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Shimano Dura-Ace 9000 C24 Carbon Road Wheelset - Clincher $1,088.99
King of the mountains.
The carbon clincher. For much of its short life, the design has been plagued by ailments ranging from the annoying to the downright terrifying. However, this isn't to say that it's still languishing in a limbo of inadequacy. With the Shimano Dura-Ace 9000 C24 Carbon Clincher Wheelset, it seems like Shimano somehow got hold of your carbon wishlist and checked off all of the boxes. The C24 features Shimano's widest profile ever, its strongest aerodynamic advantage, and an unparalleled responsiveness. Even more impressively, the C24 provides all of this at a weight under that of Zipp's 202 Firecrest Carbon Clincher and a body that's equal to abuse that would make carbon clinchers turn tail.
Shimano's Dura-Ace 9000 C24 wheelset epitomizes the illustrious reputation of the Dura-Ace title. In fact, for the first time, Shimano has fully committed itself to achieving a superior level of aerodynamic advantage. As a result, the C24 was engineered in accordance with the newly developed Blade and Accelerating SPEED concepts. After extensive wind tunnel research, both of these development platforms gave way to Shimano's most aerodynamic wheel profile. The designs are hinged on the front and rear wheel having two different depths—21mm at the front and 23mm at the rear. This creates an even smoother airflow then varied front and rear rim depths. Additionally, when coupled with the 20.8mm rim width, the wheels promote an increased stability in crosswinds, as well as higher levels of lateral rigidity and vertical compliance when compared to the WH-7900 C24.
With the C24, the weight of the wheels is centered at the hubs. This means that the rim weight is reduced, and thus the rotational weight is decreased. The beneficial results are staggering. Coupled with the aerodynamic 21/23mm rim depth, you have a wheelset that gets up to speed faster, and requires less rider effort to pin it and hold it. The centering is made possible by a clever Shimano design that's principled in the use of Shimano's angular contact bearings. The bearings' shape allows them to be pushed as far outboard as possible. This makes the hub a wider platform for the spokes to stand on, and accordingly, it makes the wheels capable of higher spoke tensions for a more compliant ride quality.
Most importantly, though, the C24 features Shimano's widest hub flanges ever. The wider distance between flanges drastically increases torsional and lateral rigidity—think about the difference between someone pushing you with your feet together, and then again with your feet shoulder-width apart. Simply put, this design guarantees an effective power transfer so that your wheels put out as much as you're putting in.
For the build, Shimano incorporated 16 radial-laced spokes on the front wheel, and 20 two-cross spokes. For even further efficiency, the C24 wheelset uses ultra-stiff, oversized A7075 alloy axles, and a quick-engaging titanium freehub body. Every wheel is 100% hand-built, and features Shimano's own high modulus carbon fiber laminate. For braking, the wheels feature an aluminum brake track for a predictable stopping power that won't overheat the rim. Altogether, each component of the wheel has been designed as a symbiotic system for the ultimate in aerodynamics, efficiency, and pure speed.
The Shimano Dura-Ace 9000 C24 Carbon Clincher Wheelset is available in the color Black and with a Shimano compatible freehub body. The wheelset tips the scales around 1364 grams, and is compatible with the new Dura-Ace 9000 11-speed shift system.
- An all-purpose wheelset for year-round training and racing
- Carbon laminate process boosts stiffness and sheds grams
- Reduced rotational mass so the wheels spin up faster
- Rim profile shaped by extensive wind tunnel testing
- Shimano's engineers address the issues with carbon and alloy wheels by combining materials
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Just wondering, how loud do the hubs click on these wheels? Kind of a weird obsession of mine, I just love the sound of a really loud clicking hub.
They are on the quiet side and won't meet your loud hub obsession.
Bombproof so Far...
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I bought these as a backup/training/climbing wheelset to compliment my Zipp 404 NSW's. They are very light, very stiff, and very predictable so far. They have met my expectations so far. By no means are they as fast on the flats as the Zipp's, but that's not why I bought them. They climb very well and the aluminum brake surface is predictable on steep descents. I look forward to logging the miles this fall and winter.
Inside width?
Has anyone measured the inside width of this rim? I'm curious as to what it is, maybe I need to run 700-28"s. I weigh a lot. LOL
Worth it, take the plunge!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I'm so glad that I gulped and bought these wheels after reading the comments here! I can feel the improved acceleration from their lighter weight, I think I roll along faster on them, they run perfectly true out of the box, zero issues with the brake pads. Two very minor niggles: (1) I got the same 10-speed Shimano cluster that is on my other set of wheels, and the spacer provided with these wheels puts the cluster slightly further outboard, so I have to adjust the rear derailleur cable a tad when I'm switching rear wheels, and (2) I think my other wheels (black Shimano WH-R-501A's) look better - but appearance is not the goal here!
According to Shimano's specs, the weight difference between the two wheelsets is 536g, or 1.1 lbs!! Adding 160g for folding vs wire bead 23mm Conti Gatorskins and 80g for Conti Race Light tubes vs standard ones gives me a total weight saving of 776g or 1.7lbs. And that's all at the rim, where one saves doubly: not only less mass to move down the road, but less rotating mass to accelerate (and for rotational inertia the weight at the rim multiplies by the radius of the wheel).
Does anyone know if can run 32mm wide tires on these?
Hey Holli, while a wider rim might be better suited for a 32mm tire, there's no reason you couldn't run them on these wheels. Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and we can chat more about the right rim/tire combo for you!
Do it!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
UPDATE: *** I've put about 750 miles on this wheelset and the love affair is still going strong! At first, I thought maybe it's the 'new part feel' that had me liking these wheels so much but it's long passed that. These wheels just straight up perform!*** It's the biggest upgrade that can be done to a bike. A good set of wheels changes the ride from mile one. Don't get bogged down in the online 800 wheel set on sale for 399. Those are really 400 dollar wheels marked up before being discounted. Not to say they're bad (I've owned a few sets) but wheels like these dura ace c24s are a step above. They shine all over, handling, climbing, rolling but where I find then to really excel is on those false flat (3 or 4 percent) stretches. You know, those 4 minutes efforts that leave you sucking wind. These wheels help there. They are light and roll which gives you the ability to just smash the pedals and be fine when it's over. Do it. Buy them. Don't tell your spouse and enjoy a bit of cycling nirvana all to yourself.
