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How to Understand Those Confusing Windows 7 File/Share Permissions
Have you ever tried to figure out all of the permissions in Windows? There's share permissions, NTFS permissions, access control lists, and more. Here's how they all work together.
The Security Identifier
The Windows Operating systems use SIDs to represent all security principles. SIDs are just variable length strings of alphanumeric characters that represent machines, users and groups. SIDs are added to ACLs(Access Control Lists) every time you grant a user or group permission to a file or folder. Behind the scene SIDs are stored the same way all other data object are, in binary. However when you see a SID in Windows it will be displayed using a more readable syntax. It is not often that you will see any form of SID in Windows, the most common scenario is when you grant someone permission to a resource, then their user account is deleted, it will then show up as a SID in the ACL. So lets take a look at the typical format in which you will see SIDs in Windows.
The notation that you will see takes a certain syntax, below are the different parts of a SID in this notation.
- An 'S' prefix
- Structure revision number
- A 48-bit identifier authority value
- A variable number of 32-bit sub-authority or relative identifier (RID) values
Using my SID in the image below we will break up the different sections to get a better understanding.
The SID Structure:
'S' – The first component of a SID is always an 'S'. This is prefixed to all SIDs and is there to inform Windows that what follows is a SID.
'1' – The second component of a SID is the revision number of the SID specification, if the SID specification was to change it would provide backwards compatibility. As of Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2 the SID specification is still in the first revision.
'5' – The third section of a SID is called the Identifier Authority. This defines in what scope the SID was generated. Possible values for this sections of the SID can be:
- 0 – Null Authority
- 1 – World Authority
- 2 – Local Authority
- 3 – Creator Authority
- 4 – Non-unique Authority
- 5 – NT Authority
'21' – The forth component is sub-authority 1, the value '21' is used in the forth field to specify that the sub-authorities that follow identify the Local Machine or the Domain.
'1206375286-251249764-2214032401' – These are called sub-authority 2,3 and 4 respectively. In our example this is used to identify the local machine, but could also be the the identifier for a Domain.
'1000' – Sub-authority 5 is the last component in our SID and is called the RID (Relative Identifier), the RID is relative to each security principle, please note that any user defined objects, the ones that are not shipped by Microsoft will have a RID of 1000 or greater.
Security Principles
A security principle is anything that has a SID attached to it, these can be users, computers and even groups. Security principles can be local or be in the domain context. You manage local security principles through the Local Users and Groups snap-in, under computer management. To get there right click on the computer shortcut in the start menu and choose manage.
To add a new user security principle you can go to the users folder and right click and choose new user.
If you double click on a user you can add them to a Security Group on the Member Of tab.
To create a new security group, navigate to the Groups folder on the right hand side. Right click on the white space and select new group.
Share Permissions and NTFS Permission
In Windows there are two types of file and folder permissions, firstly there are the Share Permissions and secondly there are NTFS Permissions also called Security Permissions. Take note that when you share a folder by default the "Everyone" group is given the read permission. Security on folders is usually done with a combination of Share and NTFS Permission if this is the case it is essential to remember that the most restrictive always applies, for example if the share permission is set to Everyone = Read(which is the default), but the NTFS Permission allow users to make a change to the file, the Share Permission will take preference and the users will not be allowed to make changes. When you set the permissions the LSASS(Local Security Authority) controls access to the resource. When you logon you are given an access token with your SID on it, when you go to access the resource the LSASS compares the SID that you added to the ACL (Access Control List) and if the SID is on the ACL it determines whether to allow or deny access. No matter what permissions you use there are differences so lets take a look to get a better understanding on when we should use what.
Share Permissions:
- Only apply to users who access the resource over the network. They don't apply if you log on locally, for example through terminal services.
- It applies to all files and folders in the shared resource. If you want to provide a more granular sort of restriction scheme you should use NTFS Permission in addition to shared permissions
- If you have any FAT or FAT32 formatted volumes, this will be the only form of restriction available to you, as NTFS Permissions are not available on those file systems.
NTFS Permissions:
- The only restriction on NTFS Permissions is that they can only be set on a volume that is formatted to the NTFS file system
- Remember that NTFS are cumulative that means that a users effective permissions are the result of combining the user's assigned permissions and the permissions of any groups the user belongs to.
The New Share Permissions
Windows 7 bought along a new "easy" share technique. The options changed from Read, Change and Full Control to. Read and Read/Write. The idea was part of the whole Home group mentality and makes it easy share a folder for non computer literate people. This is done via the context menu and shares with your home group easily.
