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Bontrager's RL Road Shoes deliver features of much more expensive shoes without the premium price tag. They boast Bontrager's stiff and supportive Silver Series carbon soles for premium pedaling power and customizable eSoles that cradle you in comfort. Meanwhile, Bontrager's breathable InForm uppers feel great and feature tongues that extend to the toes for an awesome fit. And, you'll love the secure ratcheting buckles, Velcro strap closures and custom heel cups, too.
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By Ollie
from Andover, MA
About Me Avid Cyclist
I have two pairs of these since I like these so much, and most bike shoe companies seem to be moving away from buckle systems like this in favor of BOA systems. I find these traditional buckles much more comfortable than the BOAs, which put pressure in the wrong places and dig in.
I also like the thin tongue on these shoes, that is very comfortable.
Good stiff sole provides lots of power.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Low Quality
By BD
from Vancouver
Low quality materials and manufacture. Buckles faulty and straps tear. Cheap.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Great Quality Shoes
By Ron
from Washington, DC
About Me Casual/ Recreational
I loved them from the first time I tried them on and enjoyed riding with them. Like any road shoes with stiff soles, you need to be careful when walking on smooth surfaces. However, for the price Bontrager should've made them adaptable for SPD cleats. There are 'similar' lower-end models with both options to use Look/SPD-SL or SPD cleats that cost less. Overall, great shoes that I'm sure will last me a long time.
The Best Shoe for the money!
By G-Man
from Ogden, Utah
This shoe is very well built for the money. Excellent carbon sole, stylish leather upper, insert and bed is one of the best I have seen.
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Back in September, senior Parker Kiff, who had hoped to be the featured running back on the Baldwinsville football team, left the squad when he found out that sophomore Tyler Rouse would get most of the carries.
"I was just hot-headed," Kiff said of his abrupt departure.
Within a few days, Kiff was back on the team – and when Rouse went down with an injury early in Saturday night's Section III Class AA semifinal against Fayetteville-Manlius at Cicero-North Syracuse's Bragman Stadium, Kiff took charge.
The quick, powerful runs of Kiff and his backfield mates, combined with the superb blocking offered once more by B'ville's offensive line, led to a 21-14 victory over the previously unbeaten Hornets, the second time in as many years that the Bees (8-1) have knocked the Hornets out of the post-season.
All told, Kiff had 155 yards on 31 carries, with 20 of those carries coming in the second half as the Bees broke out of a 7-7 tie with a pair of scores, then held off a fierce F-M rally to advance to a sectional finals rematch against Christian Brothers Academy.
Head coach Carl Sanfilippo praised his team's character, saying his players refused to panic when Rouse went to the sidelines at the end of the first quarter, not to return.
At the time, B'ville trailed 7-0, its ground game stifled even with Rouse in the lineup as it had not recorded a first down. F-M had gone ahead thanks to a 58-yard pass from John Wittig to Austin Perez that set up Wittig's own five-yard touchdown run late in the opening period.
Not until the middle of the second quarter did B'ville start to move the ball with regularity. An 18-yard pass from Casey Colligan to Carter Twombly keyed a 50-yard march where Kiff and Ben Paprocki did most of the running. Kiff scored on an eight-yard run, and Mark Stanard's extra point made it 7-7, where it stood until halftime.
It wasn't until the second half, though, that the real power surge began. As so many other times this season, the front line of Nick Robinson, Matt Moreland, Jake Margrey, Ryland Jennings and Joe Tanguay, combined with tight ends Twombly and Stanard, plus fullbacks Steve Mitchell and Jim Lang, started to dominate the line of scrimmage, pushing aside a tough F-M front seven.
Paprocki ignited the third-quarter push with a 42-yard punt return to the F-M 23, setting up a short drive that consisted of three plays, all runs by Kiff. He went three yards, then 10 yards, and finally bulldozed his way into the end zone for the go-ahead touchdown, his second score of the night.
Later in the period, B'ville went 68 yards, with Kiff mustering the same kind of power runs that Rouse had made routine for much of the season. He had five carries on the drive, after which Paprocki took it to the goal line, from where Colligan sneaked in to make it 21-7.
Still, F-M would not go away. On fourth-down-and-10 on the first play of the fourth quarter, Wittig, from the 50, threw deep down the left side and found Perez, who caught it at the 10 and scored. Ari Waffle's PAT moved the Hornets within a touchdown.
