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In cycling culture I thought there must be some pithy name for the greasy chain marks that are on my legs after a ride?
In cycling culture I thought there must be some pithy name for the greasy chain marks that are on my legs after a ride?
The toothy imprint where you let your right leg rest against the chainwheel is a "sharkbite".
amateur mark.
I just call it grease on my leg...or pants or sweats, if it is cold weather..........
Grease monkey juice slather.
Sometimes when I'm out doing a shopping run, I'll be offered a free sample (cut of pizza, doughnut, cheezywiz thingy)...little do they know that behind every bite is my gasoline!
There are names? I've been calling it 'dammit.'
Always heard it called a chainring tattoo.
Some people get em for realz....... http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&c...w=2112&bih=967
"Rookie Mark" as long as Ive ever seen it.
Rookie marks.
Hmm, rookie marks. Maybe I should work on my form. I have been riding for well over 10 years and occasionally notice this mark. Didn't know I was pedaling so amateurishly.
amateur mark.
Cat 6 tattoo.
Cyclists of the world, unite! You have nothing to lube but your chains!
I'm not one for fawning over bicycles, but I do believe that our bikes communicate with us, and what this bike is saying is, "You're an idiot." BikeSnobNYC
Rookie or amateur mark when speaking with cyclists.
"Chain-ring tattoo" when speaking with hot chicks.
"Watch out for giants; they are boorish fools with tongues wagging, drunk upon their own words.
They will try to teach you a lesson if given the chance, and you will stumble over their stinking feet."
I've hear roadies call them cat 5 tattoos. It's funny, I guess, that is unless as you deride another cyclist you don't realize that you have one too
If you don't talk to your cat about catnip, who will? =^.^=
I call it "not my problem"
Biking isn't a sport because anybody can do it. I can bike, you can bike. For goodness sakes, my mother can bike! You don't see her on the cover of Sports Illustrated, do you?
Yeah, someone called it a first-timer's bite on my leg, to which I thought, "Son, I've been riding longer than you've been alive..."


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- Everything! My son is the love of my life, he is my everything. 11-years-old and he's out there with me working on our car, helping me wash her, and get her showroom ready...great kid in the classroom, and a great kid out in public being well mannered as well! L. Perez
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I will stay healthy and avoid injury.
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On the last day of regular season games for both quotations and Burmans it was Burmans who was able to hold onto a 5-3 win at an American League game played on the major League field. This was a well played game by both young teams.
Burmans was led by hits from Redmond Cleavenger, Danny Crawford, Alex Burman, Joey Kaneda, Peter Muavero and a great at bat by Matt McDevitt, but the real success of the night was Burmans ability to throw strikes and play tough defense. Malcolm Reynolds gave up only one run in two innings of work and Jim Finnegan who earned the win was fabulous in relief giving up no earned runs in three innings. Peter Muavero the shut the door to nail down the win with two innings in relief. Malcolm Reynolds and Randy Cropper made unbelievable plays for Burmans and Danny Crawford was awesome behind the dish blocking balls and throwing a quotations runner out at second.
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We propose a new framework and the associated maximum-likelihood and discriminative training algorithms for the variable-parameter hidden Markov model (VPHMM) whose mean and variance parameters vary as functions of additional environment-dependent conditioning parameters. Our framework differs from the VPHMM proposed by Cui and Gong (2007) in that piecewise spline interpolation instead of global polynomial regression is used to represent the dependency of the HMM parameters on the conditioning parameters, and a more effective functional form is used to model the variances. Our framework unifies and extends the conventional discrete VPHMM. It no longer requires quantization in estimating the model parameters and can support both parameter sharing and instantaneous conditioning parameters naturally. We investigate the strengths and weaknesses of the model on the Aurora-3 corpus. We show that under the well-matched condition the proposed discriminatively trained VPHMM outperforms the conventional HMM trained in the same way with relative word error rate (WER) reduction of 19% and 15%, respectively, when only mean is updated and when both mean and variances are updated.
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The Insurance Information Institute, in a study released on Thursday, found insured losses related to lightning strikes reached nearly $1 billion in 2011. That was actually down from a year earlier, and the number of total claims also fell.
On the plus side, the institute said that the increased use of lightning or surge protection equipment in homes was responsible for the decline in claims. From 2004 to 2011, the number of paid claims fell by about 33 percent.
But the cost of claims related to lighting strikes and high priced home entertainment electronics that get fried in the process has increased 93 percent to $5,112 over that same time period.