If you wanted to share with someone who is not in the home group you could always choose the "Specific people…" option. Which would bring up a more "elaborate" dialog. Where you could specify a specific user or group.
There is only two permission as previously mentioned, together they offer an all or nothing protection scheme for your folders and files.
- Read permission is the "look, don't touch" option. Recipients can open, but not modify or delete a file.
- Read/Write is the "do anything" option. Recipients can open, modify, or delete a file.
The Old School Way
The old share dialog had more options and gave us the option to share the folder under a different alias, it allowed us to limit the number of simultaneous connections as well as configure caching. None of this functionality is lost in Windows 7 but rather is hidden under an option called "Advanced Sharing". If you right click on a folder and go to its properties you can find these "Advanced Sharing" settings under the sharing tab.
If you click on the "Advanced Sharing" button, which requires local administrator credentials, you can configure all the settings that you were familiar with in previous versions of Windows.
If you click on the permissions button you'll be presented with the 3 settings that we are all familiar with.
- Read permission allows you to view and open files and subdirectories as well as execute applications. However it doesn't allow any changes to be made.
- Modify permission allows you to do anything that Read permission allows, it also add the ability to add files and subdirectories, delete subfolders and change data in the files.
- Full Control is the "do anything" of the classic permissions, as it allows for you to do any and all of the previous permissions. In addition it gives you the advanced changing NTFS Permission, this only applies on NTFS Folders
NTFS Permissions
NTFS Permission allow for very granular control over your files and folders. With that said the amount of granularity can be daunting to a newcomer. You can also set NTFS permission on a per file basis as well as a per folder basis. To set NTFS Permission on a file you should right click and go to the files properties where you'll need to go to the security tab.
To edit the NTFS Permissions for a User or Group click on the edit button.
As you may see there are quite a lot of NTFS Permissions so lets break them down. First we will have a look at the NTFS Permissions that you can set on a file.
- Full Control allows you to read, write, modify, execute, change attributes, permissions, and take ownership of the file.
- Modify allows you to read, write, modify, execute, and change the file's attributes.
- Read & Execute will allow you to display the file's data, attributes, owner, and permissions, and run the file if its a program.
- Read will allow you to open the file, view its attributes, owner, and permissions.
- Write will allow you to write data to the file, append to the file, and read or change its attributes.
NTFS Permissions for folders have slightly different options so lets take a look at them.
- Full Control allows you to read, write, modify, and execute files in the folder, change attributes, permissions, and take ownership of the folder or files within.
- Modify allows you to read, write, modify, and execute files in the folder, and change attributes of the folder or files within.
- Read & Execute will allow you to display the folder's contents and display the data, attributes, owner, and permissions for files within the folder, and run files within the folder.
- List Folder Contents will allow you to display the folder's contents and display the data, attributes, owner, and permissions for files within the folder.
- Read will allow you to display the file's data, attributes, owner, and permissions.
- Write will allow you to write data to the file, append to the file, and read or change its attributes.
Microsoft's documentation also states that "List Folder Contents" will let you execute files within the folder, but it you will still need to enable "Read & Execute" in order to do so. It's a very confusingly documented permission.
In summary, user names and groups are representations of an alphanumeric string called a SID(Security Identifier), Share and NTFS Permissions are tied to these SIDs. Share Permissions are checked by the LSSAS only when being accessed over the network, while NTFS Permissions are only valid on the local machines. I hope that you all have a sound understanding of how file and folder security in Windows 7 is implemented. If you have any questions feel free to sound off in the comments.
- Published 09/16/11
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Yeah, I have a question. How do I turn it all OFF! I'm the only user and the Admin, so I'd like to turn it all off. It's a real pain.
Mark: Turn what off? Filesharing?
It's not Windows 7 fileshare and permissions, it's NT…
Hi! I was wondering how I edit the user list and add other machines from my LAN (all admins) so there is no need to enter passwords to access and write to shared disks. It's not intuitive to me.
Turn off all the permissions, the take control crap, the run as administrator stuff and the registry permissions. It's all designed to keep the noobs from screwing up. But what about those of us that are aware of what we are doing and choose to do it? Why not just allow me to share files on my home network with a simple command? Why do I have to jump through hoops to get stuff done? It's realy been a pain going to W7 from XP.
