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Nowitzki Not "Done" Quite Yet
The 2011-12 NBA campaign got off to a rough start for Dallas Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki. After putting on one of the more impressive postseason displays of his career to finish off the Miami HEAT and win his first NBA championship, Nowitzki struggled through much of January before finally being shelved by head coach Rick Carlisle to nurse an ailing knee.
During that time people began questioning whether or not Dirk was really ready to defend a championship, or perhaps (taking things to the extreme) even continue his NBA career.
After struggling with his worst shooting performance since November of 2003 in Wednesday night's 95-86 loss against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Nowitzki has looked like a man on a mission over the past two contests.
Following that game against the up-and-coming Thunder, OKC coach Scott Brooks felt like their team had finally discovered a human version of Dirk.
"We finally found out that he was human," Brooks said of Nowitzki. "He missed some shots but he's a special player. He scores in so many different ways and gets to the free throw line, in the past a lot against us, and we did a pretty good job of staying down on his pump fakes. We have to do it again. He comes back and does it every game and he just had a bad game."
Even through all the sensationalized controversy, teammates stuck by Nowitzki and still believed what he could do on the basketball court.
"I think that he has to get his rhythm back, more than anything," teammate Vince Carter said. "I mean he sat out three games, and it's hard to get back into game condition. That's just the way it is. You can run anywhere all you want, when you're out there playing on the court, it takes some getting used to. He's getting back into it and you can put the ball in his hands a lot."
Heading his teammate's words, Dirk has pulverized the competition since some in the media made waves that Nowitzki may not be the man to lead the Mavericks anymore. Since the debacle against Oklahoma City, Nowitzki has averaged 27 points per over the last two games and shot over 65 percent from the floor during that span.
In Friday night's 98-87 loss against the Indiana Pacers, Nowitzki scored a season-high 30 points and missed just five of 17 shots from the field – proving that the only eight months removed Finals MVP may just have a little bit more in the tank at 33-years old.
"Every day he's moving better," Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle said after the season-best explosion. "At some point, this kind of game was going to be a reality. It was great to see because he was doing everything; he was shooting the ball, he was driving the ball, rebounding. Overall, he was very active – very positive."
Through it all, Nowitzki couldn't care less about his numbers. The only thing that matters to the Mavs' MVP is his team's record; which currently sits at 14-11 after three straight losses.
"I've never liked big numbers in a loss. Never have," Nowitzki told ESPN Dallas. "I've had 50 before and we lost and it doesn't mean anything.
"But to me it's good to know that the leg strength is coming back, the rhythm is coming back, but like I said, it doesn't mean anything in a loss."
Nowitzki is barely eight months removed from outshining just about every single superstar in the NBA en route to his first NBA Title. Do national pundits really think that this is his final curtain call?
If so, they don't know Nowitzki and they haven't witnessed this Mavericks' team persevere through a whole lot more last season as they went on to win the first NBA Championship in team history.
With this being said, it would be wise not to generate a convenient positive opinion about Nowitzki's season just like those few national pundits did negatively with a small sample size of games. Nowitzki, this team and this season are all still a work in progress for these Dallas Mavericks and – as the Mavs proved last season – it only matters how this team is playing come May and June.
Let's not judge a player or team (especially the reigning champs) two months into the season. When you start making assumptions about a team based on little-to-no actual information or actual viewing of the team and it's games, you know what you make of yourself.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA. -- -While lawmakers in Washington consider a new ban on assault weapons, those on the front lines here in Jacksonville have a different opinion about how to keep you safe.
Sheriff John Rutherford says the biggest threat to the safety of local families isn't assault weapons, it's hand guns. In fact, 40-caliber handguns are used in the majority of gun related crimes in our city.
The sheriff believes any new law, will be as effective as the last ban on assault weapons. He says "The earlier assault weapons ban did nothing, but everybody felt good we had a ban in place and we did something." When asked if stricter gun laws would help his officers on the streets the Sheriff replied, "I don't think so, I think what will is when we deal with the guy behind the trigger."
The sheriff says there is no stopping someone who is truly motivated to kill. "We can put armed officers in the hallways, restrict access at schools, impose universal background checks and have relentless prosecution."
One section of the Presidents gun proposal the Sheriff does agree with is money for treatment for mental health issues. He says Florida is 48th in per capita spending for mental health treatment and that needs to change.


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Alex Ovechkin named 'Worst local athlete' in Washingtonian Magazine poll
Washington Capitals left winger Alexander Ovechkin wasn't as spectacular as usual the past two seasons. Instead of chalking up 50-plus goals and assists, he only made about 30 of each. Instead of leading the Capitals to first place in the Eastern Conference's Southeast Division as he had the previous four seasons, the team finished second.
