactly what I need to emulate the large data warehouse queries we see in the real world. So far I've been able to do most of what I need with only the two tables, but I hope to add more to the mix soon (for example, I've been
working on a bigger version of Sales.CurrencyRate to help illustrate
some SQLCLR techniques).
The current bigAdventure script is attached to this post. I meant to include it in the demo download for my PASS session, also posted today, but forgot to put it into the ZIP file. I thought that someone out there who didn't attend my session might want to use it, so here you are.
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I noticed while running this script that the default grow for the AdventureWorks database is 16MB. You might want to advise people to bump that up by at least adding a zero to the end (160 MB).
Great script! Wish I had it 2 weeks ago! :-)
The right thing for MS to do is to make AdventureWorks scalable with a scaling parameter and have the actual data generated per this scaling parameter. So if you want a 100GB AdventureWorks, adjust the parameter and generate a 100GB database. This is how most benchmarks scale their databases, and it has worked well.
Linchi: I couldn't agree more. Connect item? :-)
Delicious way to trick out some larger data sets :)
Finally got around to downloading this...thanks Adam!
Last week I launched AdventureWorks on Azure, an initiative to make SQL Azure accessible to anyone, in
Thanks a ton, this script saved me a few hours at least! I'll be keeping this for demo's myself :)


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15 May 2012
The title of the post is a little bit tongue-in-cheek, Ryan Raburn's "streak" is only three games, but the Tigers have been starved for any sort of batting production out of the second base position that it seems like more. No one can deny how big his three-run homer in the sixth inning was pivotal in Detroit's improbable 10-8 come-from-behind win over the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday afternoon, but his wRC+ for the year stands at just 24 (meaning his batting value stands at just 24% of league average for the season).
I don't think even the most ardent Raburn 'haters' think he'll continue to hit this poorly all season long – his career numbers say he's really an average (to slightly above) hitter – but the question remains: when will he start to hit?
Raburn has now started slowly in the early months for the third consecutive year, but he's always turned it around in the past. Is his recent success a sign that he's turned the corner? It's impossible to say for sure, but here's a look at his recent numbers:
The Hitting Streak
Raburn's current three game hitting streak has netted him a triple slash line (AVG/OBP/SLG) of .385/.429/.692 with a strikeout rate around 21% and a walk rate just above 7%. Obviously the slash line is amazing, but the strikeout and walk rates are also a bit better than his career norms (although still both a bit worse than league average). But Raburn's probably been a bit lucky with on balls in play over this stretch. His BABIP in the three games is .444, and while his line drive rate is a stout 33%, he's also hit a lot of fly balls (58%) and not much on the ground (11%) (fly balls tend to end up as outs much more than line drives or even ground balls). This sort of batted ball distribution would lead to an expected BABIP more in the .350 neighborhood (very roughly calculated). But I won't hold the extra luck against him too much, his .203 season BABIP can't all be the result of poor hitting.
It's clear that Raburn has been hitting the ball better lately, but is this just an isolated sequence of events? I'm not going to say for sure (that's why they play the games), but just for fun, let's go back a few more games and look at his stats.
Last Seven Games
The numbers for Ryan Raburn get weaker the farther we go back, but if we add another four games, we find that he's hit safely in five of the past seven games. The slash line isn't quite as good: .250/.300/.429, but at least his career-level power has been around for the last week or so. His walk rate (6.7%), home run rate (3.3%), and extra-base hit rate (10%) are all nearly dead-nuts on his career averages. That's a very encouraging sign.
And even though his batting average and on-base percentages are showing up a bit low, his batted ball distribution (namely 29% line drives) suggest that his .286 BABIP has been subject to poor luck compared to a .330 expected BABIP (again, roughly calculated using his batted ball types). Turning one out into a single would have bumped his average up to .286 and his OBP up to .333.
A week is only a drop in the bucket when it comes to an entire season, but the fact that the Tigers have had career Raburn around for seven games (with the possible exception of one single) is a positive.
Trying to definitively conclude that Raburn is "back" would be a fool's errand (trying to say anything definitively about him would be foolish, the man is an enigma), but the Tigers have seen some encouraging signs of late. The numbers start to get poor quickly when going back even just three more games to look at his last ten (his OPS falls all the way to .621), but perhaps is time for us to quit looking back at how poorly he's played this year, and start looking forward to how well he could start to hit.
Matt Snyder is the editor of The Tigers Den. He can be reached on Twitter @snyder_matthew.


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Another great pan from Williams-Sonoma! If only we had more storage space- somehow we've already racked up something like 6 of these!! Iced, these would look super pretty on a cupcake rack at a shower, brunch, special event or just because :)
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It's been a successful first year on the tennis court for Barnet and Southgate College after they linked up with the Tennis Foundation.
The Foundation, Great Britain's leading tennis charity, supported 45 colleges across the country to help people play and take up tennis.
Around 780 students have participated in the sport, LTA Mini Tennis and cardio tennis nationally, while links have been established with local tennis venues.
James Edgerley, sports development and commercial officer at Barnet and Southgate College, said: "As a result of the relationship and support, we've been able to offer coach education in Tennis (Level 1) for the first time and we've had a 100 per cent pass rate in the courses run thus far.
"In addition, all of the enrolees had never previously participated to any great degree in the game and are now starting to participate in their own time.
"Through their Level 1 voluntary hours, nearly all have been offered an employment opportunity at the local tennis club or venue as a result," Edgerley added.
More colleges will be supported in the 2012-13 academic year as the Tennis Foundation looks for new ways to grow the number of young people participating, competing, volunteering and coaching.
For more information, visit www.tennisfoundation.org.uk/furthereducation.


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If you do not respond to your spouse or partner's petition for divorce or separation or you file a response but reach an agreement, your case will be considered either a "default" or an "uncontested case." In a "true default" case, you are giving up your right to have any say in your divorce or legal separation case. Before you choose this option, make sure you read the papers your spouse or domestic partner filed very carefully. What your spouse or partner asked for in his or her papers is probably going to be what the court orders. Click to read about what your spouse or domestic partner will have to do in a "true default" situation.
Most people, however, want to take part in the decisions that are going to be made about their future. Whether you decide to not respond but get a written notarized agreement with your spouse/partner or you choose to file a response and reach an agreement with your spouse or domestic partner afterward, you will be involved in the case and will participate in the decisions that are made in your divorce or legal separation.
Whether you choose to respond or not to your spouse's or domestic partner's petition for divorce or legal separation, you can still work out an agreement.
In your agreement, you can both agree to end your marriage or domestic partnership. You can also agree about:
You may be able to reach an agreement on all of these issues, or only some of them. When you sign the agreement, make sure that you understand everything you are agreeing to. For some issues, like child support, when you have an agreement you have to meet certain legal requirements, so make sure you follow the rules. Read about child support agreements.