I'm done raving now………………
I'm pretty sure he means the "click to continue" that keeps coming up every time you want to run some files/programs etc. I'm the same way….I'm the only user and so I'm the admin as well and I would like to get rid of that "click to continue" also.
Amen, Mark ! Why the h*ll after all these years there isn't a slimmed-down, basic Windows OS version that acknowledges a single entity (the new owner) as the be-all, end-all Administrator with full rights to everything on the system HE now OWNS by right of purchase and eliminate about 5-kazillion unecessary of code ?!?
I DON"T need a galaxy of file and user permissions to wade through and I DON'T need 75 ways to open/delete/write to/print a file…
What I NEED is a quick and easy way to get some work accomplished which is why I find myself using my iPad more and more and leaving this Windows PC lid-down but running in case I need to connect remotely…
Please, Microsoft, STOP
Well said Mark. I 2nd the motion exactly.
I had to make the switch to W7 to use Acad 2012, and after 10 years with XP, this has been one freakin' nightmare. I've got it all working using Classic Shell, tips from here and VG. This OS change has taken over a month to get setup the way I want. I'll tell you now, I'm not going to W8 until W7 is no longer supported. No way, no how. I'm hoping that MS will eventually catch on and make an Administrator version without the crap-ola, but I'm not holding my breath.
As Chris said, "PLEASE, MIcrosoft, STOP!!!!!!!
PS: They can shove the resource eating, screen space robbing ribbon interface as well………………
hi there can anyone tell me why i dont see the local users and groups tab. i click manage after right clicking the computer button and i dont see it. help me please, anyone. thank you
It already is possible to get rid of click to continue. Just open the click to continue window and there will be a shortcut to the options. HTG has already written quite a few articles about this, by the way.
From a home, or small office setting, I totally sympathize with many of the comments here, about having a clear way of managing & sharing. I believe the homegroup idea is a step in that direction, but like most things from microsoft, they tend to be half-baked until they go thru a few revisions.
But as an outsource IT worker for small & medium businesses, please understand that your perspective for simplicity isn't the only perspective. I need to have the granular control that the article talks about. You add in domains & group policy, and the complexity goes up, because the amount of control goes up.
Yes, it can be confusing, but as long as I can do what I need to do, I'll learn it, as will any IT worker who wants to do their job properly. If the capability to do what I need to do isn't there, because it's been abandoned for the sake of simplicity, then you've created a host of other problems.
MS has a ton of environments to support, so you can't make everyone happy. But I acknowledge there is plenty of room for improvement.
Has anyone got any insight on how to include other users from other machines informs permissions list to avoid needing to log in for a share?
List Folder Contents lets you traverse directories and list files' attributes and such, as you said. However, you can't "run" (execute) those files. Well actually, you can "double click" the file, and if Windows doesn't give you an 'access denied', the associated program will. Try it if you don't believe me.
List Folder Contents is a great tool for giving users with limited access to certain folders deeper in your directory structure without allowing them access to the rest of the files and folders. I know, some will say, "Just put their stuff in another location", but some folks don't have that option with their directory structure.
@Josh: Normally your workstations would need to be in a Windows Domain or Domains for what you're asking to work. However, It may be possible to do what you're asking with Windows 7 Homegroups. It's a kind of simplistic way to set up shares, but it seems like it will accomplish your intent; sharing out folders from one computer to other computers in the Homegroup. Sort of like a blanket approach. If you want more granularity, I'm not sure if the Homegroup option can cover it. One test might be to set up the Homegroup with another computer, then check the NTFS permissions on the folders being shared out to see if they include any users or groups prefaced by the other workstation's name. Ex. HOMEPC1\user1 – Read/Write
Homegroup Sharing has made things very easy in my household. Fast efficient sharing without a lot of hassle.
If you guys are complaining about the full rights. The first thing you need to do is to be the ADMINISTRATOR not the STANDARD USER..
How to disable those Clicking continue? Turn off your user account control settings
Click START
Click the PICTURE
Click Change User Account Control Settings
Note: If you are using vista Just uncheck the box, click okay the restart the computer. For win7 move down the slide bar at the very bottom, Then restart the computer.
This option is for advanced user only. If your a noob and doesn't want to messed up your computer PLEASE. Dont do it!.
Do you like 10 year old cars better than new ones too? Some people can't handle change – your over-the-top rants put you in that category. 10 years with XP lol…. kicking and screaming, we'll drag you into the present.