Great wheels
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I just upgraded to these wheels, and have noticed a big difference in climbing and speed. The one thing I like is that these wheels are also really quiet on the downhills. The wheels are stiff on the climb which has improved my times. I'm using 25mm tires on these for a more comfortable ride. After a week on these wheels I did The Death Ride 15K of climbing and these wheels where amazing.
What is the downside to using tubes in the TL versions of these wheels? TLs appear to be slightly heavier .. anything else? Thanks..
Catherine, I have been riding a set of these for 4 years. The first year or two I ran them tubeless. After a few issues with the actual tires not holding up very well, I decided to run them with tubes. They work fine with tubes. No problems at all. Also these are wonderful wheels. They are super smooth and roll and climb great. Hope that helps,
Hey guys....I apologize if I'm beating a dead horse here but I need to confirm if these are compatible with a Shimano Ultegra 9 speed cassette.
I took a quick look at the Shimano website. They spec 10 or 11 speed.
maybe a problem
I purchased this wheel set tubeless clinchers and have climbed over 500,000 ft in one year with no problem however the rear wheel is now making a strange noise that no one can figure out ... three bike shops can't figure it out . it sounds like the brake pad is rubbing against rim but it's not . the wheel only makes the noise while mounted, it's silent removed and spun while holding in hands . I went on you tube and server riders are experiencing the same phenomenon . it's does not effect performance but it's driving me crazy . does anyone have same experience
Make sure your cassette is on really tight.
Agree with Vincent, make sure your cassette is tight.
It could be the spokes are creaking where they join the hub. I have this problem on straight pull spokes but not j bend ones.
I have an older frame, 2009 BMC SLX01 Racemaster. Not much clearance for wide rims/tires. Are these wheels compatible? Also, I assume a spacer is included for running a 10-speed groupset? Thanks.
I don't have a definitive answer, but 20.8 mm has been Shimano's stock rim width for at least...a decade(?), so I can't imagine that an '09 BMC wouldn't have been able to take any Shimano wheel at the time. And 20.8 mm isn't exactly "wide"; I think 19mm is the old standard. If you run into any clearance issues it'd probably be from wider tires.
Yep, as noted in an answer to another question here, a spacer is provided.
Ben, these wheels are not the wide 23mm style of rim so with a 23c or smaller tire mounted these wheels should not rub any more than he OEM wheels did. And yes, you need a spacer to run a 10s cassette and while I'm not sure it comes with one I'd be shocked it ithey didn't include it.
What are the tiny holes drilled into each side of the wheel for?
This is to allow any water I believe escape the rim. The C35 also has this.
Always good to read the manual- wear indicators
Is there an upper rider weight recommendation for these wheels?
I have weighed 240 when I bought the C24's (Tubeless ready model) now 9,000 miles and 2 years later at 215, wheels are still going strong. I have hit many potholes and obstacles, don't want to jinx by saying b---proof. (all on Giant TCR Composite bike)
Do these wheels have brass or alloy nipples?
Are these wheels compatible with Shimano Ultregra 6800
Steve, these wheels are not specific to Ultegra 6800. You can use them with any bike (as long as it can handle 700 size wheels) on any drivetrain. So the answer to your question is yes. You can use those wheels with your Shimano Ultegra 6800. (I have these wheels on my Ridley Fenix with Ultegra 6800 and Conti 4000 II 25mm tires.)
Hey Steve
Your question might have already been answered. Yes, these will work with Ultegra 11 sp 6800. I have that same set up on my wife's bike and it works perfectly.
Let me know if there is anything else I can help with.
Great Wheelset with one caveat.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Purchased these as a climbing set of wheels and they have not disappointed in that regard. Light and stay true. However, the braking surface of the front rim has a slight high spot. This could not be trued out. A little internet digging uncovered that fact that this is rather common. It causes the wheel to grab and pulse when braking. I managed to solve the problem by going to the Reynolds Cryo Blue brake pads that they require for their own carbon rims. This works a treat. The pulsing is gone at a slight sacrifice to braking efficiency.
I've been riding these wheels since last Spring and they are flawless. I love them, and keep them under my pillow at night. I just rec'd the Vittoria Open Pave EVO CG III, 27 mm tires and want to confirm that I can run them on these rims? Thanks
Yes, just make sure the tires are 700x27c or 700x27mm. These Dura Ace wheels fit most width tires...22,23,24,25,27,28. The tire manufacturer will also specify the rim size their tires are designed for. These "standard" road bike rims are 622x15C. Most road tires fit these commonly sized wheels. Ask any LBS and they can offer more assistance if you need it. Happy riding! Don't get the spokes caught on your ears at night.
Great wheels
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Got em for training. Now after putting the first 1000 on em, I'm very seriously considering another set just for Hillier road races .. They ride smooth. Very responsive. Great power transfer!! Haven't even gone a hair out of true.
Does anyone know what type of brake pad should be used with these wheels? Since they are carbon fiber with aluminum braking surface I don't know if a carbon specific pad should be used or if regular rubber pads are acceptable? I've not been able to find an answer on the Shimano site.
Aluminum brake pads. I have been running these wheels with Swissstop green pads for over a year. Love 'em.
Can these be converted to tubeless? Is that a good idea? What width tires is recommended? Is 25 mm OK, good?
You could, but Shimano makes a tubeless version of this wheel:
If you want to run tubeless, you should be considering this wheelset instead.
I run the C24-TL and have for the last couple of years. The first 2 or 3 months the rims with Hutchinson Atom tubeless were great. BUT, almost impossible to get on. Broken tyre levers and fingernails by the side of the road. A couple of thousand kms later and a couple of flats - the very slow leaks started. Then the world of pain exploring how to make tubeless not leak. Stopping short of injecting goo, I opted for trusty GP4000s on these TLs ( tight to get on but ok ). Great ride, great rims, but go for the non-tubeless ordinary C24 rims.
I run Schwalbe HS One Tubless tires on this wheelset. They work great and go on easily if you learn to put the tire bead in the depressed center rim track and work the tire on by hand. No tools needed. Takes a little practice, but once you get used to the technique, Tubeless tires go on easily.