You should also get more information about spousal or partner support and custody and visitation agreements. You can get some information on this website. Click on the topic that you are interested in:
If you have questions or want to make sure the agreement is in your best interest (and that of your children if you have children), talk to a lawyer before you sign it. Click for help finding a lawyer.
If your court's family law facilitator or self-help center helps with divorces, ask them for help too. Even if they cannot help you with the divorce itself, they may be able to help you with parts of it, like the child support and spousal or partner support.
Click to find out what steps you and your spouse/partner will need to take to complete your divorce or legal separation when:
If you are not sure if you and your spouse/partner will be able to work out an agreement, but you want to make sure you have a say in how the case proceeds, follow the instructions to file a Response, and work on trying to reach an agreement afterward.
If you do not think you and your spouse/partner will be able to work out an agreement, click for more information on contested cases.
You can file a Response and still work out an agreement with your spouse or domestic partner. Make sure you file your Response within 30 days of being served with the Petition. This is considered an "uncontested" case.
To fill out a Response and actively participate in the case, follow these steps:
Fill Out and File Your Response
Like the Petition, the Response asks for information about the length of your marriage or registered domestic partnership, and other basic information about your relationship. It will ask you what you own and what you owe, and about related issues such as child custody and visitation, child or spousal support, domestic violence, and other matters.
If you want specific legal advice about how to fill out your Response, talk to a lawyer. In a divorce or legal separation, you and your spouse or domestic partner may have disagreements so what you write on your Response can be very important and can affect the outcome of the case. Click for help finding a lawyer.
IMPORTANT! You only have 30 days to file your Response.
- The days are counted from the date you were served with your spouse's or partner's Petition for divorce.
- If your spouse or partner is willing to give you more than 30 days, make sure you get this in writing and have your spouse/partner sign the "extension."
Fill out a Response (Form FL-120). Remember, you are the respondent.
If you have children with your spouse or domestic partner, also fill out:
Find out more about "service of process." You can have this form served on your spouse or domestic partner before the clerk stamps it — just make sure you do not serve the original.
Then, file the Proof of Service with the court clerk. (If you had your spouse or domestic partner served with an unstamped copy of the Response (Form FL-120), you can file the original of the Response together with the Proof of Service.)
Fill Out and Serve Your Financial Disclosure Forms
You have filed your response in your divorce or legal separation case. Now, you are ready to complete the financial disclosures needed to get divorced or legally separated. Keep in mind that you can file your financial disclosures at the same time as your response if you wish, but NO LATER than 60 days after you file your response.
California law requires that you and your spouse or domestic partner give each other written information about what you own and what you owe, and about your income and expenses. To do this, there is a set of forms you have to fill out and exchange. This is called "disclosure."
The point of disclosure is to make sure that you and your spouse or domestic partner are aware of everything you each own and owe, separately and together, so you can divide your property and debts equally. It also gives you the financial information you need to make decisions about child and spousal or partner support.
You cannot get divorced if you do not exchange your disclosures. If you leave anything out of your paperwork, either by mistake or on purpose, your property division can be "set aside" or canceled. And your divorce case may be reopened. If the court finds out that you left anything out or lied on your disclosure forms on purpose, the court can order that any property you did not list goes to your former spouse or domestic partner. You can also be ordered to pay his or her lawyer's fees and a fine.
The first disclosure you make is called the "preliminary declaration of disclosure." Sometimes, you also have to make a second, final disclosure. To give your preliminary or final declaration of disclosure to your spouse or domestic partner, you must have it served in person or by mail. This means that someone, NOT you, 18 or older delivers or mails the Declaration of Disclosure (Form FL-140) to your spouse or domestic partner.
You do NOT file the preliminary Declaration of Disclosure, or the final one if you need one, with the court. Instead, each of you has to serve a copy of all the completed forms on the other. You keep the original of your disclosure forms.
You DO need to file with the court a form called the Declaration Regarding Service of Declaration of Disclosure
Preliminary Declaration of Disclosure
You MUST make your preliminary declaration of disclosure within 60 days of filing your response. Try to do it as soon as possible after you file your response. By doing it sooner rather than later, you and your spouse or domestic partner will have the information you need to divide your property and debts and to try to reach an agreement on support.
You may have received your spouse's or domestic partner's preliminary declaration of disclosure already. Read this paperwork carefully. Make sure your spouse or partner did not leave any information out. If your spouse or partner has written anything on his or her forms that you disagree with, make sure you fill out your forms the way you believe they should be completed.
If you want specific legal advice about how to fill out your disclosure documents, talk to a lawyer. The financial documents are very important, especially in cases where there is a lot of property or debt. And if you and your spouse or domestic partner are likely to have disagreements about these issues, what you write on your financial disclosure documents can affect the outcome of the case. It is very important to be accurate and complete, and a lawyer can help you figure out how to fill out the forms so that they accurately reflect your position. Click for help finding a lawyer.
Keep in mind that if anything changes or you have new information since you and your spouse/domestic partner exchanged your preliminary declarations of disclosure, you have to fill out and serve a new set of disclosure forms updating the other person about the new or changed information. You will also have to let the court know by filing another Declaration Regarding Service of Declaration of Disclosure (Form FL-141).
Once you have filed your Response and exchanged your preliminary declaration of disclosure, your next step is to finalize your agreement with the petitioner and file the forms required to finish your divorce. Click to find out what to do next.


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Open house and tree chipping at Black Creek Community Centre
Have you ever been curious to find out what takes place at the Black Creek Community Centre? What are you going to do with your dried up Christmas tree? Well, on Jan. 5 kill two birds with one stone.
From 9 a.m. – 1 p.m., the Black Creek Community Association (BCCA) is offering a chance to learn about our fitness centre access system and "Bring a Friend" promotion, and look at our equipment. The Open House will be a free, fun and social opportunity to try the fitness centre out, participate in some of our classes, and get you off to a good start to meet your 2013 fitness goals.
As well Fitness Room Orientations with Candice Spain will start at 11 a.m.
From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., "Recycle to Cycle" will be happening outside in the parking lot at the BCCA. Chipping is done by donation and all funds raised on the Saturday will go directly in to purchasing a new Spin Bike for the Fitness Room.
The office will be open during the Open House and Tree Chipping to register for classes and to purchase fitness room passes. A full selection of BCCA classes, events and workshops can be viewed in the activity guide on the website at www.bccaonline.ca.
The Black Creek Community Centre is located at 2001 Black Creek Road. Call if you have questions or require further information 250-337-5190.
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Other rivalries may have dimmed the luster of LSU-Ole Miss: the national importance of LSU-Alabama or the geographic volatility of LSU-Texas A&M.
