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S666LER started following Tdci Cold Start, Mk7 Tdci 1.6 No Boost.....sometimes, What Lowering Springs?????? and and 5 others
Mk7 Tdci 1.6 No Boost.....sometimes
S666LER posted a topic in Ford Fiesta ClubMorning Not sure what's going on but twice now I have been going along about 1minute or so and its like there is no boost. Pushing down in the accelerator the revs wont increase but the car itself idles OK and no lights on the dash are flashing. But as soon as I turn the car off and on its fine?? Now I had filled up with different diesel between the 2 times its happened in case it was a bad batch but no change. Stripped airbox down to see if its blocked but nothing. So now I need some advice.
Is that a zs or a titanium as its got chrome fog surrounds???
Did you get the springs designed for the diesel or for petrol? As thats the lowest i have seen a mk7 on 30mm eibachs. Might get them instead of the aps.
Side Skirt End Caps
S666LER replied to sambooka's topic in Ford Fiesta Clubi purchased these the other day, going to slightly trim mine a bit as its not a perfect fit but cant complain at that price. ford wanted 157 for the whole kit
Fiesta In The Park
S666LER replied to jmbrown91's topic in Ford Fiesta ClubI went a few years ago and I paid at the gate. So think you can again. There is a website for it. Hit Google up
It won't help cos its a boost gauge.The vent on the side between the door and dash does that job. Tho its never got that steamy in my car.
I did think about drilling the plastic part but then thought about replacing the ribbed part. But maybe I will go back to the plastic. Cheers
right i have done some bits but i have hit a problem. My pipe from my turbo is slightly different. Its not a flat pipe its got lots of ridges and no where to get a flat surface to get a decent air tight fixing. As seen here: Going to see someone tomorrow and see what ideas they can come up with. But on the plus side i have sorted a place for the gauge to go: Going to rediret the air away from the back of the gauge, thinking towards my feet.
When's The New Fiesta St Coming Out?
S666LER replied to metal-liam's topic in Ford Fiesta ClubOwned a vxr corsa for about a year and can say the actual drive of the car was very nice. Seats very comfy and I really liked the car. Just not very reliable so got rid. Personally the St does nothing for me, think its quite a lame effort by ford on the design front. Rather go for a couple year old focus St.
i am rolling a 1.6tdci, will read your guide and report back. cheers
Boost Gauge
S666LER posted a topic in Ford Fiesta ClubHas anyone fitted one to there mk7 tdci fiesta? I have one which i got for another car but sold it so thought i could put it in the fiesta. Any pictures of where you ran the air line pipe and also where you put the t piece in too???
St On Top Gear
S666LER replied to slappyhaze's topic in Ford Fiesta Clubit was a 1.6 lol with fake dials
How Low To Go?
S666LER replied to hock123's topic in Ford Fiesta ClubHere is mine when it was lowered on ap coilovers so you can see the difference between standard and pretty much as low as they will go.
Tdci Cold Start
S666LER replied to Muskydo's topic in Ford Fiesta Clubmy 2009 tdci 1.6 is having problems in this weather. I start it wait a while for things to warm up but once you go and the revs drop it stalls. Engine malfunction comes up and i have to start again. Very lumpy and now thinking a trip to ford is in order. But since reading this i am wondering if i need to let it warm up for longer. it was -15 last night and is now -13 so think its struggling in this cold snap. Anyone else struggling with there tdci mk7 fiesta then let me know
Mk7 Fiesta Tdci Zetec S Tuning
S666LER replied to sambooka's topic in Ford Fiesta Clubi have the older 1.6 and i know need info on this 144bhp fiesta....any links to the diesel forum?


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Wed, 02 Jan 2013 19:12:51 -0800
The Los Angeles Dodgers signed free-agent P Fabio Castro (Giants), 3B Omar Luna (Rays), 2B Rusty Ryal (Braves), OF Jeremy Moore (Angels) and P Wilmin Rodriguez (Giants) to minor-league contracts.
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|Giants | Make roster cuts
Mon, 26 Mar 2012 13:53:53 -0700
The San Francisco Giants released RP Ramon Ortiz and assigned Ps Shane Loux, Andrew Kown, Wilmin Rodriguez and Brian Burres to minor league camp Monday, March 26.