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Penn & Teller
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They make an unlikely pair. Penn Jillette is the 6-foot, 6-inch-tall, boisterous frontman; the former voice of Comedy Central; the fearless talk-show guest who passionately defends his brand of libertarianism, atheism and anti-convention against all inveighers. And then there is the man known only as Teller, the short, mischievous foil who rarely speaks onstage and could pass for a high school poetry teacher. He did, in fact, teach Latin for six years at a New Jersey high school before teaming up with Penn full-time. The two have been delighting audiences together since 1975.
By the 1980s, they'd performed live in theaters, on television and in movies and had achieved international renown for their quirky blend of comedy and illusions. Since then, they have expanded into books, magazine columns, plays, radio and podcasts. For a time Penn even had a game show. He plays the bass in his own "No God Band" at concerts and before the pair's performances.
Penn and Teller, who received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame earlier this year, read extensively and write constantly. Teller is working on a version of Shakespeare's The Tempest that he promises will have "lots of magic." He has written and directed other theater offerings as well, including a cult film spoof called Play Dead. Penn says he writes for several hours every day. "I'm always writing books before they ask me to write them. I have books and scripts—a lot of it will never get done." But plenty have, including titles such as How to Cheat Your Friends at Poker and Cruel Tricks for Dear Friends.
For the last 20 years, the pair have called Las Vegas home, and for the last 12 of those years, they have held court Wednesdays through Sundays at the 1,450-seat Penn & Teller Theater in the Rio hotel and casino. They rush to the exit doors after each performance to greet departing patrons, shake their hands and exchange a few words. Their show is based on illusions, but the gesture is genuine. They don't act like celebrities.
When was your first flight in a private airplane?
Teller: It was on a Learjet.
Penn: We were playing Off Broadway [at the same time that] we had already promised this cat in L.A. [we'd] do his movie [My Chauffeur, directed by David Beaird]. We had to get to L.A. and shoot all day and then get back [to New York] for our show. There was certainly no way a commercial flight could [let us] do that. We were onstage at 11 p.m. in New York and then we were on set at 6 a.m. the next day in L.A.
Do you recall a favorite private jet flight?
Teller: Someone sent the Warner [Brothers] jet to New York to transport us to play [movie director] Steven Spielberg's bachelor party.
Penn: It was the same sort of thing. We were playing in New York and we had to fly there [to L.A.] and back fast. It was a big jet with only five people on it.
Teller: You could recline, take a nap. The best part, of course, is no security lines.
When did you first know that you were going to be a magician?
Penn: I didn't want to be a magician when I was young because I thought magicians were liars. So I was a juggler. And then over the years Teller turned me into something of a magician. But I was a juggler and a talker. That is what I have always been. Teller is the one who taught me you could lie in the service of truth.
There were a lot of people in the 1970s using magic to lie about the universe, particularly with regard to mind-reading and that kind of stuff. That offended me very deeply and still does. I kind of painted all magicians with that brush. Teller taught me that you could be completely honest and still be a magician by just saying you were doing tricks. That is all you have to do.
Do you remember your first magic trick?
Teller: I had a Howdy Doody magic set. The first trick I recall from that was a little box and when you looked into it you saw three miniature Mars [candy] bars and then you would shake it up and there would be six miniature Mars bars.
Who were your professional role models?
Penn: James Randi [a Canadian-American stage magician and scientific skeptic best known for his challenges to paranormal claims and pseudoscience].
Teller: Randi certainly has had a huge influence on us. He pointed the way to using entertainment to open people up to new ways of thinking. Magic is tremendously well adapted to that.
Does good entertainment need to be educational and vice versa?
Teller: When I was a teacher I did rewrite the four levels of Latin readers to make sure the stories the kids were reading were worth their time. Junior high school and high school students tend to glaze over when they're reading about the Gallic Wars. The actual content is what entertains you.
What quality of Teller's do you admire most?
Penn: Hard work and responsibility. I know you are supposed to say all the creative stuff. He's on time, doesn't drink or do drugs. He's not Keith Moon [the hard-partying drummer from the band the Who, who died of a drug overdose at age 32].
Who does most of the writing for your show?
Penn: It's hard to say, but it is really the two of us. When we work on other projects there are other writers who join us but we function as the head writers on the TV stuff.
How often do you change the live show here in Las Vegas?
Penn: Whenever we want. That is a really important answer. There is no other act that does that. There is a bit we are putting in now that we have been working on for three years. Sometimes we put a bit in after a couple of months.
So many [performers] in Vegas…don't rehearse, don't practice, don't warm up. They come in, do the show, get the check and they're done. Kind of when they are out of show business, they come here to cash in.
To me, the ability to have an unlimited budget, to think up things to do onstage and have people come in and see it, I can't think of anything more [rewarding]. I worked really, really hard to get this. I'm not going to sit back and coast. I could. We could have not changed the show the whole time we have been in Vegas and it would make no financial difference to us. But we've done five and a half new hours of material in Vegas alone. There are spurts when all of a sudden another 25 minutes (of new material) will go into the show and we will shuffle around other things.
People think we put in new stuff because we are sick of the old stuff. That is not the case. The fact is once you change one thing, it's a bit of a house of cards. You have to decide who has what pocket loaded and who is onstage and how much talking there has been and how much visual stuff there has been. You have to shuffle it all around and it makes it a whole different puzzle.
Teller: Every Tuesday we work on new material for the live show and rehearse it.
How do you test a bit?
Penn: There is no testing involved [for content]. We decide if we like it. We always test a bit for safety [such as when they appear to fire bullets at each other and catch them between their teeth]. No one has ever been hurt at a Penn and Teller show, and I'm really proud of that. We do stuff that is so scary and so impossible and so safe. That is a pretty wacky combination.
We have a real advantage over other performers in that we hang out after the show and meet people. We don't talk to them very much, but people get a sentence or two in. And what that has taught me is that the quiet audiences that other entertainers might hate—because the only information they get is from the applause and laughter—are sometimes one-on-one the most appreciative audiences.
Have you ever done a bit that really bombed?
Penn: Sure.
Teller: It doesn't get repeated very much.
Penn: With me it does. I've repeated bombing a zillion times. Sometimes there is stuff I want to say and the fact that people don't like it sometimes doesn't deter me as fast as people wish.