But in terms of sheer drama, LSU-Ole Miss delivers over and over again, like no other rivalry the Tigers have.
Forget the anomaly of LSU's 52-3 mortar shelling of Ole Miss in Oxford, Miss., last season, against a Rebels team that had long since packed it in. Saturday's 41-35 LSU victory was more the norm, and an adrenalin-filled syringe that reminds us why when the Tigers and Rebels lock up, it's often still special.
This game had enough earth-shaking momentum changes for a half-dozen Earthquake games.
There was the passing and running of Ole Miss quarterback Bo Wallace, the touchdown runs of Jeremy Hill and courageous throws of Zach Mettenberger, seven turnovers in all and what seemed like the umpteen times the Tigers looked like they would bleed to death in the red zone.
The fourth quarter was epic.
The Tigers scored on a short run by Hill, then Wallace hit Donte Moncrief with a 30-yard strike to put the Rebels back in front 35-28.
LSU's chances then seemed to fade to a gasp. The Tigers went three-and-out on their next possession as Mettenberger got shaken up.
LSU punted, but Ole Miss returned the favor from its 38, setting the stage for what looked like scripted drama.
As long shadows crept across the floor of Death Valley and turned a day game into night, Odell Beckham Jr. awaited Jim Broadway's punt deep in LSU's south end.
With Billy Cannon himself watching from a suite near where his name is stamped in bright lights on the east-upper-deck facade (earlier Saturday, he was signing autographs at the LSU team hotel across campus), Beckham grabbed the 51-yard kick at his 11, shook off an arm tackle by Joel Kight at the 23 and eluded a diving Mike Marry at the 25, setting sail up the Rebels' sideline into the north end zone on an 89-yard punt return. It was so much like what Cannon did against Ole Miss on Halloween night 1959 it was eerie.
"Wasn't the Billy Cannon return 89 yards?" LSU coach Les Miles asked. Yes, it was. "Wasn't it really the same route?" Pretty close. "Was it the same night? Is this Halloween?"
Um, no.
"I was on a roll there for awhile," Miles said with a playful snap of his fingers.
After the Rebels missed a 53-yard field goal, a confident LSU team then marched methodically for the winning score, a 1-yard leap by Jeremy Hill with 15 seconds left.
After that, the game included one last ode to LSU-Ole Miss games past, as a pass by Rebels quarterback Barry Brunetti that Eric Reid intercepted was called back because Brunetti first stepped out of bounds at his 29.
Officials set the clock to three seconds. Back in 1972, disgusted Ole Miss fans suggested setting clocks back 4 seconds when crossing into Louisiana after the Tigers ran two plays in the final :04, with Bert Jones finding Brad Davis for the winning score as time expired in the south end zone.
"Was that 3 seconds, or 4?" Jones asked afterward, clearly enjoying the parallel.
The Rebels had one last chance at a Stanford-Cal finish, but a forward lateral finally ended this one.
For Ole Miss, it was a painful yet meaningful building block.
For LSU, especially its 15 seniors, a closer-than-expected win made their swan song even sweeter.
"It is," sixth-year offensive lineman Josh Dworaczyk said. "It's Ole Miss. It's a huge rivalry. It's a historic matchup."
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MCC Theater presents Matt Lauria, Lauren Culpepper, David Hull, Evan Jonigkeit, Kobi Libii, and Aleque Reid (Hair 1st National Tour) in the New York premiere production of Really Really by Paul Downs Colaizzo. The production, which marks Colaizzo's New York playwriting debut, is directed by David Cromer, the Obie Award and Lucille LortelAward-winning director of hits Our Town, Adding Machine and Tribes.
The cast met the press earlier today at the Lucille Lortel Theatre and you can check out a photo preview from the festivities below!
Really Really begins in the hazy aftermath of a wild party when 'the morning after' appears to be just another day in the undergrad carnival that revolves around a close circle of friends. But when morning-after gossip about privileged Davis (Lauria) and ambitious Leigh (Mamet) turns ugly, the veneer of loyalty and friendship is peeled back to reveal a vicious jungle of sexual politics, raw ambition, and class warfare where only the strong could possibly survive.
Paul Downs Colaizzo's startlingly funny, booze-soaked cornucopia, Really Really, took Washington D.C. by storm last season with its acclaimed, record-breaking run at the Tony Award-winning Signature Theatre. In addition to direction by David Cromer (whose visionary take on Our Town floored New York audiences in 2009, and whose Tribes is currently one of Off-Broadway's biggest hits), this production features scenic design by David Korins (Annie), costume design by Sarah Laux (associate designer, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson), lighting design by David Wiener (reasons to be pretty), and sound design by Daniel Kluger (Tribes).
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THE Melbourne Rebels' encouraging pre-season has taken a knock, with promising New Zealand recruit Jason Woodward being ruled out for six weeks with a finger injury caused in a training accident.
Woodward, 22, injured a tendon in the middle finger of his right hand this week after getting it caught by a teammate's shorts during a drill. The former New Zealand under-20 representative, who was in contention for a back-line spot, possibly on the wing, will now need surgery.
The Rebels had previously enjoyed a relatively healthy lead-up to the season-opener against Western Force on February 15. Kimami Sitauti, who will miss this season because of an ankle injury, is the only long-term casualty. New recruit, Wallaby Scott Higginbotham, will not play any trial games because of a shoulder injury.
Apart from Woodward, the remaining 32 members of the squad have been slated to play in Saturday's trial against New South Wales in Hobart. But a decision will be made on whether Kurtley Beale plays or is rested after medical staff assess his recovery from Wednesday night's training session.
If Beale is a confirmed starter, he will play at full-back, with James O'Connor spending time at five-eighth and also at full-back.
Among those who will return in better shape than he finished last season is promising forward Luke Jones. The 21-year-old battled a toe injury in the latter part of last season.
''I had a few problems … last year which caused me to miss two games and I decided it was probably best to sort it out now when I was young and get surgery and get it cleaned out,'' said Jones, who can play in the second and back rows.
''There was arthritis in the toe but it's not a big deal. It's something I can manage and play through.''
He said last year's promotion to regular game-day team member had made him a more confident player.
''I feel more sure of myself,'' Jones said. ''I was always very confident but being able to back it up with having a season under my belt, I know what I'm capable of and what I can do from here … having that reassurance is key, I think.''
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After a successful foray into the IPL, Sportnet is back in the sport of Cricket in signing a massive deal to bring Candian cricket fans the next four years of ICC events, culminating in the ICC Cricket World Cup in 2015. The 2013 CWCQ has also been listed as a broadcast even though details have not yet been made available as of yet.