The groups says that flat-screen TVs, computers and videogame consoles are susceptible to power surges related to lightning strikes and are the core cause of expensive claims.
And since lightning happens just about everywhere it is not surprising that the National Lightning Detection Network recorded close to 23.4 million lightning flashes nationwide in 2011.
At the end of the day it sounds like the insurance industry is upset that it has to actually pay out some of the money it frequently charges its customers…
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Crystal Rose is one of Hawaii's most accomplished and creative business litigation attorneys. Ms. Rose's cases over the past two decades have helped shape the face of Hawaii business, transforming among others the state's largest private landowner and the state's banking industry.
Ms. Rose's diverse practice includes counseling clients and litigating disputes involving real estate, construction, trusts, and commercial transactions. Ms. Rose's prominent cases include:
Real Estate, Business and Major Tort Litigation
- Represented Central Pacific Bank in complex litigation arising from the bank's planned takeover of City Bank. The case was Hawaii's first major takeover litigation in more than a decade. Central Pacific Bank successfully completed the takeover of City Bank in 2004. Ms. Rose now chairs the Board of Directors of Central Pacific Bank and its parent company, Central Pacific Financial Corp., which has more than $4 billion in assets.
- Represented Xerox Corp. and its managers in the numerous lawsuits filed after Byron Uyesugi shot and killed seven of his Xerox co-workers in 1999. After extensive discovery and motions, all claims were resolved.
- Represented the Trustees of Kamehameha Schools in the defense of the Schools' admission policy providing a preference to Native Hawaiian children. The policy was upheld by the U.S. District Court, Doe v. Kamehameha Schools, 295 F.Supp.2d 1141 (D. Haw. 2003), and affirmed by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals sitting en banc. Doe v. Kamehameha Schools, 470 F.3d 827 (9th Cir. 2006). The case was resolved prior to a hearing by the U.S. Supreme Court, and the Schools continue their important mission of educating Native Hawaiian children.
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- Represented the Trustees of the Don Ho Trust in contentious litigation challenging the estate of well-known Hawaiian singer Don Ho. An arbitrator ruled in favor of the Trustees on all issues, and awarded them all of their attorneys' fees and costs.
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- Represented the Trustees of Kawaiaha'o Church against claims seeking to block construction of the church's planned $17 million community center. A Circuit Court judge denied the plaintiffs' motion for preliminary injunction in its entirety, allowing construction to proceed.
- Represented one of Hawaii's largest homebuilders, Gentry Homes, in litigation involving alleged construction defects, including a class action arising from alleged termite problems. All cases were successfully resolved.
- Represented a prominent businessman regarding claims that an architect fraudulently mismanaged construction of the businessman's home. An arbitrator awarded Ms. Rose's client $1.4 million in damages.
- Represented one of Hawaii's top architectural firms, Group 70 Architects, and one of Hawaii's top engineering firms, R.M. Towill Corp., on numerous construction and contract-related claims. All cases were successfully resolved.
Ms. Rose has experience and expertise in corporate governance and related legal and compliance issues. She has served on the Board of Directors of Central Pacific Bank, Hawaiian Airlines, Hawaiian Electric Company, and the Gentry Companies. She also has served as a Commissioner to the State of Hawaii Department of Hawaiian Homelands.
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Ms. Rose's professional publications include authoring "Residential & Commercial Evictions in Hawai'i" (National Business Institute, 1994); "Advanced Real Estate Law" (National Business Institute, 1991, 1992, 1994); "Basic Real Estate Law" (National Business Institute, 1990, 1991); and "Real Estate Broker Liability" (Hawai'i State Bar Association, 1989).
Ms. Rose was born and raised on the Big Island, and graduated from Kamehameha Schools. She is a graduate of the Hastings College of Law, University of California. Since 1987, she has been a partner of the law firm now known as Bays Lung Rose & Holma.