What is your favorite illusion?
Penn: The thing we do that is the most talked about is the "bullet catch," but the thing I am most proud of is this thing I call "cowboy" that has many direct antecedents. [Teller appears to be sliced into many pieces in several containers.]
Teller: The best TV trick we ever did was our upside-down bit from Saturday Night Live. That used the medium more thoroughly than any piece of magic ever did. [Penn and Teller ostensibly did their entire act while hanging upside down. For the television audience, it appeared that they were defying gravity. Only when the act ended were viewers let in on the gag: the camera picture had been inverted.]
Your show is rated "family friendly," which is pretty unusual for Vegas. Was that a conscious decision?
Penn: Johnny Carson, Redd Foxx and Lenny Bruce did perfectly clean television shows and absolutely filthy live shows. We have done the opposite. We do a show with nudity, obscenity and political content on TV. A lot of the other shows I go on have heavy political and religious content. Our Vegas show is fully G-rated. I don't know why that is.
I think maybe it is to do with the fact you can't do magic on TV. For magic, you need to have the rules established of physics and time. Those rules you learned from infancy have to continue into the theater for you to feel it. The most amazing trick I could do for you right now is to be in another place instantly. Yet on TV that happens every 35 seconds. So you can't do magic on TV. When we are live we do a magic show. When we are on TV, doing a magic show would be stupid. If you want to make it a little more symmetrical, it would be offensive. You're insulting people. You say, "I promise I will not use camera tricks" and then you are. As a very famous magician's television producer once said, "We don't use camera tricks, we use a lot of editing tricks."
After you do a show, do you debrief it?
Penn: No. And we don't talk to each other.
You are sober, non-conforming, atheists. Does that background help in putting your act together?
Penn: Sure. I don't think we would be able to function [otherwise]. There is so much to disagree on, so you might as well agree on all the basics.
Fast Facts
NAME: Penn Jillette, Raymond Teller (though Teller is known only by his last name)
Ages: 58 (Penn), 65 (Teller)
PROFESSION: Magicians, actors, entertainers, authors
TRANSPORTATION: Jets chartered from Southern California-based charter broker Jet Link
PERSONAL: Both live in Las Vegas. Penn is married and has a son and daughter.
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In craigslist when you make a post you have to enter how much you are selling your product for, which is why they are able to sort it. they take the number people enter into the field and store it, which is why they are able to have that kind of search option. Whether or not TechPB would be able to handle something like this I don't know.
I read the last post on this, but I think my idea may be the best of both worlds. Is there a way in the forum to do a craigslist type posting, where you have to list the price of the marker when you post it, then you can set limits of what you can pay? for those who are looking for anything, they simply dont set the limits, and see everything. for those who are looking under 300, they simply put 300 as the max, and for those who are only looking for newer high ends, they can put 600 as a minimum.
It would be nice but depending on the website itself I don't know if it could handle this.
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Editor for this issue: Karen Milligan <karenlinguistlist.org>
In LINGUIST List 10-776, I posted a query concerning a person marking system which (to me) seemed very odd. In Cubeo (a so-called "middle" Tucanoan language of Colombia), in one of the two past tenses the first and second person marking switches between declaratives and interrogatives. Specifically, first person suffixes in declaratives are used as second person suffixes in interrogatives, and vice versa. I asked if anyone had run into this in other languages. To my surprise, such a person marking system is attested (although it is of course far from common). Thanks for their responses to Doris Payne (dlpayneOREGON.UOREGON.EDU), Claire Hiscock (clairehtinh.it), Adrian Clynes (aclynesubd.edu.bn), Jackson T.-S. Sun (hstssunccvax.sinica.edu.tw), Richard (= Dick) Hudson (dicklinguistics.ucl.ac.uk), Connie Dickinson (condidarkwing.uoregon.edu), Ernest McCarus (enmumich.edu), James L. Fidelholtz (jfidelsiu.buap.mx), Stefan Georg (Georghome.ivm.de), Norvin Richards (norvinkanda.kuis.ac.jp), Arthur Holmer (arthur.holmerling.lu.se), Michael Cysouw (m.cysouwlet.kun.nl), Wolfgang Schulze (W.Schulzemail.lrz-muenchen.de), Timothy Jowan Curnow (Timothy.Curnowanu.edu.au), John Peterson (John.Petersongermanistik.uni-muenchen.de). A variety of terms have been used to refer to this person marking system, including "conjunct-disjunct" (Hale), "self-person vs.other-person", and "mirativity." (The latter term covers a broader range of things as well, roughly having to do with old vs. new information.) Note: the 'Hale' in the above paragraph was mentioned by several respondents, some of whom referred to Ken Hale (MIT) and others of whom referred to Austin Hale (SIL). Based on a web search, I believe it is the latter, although I have not actually seen any of the papers in question. Some specific comments (slightly edited): [This marking system has been found in] Lhasa Tibetan, Kathmandu Newari, some Loloish languages, and probably some further Tibeto-Burman languages of the Himalayan region. It is also found in a few Mongolic languages bordering on Tibetan (Monguor and Baoan), where it was recently discovered by Keith Slater in his 1998 dissertation (Minhe Mangghuer: a Mixed Language of the Inner Asian Frontier) and, ahem, by myself in a forthcoming paper on Tibeto-Mongolic language contacts. ... [It] has been dubbed the "conjunct/discunct" system by Hale (for Newari) and its chief explorer, Scott DeLancey. Of his numerous papers on the matter, one may mention "The Historical Status of the Conjunct/Disjunct Pattern in Tibeto-Burman", Acta Linguistica Hafniensia 25/1992, 39-62, and "Mirativity: New vs. Assimilated Knowledge as a Semantic and Grammatical Category", Linguistic Typology 1,1/1997. --Stefan Georg - -------------- [The suffix marking 1st person in declarative and 2nd person in