Should Canada make it to the 2015 event or the 2012 T20 CWC in Sri Lanka, fans will be able to follow our team on cable via the Sportsnet suite of channels or on their mobile phones. Cricket Canada Vice President Ravin Moorthy was pleased with the announcement saying "This (deal) is further recognition of how big cricket has become in Canada. Having one of the biggest names in Canadian sports involved with cricket is great news for fans and players as well as the overall visibility of the game in Canada"
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Sportsnet Announces Four-Year Agreement with ESPN STAR Sports for International Cricket Council Events
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TORONTO (October 6, 2011)
Sportsnet World is now home to the International Cricket Council's biggest events, as Sportsnet today announced a new four-year agreement with ESPN STAR Sports, Asia's No. 1 sports content provider, for all ICC events through 2015 on multiple Sportsnet platforms. The exclusive Canadian media agreement includes eight major international tournaments, leading up to the world's premiere cricket event – the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015.
With this new agreement, Sportsnet World becomes the ultimate destination for cricket fans, complementing its extensive coverage of Indian Premier League matches.
All eight ICC events will be aired on Sportsnet World, plus additional coverage on Sportsnet. Sportsnet Mobile and sportsnet.ca will also offer coverage.
"Our new partnership with the ICC and ESPN STAR Sports strengthens our hold on cricket across the country and is a great addition for Sportsnet World," said Navaid Mansuri, Vice-President of Finance & Sports Programming, Rogers Media. "Fans in Canada now have access to more cricket coverage than ever before."
Anurag Dahiya, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development and Cricket Rights, said, "We are very pleased to partner with Sportsnet as we continue to work towards giving the largest exposure to ICC events. The recent ICC Cricket World Cup was showcased in more than 180 territories across the globe and we are committed to further build on its reach."
The four-year agreement includes the following eight events:
· 2012 ICC Under 19 Cricket World Cup · 2012 ICC World Twenty20
· 2013 ICC World Cup Qualifier · 2013 ICC Champions Trophy
· 2013 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup
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· 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup The full broadcast schedule will be announced in the coming months.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office revealed another piece of evidence in the search for a man who police say grabbed and attacked a jogger in a Southside neighborhood last month.
Police held up an extra large hooded sweatshirt at a media conference Wednesday. Police also said they believe the attacker they are looking for is a large person and may be a smoker.
Channel 4's Crime Analyst Ken Jefferson said the sweatshirt is a key piece of evidence in this case.
"If he was sweating or saliva got on it, it depends on how long the hoodie was out in the elements," said Jefferson.
The news of the attack has runners in Jacksonville on their toes, especially as many train for the Gate River Run next month.
"It keeps me running with a partner and during daylight hours," said runner Amy Jones.
"Just being a female runner or any runner, you wanna make sure you're out in the daylight because of cars and traffic," said runner Sarah Servold. "Obviously, you don't want anything worse to happen."
"What happens is an intelligence bulletin goes out to all the officers and they keep that in their files," said Jefferson. "You'd be surprised how many memories can be logged if they see someone that looks like composite sketch."
When Channel 4 approached joggers Wednesday about the late January attack and JSO's new evidence, many we spoke with told us they had a danger plan for their jogs.
"I have to check in with my sister who's my roommate and we check in every hour. If I don't check in, she knows something is going on and she needs to drive down," said runner Stephanie Coleman. "Around here, you have dark areas and those dark areas, so I don't do the morning run because of that."
According to Todd Williams, just planning to go out during daylight hours isn't enough. Williams, a multi-time gate River Run Champion has started a company called "Run Safer," which incorporates martial arts, self defense and safe running habits.
Williams' program essentially teaches joggers how to defend themselves in case an attack does occur.
"I feel any runner probably needs to go to some workshop or some type of instruction just so they can have it in their runner's tool box," said Williams.
Williams showed Channel 4 a few basic moves like making sure to have a wide stance if someone tries to grab you.
"I'm not going to turn someone into a ninja or Bruce Lee type. Just to show people what they can do to try and frustrate and get out of that situation," said Williams. "A few weeks ago we had an attack on a runner and she got out of harm's way. And that's all I wanna' do."
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If you're a Californian interested in taking up graduate studies in January at a California State University campus, think again.
But if you live in another state or country, check it out and sign your check.
Cal State system leaders have told the university's 23 campuses they won't be allowed to admit California graduate students for the spring term, which starts in January. Budget cuts made the system in the spring unable to afford residents' heavily discounted education, campus leaders were told.
But nonresident students - who pay considerably higher fees - remain welcome, at least at some campuses. That has become an issue leading some rebellious graduate schools to turn away the non-Californians - and the financial windfall they would bring.
We either take both kinds of students or none, one professor said.
"It's appalling, and I would never, ever go along with" excluding resident students, said Maria Nieto, a Cal State East Bay biology professor who coordinates her department's graduate studies. "To say, `You can accept these students at the exclusion of California students' goes against the mission of CSU."
"This is yet another effect of the financial crisis for higher education - a crisis that has reduced Cal Poly Pomona's state funding by nearly $55 million since the 2008-09 academic year," said Tim Lynch, a spokesman for Cal Poly Pomona. No decision had yet been made at that campus about non-resident graduate students attending in spring, as of Wednesday afternoon, he said.
Things were similarly up in the air at Cal State San Bernardino.
"It really is so dependent on what happens in November," said Cal State San Bernardino spokesman Sid Robinson.
In an effort to offset massive cuts in state funding, the CSU also has closed spring admission to undergraduate students on most campuses.
Undergraduates are far more plentiful than graduate students in CSU, comprising 86 percent of some 430,000 students.
Some campuses, however, have made exceptions for undergraduates and resident students in special categories.
Cal State Long Beach, which typically enrolls about 1,500 students each spring, has chosen to admit a handful of resident undergraduate and graduate students for the spring 2013 semester.
David Dowell, vice provost for planning and budgets, said Cal State Long Beach plans to admit about 90 students who are either veterans or are enrolled in special nursing and education programs.
In addition to the 90 resident students, the campus plans to enroll about 50 nonresident students, he said, adding that the nonresident students are mostly international.
Dowell said the university works to closely monitor its international student population.
"We are very careful to manage our international admission in such a way that it never creates a disadvantage for California students," he said.
Each year, the CSU generally enrolls between 16,000 and 18,000 students from other states or countries. Spring-term, nonresident graduate students are really rare: some 300 statewide, a university spokesman estimated.
Out-of-state and international students bring diversity to college campuses, proponents say, and the extra money they pay helps schools offset years of budget cuts. Most graduate students from California will pay $7,356 in CSU tuition in 2012-13; nonresidents will pay an additional $372 per semester unit, which amounts to $8,928 for 24 units per year on top of tuition.
San Jose State officials said their reason for accepting nonresidents is clear - they need the money.