Areas of Practice
- Business Litigation
- Real Estate
- Construction
- Commercial Transactions
- Trusts
- Corporate Governance
- Arbitration/Mediation
Litigation Percentage
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Bar Admissions
- Hawaii, 1982
- U.S. Federal Courts, 1982
- U.S. District Court District of Hawaii
- U.S. Court of Appeals 9th Circuit
- U.S. Supreme Court
- University of California, Hastings College of the Law, San Francisco, California
- J.D., Doctor of Jurisprudence - 1982
- Willamette University, Salem, Oregon
- B.S., Bachelor of Science - 1979
Published Works
- Author, "Residential & Commercial Evictions in Hawai'i", National Business Institute, 1994
- Author, "Advanced Real Estate Law", National Business Institute, 1991, 1992, & 1994
- Author, "Basic Real Estate Law", National Business Institute, 1990 & 1991
- Author, "Real Estate Broker Liability", Hawai'i State Bar Association, 1989
- University of Hawaii School of Architecture, Lecturer
Professional Associations and Memberships
- American Bar Association, Member, 1982 - Present
- American Arbitration Association, Arbitrator
- Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation, Board Member
- Board of Advisors to the Chief Executive of Kamehameha Schools, Member
- Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce, Secretary and Treasurer
- Boys and Girls Club of Hawai'i, Board Member
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The Castle of Mey (formerly Barrogill Castle) is a late sixteenth century castle dramatically situated on the coast on the northern most tip of Scotland (6 miles from John O'Groats). It was purchased by the Queen Mother (1900-2002) in 1952, the year of the death of her husband King George VI. She gifted the estate to The Castle of Mey Trust in 1996. The location is extremely exposed and the 2 acre walled garden is protected by a 12ft wall.
Mey, nr Thurso, Highlands, Scotland, KW14 8XH
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2014 Adult: Castle & Garden £11.00 Concession £9.75 Group £9.75 Children £6.50 Family £29.00 Garden and animal centre only £6.50 each, Family £19.00. Children under 5 free


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Chinese paradox: Bigger churches, more persecution
Religion | Angela Lu
China opened its largest church last month to keep up with the growing number of Christians and to demonstrate its "support" of religion, according to The Christian Times. But a few weeks later, the government reminded the country who was in power when officials warned the new pope not to interfere with the country's Catholic population.
The impressive 66,672 square foot Liu Shi Church, in Wenzhou, has two-tiered, auditorium-style seating for 5,000 congregants. The sanctuary includes looming TV monitors and a large organ. The church is topped with a cross stretching more than 5,000 feet.
The construction took 10 years and support from all levels of government, wrote blogger Shi Hengtan, a Christian scholar and professor at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Institute of World Religions: "It is a domestic breakthrough. In fact, that a district township was able to build such a grand church can be considered miraculous."
Churches are not a rarity in Wenzhou, which is called "the Jerusalem of China" for its large Christian population. Some estimates say 15 to 30 percent of the population of 10 million are Christians, making it the most Christian city in the country. Wenzhou also is believed to have about 1,800 churches and meeting places for Christians, most of them not registered with the government.
Registered churches like Liu Shi Church need government approval to hire pastors, who are required to have attended government-sanctioned seminaries. But the amount of government control over churches varies from region to region. For instance, whileJoseph Gu, pastor of megachurch Chongyi Church in Hangzhou preached the opening sermon, church leaders also invited a pastor from Taiwan to lead the evangelistic revival meeting and Canadian music team CHANNEL to lead worship. Taiwan's democratic government does not have religious restrictions.
While Liu Shi Church's opening was good news for Protestants, on Thursday the Chinese government again displayed its opposition to religion not sanctioned by the state. Hua Chunying, a Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, congratulated the new Pope Francis, and said the country would work to improve relations with the Vatican. But she also said the Vatican "must stop interfering in China's internal affairs, including in the name of religion." The Vatican needs to sever diplomatic relations with Taiwan in order to see relations with Beijing improve, Hua said.
China's relationship with the Vatican has been highly contentious. The Chinese government appoints the church's bishops, rather than allowing the pope to appoint them. An estimated 12 million Catholics live in China, with a majority of them worshiping outside the state-sponsored Chinese Catholic church. About 40 bishops are unregistered by the Chinese government but recognized by the Vatican.
The Vatican has said it would move its embassy from Taiwan to mainland China if the government allowed Chinese Catholics to worship freely and without Communist Party restrictions.
For example, Shanghai's would-be bishop, Thaddeus Ma Daqin, was stripped of his title and remains under virtual house arrest nine months after announcing he had withdrawn from the state-sponsored Catholic church.
Despite such incidents, the Chinese Catholic church remains active, and on Thursday, Beijing's Church of the Savior was nearly full for a special Mass honoring the new pope.
"We Catholics are very happy and supportive to learn of the ordination of the new pope," parishioner Wang Ying said as she left the service. "We wish the new pope good health and we hope that we Chinese Catholics are in his prayers."