Apparently, that was enough of a dip for Ovechkin to come out on top of Washingtonian Magazine's "Worst local Athlete" list, just one year removed from winning the exact opposite honor in the same magazine (also via The Washington Post). The distinctions were awarded as part of Washingtonian's annual "Best of D.C." issue, in which awards are given based on a poll conducted by the magazine.
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Dear Tom and Ray: My fiance and I are planning to buy a new car that fits our lifestyle and our budget. We are currently looking at the Honda Fit, the Toyota Matrix and, my personal favorite, the Honda Element. Anyway, here's some info about us:
• We live in the mountains outside of Las Vegas (at 8,000 feet!), so we get lots of snow.
• We also drive about 300-400 miles per week, so decent miles per gallon is important.
• We are cyclists, and I am starting a gardening business, so we need lots of cargo room.
• We are cash buyers looking to buy a used 2008-2011 vehicle for less than $20,000.
Now, with all of that information, would you agree that the Element is a good choice? I am mostly concerned about repair costs and resale value, because Honda has discontinued the model. My main question is this: When a car manufacturer discontinues a model, does the resale value typically increase, or decrease? How about the cost of repair? Elements are hard to find used by private sellers, and I've always heard that Element drivers LOVE their cars, so I wonder if the resale value might even increase. Thank you so much! — Kaelin
TOM: Generally speaking, when a manufacturer discontinues a car, it gets cheaper to buy — new or used. Cars that become "classics" are exceptions. But even then, it can take decades for a market to develop and prices to rise.
RAY: Eventually, after cars have been discontinued, parts do get harder to find. But I wouldn't worry about either of those things in your case.
TOM: Why? Because this isn't an investment, Kaelin. It's a car. It sounds like the Element is perfect for you. And you can tell your fiance we said so (which we know is why you wrote to us in the first place — to gather evidence for when you have to talk him out of his Porsche Boxster idea).
RAY: You need all-wheel drive for the snow, so the Fit is out. You need room for the bikes, and the Matrix is too small. And you're going to muck it up with mud from gardening, so you want a cargo area that you can sweep or wipe out. The Element sounds perfect — as it is for a small (too small for Honda) group of devoted owners.
TOM: And I wouldn't worry about repairing it, either. Honda is very good about stocking parts for older cars. Besides, the Element is mechanically the same as the Honda CR-V, which sells well and which Honda will be supporting and repairing for many years to come.
RAY: I wouldn't worry about the resale value, either. It's true that those people who own Elements seem to love them, so, most likely, there will be a market for used Elements for a while if you have to get rid of it. But why would you get rid of it if it is the perfect car for you? If you really want to get your money's worth, keep it as long as it functions well, and drive it into the ground.
TOM: And if you need any instructions on how to do that, let me know. I've got a lot of experience driving cars into the ground.
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Missouri will look to bounce back from a 97-94 overtime loss at UCLA last Friday as it faces a veteran Bucknell squad that ranks among the national leaders with 13 wins already this year .
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Saturday's game time was moved up to 3 p.m.
In addition, the game is sold out and limited tickets only remain for home SEC home games against Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina.
Bucknell is off to its best start in school history, equaling the 13-2 mark it started out with in 1983-84 .
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Haha okay, I'm glad it wasn't just another person with your name then. It's cool that you like Bayside in any case. =]
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If it wasn't you then that's fine but were you watching the Bayside web chat thing yesterday and asked a question? haha because I'm pretty sure I saw your name pop up and either you then or someone else asked them if they liked Circa Survive.
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Just wanted to say that I play bass and you are an inspiration to me, especially songs like Glass Arrows and In Fear and Faith. Also, I really hope I get to meet you when you guys play in Orlando on this tour =]
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She may be small, but Lakewood Ranch High School junior Katie Dyer has extremely large plans for her life.
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Already, Dyer's determination is an inspiration to Lakewood students and faculty. She describes her day as an average one of an American girl but with some adjustments. She begins by getting out of bed, checking her usual e-mail on the computer and then getting dressed with her mom's help. Just like any other average 17-year-old, Katie has her driver's license. Her car is specialized with a higher seat, an extended accelerator and brake for her to reach.
At school, she takes the full six-class curriculum. To get around campus, she rides a scooter and gets help from Rhonda Anderson, a teacher aide who walks with her to help her get to her classes.
"Katie is like a daughter to me," Anderson said. "Her positive personality, and how she overcomes her situation without ever complaining really makes her special."