"It's right at the head of campus priorities to pick up additional revenues," said Bill Nance, the campus vice president for student affairs. "We agree, it's not fair to Californians."
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State officials Wednesday rejected a bid to offer online classes to public school students by a firm linked to the 2009 bribery trial of the brother of former U.S. Congressman William Jefferson.
However, the state approved requests by 45 other applicants.
In addition, the state Department of Education recommended the approval of 11 new charter schools, including one in Baton Rouge that would serve students with dyslexia and is backed by Dr. Laura Cassidy, the wife of U.S. Rep. William Cassidy, R-Baton Rouge.
All of the applications are scheduled for final action on Wednesday by the state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education.
The program will allow private businesses, colleges, public school districts and others to offer students courses for colleges and careers, apprenticeships and advanced placement classes as well as traditional classes.
The aim of the law, which was enacted earlier this year, is to give public school students new options for college or career planning.
The firm that sparked attention, JRL Enterprises Inc., was one of 72 that made the first round of cuts in October for a new state program.
Officials of JRL, which wanted to offer students an online algebra class, played a prominent role in the bribery trial of the late Mose Jefferson, brother of the former congressman. JRL was never accused of wrongdoing.
However, Mose Jefferson was convicted of bribery and obstruction of justice after being accused of paying $140,000 in kickbacks to a former Orleans Parish School Board president for her support in awarding school contracts to a computer-based teaching system he sold.
Authorities said Jefferson was the source of money for help winning School Board approval of contracts for JRL's "I CAN Learn" math program.
News accounts said JRL Enterprises paid a firm run by Mose Jefferson $913,000 in consulting fees.
Why the company's application was rejected was unclear.
A news release issued by the department listed the 45 applicants that won agency approval without listing those that did not.
JRL's application sparked worries among leaders of BESE, including Jim Garvey, of Metairie.
"I certainly did have some concerns," Garvey said Wednesday. "They would have had to jump over a high hurdle to get me comfortable."
Vincent Melerine, vice president of customer support for JRL, said in an email response to a question that he is unaware of any other firm that offers a proven algebra program recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
Melerine said earlier that John R. Lee, president and founder of the firm, testified for the prosecution three times in the Jefferson case.
Applicants that won approval include a handful of school districts, the University of New Orleans and a variety of online companies.
The list includes 20 virtual courses, 13 face-to-face classes and 12 that combine both, according to the department.
The department will publish a catalog of classes in January. Enrollment begins in March for the 2013-14 school year.
The classes will generally be financed with public dollars.
Providers are supposed to get half of the payment when students enroll and the other half when they successfully complete the program on time.
Meanwhile, the 11 charter schools recommended for BESE approval would bring the state's total to 115.
Charter schools are public schools run by nongovernmental boards.
They are supposed to offer innovative teaching methods.
Under a law enacted earlier this year, charter school applicants in school districts rated D or F can apply directly to BESE and 26 did so, up from five last year.
About 57,000 students attend the 104 charter schools that operate now.
One of those that the department recommended for BESE approval is the Dyslexia and Literacy Association of Louisiana.
Dr. Laura Cassidy, president of the board seeking the charter, said Wednesday that the school is drawing heavy interest.
Backers hope to open the school in the fall of 2013, likely on or near the LSU campus.


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The Mounties have launched a manhunt for four armed men who broke into a New Bothwell-area home Sunday at 2:30 a.m., pepper-sprayed a woman and held a gun on her while robbing the woman in front of her six-year-old child.
Steinbach RCMP Sgt. Rob Lasson said Mounties were alerted at 4:30 a.m. and immediately rushed to the home.
Lasson said three or four men, all wearing balaclavas and carrying firearms, "forcibly entered a camper situated on a yard site that was occupied by a female resident.
"Upon entry into the camper, the suspects pepper-sprayed and pointed numerous firearms at the female victim forcing her into a back room. One suspect confined the victim by holding her at gunpoint as the remaining suspects rummaged through the camper stealing electronic equipment. The victim remained at gunpoint in the camper as the other suspects entered her residence where her six-year-old child was present. A variety of electronic devices were stolen from the residence," said Lasson.
Police said the victim described one suspect as large and dark with bushy eyebrows, while the other spoke English with a strong accent.
"The suspects fled the residence in an unknown vehicle in an undetermined direction," Lasson said. "The victim was not seriously injured during the incident. She was offered medical attention for the bear spray."
The Winnipeg RCMP Forensic Identification Section is assisting with the investigation.
No additional information is available at this time, said Lasson. The investigation is continuing.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Steinbach RCMP at 326-4452 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) or at manitobacrimestoppers.com or text "TIPMAN" plus your message to Crimes (274637).


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In Uganda, Oxfam's focus is on supporting those affected by conflict, lobbying for peace, rights of nomadic herders, and livelihoods.
Uganda is faced with diverse challenges. In the north, recent decades have seen communities terrorized by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), forcing hundreds of thousands of people from their homes and destroying trade and livelihoods.
Pastoralist communities in the northeast have suffered years of neglect and an unfettered flow of arms through the porous borders with Sudan and Kenya. In the lush, mountainous southwest, climate change is posing serious threats to people's access to water and farmland.
Calling for peace
- Up to two million people forced from their homes;
- 25,000 children abducted and forced to fight as child soldiers.
The LRA crisis in the north has recently eased and security has improved, but this in itself has brought new challenges. Whole swathes of the countryside have been emptied – communities are now starting to return to their homes, but they have little to return to. The villages have been neglected for years and people have little access to basic services. An entire generation has been traumatised by years of abductions and attacks and communities now need support to rebuild their lives.
Oxfam in Uganda
We continue to raise awareness of the conflict and lobby for action to be taken to end the fighting. We provide clean water and sanitation to those living in camps.
Oxfam supports around 230,000 people to rebuild their livelihoods through provision of essential services - such as water and sanitation – and supporting agricultural development and other livelihoods initiatives through provision of agricultural inputs, extension support, trainings and production assets.
We believe that fundamental change in Uganda will only come with a shift in government and donor policies. We provide funding and technical expertise to many non-government organizations across Uganda, both to help them implement projects and to support their campaigns on behalf of disadvantaged groups.
Oxfam partners have been instrumental in responding to some of the major humanitarian emergencies that have struck Uganda, such as flooding and landslides. Many partners also lobby the national government on a wide range of policies, including gender equality, climate change and conflict resolution.
Violence against women is another core concern in Uganda. Oxfam is part of the We Can campaign which works through communities and individuals to change attitudes towards domestic violence.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - A Florida ethics panel is approving the way Gov. Rick Scott is handling his finances.
Scott asked the state's ethics commission if a blind trust he set up to handle his assets meets a new state ethics law.