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Double-A level working for Moroff
May 12, 2015 What second baseman Max Moroff is doing so far this season hasn't happened often in Curve history. more »»
Moroff delivers key hit
May 11, 2015 From Mirror reports HARRISBURG — Max Moroff continues to pound Eastern League pitching, and he came up with a perfectly timed extra-base hit Sunday afternoon. more »»
Curve pitchers continue struggles
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Pirates' Morton impresses
May 9, 2015 HARRISBURG — Charlie Morton proved why his nickname is "Ground Chuck" in his first game of the season, and the Curve bounced back in a big way from a disastrous showing the previous four days. more »»
Squirrels take 4-of-4 in Altoona
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This was a recent aquisition, but I'm looking to make room for another project.
Original CR works from the last year of production before they went away. Was a demo bike at cycles by kyle in Philly before I purchased it a few months ago. They claimed less than 100 miles on it since it was in the shop. I swapped out the fussy campy headset for a king, and put new ultegra 6700 gear on it. I've been out on it about 6 times since I had it and it is proudly hung on my rack at the office.
Tom Kellog said this is as good as it gets for 'production' Ti bikes, and from where I'm sitting it is basically the equivalent of a Spectrum Ti super but with a set of merlin decals on it.
Custom paint from Kyle, no blemishes or flaws whatsoever.
I probably paid more than I should've for it, but where else can you find another one of these in new condition at this point?
Nice review and geo table here Merlin ~ Jan 06
This is the 55.5 top tube size.
Just want to get most of my original investment out of it. $1850 gets the frameset including shipping in CONUS. Paypal fees on you or use e-check. 5% to the forum.
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One of the most intense players in college football ... loves the physical aspect of the game, even given the fact that he's often outweighed by 50 pounds on the interior line ... uses his quickness and tenacious style of play to more than hold his own ... made a quick transition in fall camp last year from linebacker to nose tackle and made a big contribution ... has battled knee and back injuries during his college career, but always seems to pull himself together on game day and figure out a way to get on the playing field ... has started 11 games in his career at both linebacker and nose tackle despite a chronic problem with his left knee, which has undergone four surgeries in the last four years.
1998: made the move from linebacker to nose tackle in fall camp to help fill a critical need for depth, and he immediately began to have an impact in the middle of the pit ... split time with Jacob Waasdorp, another undersized interior player, and wound up starting three games ... started the game at Washington as well as the final two games against Arizona and Stanford ... finished the season with 18 tackles, including nine unassisted stops ... had three tackles for loss (minus 9 yards) ... best game may have been at Washington when he finished with five tackles ... had 4-yard sack vs. both Washington State and Arizona State.
1997: sat out the season in medical redshirt status as he rehabilitated his left knee following off-season surgery.
1996: started the first seven games of the '96 season as a true-freshman, but the wear and tear of the season finally took a toll on a knee that he injured in the spring of '95...playing at less than full strength, he still proved to be a very active part of Cal's defense...finished the year as the team's seventh-leading tackler with 46 stops, including 25 unassisted tackles...had three tackles behind the line of scrimmage for minus 11 yards, including an 8-yard sack, against Oregon State...best game was certainly at USC when he finished with eight tackles (seven unassisted), including one behind the line for minus one yard, had a pass deflection, and recovered a USC fumble in the Cal endzone to stop a Trojan scoring threat in the third quarter...had seven assisted tackles in his college debut at San Jose State...had to leave a number of games when his knee acted up, but he usually just gritted his teeth and re-entered those games after a short time on the sidelines...also had a sprained ankle in the Arizona game...eventually had to rest the knee and ankle, sitting out the ASU (Nov. 9) and Stanford (Nov. 23) games, with just a brief appearance as a starter at Oregon (Nov. 16) before he realized he wasn't healthy enough to be effective...did come back to start the Aloha Bowl against Navy (Dec. 25).
1995: did not enroll at Cal in fall semester of '95 while he rehabilitated from that knee surgery in May of '95, thus saving a year of eligibility...enrolled in January of '96 and went through spring football in April.
High School/Personal: Played on an undefeated De La Salle HS team that went 11-0 in 1994 and was ranked No. 2 in the nation...earned first team all-state honors and was the East Bay Player of the Year as named by the Alameda Newspaper Group as a senior...was a member of the SuperPrep All-Far West team as the No. 31 prospect in the region...also was a BlueChip Illustrated All-West selection and Tacoma News-Tribune Western Top 100 pick...originally hurt his knee while playing basketball in the spring of 1995...chose Cal after considering offers from Oregon and Arizona...majoring in sociology at Cal ... married to the former Nicole Belcher in July of 1998...has a twin brother, Jason, who is an inside linebacker at UC Davis...mother is Sheila Geldermann...born Nov. 7, 1976 in Castro Valley, CA.