interrogative might mean] 'source of information/authority', which is the speaker in declaratives and the addressee in interrogatives. --Dick Hudson - -------------- I recall having seen reports of similar data in the Tibeto-Burman language Akha spoken in northern Thailand... As I recall, sentence-final particles have one form if the subject is 1st person in declaratives and 2nd person in interrogatives, and another form if the subject is 2nd person in declaratives and 1st person in interrogatives. These particles also serve to mark evidentiality. --Arthur Holmer - -------------- ...there was an interesting article by Scott Delancey in Linguistic Typology, 1:33-52 on Mirativity, which deals with issues like this...as I recall it, there is a general distinction between 1st person declaratives and 2nd person questions on the one hand, and everything else on the other, which many people trace back to agentivity, expected information, etc. For example, if I do something, then I am aware of it (generally), whereas when you do something, you (but not me) will be aware of your having done it (i.e., conciously having done it). Thus, when I ask you, I use the same form which I use for myself when making a statement. This has just become grammaticalized in some languages. --John Peterson - -------------- [There is] a good parallel from a Darwga diaclect (Central East Cauacsian) called Meheb, cf. nu quli-w le-w-ra I:ABS house-LOC be:PRES-CL:I-1:Sg "I am at home" nu quli-w le-w-u I:ABS house-LOC be:PRES-CL:I-Q "Am I at home?" h/u quli-w le-w you:SG:ABS house-LOC be:PRES-CL:I "you (sg.) are at home." h/u quli-w le-w-ra(-u) you:SG:ABS house-LOC be:PRES-CL:I-2Sg(-Q) "Are you at home?" Here, the morpheme -ra indicates 1Sg in declaratives, but 2Sg in interrogates. --Wolfgang Schulze - -------------- Ika (Chibchan, Colombia), [described] by an SIL grammarian, Paul Frank. I do not have his works right here, so I only can give an account from my own (scanty) notes.... There are auxiliaries used for Past marking, and one of them has the following paradigm (this is only part of the complete paradigm): immediate past past 1 uwin ukuin 2 ukuin uzin 3 vwin uzin (The orthography is not correct, due to ASCII limitation! The data come from Frank['s dissertation] 1985, page 89.) [There was more data in the msg, but I've edited out of this summary for reasons of space--MM] --Michael Cysouw - -------------- The situation reminds me of something I read about British English back in the 50's: a question uses the form of "shall" or "will" expected in the response. Thus: Shall you attend the meeting? Yes, I shall. --Ernest N. McCarus - -------------- In addition to the languages mentioned above, Adrian Clynes reports a similar system in Balinese (Austronesian), described in his 1995 PhD thesis. Claire Hiscock has been told that for Brazilian Portuguese "in informal sitiations, the suffixes marking first and second person were the same in exchanges like 'Are you coming?' 'Yes, I'm coming.' Connie Dickinson is writing a paper for CLS on this kind of 1/2 person declarative/ interrogative split in Tsafiki (= Colorado, a Barbacoan language of Ecuador). Timothy Jowan Curnow describes such a person marking system in an unpublished paper (originally a chapter of his dissertation) for Awa Pit (= Cuaiquer), another Barbacoan language of Ecuador and Colombia. Connie Dickinson reports that Cha'paalachi (= Cayapa of Ecuador, the third living language of the Barbacoan family) and Guambiano (sometimes called Barbacoan, but of doubtful affinity, IMHO) have similar systems. I have inquiries out to some of the field linguists I know who work in these languages for data, but haven't heard back yet. The Barbacoan languages are not known to be related to Cubeo, but there might have been an areal influence. (Cubeo is atypical of the other languages in the Tucanoan family in several respects. Also, the area is well-known for intermarriage between people of different language groups.) Several diachronic sources for such a marking system were suggested, among them re-analysis of mirativity marking or of evidentiality systems, and folk etymology (resulting more or less from the same sort of mistake we linguists sometimes make when trying to elicit 1st and 2nd person forms). In the case of Cubeo, there is a robust system of evidentials, so I suspect that is the source. (And the evidentials behave oddly in interrogatives of the recent past tense, perhaps evidence--sorry about the pun--for this hypothesis.) Mike Maxwell Mike_Maxwellsil.org Summer Institute of LinguisticsMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue


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From: Makayla, 5/13
Comments: I play varsity girls tennis at number 1 doubles. The first match with this shoe broke my whole big toe
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From: Anon, 4/13
Comments: It has been a long time since I tried on a pair of Barricades. I remember them being awkward, clunky-
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From: BH, 4/13
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From: Julia, 3/13
Comments: Further to my previous comment, the mystery continues. The royal blue edition of the Barricade 7,
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and the feel of them is back to the solidity of the royal blue pair. Wore them for two hours right out of the box and they were
However, they seem bigger than the previous two pairs - not enough to go back down half a size to the previous Barricades, but
enough that I'll probably have to wear two pairs of socks.
Seems perhaps quality control is not happening at the factory. Or something. It's strange.
From: Stephanie, 1/13
Comments: Weird thing about these Barricades. I've been wearing them since the 4s, and while I wasn't happy going
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and purple accents) were supposed to be the exact same shoe. But they were worlds apart. So much softer and less support.
Remember, we're not talking about going from 6s to 7s. These are both 7s, bought only a couple of months apart. I use them to
walk around in. I've ordered the pink and black pair. Let's hope they're more like the blue ones (which I still wear) are. Because
otherwise I'm going to have to go to a whole new brand, and I came to adidas in the first place because Nikes just didn't fit my
foot well. I don't know why they keep messin' around.