All you f-ing whiners and complainers. Why use Homegroups at all? I happily share files, etc without even looking at Homegroups… just share the standard way – just like in XP, just like in Win2k, Vista…. JUST LIKE IT'S BEEN ALL ALONG, MARK.
Your own stupidity is no excuse anymore, grow up.
Look guys, I been using Windows since it appeared. I installed XP the day it was released and I avoided the cluster f**k that was Vista. All I'm looking for is an version that is a good reliable OS without the bells, whistles, and protection crap. And yes, I know all about the Homepoop and all the elaborate garbage that has been thrust upon us. I just don't need it. If you sheeple want to go with the MS flow, have at it. The are a herd of others that feel the same as I do, as well.
BTW, @ Homegroup…. FO!
this is all so confusing. Why can't it just be one window to show what folder you wanna share and other folder to locate and give permission to certain computers. It was real pain in the ass for me to figure it out myself
I do not think the home version of windows supports this, at not how it is written if at all.
OK I don't have Local Users and Groups in my "options" of Computer Management is that because I'm running Win 7 Home Prem??
"To create a new security group, navigate to the Groups folder on the right hand side."
It's on the left on my system :)
This article was disappointing. I was hoping I'd come away with a better understanding of file sharing in Win 7, but more specifically, I was hoping to find a simple way of sharing files and folders so that other network users don't continually get Access Denied messages. No such luck, however, so the search continues.

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The Mining Law of 1872 provides the legal framework for citizens to acquire mineral rights to a variety of hard-rock minerals, including uranium and vanadium. Mining claimants are required to get BLM authorization before conducting any significant surface-disturbing activities. Miners are also required to get various permits from state and local governments in addition to putting in place financial guarantee bonds to insure completion of reclamation to meet various agency standards.
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Stephanie Burke was born in Nevada City, CA in 1984. She received her BA in Studio Art and Anthropology from Humboldt State University in 2007, and her MFA in Photography from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2009. Currently she makes work, teaches photography at Wilbur Wright College and Hyde Park Art Center, writes for Bad at Sports and works as Managing Editor for Art Talk Chicago and Chicago Art Magazine. When not making, teaching, looking at, or writing about art, she enjoys running around in the woods, drinking beer by bonfires, and target shooting.
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UPDATE: Cause of Pasco Fire
Pasco Fire Battalion Chief David Hare reports improper handling of materials after a bar-b-que fire was the cause of the blaze at 2210 West Henry early Monday morning.
Hare also says the rekindling of the fire several hours after firefighters had already doused the flames was caused by the power to the building not being cut.
The bottom two apartments of the fourplex have suffered water damage, but are mostly intact. However the top two apartments are destroyed from both fire and water.
The American Red Cross says the nineteen displaced residents include 11 children, who are currently being housed at the Red Lion Inn in Pasco for the next two days.
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An early morning residential fire leaves five families homeless today in Pasco.
Nineteen people, including 11 children, need emergency housing, food and clothing after the fire, which started this morning at around 1am.
The blaze took place at a fourplex on West Henry Street between 24th and 22nd Avenues.
The Pasco Fire Department says nobody was hurt, but the building is in shambles because of the fire damage to the top units and water damage to the lower units.
Sara Serrano says her mother and two sibblings lived in one of the apartments but there is not much left after the fire.
A neighbor, Jennifer Vandinter, was providing victims water and blankets while and her son, 10-year-old Christopher was doing his part too.
"We brought some of the kids from the house to our house. I helped them get settled into our house, and then we put on movies for them to watch until they got taken to the motel," said Christopher.
The American Red Cross is providing emergency 72-hour housing at the Red Lion Hotel. They will also be providing food and clothing for the next several weeks. The Red Cross is working with other local agencies to place these families in apartments in the very near future.
The Pasco Fire Department is still investigating the cause of the fire.


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The Menace of Methamphetamine
Methamphetamine—or meth—is a highly addictive drug. It is a Schedule II controlled substance. It can be prescribed. But most meth that is abused is made in illegal labs.
Meth is related to the legally prescribed stimulant amphetamine. But it has stronger effects. The drug causes an immediate feeling of increased activity, or a "rush," along with decreased appetite.
Meth is known on the street as speed, tweak, uppers, or black beauties. The drug is taken in pill form. Or it can be snorted or injected in powdered form. It can also be smoked. This crystallized meth is a more powerful form of the drug.