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|Giants | Wilmin Rodriguez returns
Fri, 11 Nov 2011 21:56:12 -0800
The San Francisco Giants re-signed P Wilmin Rodriguez to a minor-league deal Friday, Nov. 11, according to a source. Rodriguez also received an invitation to spring training.
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|Giants | 21 players cut, including Thomas Neal
Mon, 14 Mar 2011 22:31:17 -0700
The San Francisco Giants made their first round of roster cuts Monday, March 14, reports Chris Haft, of MLB.com. The team optioned SS Ehire Adrianza, RP Jose Casilla, 3B Conor Gillaspie, RP Alex Hinshaw, OF Thomas Neal, OF Francisco Peguero, P Henry Sosa and SP Clayton Tanner to the minors. The team also reassigned OF Gary Brown, SS Brandon Crawford, SS Charlie Culberson, OF Terry Evans, RP Waldis Joaquin, C Tommy Joseph, SS Nick Noonan, OF Juan Perez, P Wilmin Rodriguez, C Hector Sanchez, P Jason Stoffel, P Ryan Verdugo and P Matt Yourkin to the minor league camp.
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|Giants | Pitchers set for intrasquad game
Tue, 22 Feb 2011 21:13:37 -0800
San Francisco Giants Ps Wilmin Rodriguez, Jason Stoffel, Jose Casilla and Ryan Verdugo will work in the intrasquad game Thursday, Feb. 24, reports Jason Baggarly, of the San Jose Mercury News.
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|Giants | Sign 10 players to minor league deals
Sat, 15 Jan 2011 11:50:00 -0800
The San Francisco Giants have signed Ps Wilmin Rodriguez, Felix Romero, Jason Stoffel, Ryan Verdugo and Matt Yourkin, Cs Hector Sanchez and Jackson Williams, IF Nick Noonan and OFs Terry Evans and Juan Perez to minor league contracts, according to USAToday.com.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Police in Alabama fatally shot two suspects Saturday following separate shooting incidents 75 miles apart that left several others, including two officers, wounded.
Authorities said Jason Letts, 38, of Jemison opened fire early Saturday morning at a hospital in Birmingham, wounding a police officer and two employees before being shot and killed by another officer.
Police were sent to St. Vincent's Hospital around 4 a.m. to check on a report of an armed man inside the facility. Two officers who arrived separately converged on the suspect on the hospital's fifth floor.
"When the officer encountered the suspect, there was immediate gunfire from the suspect," Birmingham Police Sgt. Johnny Williams said. He said detectives were still trying to establish a motive.
A handful of cardiac patients and several staff members were on the fifth floor, hospital spokeswoman Liz Moore told reporters during a news conference. She said the hospital is secure and stable, and patient care was not interrupted.
"In light of the recent mass shooting in Connecticut, too many of these incidents end with unimaginable tragedy," Birmingham Police Chief A.C. Roper said in a statement.
In a separate incident, police officers in eastern Alabama shot an assailant armed with an AK-47 assault rifle toward the end of a pursuit that left several people injured, authorities said.
The pursuit began after a shooting in Cleburne County, Oxford police Lt. L.G. Owens told The Anniston Star. The county is near the Georgia state line.
Oxford Police Chief Bill Partridge said a woman and two children were shot, but he did not know their conditions.
Around noon, the chase reached the intersection of Leon Smith Parkway and U.S. 78, a busy retail district. Owens said the suspect fired at law-enforcement officers, injuring a Heflin police officer. Partridge said the suspect used an AK-47 during the firefight.
Officials said the suspect then forced his way into a Nissan at the intersection, although the occupants were able to escape.
Police caught up with the assailant about an hour later in nearby Coldwater. Partridge said two members of the Oxford police SWAT team fatally shot the suspect.
The number of people injured during the spree was not immediately clear. Police officials did not immediately return messages left by The Associated Press.
Law enforcement officials were examining multiple crime scenes Saturday afternoon, trying to determine what happened, said Lynn Hammond, the chief assistant district attorney for Calhoun and Cleburne counties. She said that authorities are investigating a homicide, but she declined to comment further.


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Being the frontman of a rock band can provide you with plenty of opportunities, including financial ones. Some rockers have benefitted more than others over the years, and Celebrity Net Worth has compiled a list of the richest rock singers, with Dave Grohl, James Hetfield, and Axl Rose among those doing well.
The site compiled their list using publicly available information on salaries, real estate holdings, divorces, and endorsements as well as record sales and royalties. They then worked out a formula that subtracts taxes, manager's fees, agents' fees, and lifestyle to come up with their final estimate.