From: Stephanie, 1/13
Comments: Poor shoe compared to the Barricade II (I do not mean Barricade 2). The 7.0's have uppers that provide
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From: Grace, 1/13
Comments: I normally don't write reviews but I felt like this one was a must. I have been wearing the Barricades for
many years but stopped for the last couple of years due the new sizing (half a size bigger) and I'm a size 5 and cannot go any
smaller. I have been in search for a new pair and have ordered and used Nike. All of my Nike shoes unfortunately gave me
blisters, arch pain and now knee pain. They just don't have enough support in any of them. When I saw the Barricade 7 went back
to its original sizing, I did not hesitate to order my new pair, and based on some of the positive reviews I was brave enough to
wear it out of the box and played for 2 1/2 hours without breaking them in. I cannot tell you enough how happy I am with these
shoes. No blisters, no arch pain, and no knee pain. This was also a lot lighter than the previous style but still have a lot of
support. I just ordered the other color and will be ordering more pairs and stock up on these shoes. Thank you Adidas for going
back to your true sizing. The search is over! I recommended this to my tennis partner and she also bought two pairs and loves
From: Reg, 12/12
Comments: First of all let me say that I have not worn Barricades since the 2's back in 2001 after my first child was
born. All of the models since then have been too wide or if I could get them to fit, they were too wide in the heel and slippage
was a problem. They were also too bulky on the court. I felt like I was wearing cinder blocks on my feel. These, however, fit
perfectly. I have a narrow foot and an even narrower heel. No slippage with these. I typically either wear 2 pairs of thin socks or
Thorlos Level 3's. I read that some people complained about lack of lateral support but I have not had that issue. I'm able to
move up, back, and side-to-side feeling very supported in these shoes. The light weight is a nice surprise. I can usually tolerate
a heavier shoe as long as my feet feel supported. Prior to these shoes I have been wearing the Asics Resolution 2's and 3's. I
haven't tried the 4's yet because I read that they were a bit wider than previous versions. I haven't had these shoes very long so I
can't speak to the durability. I'm also not a toe dragger so I can't comment on that either. The only thing I don't like about this
shoe is how plastic-y it looks. I can live with that as long as my feet are happy. I also noticed in the TW review the testers
mentioned the lack of ventilation. I didn't have that problem. I am a 4.0 doubles player that plays year-round on hard courts
From: Jackie, 10/12
Comments: I've always played in Nike, but my feet would always hurt after playing. I'm so happy I switched to
Adidas a few years ago!
From: Anon, 10/12
Comments: These shoes are cheap, thin and have little support. They look cheap, and they have no side support.
They may be light, but I want support when I run for a ball. I'm an open level tournament on court 6 days a week, and these shoes
have lasted 3 weeks. The uppers are falling apart. I hope adidas gets the idea that these are NOT the shoes for serious players.
These were sent to me by adidas to replace Barricade 6 warranty. I hope to find more Barricade 6's.
From: Debi, 10/12
Comments: After wearing out the Barricade 5 and 6 (I play 4 times a
week), it was time for me to get new tennis shoes and I didn't
hesitate before ordering the Barricade 7. I must say I find them
better than the old Barricade. The first improvement you will notice
right away is the weight. They are so light that before I opened the
box I was scared for a minute that the box would be empty! Being less
heavy and less bulky, they made me feel like I'm moving in a lighter
way. I felt they supported lateral movement well. I felt completely confident to make sharp
changes in direction without fear of stumbling.
Another improvement is that there was literally no break-in time
needed. The shoes felt comfortable and ready to wear right out of the
box. Not that I think it is so important to have a short break-in
time, but just saying.
I've never worn any other brand for tennis shoes so I can't compare, yet
I definitely recommend these shoes.
From: Shif, 9/12
Comments: I have been wearing adidas for at least 20 years on the tennis court, and these have zero lateral
support. I guess I will have to buy up all the Barricade 6's I can find, or switch to Prince or Nike.
From: Wendy, 9/12
Comments: Seriously, they took the best shoe in tennis (the Barricade 6) and made it into this cheap, thin,
unsupportive tennis shoes. Looks like I will have to go back to the Barricade II's or find another manufacturer - only problem with
that is none of the shoes on the market for women (now) are durable or sturdy and if you are like a lot of tennis players and have
foot and ankle injuries in this shoe, you will probably have more injuries. I tried them on and it was an immediate "not in a million
year". Please adidas go back to making quality shoes for us! I can't have my fore-foot and toes bending that much and I can't
have my feet nearly on the court from thin, flexible materials on the sole/heel. I can't imagine one set in these things much less
three. Come on adidas, make the real court shoes for real tennis players.
From: NB, 8/12
Comments: They are light weight but too narrow. They made my feet hurt very bad.
From: Mia, 7/12
Comments: I have been buying the new models of the Barricade for the past 5 years. This is the first model I have
not found the support which I buy the shoe for. I have never had problems with my feet, but after playing in these shoes for two
hours, my feet are in pain. I think it's time to try another brand.
From: CC, 6/12
Comments: I bought these shoes, they were fine walking around then I played tennis in them and my
feet hurt for the rest of the day. They kind of slide up and down my feet. I'm still wearing them because I can't return
them and had been saving up for a pair of shoes since september. I usually buy nikes but this time decided to try
adidas shoes... I'm going back to Nike once I can save up for another pair.
From: M, 6/12
Comments: I have tried to love these, but they're just impossible to play in. I'm tall and wear a 10.5
medium. These feel tight at the forefoot and loose at the heel to the point where I'm lifting out of them. Also, should've
known this from looking at them, but there is zero ventilation so I race to pull them off when I'm done playing. I was a
fan of the Barricade 2's.
From: K, 4/12
Comments: Adidas, stop chasing the market in what catches the eye and get back in the driver's seat for
the player. Barricade II (the last of the IVs) were the shoes that put you on the map with hardcourt players. When you
feel the need to tweek, either hire a player to advise or take some time off. I don't know how many high level players
you have forced to sideline with foot issues due to a need to change up or start a trend. Coming from the mouths of
USTA players who are now on the fence, "try playing in them before you go to market and that's try playing tennis!"
Go back to the original toe box. Body types may have gotten wider but not feet.
From: Debbi-o, 4/12
Comments: This is a very comfortable shoe right out of the box. A little on the hot side, they could be
more breathable. They feel very stable. They are a little flashy but have kind of a cool look. I do wish the blue material
wasn't so shiny and cheap plasticy looking, but they feel so comfortable I think I can put up with it.
From: Anon, 4/12
Comments: Love this shoe. I could never wear adidas shoes before - they always were too big in the
heel. I now
just bought two pair and highly recommend this shoe. I find them true to size. My feet are very happy in these shoes -
like the K
Swiss Tubes - but the tread in those shoes wore out after 2 months. Hopefully these shoes last. Wish they came in
more colors.
From: Tina, 3/12
Comments: I have to agree with K. Harris. I have been playing with the Barricades since they came out a
very long
time ago. I had horrible feet issues with the 6's to the point that I had to take 5 weeks off of tennis (regular 4-5
time/week player)
and tried the 7's but had to return those after one wearing. I went back to Barricade 2's and my feet are fine. The
barricade is not
what it used to be -�the best stability and supportive shoe in the business.