Geldermann's Career Statistics
Year UT AT TT Loss Sacks Int BR 1996* 25 21 46 3-11 1.0 0 0 1998 9 9 18 3-9 2.0 0 1 Totals 34 30 64 6-20 3.0 0 1
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- Despite four knee surgeries, has managed to start 11 games during his first two seasons at Cal.
- Has an identical twin brother, Jason, who starts at inside linebacker at UC Davis.


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A foggy morning in Lewes
Storms coming across the country brought all kinds of foggy and raining conditions. I walked early this morning. Kevin Fleming passed me in his photo rig. Coming back in after checking out the morning light along the coast.
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It's not town money, it's federal money. It will be spent on the town and will help revitalize the local economy. If this project is defeated, the money will go elsewhere instead and we will still have our free-for-all, unmarked, pothole filled 3 lanes.
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Arlington used to be a nice town to live in, the streets were cleaned, the schools were great, until now. Arlington is becoming expensive to live in because every Tom, Dick and Harry that has a pet project or peeve and get's it passed. Why is Arlington spending my money on a problem that is not there? That money could be used, oh I don't know but just saying, it could be used to clean the streets, spend it on our children's education, etc. But instead we have these enviromentalists that tell me to ride a bike to work, or take the T because it's healthier. You ride your bike! You are probably the same people that voted against the leaf blower because as our rep in Arlington Town Hall stated "it's healthier to go out and rake instead of using a leaf blower" Not everyone can ride a bike because of many issues, mine would be age I'm tired of people in the Town Hall making wrong decisions and spending my money! There was never a problem with people riding bikes, there was never a problem with buses, where did you people come from and can you please go back there! Don't spend my money on problems that are not there! spend it on our kids education because God knows we need a better generation in politics than we have now.


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Curling exists at many levels. There is the professional curling events like the Continental Cup and the skins games we see on TV. There are the big televised arena events like the Scottie's Tournament of Hearts and the Tim Horton Brier. B ut there is still Mom-and-Pop and Teen curling, fun for the whole family. But is curling too technical? If you watch the big events on TV and are intimidated by the highly technical commentary, then this book is for you. No matter how experienced the teams, no matter how rich the event, and no matter how technical the announcers, it still all comes down to basics. Here we pesent a look at the basics, with photographic evidence of the application by some 40 of the best teams in Canada and the World.
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Veritatis Splendor strongly reminds us of the proper place that natural law retains in moral theology. It teaches that personalism, natural law and natural rights are linked by their shared grounding in the dignity and nature of the human person: "inasmuch as the natural law
expresses the dignity of the human person and lays the foundation for his fundamental rights and duties, it is universal in its precepts and its authority extends to all mankind." (p. 80)
Thus, natural law, rooted in human nature shared by all mankind, is a guide to morality accessible to the Christian and the non-Christian alike. It is the great natural unifier of mankind; it allows men from different cultures and traditions to arrive at some consensus on morality.
Certainly, nothing can replace the love of Christ as the way to the fullness of the moral life, but commitment to the natural law can ensure salvation for those who have not heard of Christ and his Church. Based around the question of the rich young man to Christ "Teacher, what good must I do to gain eternal life", the encyclical instructs that even before Christ answered the young man, God had already provided an answer to this question: "he did so by creating man and ordering him with wisdom and love to his final end, through the law which is inscribed in his heart (cf. Rom. 2:15), the 'natural...


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I was under the impression that you needed to install the top and bottom gimbals simultaneously or else they wouldn't seat properly and you would have creaking. This is how I installed mine and I have had zero knock or creaks in a 2 months span. That's with a lot of riding and a lot of washing of the bike.
Val di Sole Tech vid: Cane Creek Angleset 4
CRC Mechanic Carl takes us through maintaining the Cane Creek Angleset headset...
MTBCUT.tv 5/31/2012 7:10 PM
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K9 industries angled headset maintenance:
What the hell is a gimbal? lol
pro using a multi tool,come now.
He said Anti-what??? I am very interested to see what type of grease he used to try and get rid of the creaking...