Other than physical differences, there really isn't much that separates her from everyone else because she receives the same education and enjoys things that most teenage girls do. Katie spends a lot of her time with family when she is not at school. She enjoys spending time with them and just having fun.
"There aren't many things that I consider difficult with having this disease, but just that I can't reach things being short," Dyer said.
Because of her dwarfism, Dyer has had to endure several surgeries throughout her life, including a back surgery three years ago that she considers one of the biggest obstacles she has overcome. She was hospitalized for one month but said the following year of recovery was more grueling because she couldn't walk and ended up losing her voice because of her breathing tube.
To help with the recovery process, Katie took painkillers and participated in physical therapy and pool therapy.
During that year, she continued her studies at home as a Hospital Homebound student. Lakewood social studies teacher Matt Pascuzzi taught Katie her subjects every day at her home.
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Hugh Brown, professor emeritus, has exited "retirement" to take a full-time position as field station director at the Pierce Cedar Creek Institute in Hastings, Michigan (northwest of Battle Creek).
We hosted a good send-off reception in his honor on Wednesday, January 12, from 4:30-6:30 p.m. in the Ball State University Alumni Center. This event was co-sponsored by the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Management (NREM), and the NREM Alumni Society.
Brown's new position is similar to his recent role with the Field Station and Environmental Education Center at Ball State. The Pierce Cedar Creek property is protected by a conservation easement held by the Southwest Michigan Land Conservancy, and Brown will continue his involvement with land trusts.
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I purchased this product early in my cycling experience because it does provide good bang for the buck. It is packed with features for the price, but as many say it is challenging to read. You can usually see your speed fine but your mode (cadence, total distance, etc.) can be hard to see, and because you have so many modes, flipping through on a ride is hard. Taking your eyes off the road for so long is not a good idea! Over all it was easy to install; however, if you don't have nice circular tubing on your rear fork this can be a bit of challenge to install the sensor. If you aren't at least a bit of a DIYer avoid this if you have rectangular tubing. I will be upgrading to a fuller featured model, but it is a good product for causal or beginner cyclists. If you are serious about moving up or an advanced rider, move on to a better PC
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I actually bought 2 to replace my aging Cateye Solar IIs. Both go on century or longer bikes.
Mounting was pretty easy as computers go. Wireless is nice, except I had to relocate my headlight, which is a 2A tactical light. When on high the computer would lose the sensor signal. Moving the light to the other side of the bars solved that problem. Seems to work fine otherwise and seems accurate.
The dual sensor pick-up is pretty large, and takes some effort to line up with both sensors. I'm not a big nylon tie fan, but it hasn't fallen off or got bumped yet.
I would rather have two function buttons on the unit to save scrolling through all the functions ('course my old solar II had 4 buttons). It would be nice to have the option of not stopping the timer when the bike stops. I could never understand why your stops shouldn't count. I guess you can still overall time it by noting the time you start.
Overall a nice unit. The usual sucky cateye instruction sheet.
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I bought this computer because I wanted one with cadence to see how well I was pedaling without breaking the bank. Overall a good computer. It's easy to set up, read and use. I dropped the bike once and it's stayed working. The biggest drawback is the distance of the sensor on the bike between the pedal cadence and speed magnets takes some fidgeting to get it working correctly. I've accidentally bumped (not lightly) the sensor on the bike with my foot, preventing the cadence from being read. After I adjusted the sensor on the bike that I hit with my foot, it started working again.
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Purchased this in June 2009 to go with a new bike. Had used wired Cateye's before for triathlons, and knew the value of cadence. Wanted something that was small and simple.
This was one of only a couple of small devices that was wireless and had both cadence and speed. At first I thought the price was high, but the durability has more than paid off.
The instructions are not very clear, and setting up the first time can be frustrating, since it doesn't always lock onto the id code the sensor sends out. Once it is set, it just plain works. It is very accurate, and switching between functions couldn't be easier. It gives you all that you need, and nothing that you can't live without, or would have to pay a lot more for.
The mounting bracket for the head unit can be set up to go on the handle bar, but if you turn the insert 90 degrees you can mount it on the stem, centered, and it gives you back the bar space, and looks very clean (or pro).
The single pickup unit mounts just fine to most chain stays, but on frames that have aggressively shaped carbon chain stays, it can be very difficult to get the pickups on both the crank and the wheel in the proper relation to one another. The unit installed fine on my Scott Addict, but was a devil to install on my friends Bianchi Infinito (although I finally got it to work, I needed to very carefully adjust the angles, and use more substantial zip ties).