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Meth lures people looking for a high. But it also appeals to women trying to lose weight or those seeking a burst of energy to make it through the day. In fact, women use meth at rates that are about equal to men. That is unlike many other illegal drugs, which are mainly used by men.
When meth starts to wear off, abusers face 2 options. They can suffer through what can be a 3 day bottoming-out period. That may include irritability, listlessness, and headaches. Or they can take another dose to ease their suffering. But they then risk addiction.
More and more people are taking that second dose. People hear the myths that the drug does good things and lasts 12 hours a dose. They feel they can work longer hours, study more, and lose weight.
Meth can also be easily found. Unlike other stimulants, it can be made in the kitchen sink using cheap household ingredients. But the process can be dangerous. Explosions are possible.
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People who abuse cocaine also get a feeling of euphoria. But the body quickly gets rid of the drug. The good feeling rapidly diminishes. Meth remains in the body far longer, prolonging its effects.
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What a horrible experience. Purchased two pairs of these and they are terrible! Started falling apart the first time out. We didn't walk on anything but snow.
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These are the worst snowshoes I have ever used.
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- The ratchet bindings loosen very quickly, so you have stop to tighten them every few minutes.
- The poles close no matter how tight you set them. The baskets that attach to the bottom of the poles broke in the first outing.
- The shoes themselves are poor quality. The straps that attach the decking have all broken, all the way around the shoes. This has happened to two pairs that were purchased at the same time.
The poles are not functional. They collapse no matter how much you tighten them and the baskets are poorly made and broke within minutes of use.
The binding loosen so you have to stop to fix them every few minutes.
The straps that attach the decking are broken pretty much all the way around the shoes. The look like they're made of low quality plastic that isn't actually made to stand the cold. They crack in the weather.
They are overpriced and didn't even last a season.
The worst part though, was the terrible customer service I received. They were rude, blamed me for not walking in them properly. Refused to help at all...but did suggest I purchase new pairs for next year.
I have used Atlas shoes in the past and have had them last 8 years with no issue. I would recommend checking out that site.
oh, i wish i lived back east to hand deliver my return. those scumbags hosed me. the BBB of Ontario was a bigger waste of time. the poles and bag, didn't even use.
1 year ago
Bought two pairs (for couples) of these over on…
Price Paid: $214 (2 pairs, shipping and tax included)
Bought two pairs (for couples) of these over on their eBay store...took two days to deliver!!! Awesome shoe...love it. Easy to put on, very light. The price is totally reasonable.
I'm having a great time with those in the outbacks...hope this will be helpful for you, eh!!!
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Price Paid: $130
I have two pairs in the house and use them frequently with NO problem whatsoever. Of course, I only use them when 'shoes are truly warranted (snow deeper than 1 foot), thereby eliminating any bent or damaged crampons.
Incidentally, I weigh 345 lbs and the model 34's hold me up and perform nicely.
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I have had my A-27 (Adventure) model for about 3 months and they are incredible. For the price point you can not really ask for anything more.
For anyone who is looking for a recreational snowshoe I would highly recommend the Bigfoot brand, built well, quick service and amazing price point!
Terrific customer service. Quick delivery! I ordered…
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $203 something with tax
Terrific customer service. Quick delivery!
- Well made
- Soft plastic/rubber for cold temps
- Fits every shoe/ boot type!
- Well made
- Just had to adjust a screw at home on my pole
I ordered this set three days ago, and they showed up yesterday! I had one part of my pole that didn't lock properly, so I emailed the company, and within minutes I was emailed back about how to just tighten a screw to fix my problem.
Well, I haven't got to use them yet, due to lack of snow. But so far my hubby and I are in love! Built really sturdy, and there were certainly no corners cut! All rivets are tight and the quality of the material is very good.
They look fantastic, are are super lightweight! I've had some heavy snow shoes, but these are great :)
I can't wait for it to snow to be able to use them!
Thank you, Bigfoot Snowshoe :)
Welcome to Trailspace, Samantha. I hope you'll come back and review your snowshoes once you've had adequate time to use them this winter.
1 year ago
Wow! how'd they do? yes, they could probably sell you swamp land in the Everglades and even put makeup on a pig and sell it to you, but mention the word "WARRANTY" to Barry and see what happens. Just make sure you tell them you only walked in a snow covered parking lot, just like their demo video. Your WARRANTY does not cover you walking on ICE, which is under most snow. Do not take off a groomed trail or ski hill, void if used in a forest type setting. Whatever you do, do not mention that you used them for any kind of work related activity. Good Luck
1 year ago
Do not buy this junk!!!!!! Promised by Barry these…
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Price Paid: anything over $5 is too much
Do not buy this junk!!!!!!