As expected, the rockers that have been doing it the longest have amassed the biggest fortunes, with Paul McCartney leading the way at $800 million, followed by Bono at an estimated $600 million. Hard rock fans have to scroll all the way down to No. 11 on the list to find Foo Fighters singer and former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl, who was estimated at earning $225 million.
The next highest hard rock vocalist is Metallica's James Hetfield, who reportedly netted $175 million, good enough to place him at No. 17. Following closely behind is Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose, who is worth $150 million, which lands him at No. 19.
Other hard rock vocalists of note inside the Top 50 include: Red Hot Chili Peppers' Anthony Kiedis at No. 25 with $125 million; Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson at No. 28 with $115 million; AC/DC's Brian Johnson at No. 30, tied with Black Sabbath's Ozzy Osbourne with $95 million; Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder at No. 34 with $80 million; and Soundgarden's Chris Cornell at No. 48 with $60 million.
Aside from McCartney and Bono, the rest of the Top 10 includes Jimmy Buffett ($400 million), Elton John ($320 million), Mick Jagger ($305 million), Gene Simmons ($300 million), Sting ($290 million), Phil Collins ($250 million), Dave Matthews ($250 million), and Prince ($250 million).


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HI Everyone, I just bought a broken ns-2v17 off ebay to try to fix just for fun. It works, but the screen is only a blank white most of the time. I have seen faint stripes and even a bluish tint to it while messing with it a bit, but it always goes back to the blank white after a power cycle. It links to the comp fine, can load files on and play them after a little messing around to hit on the mp3 play part of the menu, but I was wondering if anyone has had issues with the white screen? I have been looking for a place to download the original firmware to try to reflash it but haven't found any place. If anyone has any ideas I'd love to hear them. And if anyone has a copy of the fw they can upload here or link me to I'd appreciate it a whole bunch. Probably won't fix it but it can't hurt. Thanks for reading. I'm fairly new to this forum but it looks like a great place. I didn't find many references to "white screen" using a search, but maybe someone who knows more than me has some ideas.
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By Terri Schlichenmeyer
He wasn't the doctor you normally see.
It really didn't matter, though. Choice of physician wasn't an issue in the ER, but pain and fear definitely were. You didn't care who you saw right then. You just wanted it over – stat, as they say.
When it was, and you were finally home safe, you realized something: you saw the doctor for about three minutes. He was caring, but cursory. Brief, and very businesslike. And in the new book "What Doctors Feel" by Danielle Ofri, MD, you'll get a glimpse of what might've gone through his head that night.
For decades, we've been conditioned to believe that doctors are supposed to keep an emotional distance from their patients. We expect a certain detachment and formality – but we also expect compassion. Is this a contradiction in demand?
Dr. Danielle Ofri says no. Though remaining businesslike may often be essential, the physician-patient interaction "is still primarily a human one." No matter how aloof the doctor or sick the patient, we still connect on a one-to-one basis.
We shouldn't be surprised, therefore, to note that doctors are mortals who sometimes "fall short on empathy" when an illness doesn't make sense or a wound isn't obvious, when patients don't follow advice, display entitlement, or steadfastly maintain bad habits. In those cases, frustration rises and remaining empathetic is "challenging," but as a young medical student, Ofri learned from "an act of compassion" that finding empathy is possible as well as essential.
We shouldn't feel surprised to note that medicine is like many professions, and certain clients are "problem" clients. As in many jobs, doctors use dark humor and "derogatory terms" to deal with personal discomfort, show solidarity, ease unpleasantness, or bring levity to the situation. And, as in every job, some topics are off-limits.
Doctors fear harming their patients, missing something important, making mistakes. They become overwhelmed by neediness and illness, and by reams and reams of paperwork necessary in today's medical world. They can succumb to the kinds of maladies and addictions they see every day, they can be stubborn in their decisions, they momentarily forget things, and they surely experience burn-out.
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NHIAA Roundup: Bedford netmen earn spot in state final
May 25. 2013 12:07AM
The Bedford High School boys' tennis team won the only two doubles matches that were finished in its Division I semifinal matchup with Londonderry to secure a 5-3 win and wrap up a spot in the championship match on Tuesday.