(Pro-tip: on Shimano cranks, you can install the cadence magnet in the recess hole that the pedals mount into. You don't need to zip tie it. I've ridden mine like that for over 3000 miles, and it has never come off. It also allows you to slide the sensor unit further back on the chain stay where the shape normalizes and gets you that much closer to the spokes to pickup the wheel magnet.)
Having the sensor on the rear wheel also means that when the bike is on a trainer the unit can still give cadence and speed, something you cannot do if the wheel pickup is on the front.
Battery life is about a year or 1500 - 1800 miles of riding. The unit is very durable. but after three years of pushing on the face most of the lettering has worn off. Scratches in the display can be easy fixed with a product called Polywatch, that polishes them out.
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Set up the Cateye and had limited success with the zip tie attachment on the frame. The sensor did not like to stay in one place, causing it to miss the magnet. Due to the size of the frame tube, and the angle required to read both the crank magnet AND the magnet on the spokes, could never get both to work together...gave up on cadence after a while, just wanted the basics...after a while could not even get this. Had to replace battery after just one year - this was a fiasco and was not successful in reviving the unit with a new battery.
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Very unreliable. Purchased a unit on 9/26/11. First ride the unit worked fine. Second and third rides it worked intermittently - dropping thirty minutes during a two hour ride. Replaced with a second unit on 9/30/11. First ride the unit worked fine. Next three rides it worked intermittently - dropping thirty minutes to one hour. My previous Cateye, wired, worked fine for 40,000 miles. I have gone back to a wired unit. Not as clean looking but at least it is dependable.
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I am just getting back into biking and needed a computer with basic features plus cadence. The unit is easy to install (see tip for modern bikes below) and to operate. The Cateye website has a video tutorial that I found useful before starting.
My wife has a Specialized Ruby and there isn't room for the sensor and magnet on the left side as suggested. I tried a tip from an online biking forum and mounted the magnet on the FAR spoke within a few inches of the rim. This allowed me to mount the speed sensor as designed facing down. It's worked fine for me so far.
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Initial install is a bit frustrating especially if you have wide chain stay like many of the newer carbon frames. Directions are poor - the speed sensor can be pointed up instead of down below the stay - this was the only way I could get both the cadence and speed sensors properly aligned on my bike. After that however this little computer has been great. I like the stem mount instead of on the bars and the one touch control works great for me. Does what I need it to do. Seems very accurate. I mostly keep the bottom display on cadence and occasionally check trip OD. I like to mostly focus on riding and not spend all my time fiddling and staring at my computer. Nice to check out the data after the ride. Simple, small and functional. Hard to beat the price for a wireless with cadence.
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Put the small parts in a bowl till you need them. The mode button is used to change the digit, then you hold it down to jump to the next digit on the wheel size setup. The directions are in Engrish, which means they are written fairly poorly for comprehension. They include pictures but when will manufacturers realize that including eight different languages to all isn't better, just confusing. The battery is already in the sensor, what looks like a battery is actually the magnets for the crank and the spoke. If you try to open the battery door on the sensor, use the biggest screwdriver you can find. Trying to use a quarter will just mar the surface. Turn to the left to open it up, then you must use a really small screwdriver to pop that battery door off. The sensors are installed on the spoke and the crank and they want a 3 and 5 millimeter separation. Good luck on the exact measurement. The whole sensor thing just looks scary close to my shoe coming round and the wheel! Zip tieing the whole thing together after that seems like something that would be done on a prototype rather than the actual production units.
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I got this computer to replace my wired computer. I wanted a wireless computer with cadence. I found this and picked it up. The computer has worked flawlessly so far.
I love the cadence and that it has two trip odometers.
The secondary reading is a little small, but I don't really stare at the computer when I ride. If you do, then focus on your ride and not the computer. =)
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East Coast Rest & Play Walker Jumper
Catalogue Number: 209-4188
- Can be used as a walker or jumper
- 3 adjustable heights to suit growing babies
- Removable electronic play tray with lights and music t amuse baby
Product Details
Your baby will love the range of activities they can do with the East Coast Rest & Play walker/jumper. It has 3 adjustable heights to grow with your baby and features a padded seat and supportive backrest.
There is a removable electronic play tray with fun lights and music, with adjustable volume.
This walker/jumper is suitable for children who can sit by themselves, but not intended for children who can walk unaided, or are over 12kg.
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Product specifications
Key Information | |
Type | Walker |
Colour | Multi |
Safety | |
Suitable Age From | Suitable from 6 months |
Minimum Weight Of Child (kg) | 1 |
Maximum Weight Of Child (kg) | 12 |
Power | |
Power Source | Battery only |
Batteries Included | N |
Dimensions | |
Product Height | 56.0 Centimetre |
Product Width | 73.0 Centimetre |
Product Depth | 66.0 Centimetre |
Product Weight | 8.6 Kilogram |
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Pitchers Included: All probable pitchers for up to the next 7 days. Pitchers with two starts are listed twice.