From: Marie. 3/12
Comments: I've been playing with barricades for about 3 years an USED to love them, I bought
the new ones and actually took them back to the store. They are extremely flat and hurt my
feet just by walking in them. The previous models were really cool but these just look cheap! Not recommended at all.
From: Anon, 3/12
Comments: Been wearing these for a couple of months. pretty nice shoe, good support and
comfort, I didn't find it needed much breaking in. I take a half size larger in this shoe (6.5
instead of the usual 6 I wear, which is what I need in Adidas Running shoes, also). Compared
to another review, I didn't find this shoe to be narrow in the forefoot at all, and I have a wider
forefoot so I'm unable to wear a lot of shoes. I have stayed away from barricades in the past
because they were too heavy - I prefer this version. Not as comfy as my Babolat V-Pro's but
these will probably last longer, as the Babolat's don't have the structural integrity and break
down quicker.
From: Seralee, 2/12
Comments: Excellent shoes! Very light and narrow. Probably the best among recent models.
From: Irina, 1/12
Comments: I am (was) a big fan of the barricade shoes until Adidas changed the women's barricade for
the worst.
It is no longer what the barricade was designed to be: a highly supportive shoe designed for the best stability and
support in the
business. Now it is a light weight slipper - fine for most but disappointing those of us who have relied on the Barricade
to give us
the support we need for various foot problems.
From: K. Harris, FL, USA, 12/11
Comments: Already have played 3 matches wearing the new generation, there will not be a fourth one in
this shoes.
A few pros: Much lighter, no break in required. Cons: Very narrow in the forefoot, and the cushion in the heel part is
not as good
as with the B2. The pain was so bad after the matches it was like my neuroma was back in the forefoot and I had a heel
spur. I am
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In my database migration I have the following:
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Deer Creek
DescriptionThe Deer Creek CWMA is south of the Deer Creek Reservoir and east of State Road 189. The high point of the Unit is northwest extention of the Wallsburg Ridge (8500 feet). This high drops off in a west, northwest, north and northeast directions to a low of about 5500 feet. Beginning in the west Bear Canyon (5500 to 7500 feet), Sunday Canyon (5600 to 7300 feet), Hanks (5600 to 7100 feet) and Sams (7500 to 5600 feet) Canyons are the main drainages that drop away from the high point.
The Rocky Mountain Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland (41) is the donminant land cover type on the Deer Creek Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU), over fifty percent (50%). Rocky Mountain Bigtooth Maple Ravine Woodland (23) and Rocky Mountain Aspen Forest and Woodland (22) show patches over the Gambel Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland. There is a large patch of Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe (62) in the south-central, and a large patch of Inter-Mountain Basins Big Sagebrush Shrubland (48) in the northeast.
One of the Deer Creek Cooperative Wildlife Mangement Unit (CWMU) nearest weather stations, DEER CREEK DAM (422057), is 0.5 mile west of the west edge of the CWMU. DEER CREEK DAM has forthy-nine (49) years of records, 1959 - 2008. During the FALL (September, October and November) the average precipitation is 2.54 inches, but it can be as high as 7.69 inches or as low as 0.60 inch. During the 91-day FALL period, 15 days will experience greater than or equal to 0.01 inch of precipitation, 8 days of greater than or equal to 0.10 inch, or 1 day of the greater than or equal to 0.50 inch of precipitation. Snowfall during the FALL averages 4.4 inches but can be as high as 30.0 inches. FALL temperature at DEER CREEK DAM averages 46�F. but can be as high as 97�F. or as low as -12�F. During the FALL, 54 days will be below freezing (32�F.) and 1 day above 90�F. This map is provided for general reference only and does not constitute a legal hunt boundary. The Division does not guarantee access to any private or public land. Hunt unit boundaries may include private property or other excluded areas.
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Emergency dredging law signed
A bill authorizing emergency dredging funds for 49 Michigan harbors and signed into law by Gov. Rick Snyder on Wednesday had support from three Northeast Michigan lawmakers.
Rep. Peter Pettalia, R-Presque Isle, said he supported the bill for "obvious reasons." His district, the 106th, is a coastal one. It includes Alpena, Alcona and Presque Isle counties, and has three harbors that will receive emergency dredging funds. They are the Alpena City Marina, the Harrisville Harbor and the Rogers City Marina.
Pettalia was also one of three representatives to introduce bills to streamline the dredging process, he said. One bill lowers the permitting fee to $50 from $1,500 and another speeds up the permitting process. Pettalia's allows spoilages, the materials dug up while dredging, to be handled faster.
"It's very, very important that we get this done before the season," he said. "It's economically important. It's not only economically important for the residential boating industry, but for industrial shipping."
Sen. John Moolenaar, R-Midland, said he's pleased Alpena and Harrisville will receive funding to dredge their marinas.
"I think it's really a recognition by the governor and the legislature that dredging is an urgent priority from a safety standpoint, as well as making use of our natural resources, of which we are very blessed in northern Michigan," he said.
Michigan harbors around the state face a challenge from low lake levels, both immediately and in the long-term, Moolenaar said. He and other lawmakers continue to work on policies to address these challenges into the future.
One solution Moolenaar and other senators proposed would be to use Natural Resources Trust Fund money to be allocated for dredging expenses, he said.
"The purpose of this legislation is really to initiate a discussion of the needs of longer-term solutions to our dredging," he said. "We're looking at all sorts of different avenues that would give our state the tools to address this."
Michigan's harbors are a big economic driver in the state, Sen. Howard Walker, R-Traverse City, said. His district includes Presque Isle County. While he supported the dredging funds bill, he did so with "a bit of consternation."
"Some of the funding source is waterways funds," he said. "There are already projects that have been approved for the Waterways Commission that were going to use the money, several of them throughout my district."
Walker attempted to amend the bill to include funding for dredging and the previously approved projects, he said. His amendment died in committee for lack of support. He would have liked to tap into $75 million going to the state's budget stabilization fund. Instead, the previously approved projects will be pushed back to next year.
"Be that as it may, the process is a process," he said. "The main thing is, we're at a point where we can do emergency dredging in a timely manner."
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rebelwithoutaclue wrote:Any stat is worthless if the sample size is tiny. One game means nothing, whether it be baseball or basketball.
Sasha. Pavlovic.