The match was tied 3-3 after singles play and then the top-seeded Bulldogs (16-0) took over with wins at first and third doubles to down the No. 5 Lancers (12-4). McKinley Grimes and Dan Soucy teamed up for an 8-3 win at first doubles while Zach Anderson and Matt Weeks claimed an 8-1 win at third doubles. The match at second doubles was not completed.
Grimes also won his match at first singles 8-1 and Soucy prevailed 8-0 at third singles.
Londonderry got wins from Ryan Broderick at second singles (8-4), Matt McKinney at fourth singles (8-3) and Mike Paquette at fifth singles (8-3).
The Bulldogs will play the winner of the other semifinal between No. 2 Concord and No. 3 Exeter in the title game.
Girls' tennis
Bedford 5, Derryfield 4: In Bedford, after splitting singles play, the third-seeded Bulldogs (13-2) won two of the three doubles matches for a Division I quarterfinal win over the No. 6 Cougars (11-4) on Friday. Sadhana Tadepalli teamed up with Abby Ramsey for an 8-1 win at second doubles and the team of Payton Terzian and Anithan Machupali prevailed 8-6 at third doubles. Berklee and Colbi Vaillancourt each won their singles matches for Derryfield and teamed up for a win at first doubles.
The Bulldogs play at No. 2 Londonderry in the semifinals today.
Profile 6, Conant 0: Indoors in Lisbon, second-seeded Profile rolled into the Division III final for the second straight year and set up a rematch of last year's final. The defending champion Patriots will meet top seed Bow on Wednesday at Derryfield School in Manchester.
Bow 8, Gilford 1: At Bow, the top-seeded Falcons won all but one match en route to another appearance in the Division III state final.
Salem 13, Nashua North 3 (5 inns.): In Nashua, the Blue Devils (7-13) exploded for 12 runs in the third inning en route to a big win over the Titans (13-7) on Friday.
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1946 Aleutian Tsunami
Cause of Event
|During the early morning of April 1, 1946, an earthquake of magnitude 7.4 occurred in an area of the Aleutian Trench located approximately 90 miles south of Unimak Island, part of the Aleutian Island chain (see diagram above for approximate location of quake's epicenter). During the quake, a large section of seafloor was uplifted along the fault where the quake occurred, producing a large, Pacific-wide tectonic tsunami. The most detailed, and well documented accounts of the 1946 Aleutian tsunami come from Scotch Cap, located on Unimak Island, and the Hawaiian Islands. Despite its enormous size at Scotch Cap, the 1946 tsunami had little effect on the Alaskan mainland, due to the presence of the Aleutian Islands, which absorbed the brunt of the tsunami's power, shielding the mainland.
Effects at Scotch Cap
|Approximately 48 minutes after the earthquake, a 100-foot tsunami struck the area of Scotch Cap. The tsunami completely destroyed the newly built US Coast Guard lighthouse, surging over the costal cliff to a height of 42 m (135 ft.) above sea level. All five members of the lighthouse crew were killed. Please click on the map and photos below for more information.
Effects at Hawaii
|At approximately 7 a.m., less than five hours after the earthquake in Alaska, the first of several tsunami waves reached the Hawaiian Islands. The tsunami caught Hawaii completely unaware, as the destruction at Scotch Cap prevented the transmission of any warning message until it was too late. The tsunami waves produced extensive destruction along the shorelines of the Hawaiian Islands, especially at Hilo, on the big island of Hawaii, where the city's entire waterfront was destroyed. Wave heights across the Islands reached an estimated maximum of 55 feet, 36 feet and 33 feet on Hawaii, O'ahu, and Maui, respectively. The tsunami inundated areas up to a half a mile inland in some locations. A total of 159 people were killed as a result of the tsunami in Hawaii. Please click on the photos below for scenes from the disaster.
Effects at Other Pacific Locations
The effects of the tsunami were also felt along the west coast of the United States. The community of Taholah, Washington was struck by an approximate five-foot surge, which damaged several boats in the harbor. Coo's Bay, Oregon reported a ten-foot wave. In California, Fort Bragg reported five- to nine-foot waves, and a 13.5-foot wave hit Muir Beach. The Half Moon Bay area was struck by waves estimated at 10 to 14 feet high, which damaged several boats and structures along the waterfront, and caused an estimated 20,000 dollars in damage. One person drowned as a result of the ten-foot waves that struck Santa Cruz. The tsunami was also noticed in Santa Barbara and the greater Los Angeles area.