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What Is Your Expected Accuracy? – A test using a sample of 700 GS in May resulted in the following correlations between the projections and actuals: Wins (13%), Losses (12%), IP (29%), H (22%), ER (17%), K (40%), BB (18%), ERA (13%), WHIP (16%), $ (28%).
Own% - Based on ownership within the Razzball Commenter Leagues which consists of 64 12-team MLB leagues using the standard ESPN roster format.


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Jonathan Mannarino
December 09, 2013 at 02:36 PM
Rather misleading information on this post, and what's with the hunters in quotes? Let's calm down…Read Morea bit here Dawn, you make it sound like people are going out with torches and bats and beating baby cubs. Piss poor information at best in your post. This is regulated by the state, it's not a "bear-killing free-for-all" as you describe it. People like you shouldn't be allowed to speak publicly.
Dawn Zelinski
December 11, 2013 at 09:21 AM
The last I heard, this was still America and everyone was allowed to speak publicly, even small…Read Moremind ed-people like yourself, Jonathan Mannarino. Most people are against bear hunting in the state. It is unnecessary, and to kill animals for pleasure is unethical. Try developing some compassion for something other than yourself.
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December 05, 2013 at 11:55 AM
The food is amazing. My favorites are artichoke in lemon sauce appetizer, arugula pizza, and all…Read Moreof their fresh pasta dishes. They make their own mozzarella. Everything is fresh. Also, it has the best crab cakes in Monmouth County. My husband and I eat there often. It feels like home to us. The owners and the servers are very friendly.
Tina Zerenga Bologna
December 05, 2013 at 01:19 PM
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Andrew Karpinski
December 05, 2013 at 02:04 PM
I frequently order from Ginas, and can say that the food is absolutely phenomenal. I usually end up …Read Moreordering a grandma pizza which is out of this world, they have a beautiful dining room so I hear, a hidden gem in the heart of Keyport!


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Those who love Ohio's woods and shade trees should welcome the news that the U.S. Department of Agriculture is sending $15 million Ohio's way to battle the state's infestation by the Asian longhorned beetle, which already is eating its way through more than 9,000 trees in Clermont County.
The large, shiny-black pest with bright white spots and extravagantly long antennae is just one of several invasive, exotic bugs wreaking havoc on U.S. landscapes. Like the emerald ash borer, it's believed to have arrived via infested shipping pallets from China and is spread by the transport of those pallets, along with tainted firewood.
It's a nasty threat because it will make its home in any of a number of hardwood species, burrowing deep and munching its way through the wood core until trees crumble from the inside out. It particularly likes maple, which features heavily throughout the Ohio forest.
The good news is that, unlike with the millions of dollars that were spent in the early years of trying to halt the ash borer's southward and eastward march across the continent, money spent fighting the more-recent threat might do some good.
Compared with the prolific and peripatetic ash borers, the Asian beetles make far fewer baby bugs and aren't inclined to fly as far from the trees from which they emerge, so their populations don't spread as quickly.
Formerly infested areas in Chicago and New Jersey have been declared Asian-longhorned-beetle-free, and New York City officials hope to say the same for several infested neighborhoods a year from now.
Clermont County's infestation poses a more-difficult challenge because infested trees are in forests, not on city streets where they're relatively isolated.
Still, Ohio State University entomology professor Dan Herms, who serves on a USDA task force on the Asian beetle, is optimistic.
Along with the just-announced USDA money, the Ohio General Assembly approved $2 million in the recent mid-biennium budget review for eradication efforts. Good luck to the bug-fighters.


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New Spellcasting Pathfinder dev blog declares game 'half done'
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After bumping into difficulties with the system as first proposed, devs came up with some solutions to address concerns. The new system includes a new class of weapon that produces expendable effects (called spells for casters and maneuvers for non-casters) and alterations to the Refresh system. The expendables are also dropped as loot and treated like learned feats, which also prompted a few changes in active feats. You can read up on all the details in the blog post.
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Since its introduction in 1975, the 1-7/8 inch S&S Super B carb has been a favorite of high-performance enthusiasts the world over. It has undergone a few changes over the years, but it is still true to the original idea. A simple, no frills, high-performance carb that works well in a variety of applications. The S&S Super B gas carburetor has a 1-7/8 inch throat and is recommended for use on Harley-Davidson® big twin or Sportster® models up to about 100 cubic inch engines with any degree of performance modifications. Carburetor only, .031 and .072 jets included.