The multi-millionaire former businessman first set up his trust back in 2011 right after he came into office. He set aside nearly $74 million of assets into the account that is controlled by a New York firm.
The new law gives public officials a "safe harbor" from conflict charges if they turn over a complete list of assets that were in the blind trust when it was set up. Scott turned over that information last month.
A watchdog group, however, says the commission didn't ask for enough information from the governor.
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In 1974 I found myself unemployed, as a result of a political purge at the Bicycle Repair Collective, and I was seriously considering going into business as a frame builder.
I had some contacts in Chicago, including a then fairly active frame builder named Robert Myers, a former pupil of Albert Eisentraut. I was able to arrange to work in his shop for a couple of weeks on an apprenticeship basis, no money but I'd learn to build frames, and I'd also get to build a frame for myself.
As it turned out, this was a great stroke of luck for me, as I got to learn what hard, grimy work framebuilding was, and that it was not how i wanted to spend my time 40 hours a week!
To this day, the thought of a sandblasting booth gives me the willies!
At the time, most of my experience was with British and French bikes, though I had also worked on a few Italian bikes, mainly Atalas, and Italianate Raleigh Professionals. I was very taken by the elegant simplicty of the lugwork on these bikes, a contrast to the ornate lugs that were beginning to go out of fashion. I decided the bike I'd build for myself would be a super-trick Italian style criterium racer.
Rob was very helpful and gave great advice.
I wanted this frame to be super stiff, so I selected the heaviest gauge tubes that Rob had in stock. It is a mix of Reynolds 531 and Super Vitus tubing, I know longer remember which tubes are which.
At the time, pretty much all bikes used external nut mounting for caliper brakes. If recessed brake bolts existed, they were distinctly newfangled, and I can't recall if I had ever seen any.
My solution was to go one better, in any case: I bought a pair of Campagnolo center bolts and brazed them into the fork crown and seatstay bridge, cutting and filing the back edges smooth:
I couldn't afford actual Campagnolo brakes at the time, so I initially installed Weinmann calipers with Universal brake levers.
In the late 1980s, these were replaced with Shimano SLR brakes. Getting those to work with the Campagnolo centerbolts was a bit of a challenge, since the Shimano calipers used a 7 mm bolt, vs the 6 mm Campagnolo bolts. I solved this problem by wrapping brass shim stock around the center bolts.
I had been very much taken with the "fastback" seat cluster of the Raleigh Professional and wished to do something similar on the Brown. This turned out to be a lot of work, and to use a LOT of silver! Underneath all of that is a fairly ordinary lug. The built-up silver is counterbored and drilled for a 1/4" - 28 socket head cap screw, also an innovation at the time.
This is what is known somewhat scornfully among professional framebuilders as a "hundred hour frame" because I took the time to do a LOT of hand filing on it, time that would not be economically feasible in a commercial product.
Another "trick" feature of this frame is the chainstay bridge, which runs all the way through both chainstays. Rob said this was arguably stronger than a conventional one, since the bridge was brazed to both the inside and the outside of each stay.
There's a "spearpoint" reinforcement on the back of the seat tube. This is a piece cut from some scrap of frame tubing, welded on to the bottom bracket shell before brazing. It was probably the hardest part of the job, and didn't come out as elegant as I had hoped. The dropouts are classic Campagnolo 1010s with the fender mounts filed off (seemed like a good idea at the time!)
The front is radial spoked, heads in. I no longer believe that heads in is the best way to build a radial wheel, but that's how I used to do it.
Sometime in the late 1970s, I "T-boned" a Chevy that darted out of a driveway into my path while I was moving along at a pretty good clip. This was one of the worse crashes I've ever had, snapped off my two upper front teeth and bent the frame, fork and crank.
I got crowns for my teeth, and straightened the fork and frame. (The seat tube had a 4 degree sideways bend just above the top of the spearpoint. I suspect that if it had not been for the spearpoint's reinforcement, the frame would have bent even farther, and been irreparable.
After the crash, I rebuilt the wheels using 630 mm (27 inch) Araya A20 rims, possibly the nicest rim ever made in that size. I'm still riding those.
I converted to a triple using a black Sugino AP130 crankset, which I believe was the first ever 130/74 triple. I was thrilled when this became availalble, because it was the first time it became possible to use Biopace chainrings larger than 50 teeth on a triple! It has 52, 42 and 28 tooth biopace chainrings, which I've painted black to match the crank. I'm still using this crankset.
In 1984, I fell in love with the Shimano Dura-Ace SIS shift levers. The old SunTour units slipped all the time and had never been satisfactory. I wasn't convinced about indexing, but loved the feel of the Shimano levers, so I bought a pair, originally intending to use them in friction mode.
Once I had the indexing levers, however, I had to try to get indexing to work. I drilled out the housing stop of the SunTour Cyclone rear derailer, and tapped it to receive an adjusting barrel, in the hope that I might luck out and have a workable shifting system. Mirable dictu, it worked!
The short cage Cyclone can't handle the take up if I try to use the 28 tooth ring with any of the smaller rear sprockets, but I never have any occasion to use those gears anyway, so it works fine for me.
Most recently, further in the spirit of breaking the rules, I installed a set of Campagnolo Veloce 10-speed Ergo shifter...still with the 30 year old Cyclone and the 6-speed Regina Oro freewheel...and that works too!
I started out with some rather deep Fiamme bars which got wrecked in the crash. Later I installed some nice Nitto bars and a Cinelli stem.
That's what you see in the photo at the top of this page.
In the early '90s I switched to Scott AT-4 mountain bike bars, with DiaCompe SS5 brake levers, in an attempt to make this bike (which was originally built for speed, not for comfort) more comfortable. That was an improvement, but I found that I only rarely rode it, mainly because I was no longer happy reaching down to the down-tube shift levers. (This partly has to do with getting old and stiff and fat...I was up to 270 pounds or so for a while. Since then I've lost about 60 pounds thanks to the Atkins Diet...) The latest incarnation of this bike is the most radical yet! As of May, 2004, It now has two, count 'em, two sets of handlebars!
This looks strange, but it turns out to be really pleasant to ride! The drop bars are a bit lower than I would normally be comfortable with, but a few inches above them is a second handlebar, a cut-down straight MTB bar. This gives me a couple of extra positions:
- Putting my hands on the grips gives me a sort-of cruiser-like "sit-up-and-beg" position which is a great relief when my wrists are starting to get sore.
This also turns out to be a very good position for seated climbing, because it puts more of my weight over my legs.
The handlebars are cut of quite short so as not to bump into my arms when I'm riding on the hoods. The resulting position, althought I'm sitting up quite straight, is more aerodynamic than I would have expected, presumably due to the fact that my hands and arms are pretty close together.