The 1946 Aleutian Tsunami crossed the Pacific, producing waves up to 30 feet high in some locations at the Marquesas Islands in French Polynesia, and even had the power to damage fishing boats in Chile.


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HILTON HEAD, S.C. – The Tennessee Tech women's golf team sliced 13 strokes off its first-round score to finish strong in Monday's final round at the Low Country Intercollegiate at Moss Creek Plantation.
After shooting a team score of 341 in Sunday's first round, the Golden Eagles recovered to fire 328 as a group and move up one spot for a 14th-place finish.
It was the second straight tournament in which Tech has finished with a strong final round – the team moved up two spots last week at the 2012 Pinehurst Challenge.
Amber Shepherd was the Golden Eagles' final-round leader, finishing with an 81 to go with Sunday's 83 for a combined 164.
Shepherd's effort tied her with Katherine Bell, who also finished at 164. Bell shot a first-round 81 to go with a second-round 83.
The rest of the Tech contingent consisted of Brandy VanEtten (88-82=170), Amanda Randolph (89-82=171) and Katy Beth Glover (93-102=195).
Appalachian State held on to win the tournament by two strokes over second-place Radford and third-place Jacksonville. The Mountaineers finished with a team score of 621 while Radford came in at 623 and Jacksonville at 624. Elon (627) and Gardner-Webb (639) rounded out the top five.
The rest of the field consisted of Wofford (641), Presbyterian (642), Newberry (643), Bowling Green State (646), Brown (646), Princeton (647), Western Kentucky (652), USC Upstate (659), Tennessee Tech (669) and The Citadel (675).
Princeton's Kelly Shon and Newberry's Maria Luz Besio shared medalist honors, both finishing at 149.
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I can't thank you enough for your time, work, and effort providing children with the opportunity to swim, bike, and run. My 8 year old Jamey is signed up for her 13th Kids TRI for Kids Triathlon May 30, 2016, and can't wait. I am amazed by the professionalism at these races, and how you and all the volunteers care about my child and her safety, confidence, and success as much as I do. We love Kids Tri for Kids and look forward to the 2016 season with our Kids Tri for Kids family. Thank you for being a part of Jamey's life.
I am writing to express how much I enjoy your tri Indy event. I've been doing tri's since 1995 (my first was Cameron Springs at Eagle Creek), and I average 8 to 10 per year. I've done Ironman's, 1/2's, and international events in Italy and Canada. Tri Indy is the best. I love the course. The unique swim, the bike thru Indy, and the run course along the river are great. The set up in the park, the shade trees to rest under after the race, Sonny Moon playing the music, your commentary as the finisher's cross the line, and the refreshments couldn't be better. I also like having the kids around and seeing them ready their transition for their tri.
I hope tri Indy continues for many years!
"We continue to marvel at your organization and the growth of your programs. We are pleased to be a small part of your success on behalf of our youth. Please let us know whether you need anything else from us."
Today was my daughter's first time participating and I just want to thank you for a great event! She was a bit unprepared as she hadn't trained (but I figured she was in good enough shape from doing 9 hours of competitive gymnastics/week), yet she still had fun and you guys were very organized. She's not a great swimmer, so I'm not sure we'll get to another one but wanted to give you some positive feedback. She had a friend with her and the friend enjoyed it too! Nicely organized, great volunteers, really wonderful family oriented event. Thanks again!
Another job well done with the race this last weekend. And, it's cool to see "Kids Tri for Kids" receive both the great support from USAT and the new service mark!Our 4 kids really enjoy these tri's…they are such confidence builders.
What a fantastic event! Thanks to everyone that made it possible. This was my son's first tri, and he is already talking about the next one.
Also I would like to thank everyone for such a wonderfully run program. Everyone from the volunteers, parents and the children were so great. My other daughter Hannah struggled greatly in the swim this weekend, but received a lot of positive response. I'm was very touched by the support of everyone that cheered her on.
Thank you!
Dear Brad,
You have been such a blessing of joy and motivation in our family path the past 2 years. I am so grateful to know you and your wife. You two have made an incredible difference for a healthier future for the youth in our community. I am forever grateful for your ENDLESS hours you have joyously given to the Kids Tri for Kids. You many never know the hearts and souls you have set a blaze with your outreach. It has truly changed our lives forever. Nick has come so far. He has been given a space where he feels secure enough to give his best, despite his previous lack of interest to be physically fit! I don't know what we would have done without your group getting us involved in this Tri craze!!!!