- Ships fast
- Nice cardboard box
- Took my money, no problem
- Good tape on the box
- Got address correct
- Product is weak
- Salesman is a scum bag
- No warranty whatsoever
- This company is in Canada
Promised by Barry these glorified popcans would work in the SNOW, like in a real forest type setting, not the parking lot setting they filmed their commercial in.
NOPE, because we actually used them in a forest, all warranty is void. Even called the Ontario BBB on this junk, what a waste of time!!!
Wesellit.ca is a scam!!
Thanks for sharing your review, Steve. I'm sorry to hear about your poor experience. If possible, it would be very helpful if you added some pictures of your failed snowshoes to your review, for others to see.
2 years ago
Base began falling apart/tearing after three years…
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Price Paid: Approx $130
Base began falling apart/tearing after three years of light use. Looks like crampons can come up and cut the base straps, other stress tears, too. I weigh 160 lbs and was using Size 25 so shouldn't have been overstressing them. Disappointing.
- Fairly cheap
- Boot straps work well
- Base strapping appears to be poorly designed/weak
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Price Paid: $80
I have a couple of pairs of Bigfoot snowshoes. I have never had a problem with mine. I use mine hard checking rabbit snares in the winter. I have read the reviews and cannot imagine why people would be snowshoeing in less than 1 foot of snow!! That is why they are wrecking their shoes.
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- Lightweight
- Quality built
- Llimited flotation compared to traditional snowshoes
Good product for its intended use (snowshoeing in deep snow). The snowshoes are well built, with minimal maintenance. I use mine in extreme conditions of Northern Ontario and would highly recommend them!
NO STARS. I purchased four pairs of these shoes between…
NO STARS. I purchased four pairs of these shoes between myself and friends and had the same problem — the crampons bent the first time out and the snow stuck to them so badly that huge balls were created and we couldn't walk more than five steps without our ankles rolling.
I live in Alberta, where the snow is dry and fluffy and it still happens.
Customer service was useless, suggesting I try wax on the crampons, which I did to no avail. They haven't answered any other emails.
DO NOT BUY THESE SNOWSHOES! They are a good price, but a great example of you get what you pay for unfortunately.
My wife gave me these snowshoes for Christmas. I used…
Price Paid: $159
My wife gave me these snowshoes for Christmas. I used them for one hour — one hour — on 4" of snow with frozen ground underneath. After examining them for problems after the first hike, I found the aluminum crampons to be completely flat in front and back.
Contacting Bigfoot for a refund was useless. The service rep quoted me their warrantee policy (one year) and offered to send replacement crampons. I asked what I was to do after the next use, wait two more weeks for more crampons? What was I to do after the 1 year warranty, purchase more crampons?
The aluminum is just far to week to hold up. This is a very poorly designed snowshoe and will give the user nothing more than frustration. Go with an Atlas.
Another note, we have sent the shoes back to Bigfoot, and are disputing this charge with Visa. Great customer service!
I am one of the owners of Bigfoot Snowshoes and would be happy to address your issue. Please call me at 1-877-888-7426.
In regards to your comment about snow sticking to the snowshoe, this can happen with any type of snowshoe if the snow is very sticky, similar to when you go cross country skiing. If you fin the snow in your area is very sticky, you can add a piece of fabric between the screws and the crampon. We sell thousands of pairs of snowshoes to individuals, resorts, school groups, and retailers and have never had the complaint about snow sticking to the snowshoe.
You mentioned you have a crampon that is bent. We can gladly send you a replacement and include screws, we do not normally include the screws as you already have them on your current binding and snowshoe, but if you have lost these, we can get new ones for you. To avoid bending crampons (which is very rare) make sure to put your snowshoe on when you are not on cement or pavement. Some people put them on in a paved parking lot before heading out on an adventure trail, I've never seen a crampon bend from this, but I would still recommend putting them on once you are off paved areas.
I would also recommend checking our sizing guide to ensure you have the right size of snowshoes for you. It is best to take your weight, add about 10-15lbs for your boots, jackets and gear, and if you are in between sizes, go with the larger size as this will give you better float on top of the snow. Dave, it sounds like you may have the Powder Pro snowshoes and from what you are explaining, the Adventure Sport snowshoe would be a much better fit for your needs and terrain that you are using your snowshoes on. Give me a call at 1-877-888-7426 and we'll figure out a solution for you. We love snowshoeing, and want you to be happy!