- In addition, I can lean my forearms onto the upper bar in much the manner of an aero clip on. Although there aren't pads as with a typical aero bar, the higher position means that I don't lean that hard on them, and it's quite comfortable for reasonable periods of time.
The Dual Brake SystemI like to ride pretty fast, but I don't feel comfortable with my hands too far from the brakes.
I've worked around this by insalling a pair of Tektro "interrupter" levers on the upper handlebar. These levers are comonly marketed as "cyclocross" levers, intended to mount near the middle of a drop bar, but they work really well in this application too.
Normally, these levers would be set up with housing running along the top of the bar and into the outboard end of the lever body, with a second section of housing running down to the brake caliper. I tried that, but the cable routing was very awkward, so I reversed it.
In my installation, the housing runs from the drop bar lever under the tape then makes a smooth 180 degree bend to attach to the inboard side of the interrupter lever. Then a second section of housing run outward and downward to the calipers.
Photos made with Nikon D70 w/18-70 lens , minor tweaking with Adobe Photoshop 7.0
May, 2004
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From Mr. Adnan Oktar"s live interview on Kanal 35 TV and TV Kayseri, November 22nd, 2009
ADNAN OKTAR: Is the heading Mimar Sinan legible? I assume it is, isn't it? Yes, this is a magazine brought out by our mason friends. It is like the official publication organ of masons. You know they say; "We have nothing to do with Darwinism, we believe in the Great Architect of the universe." What ever it means? Because Allah exists. They say, "the great architect of the universe, it is the total energy." Allah forbid! We do not regard Almighty Allah as total energy. We regard Him as the sole Power over all, Who pervades all things. The Creator of all things. Right? It says in the magazine's 31st page "Although it is unable to provide certain and proven answers to many questions within scientific and religious hypotheses produced regarding the origin of life on Earth, Darwin's is the most valid account". So much for them having nothing to do with Darwinism! Look, "within the scientific and religious hypotheses produced regarding the origin of life on Earth" "hypothesis," "religious hypothesis" Allah's creation is not a hypothesis but a fact. "Although it is unable to provide certain and proven answers to many questions within scientific and religious hypotheses produced regarding the origin of life on Earth, Darwin's is still the most valid account." I don't know what else needs to be said?
These things are emphasized in the same way in their other publications.
Here, they make much reference to evolution again, "to an exchange of matter in living things on Earth, to the "Mother Nature" in the microbes that are beneficial to and live within us, in all plants, animals and human beings themselves." "Mother Nature!" We recognize no Mother Nature, and no Father Nature, either. Allah created the universe. There is no such thing as Mother Nature. "A mysterious order it creates." . " Imagining that they are in a constant state of organic solidarity with a mysterious order produced by Mother Nature, Freemasonry continues with its aim of peace, security and happiness, in short, of humanism and the universal union of man." And it goes on like this. Mother Nature is another name for Darwinism. We recognize no Mother Nature, Father Nature or Grandfather Nature, there is only Allah. I could cite many other examples.
There is again this statement by a Master Mason: "God is pure evolution." May Allah forbid! "One element of this is the force of nature. In this way the pure and real universe is the energy surrounding it." From the book Inspirations from Freemasonry. That is again a work of the Masons. That means they believe in Darwinism.
They don't have any belief in Allah according to our way of understanding. They regard Him as total energy, as an unconscious energy. There can be no such belief in Allah. Belief in Allah is as described in the Qur'an. Allah neither gave birth nor was given birth to, isn't that so? He is the sole and absolute power, the Lord of all. All things belong to Him, and He is the Creator of the Earth and the sky and everything in between. They must therefore renounce Mother Nature, Grandfather Nature and that kind of thing. These are now out of date, bizarre ancient philosophical ideas.
OKTAR BABUNA: They also have some other statements, may I read them out? In the records of the meetings of the Grand Lodge.
ADNAN OKTAR : Read them out.
OKTAR BABUNA: May Allah forbid! "We will no longer regard Allah as the object of life; we have created our own aim, and that is mankind, not Allah."
ADNAN OKTAR : Masons say that.
OKTAR BABUNA: Yes masons say that.
ADNAN OKTAR: Anything else, read them out if you have anything else?
OKTAR BABUNA: Yes there are, insha'Allah… From a masonic book called The Secret Doctrine, "Our planet's one and only deity is satan."
ADNAN OKTAR : Masons?
OKTAR BABUNA: Yes
ADNAN OKTAR: We have only One God, and that is Almighty Allah, not the satan.
OKTAR BABUNA: "Lucifer is a divine and earthly light." Lucifer is their name for satan. Again from The Secret Doctrine. "Lucifer is satan himself and it is so obvious that the secret societies that worship Lucifer are the anti-christ", -in other words the dajjal, the system of the dajjal- "that every Christian sect has to accept that it worships satan and the darkness." Arthur Edward Waite. Devil Worship, from France.
ADNAN OKTAR : It is all out in the open. There is devil-worship and a refusal to believe in Allah. They speak of an inanimate force called total energy and believe in evolution and Darwinism. They make that quite explicit. They should therefore be more honest and out in the open on the subject, in other words, there is no need for any confusion, issues about religion are beyond that, insha'Allah. They should have a clear belief.


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SWIM Bournemouth's Jay Lelliott believes he could make a Commonwealth Games final on his international debut after being named in the England team today for Glasgow 2014.
Lelliott, 19, who survived two operations for a recurrent brain tumour when he was 12 and 13, said he was "over the moon" at his selection for the 1500m freestyle.
He told the Daily Echo: "I wasn't really expecting to qualify. My aim in Glasgow was to make three finals and hopefully get myself into the British team next year.
"Getting into the England team is a bonus – but now I'm in it I want to enjoy it and see what I can.
"It's my international debut and it's a great way to start, but I'm not going in as a favourite.
"If I come ninth or 10th that will be great – and if I can make a final that would be even better.
"My coach and I have a time in mind that we think I can achieve. But we're not telling anyone what that is and we are not underestimating the opposition."
Lelliott was one of 36 swimmers named in the England team today – the first from Dorset since Manchester 2002, when Karen Legg won five medals for England and Swim Bournemouth's current head coach Emma Hirst (now Richards) represented her native Jersey.
He booked his ticket with a spectacular silver medal in the 1500m freestyle at the British International Meet last month.
His time of 15min 12.70sec in the Glasgow trials represented a 23-second personal best and placed him second in Britain to Olympic finalist Dan Fogg and seventh in the Commonwealth rankings.
"It has been a huge journey for me. There have been so many ups and downs since I was diagnosed with a brain tumour aged 12," he said.
"This last year has shown what I can do."