Dearest Meg,
I just needed to let you know how very grateful I am for ANOTHER HUGE SUCCESS Triathlon. I know there were MANY stresses that you did not let all of us know about… you face stress with such GRACE. I am always in AWE of how you and Brad face the music over and over again. Despite the heat … sweat beating down his face…. Brad always greets us ALL with a smile, laughter and such great patience. You two have given this community something that has changed LIVES…. many LIVES. Seeing all those kids today… all shapes, sizes, abilities, and backgrounds. Wow, how proud you must feel to do this for people. I am here to tell you … IT IS WORTH all the hell you have endured…. please know … we are all so very grateful. No words can tell you how grateful and appreciative Nick, Morrigan, Dawn and I are… and all the families we have talked to. I know there were injuries and stresses today that many of us did not see or know about, I pray all will be well for all those who might have had trouble …. How is the COW????
Thank you for keeping up the SMILES, the gentle, warm greetings in the middle of CHAOS… YOUR AMAZING VOLUNTEERS ARE A REFLECTION OF YOU. Please let them all know how much we appreciated them.
We loved meeting the lil 7 year old who did his first triathlon today… Nick gave him a pep talk after it was done… as he was experiencing a little heat exhaustion…. and he Pepped up fast!!! Nick had him bragging about his experience in minutes!!! To see his lil face after realizing what he had accomplished…. and the DAD… was soooooo moved with pride.
I followed a boy and his dad to the car, he must have been about 8 or 9, I heard them talking about what a great feeling it was to know he had finished…. I think it was his first as well! I told him to pause and realize there were very few kids on this planet that could say they completed a triathlon today and that he should be VERY proud. The kid beamed. The dad and I then validated each other's emotions of pride, and amazement of how the kids show such determination and strength.
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These Pearl Izumi Unisex Elite Tall Socks are a midweight summer option with the ability to transfer moisture well to keep your feet fresh in hot weather.
These are made from a mix of polyester and nylon with a little Lycra in there for added stretch.
There are certainly skinnier socks out there, if that's what you're after, but these come with a mesh top to the foot so you get plenty of ventilation if your shoes have breathable uppers.
Pearl Izumi say they're for 'cool and dry' conditions and a temperature of around 15°C. I'd say they're suitable for most UK summer conditions unless you tend to get hot feet, in which case you might want something lighter.
There's an elasticated section around the arch area to hold everything comfortably in place, and the toe seam is smooth so there's no compromise to your comfort there. There's no rubbing around the heel area either.
The leg section is single thickness and fairly cool – quite a bit of air gets through the weave there.
Some cyclists get terribly anxious about rules and 'correct' sock length and these certainly fall into the tall category. The cuff height here is 19.5cm, if you're the sort of person who cares about such things, and there's enough elasticity in the cuff to hold them wherever you position them.
Pearl Izumi also do Elite socks in standard and low lengths at the same price, if you'd prefer.
Medium-weight socks that transfer moisture well, suitable for most UK summer conditions.
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road.cc test report
Make and model: Pearl Izumi Elite Tall Sock
Size tested: White Size: L
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
Here's what Pearl Izumi say:
- A favorite in the peloton particularly among the Project 1T4i team, the Elite Tall Sock is a above-the-ankle-height sock
- The Elite Tall Sock provides a smooth toe construction, zoned ventilation channels and anatomic arch compression for superior performance and comfort
- The ELITE Transfer yarns provide superior moisture transfer
- The Ultra-smooth toe and Y heel designs offer articulated comfort
- Anatomic arch compression and asymmetrical left/right specific design for a performance fit
- Mesh ventilation over top of foot
- Tall cuff or crew height
- Weather forecast: Cool and dry
- Temperature rating: +/- 15 degrees
- Fabrics: 69% Polyester 27% nylon 4% spandex
I take it that '+/- 15 degrees' means they're designed for temperatures around 15°C. I've been wearing them at about that temperature, but I've never noticed my feet getting hot with these on when riding in 25°C+ heat, so I'd say they're fine for all-round summer use.
They're doing fine so far although, like any white socks, after a few wet rides they'll start looking old.
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes.
Would you consider buying the product? Possibly.
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes.