With Kiff continuing to churn out big gains, B'ville used two long drives to eat up most of the fourth-quarter clock. Yet it still could not get one last first down to end matters, setting up a nervous finish.
From his own 32, with just 31 seconds left and no time-outs, Wittig had a short scramble, then threw a pair of first-down passes to Waffle before spiking the ball. F-M had one more chance from the 32 on the game's last play, but Wittig's pass was short – and Eric Anthony picked it off to clinch B'ville's victory.
And it sets up next Sunday's Class AA final in the Carrier Dome at 2 p.m. against CBA (9-0), whom B'ville defeated 30-12 for the sectional title in that same spot a year ago.
Of course, the Brothers handed the Bees its only defeat this season, a now-infamous 14-10 game played Oct. 15 in treacherous, muddy conditions at Pelcher-Arcaro Stadium. CBA beat West Genesee (55-6) and Utica Proctor (27-13) in this year's playoffs to get to the Dome.
Sanfilippo said the Bees will not change strategy for this latest CBA encounter, especially since it knows the surface will be clean this time.
"We just have to be ourselves, and not be fancy," he said.
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Recent Developments in Self-Managed Superannuation Funds
Published on 12 Mar 2001 | Took place at All Seasons Premier Menzies Hotel, Sydney , NSW
This one-day seminar update is designed to offer practical advice for those involved with self-managed superannuation funds.
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Superannuation Update
Kevin J MUNRO
This paper covers a number of recent issues in respect to superannuation including: Drafting of trust deeds for superannuation funds in light of changes for divorce and family law reforms and superannuation; Binding death benefit nominations; Recent superannuation cases including Midas superannuation fund and resettlements where a superannuation fund has carried forward losses; Issues concerning non-residents.
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Superannuation and Capital Gains Tax
Joe LOMBARDO
This paper discusses various capital gains measures that relate to superannuation and the sale of business, including, 15 year retirement relief; Sale of business and rollover to a superannuation fund; Sale of businesses and retirement.
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Greg GANZ
This paper discusses issues of superannuation and investments using the following examples: Acquisition of assets from real parties and the business real property rules; In-house assets and related party investments including leases to related parties and transitional rules; Unit trusts and superannuation funds and the transitional rules; Implications of entity taxation.
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Andrew SKINNER
This paper discusses options which are available to persons who wish to retire and have money in superannuation. Points focussed on include: Lump sum benefits; Alternative Income streams; Social security rules and pensions; Case studies on the use of allocated pensions and equalisation of benefits between spouses.
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If you drown and die this dream denotes that others will be dependent on you. The questions you should ask are: was someone else drowning?
Were you saved in the dream? Did you save another? Did you die in the dream? Did another person in your dream die? Was it worrying?
To dream that you are frightening against drowning in a dream can be rather frightening. It is associated with one's emotions. Water is all about emotions. If the water is murky then this means troubles ahead. If you're drowning or battling to inhale, you might be going through feelings of stress and uncertainty in waking life. This type of dream also alerts you to definitely regions of your unconscious that should be faced.
In this dream you may have...
Positive changes are afoot if…
Detailed dream meaning of drowning…
The possibility of actually drowning can be rather worrying. Water is a symbol of our inner emotions. To drown and die means that we will be reborn. Thus, to drown in one's dream means that our emotions maybe all over the place. If panic was apparent in the dream it suggests emotional change in life. The more panic, the greater the emotional change. Seeing yourself floating in water (being able to breath) is common. It means that emotions are often overwhelming. What hides underneath the water? If it is muddy or murky this means that life is going to be difficult. Should you see yourself struggling in the water means emotions are going to run high in your life, swimming or sailing around a lake suggests contentment if you're drowning, this indicates anxiety.
For Jung, to drown in water is symbolic of a archetype. To drown in a bath suggest's hidden depths. If you notice a other people drowning in your dream, it means that your existence is somewhat dark and hidden. To down in the sea, or struggle to breath means that something is stopping you moving forward. If you notice that you are drowning in a swamp, this might mean there are anxieties that undermine your confidence in waking existence.
To rescue someone from drowning is a positive dream it means others will reply on you.
Feelings that you may have encountered during a dreamofdrowning in one's dream.
Scared. Worried. Surprised. Content. Anxious. Thankful. Admiring. Thirsty.