This column is by a couple of Ph.D's at 82games who came up with an "adjusted" +/- to try and compensate for the fact that mediocre players on good teams will have higher +/- numbers than good players on bad teams. I suggested dealing with this problem by using +/- only to compare players on the same team, but the authors came up with something a lot more sophisticated. Looking at the names of the players who came out on top of their adjusted rankings you'll see pretty much a Who's Who of NBA basketball in 2007-08. The exception is Jamario Moon, who somehow managed to get into the top ten as a rookie. The authors had a special observation about him, noting that their method of reducing statistical noise involves using five years of data, whereas with Moon they only had one year so the result isn't as valid. You'll notice that your buddy Sasha was dead last on the Cavs in adjusted +/- that year.
One thing I like about what they're doing is incorporating defense, which gets lost in a lot of other stats that are used to compare players. This gives an advantage to a player who contributes more or less equally on both ends like Kevin Garnett as opposed to a player whose contribution is heavily on the offensive side like Chris Paul or Kobe Bryant.
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This author offers a scathing rebuke over comments by Jim Brown and Joe Namath over their former teams , but in a cautionary note , was it all bitter rancor , or truth nobody wants to hear .
nevermind his perceived slight of TR , who else has looked Holmgren in the eye , after seeing his body of work and pronounced him Nekid .
Certainly not the sheep in our press .
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"What have I said about the Browns other than the fact that Richardson is an ordinary back? There's so much I could say. So you tell all those people that want to look at me, look at what you've got. You're sitting on a mess. You've got a guy that doesn't give interviews except in other cities. I ask all the people in Cleveland, do you get the impression that Mr. Holmgren wants to be there? If you do, then tell me."


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Hunt 6201: CWMU Bull moose
Causey Spring
Season dates
9-1-2014 to 10-31-2014
- Nonresident permits: No
- Resident permits: 1
- Total permits: 1
The Wildlife Board establishes timeframes for hunting on CWMUs. Hunters should expect to hunt at least five days within these timeframes
Type: CWMU
Species: Bull moose
Weapon: Any legal weapon
Causey Spring
DescriptionThe Bastian Ranch Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) is west and north of Causey Reservoir. Beaver Creek and State Highway 39 forms the west boundary and Elk Ridge forms the east boundary. The Unit consists of a main ridge which is about 8000 feet in the north dropping to 6700 feet in the south before it drops into Water Hollow. From this main ridge the Unit drops into Beaver Creek (5600 feet to 6600 feet). On the eastside the unit drops in to Dry Bread Hollow (6000 feet to 7200 feet) before rising up to Elk Ridge (7600 feet to 7900 feet). The most common elevation is 6800 feet but ranges from 5500 feet to 7900 feet with an elevation difference of 2400 feet. Fifty-four percent (54%) of the CWMU elevation ranges between 6000 feet and 7300 feet an elevation difference of 1300 feet.
There are three (3) main land cover types and one (1) land cover type that dominates the Bastian Ranch Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU). First, there is the Rocky Mountain Aspen Forest and Woodland (22). Then there are the Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe (62) and Rocky Mountain Gamble Oak-Mixed Montane Shrubland (41) in about equal amounts. In lesser amounts is Rocky Mountain Bigtooth Maple Ravine Woodland(23).
One of the Bastian Ranch Cooperative Wildlife Mangement Unit (CWMU) nearest weather stations, HUNTSVILLE MONESTERY (424135), is about 11.0 km southwest from the southwest edge of the CWMU. HUNTSVILLE MONESTERY has thirty-one (31) years of records, 1976 - 2007. During the FALL (September, October and November) the average precipitation is 5.74 inches, but it can be as high as 12.30 inches or as low as 1.36 inches. During the 91-day FALL period, 22 days will experience greater than or equal to 0.01 inch of precipitation, 14 days of greater than or equal to 0.10 inch, or 3 days of the greater than or equal to 0.50 inch of precipitation. There can also be 1 day of greater than or equal to 1.00 inch precipitation. Total FALL snowfall averages 10.2 inches but can be as high as 31.0 inches. FALL temperature at HUNTSVILLE MONESTERY averages 46.0 degrees F. but can be as high as 95.0 degrees F. or as low as -16.0 degrees F. During the FALL, 56 days will be below freezing (32 degrees F.) and less than 1 day above 90 degrees F. This map is provided for general reference only and does not constitute a legal hunt boundary. The Division does not guarantee access to any private or public land. Hunt unit boundaries may include private property or other excluded areas.
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Cathleen Benton
STOCKTON Cathleen Newhouse Benton, 54, of Stockton, NY, formerly of Mayville, died unexpectedly at her home on Friday February 1, 2013.
She was born in Westfield, NY on September 25, 1958, the daughter of Betty Newhouse of Mayville and the late Bernard Newhouse.
Cathy was a 1976 graduate of Mayville Central School and attended Jamestown Business College. Earlier in her life she was employed with Chautauqua Print Shop in Mayville, Renold's in Westfield and Ethan Allen of Mayville.
She was a member of Chautauqua Lake Memorial VFW Ladies Auxiliary, Westfield Moose and was active in the Mayville-Chautauqua Little League
and Minor League Organizations in the '80s.
She was a loving daughter, sister and aunt who fought two courageous battles with cancer. She dearly loved her family, and was always there for them and she had fun shopping, antiquing, decorating her home and riding the "Harley" with her late husband Paul Benton.
Cathy is survived by her mother, Betty Newhouse; brothers Richard (Juanita) Hubbell of Mayville, Scott (Liz) Newhouse of Naples, Florida and sister Tammy Buck of Jamestown; nephews Shane Hubbell of Mayville and Ethan Newhouse of Naples, Florida; great nephews Dylan and Derek Hubbell; and greatniece Hyacinth Hubbell.
In addition to her father, Bernie Newhouse and husband Paul Benton, she was preceded in death by a sister, Teri Newhouse.
Honoring Cathy's wishes there will be no visitation. A private memorial service will be held at a later date.
Memorials may be made to the Mayville United Methodist Church, 81 S. Erie St., Mayville, NY 14757; or Hospice Chautauqua County, 20 W. Fairmount Ave., Lakewood, NY 14750; or Stockton Fire Dept., 28 Route 380, Stockton, NY 14784.
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