About the tester
Age: 41 Height: 190cm Weight: 75kg
I usually ride: My best bike is:
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Most days I would class myself as: Expert
I regularly do the following types of riding: time trialling, commuting, club rides, sportives, general fitness riding,
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I was disturbed to read about gun-rights extremists packing a Durango town hall meeting and treating State Rep. Mike McLachlan with such disrespect (Herald, Feb. 24). Although, it did reveal what legislators are up against when trying to develop sensible gun-control policies.
Banning high-capacity magazines and requiring universal background checks are bare-minimum limitations that no reasonable person should have a problem with. It is depressing to see that gun-lobby money and a few gun enthusiasts stridency have scared every Republican legislator away from signing on to the measure.
McLachlan may have been shaken by gun advocates incivility, but he should take comfort in the fact that most of us support him. I believe the legislation didnt go far enough. Citizens should not be allowed to own assault rifles any more than they should be allowed to own rocket launchers or hand grenades. Neither should citizens be allowed to walk around in public places carrying firearms, concealed or otherwise with the exception of those carrying during legal hunting activities.
The argument that citizens should be allowed to own assault weapons and ammunition to protect against government tyranny falls in the realm of paranoid fantasy. Its hard to believe that we frequently hear grown, and seemingly educated, men (and it is mostly men) making this argument in public.
Despite what many people now seem to believe, the Constitution does not grant citizens unlimited gun-ownership rights. For about 150 years, the prevailing interpretation of the Second Amendment was that the right was connected to the maintenance of a well-regulated militia. It is only in the last few years that the Supreme Court has altered its interpretation to have the amendment protect individuals rights to gun ownership. Even still, the court has indicated its support for many long-standing restrictions and prohibitions on gun ownership.
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Capacitive-based liquid level sensing is making its way into the consumer, industrial, and automotive markets due to its system sensitivity, flexibility, and low cost. With using TI's capacitive sensing technology, the system flexibility allows designers to have the choice of placing the sensors directly on the container (direct sensing) or in close proximity to the container (remote sensing). Each configuration has its own advantages and disadvantages. This application note highlights the system differences and performance of direct and remote sensing to provide guidance in how capacitive-based liquid-level sensing is affected.
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Oklahoma executes man convicted of killing two elderly women in 1980s
McALESTER, Okla. – Oklahoma on Tuesday executed a man who was convicted of killing two women — one 83, the other 93.
Ronald Clinton Lott, 53, was pronounced dead at 6:06 p.m. after receiving a lethal injection at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester. Lott was the fifth Oklahoma death row inmate to be executed this year.
As the curtains opened, Lott looked over at his brother, who raised his fist and nodded. Lott made no final statement. He again looked at his brother in the first row of the viewing room as the drugs were pumped into his body, then Lott's eyes closed. He started breathing heavily and gasped for air three times.
Following the pronouncement of death, corrections workers tried to close the curtains, but one wouldn't despite repeated attempts. They ended up hanging a white sheet over the window.
An Oklahoma County jury convicted Lott of two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Anna Laura Fowler, 83, in September 1986 and Zelma Cutler, 93, in January 1987. He was also convicted of raping the women. State and federal courts denied Lott's appeals.
No members of the victims' families were in attendance, but an attorney for Lott was.
Fowler lived alone in Oklahoma City when Lott broke into her home through the back screen door and attacked her on Sept. 2, 1986. Authorities said Fowler was raped and a knotted cloth was used to bind her hands. She had multiple injuries, including rib fractures and bruising on her wrists, hands, eyes, lips and cheeks. She died from asphyxiation, and her grandson found her dead on her bed the next morning.
Cutler's home was across the street from Fowler and she also lived alone. Police found her dead on her bed on Jan. 11, 1987. The electricity to Cutler's home had been shut off at the breaker box and the phone wire had been cut. She had been raped and had multiple rib fractures and bruising.
Another man was initially charged and convicted and was sentenced to death. During the appeals process, DNA samples excluded the man and implicated Lott, who at the time was incarcerated for raping two other elderly women.
In November, the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board voted 4-1 to deny commuting Lott's death sentence to life in prison.
At the clemency hearing, Lott apologized to the victims' families and asked for their forgiveness.
"I'm so sorry for what I've done. And I'd ask them to forgive me," Lott told board members, victims' family members and others during a teleconference from the Oklahoma State Penitentiary at McAlester.
"I caused them so much hurt and pain."
Lott initially told members of the Pardon and Parole Board that he wanted to waive his clemency hearing, but made a statement after his attorney pleaded with him to do so. He refused to ask the board to spare his life, though, despite his attorney's pleas.