Lelliott's recent rise up the rankings has been meteoric after an early swimming career hindered by delays and illness.
He was on a waiting list for 18 months before joining his first club, Tornadoes of South Dorset, at the relatively late age of 11.
Within a year he had worked his way into the A squad, only to be diagnosed almost immediately with a recurrent brain tumour and a related condition called absence epilepsy, which caused him to suddenly blank out for 15 or 20 seconds.
The tumour required two operations at Southampton, which further delayed his progress by several months.
So Lelliott was 13 before his swimming career really got going.
At 15 his times started to drop dramatically and he qualified for his first national youth championships.
At 16 he broke the Dorset senior record in the 200m butterfly.
In 2012 he decided to join Swim Bournemouth, despite the daily 70-mile round trip to the club's training base at Canford School.
In his first year with Bournemouth he broke another 22 county records, qualified for seven events at nationals and won a place on a British Swimming event camp.
He is now at Bath University, where an international standard training regime alongside many of the best swimmers in Britain is pushing him to even greater heights.
Former Bournemouth Dolphin Amelia Maughan, also now based at Bath, is also in the England team for the 4x200m freestyle relay.


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Maybe it's because I've been spoiled with the previous two seasons but I was expecting a much more massive and jaw-dropping scene to end Season 3. After all, Season 1 ended with the birth of Dany's dragons and Season 2 ended with Sam's sighting of the White Walkers. I found the climax for Season 3 disappointing though. It was a good scene but it was nowhere near as cliffhanger-ish as the previous two finales. It wasn't even as good as the Sack of Astapor.
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Single Tickets Go On Sale Tomorrow for THE LAST FIVE YEARS at Second Stage Theatre
Single tickets will go on sale to the general public for Second Stage Theatre's revival of Jason Robert Brown's musical The Last Five Years on Saturday, January 19th at 10aM. Starring Adam Kantor and Betsy Wolfe, the beloved two-character musical, which has received more than 500 regional productions and 3,000 performances around the world, is returning to New York City after eleven years in an all-new staging directed by MR. Brown. The Last Five Years will begin previews on Thursday, March 7 at Second Stage's Tony Kiser Theatre (305 West 43rd street). Opening night is scheduled for Tuesday, April 2 at 7pm.
Single tickets for The Last Five Years are $80, with box balcony seating at $65. Tickets are available at www.2ST.com or by calling the box office at 212-246-4422. A limited number of 30 under 30 seats are available for $30.
Jason Robert Brown's contemporary musical The Last Five Years tells the emotionally powerful story of two twenty-something New Yorkers who dive head first into a marriage fueled by the optimism that comes with finding "the one." But in a city where professional and personal passions collide and only the strongest relationships survive, navigating the waters of love and matrimony can sometimes prove too much. Funny, honest and intimate, with an exuberantly romantic score, The Last Five Years takes a bold look at one young couple's hope that love endures the test of time.
THE LAST FIVE YEARS premiered off-Broadway at the Minetta Lane Theatre in 2002 in a production starring Norbert Leo Butz and Sherie Rene Scott, directed by Daisy Prince. Named as one of Time Magazine's Ten Best of the Year, the musical received the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Music and Outstanding Lyrics, and was nominated for five additional Drama Desk Awards, including Outstanding Musical. The Last Five Years was also nominated for the Outer Critics Circle Award and the Lortel Award for Outstanding Musical.
THE LAST FIVE YEARS will feature scenic design by Derek McLane, costume design by Emily Rebholz, lighting design by Jeff Croiter, and sound design by Jon Weston. The musical director will be Thomas Murray.


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The Young Adult Librarian had the day off to read The Fiery Heart by Richelle Mead. She tweeted her reactions while reading. If you did not have time to follow along on the library's Twitter page - @glensidepld - the tweets are compiled here.
Wearing my AYE shirt and off to pick up the new Bloodlines book. #TheFieryHeart
Have Fiery Heart and getting set to read and tweet my reactions. #TheFieryHeart @RichelleMead
Read the first two chapters online before. #TheFieryHeart
Yo, Adrian! We get his POV. 2 points if you get my reference. #TheFieryHeart
Any points earned may be redeemed for free checkouts with a valid library card.
p3 Oh, the feels! #TheFieryHeart
p6 The Love Phone!!! #TheFieryHeart
p8 I would buy juice from them if I was in Fresno. #TheFieryHeart
p12 Not currently a fan of Zoe. #TheFieryHeart
p20 I would also go to a witch tea party. I love tea parties. #TheFieryHeart
p37 You may be Adrian Ivashkov, but you shouldn't be acting like that around other girls. #TheFieryHeart
p43 Adrian has very good taste in music. #TheFieryHeart
p47 A possible spirit solution. #TheFieryHeart
P51 "Honestly, how hard was it for people to park between the lines?" Totally with Sydney on this. #TheFieryHeart
p57 We will see if Inez will be as memorable as Malachi Wolfe. #TheFieryHeart
p64 An explanation and call back to book 1. #TheFieryHeart
p95 I am now shipping Wolfe & Terwilliger. Werwilliger? Tolfe? Macklyn? Jalachi? #TheFieryHeart @RichelleMead
p146 This better not be the "new temptations" in Silver Shadows. #TheFieryHeart
p181 A big step for Adrian. #TheFieryHeart
p205 Effects of re-education. Foreshadowing? #TheFieryHeart
p234 Unexpected side-effect. #TheFieryHeart
p299 Oooh, Sydrian developments. #TheFieryHeart
p339-341 Bittersweet romance. #TheFieryHeart
Sydney is an Aquarius. Richelle Mead and the YA librarian share the same astrological sign. 2 points if you know which one. #TheFieryHeart
p351 Oh, Sydney, this is a bad idea. Eddie should have learned from the past. #TheFieryHeart
p357 That is not how I saw this ending. #TheFieryHeart
p376. I have a bad feeling about this. #TheFieryHeart
Dual POV is ominous. See Allegiant & Origin.
p390 I was expecting this. #TheFieryHeart
p420 That is some ending. #TheFieryHeart
An emotional roller coaster in the past 3 hours. Will have to take July 29 off to read Silver Shadows. #TheFieryHeart
The book had a little more romance than previous books. As stated before, I knew something bad or surprising was going to happen to one of the main characters because of the author's use of two points of view. I did not like it as much as Indigo Spell, but it still held my attention. Even while tweeting, I was able to read the book in under three hours.
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Two of the three founders of Last.fm, the original Silicon Roundabout success story, have arrived back on the London tech scene to launch a new service that helps people discover popular web pages.
Felix Miller and Martin Stiksel, who sold their music "scrobbling" service Last.fm to CBS in $280m in 2007, announced their new venture Lumi in a blog post on Tuesday. Read more


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