Jim Fowler, the son of Anna Fowler, urged the board to spare Lott's life "and let him rot in that damn cell."
Lott's last meal was fish, fries and hush puppies with tartar sauce and ketchup from Long John Silver's.
A planned protest at the Governor's Mansion over the execution was cancelled due to inclement weather.
Oklahoma is scheduled to execute another inmate before the end of the year. Johnny Dale Black, 48, is scheduled to be executed Dec. 17 for the 1998 stabbing death of a Ringling horse trainer.


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LOL. I guess it was that long ago. I should say I haven't played consistently since high school and have been on and off since then.
I don't remember there being a rating system back then, but from doing research I gather around that range maybe even 2.5.
I'm a baseliner and not so great at the net. I know how to flat, slice and kick serve(though it has been a while). I use a two hand backhand and usually just try to hit heavy top spin and occasional slice.
huh? I'm sorry but I might have misunderstood something.. I thought varsity players usually ranged 4-4.5?
If that's the case I might need to readjust my rating then.. I never joined USTA so don't know exactly my rating..
I'm in a similar place. Played in high school and a bit after high school. I have no idea what my actual ranking is but 3-3.5 is my estimate (based on reviewing some random online site and its descriptions for those rankings/numbers -- not very official... :). If you're up for traveling to Oakland, I'm hoping to play in public courts close to home (Lake Merritt). I'm bored with the gym and would love to get a nice workout outdoors!
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Jennie Finch, the retired softball pitcher who helped lead Team USA to the gold medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics and a silver at the following games, is perhaps the most famous softball player in history. But two little guys – Ace Shane, 6, and Diesel Dean, 14 months – just know her as mom.
You've competed in two Olympic games and are now raising two boys. Which would you say is harder: being an Olympian, or being a mom?
Both are such a blessing, and both require work of a different kind. It's impossible to compare the two except to say that if you put in the work the rewards and joy you reap are amazing in both cases.
TIME magazine called you the most famous softball player in history. Does that mean anything to your kids?
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Does Ace play softball?
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If you could play any other sport which one would it be?
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How important is it to get kids involved in sports?
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What is the most important part of choosing a sport, how do you know which ones to expose your kids to?
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Have your kids ever watched you play professionally?
Ace has seen both Casey and me play in person and on television. It's just normal for him. I don't think he thinks anything of it.
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What has been your greatest challenge as a mom?
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Do you have Olympic hopes for your kids?
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JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) — Mourners paid their respects Thursday to a rookie police officer who had requested an assignment in one of the toughest districts in New Jersey's second largest city and was killed in an ambush over the weekend.
Several hundred Jersey City police officers, officers from surrounding towns, and friends and family of Officer Melvin Santiago filed in and out of a Jersey City funeral home to honor him. He was remembered as a dedicated, diligent member of the force.
The 23-year-old Santiago was killed while responding to reports of an armed robbery early Sunday at a 24-hour drugstore in Jersey City. He had been on the force for less than a year, fulfilling what family members had said was his lifelong dream to be a police officer.
Authorities say the man who shot Santiago had grabbed a security guard's gun and waited for police to arrive before opening fire. The man was killed by other officers.
Among those paying their respects at the wake were former Gov. Jim McGreevey, U.S. Rep. Albio Sires, former Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy and Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer.
Santiago's funeral is scheduled for Friday.


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April 29. 2013 2:15PM
MANCHESTER - An 18-year-old city woman is being sought by police for stabbing another woman in the stomach in an incident Saturday afternoon on Cherry Avenue.
Lourdes Fraser, 18, of 471 Beech St., is wanted on a felony charge of first-degree assault in the stabbing of Mariah Burleigh, 19, of 16 Cherry Ave. Burleigh was taken by ambulance to Elliot Hospital for treatment of a serious stab wound.
Police said Fraser fled the scene and remains at large.
The stabbing happened about 3:30 p.m. at Burleigh's home. Police said Fraser drove to Burleigh's home and had an altercation with her. Burleigh became concerned for her mother when she saw Fraser had a knife and stepped in between the two.
The two teens then began to fight and Fraser stabbed Burleigh in the stomach, police said.
Anyone with information on Fraser's whereabouts is asked to call police at 668-8711. Anonymous tips for cash rewards may be made through Manchester Crimeline at 624-4040 or online at manchestercrimeline.org.


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