Hopefully the above solutions help address your problems and if you need any replacement parts just let us know. Have a great day!
Will Hunter
Owner - Bigfoot Snowshoes
6 years ago
No exchange or refund is wesellit.ca 's policy. It…
Price Paid: $99.99
No exchange or refund is wesellit.ca 's policy. It is also the parent company of Bigfoot Snowshoes.
President Barry Triller is adamant about this policy. BUYER BEWARE!
I had the same experience with Barry Tiller...he's to nice...he insulted me and refused to help at all. Said that my shoes that were broken after one use were misused. You'd think something that made to be walked on would be a little more resilient.
3 years ago
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The word macromastia simply means "abnormal largeness of the mouth". It is much too simple a word.
Congenital macrostomia or transverse facial cleft or Tessier No 7 is a rare congenital craniofacial anomaly. Transverse facial clefts account for only 1 in 100 to 1 in 300 of all patients with facial clefts. It is estimated to occur in 1 in 80,000 live births. Males are more frequently affected than females. Bilateral involvement is rare. When unilateral, the left side is most frequently affected (photo credit).
It has been termed as hemifacial microsomia, craniofacial microsomia, first and second branchial arch syndrome and otomandibular dysostosis. Clinical expression is variable. A preauricular skin tag can be present in microform cases. In it's complete form, cleft begins as a macrostomia at the oral commissure and continuous across the cheek toward a microtic ear (photo of extreme case). All soft tissues may be underdeveloped on affected site. Osseous manifestations also cover a wide range.
Unilateral first and second branchial arch syndrome is almost always sporadic in occurrence. Facial features begin to develop during the fourth week of embryonic life and differentiation of structures progresses through the eighth to ninth week. This link shows an animation of the normal development of the face. Some evidence suggests that disturbance in the embryonic blood supply, the stapedial artery that provides temporary blood supply to this area in the embryo, during mesechymal ingrowth could result in first arch deformities in the developing face.
Regardless of the cause, the mouth deformity is one of muscle, subcutaneous tissue, and skin. The deformity is particularly evident when the affected child cries or laughs because the absence of the orbicularis oris muscle allows a wide gapping of the commissure. Supernumerary auricular cartilage anterior to the tragus and anomalies in the ipsilateral (same side) ear lobule are present in almost all individuals with this syndrome.
The operative technique for repair should be designed to reconstruct the muscular continuity of the orbicularis, preserve the rounded commissure with vermillion, and minimize scar formation. The standard correction uses an overlapping myoplasty at the commissure and a Z-plasty for the skin closure. Some would argue that a better scar is obtained by the straight line method. (photo credit)
- A Rare Craniofacial Cleft: Tessier No. 7: A Retrospective Analysis; Journal of Ankara Medical School Vol 24, No 2, 2002 63-68; Serdar Gökrem, Orhan Murat Özdemir, Arda Katırcıoğlu, Zeynep Şen, Atilla Ersoy, Zeki Can, Murat Emiroğlu, Serdar Gültan
- Common Craniofacial Anomalies: The Facial Dysostoses; Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 110(7):1714-1726, December 2002; Hunt, Jeremy A. M.D.; Hobar, P. Craig M.D.
- Anatomical classification of facial, cranio-facial and latero-facial clefts; J. Maxillofac. Surg. 4: 69, 1976; Tessier, P
- Manifestations of Craniofacial Syndromes by Ted L Tewfik, MD, FRCSC--eMedicine Article
- Picture of the Month; Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med, Vol 153, Aug 1999, pp 889-890; Mendez, Robero MD, et al
- Macrostoma Repair: 15-Year Experience; Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. 119(2):757-758, February 2007; Lezama-Reus, Marco A. M.D.; Moreno-Penagos, Gregorio M.D.; Ramirez-Ledesma, Sergio G. M.D.; Lozano-Gutierrez, Marco A. M.D.; Ramos-Valdelamar, Francisco M.D.
- Straight Line Closure of Congenital Macrostomia; Indian J Plastic Surg, July-December 2004 Vol 37 Issue 2; Schwarz, Richard; Sharma, Digvijay
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Demon of the Well said:
I'm open to the possibility of a fun/interesting pistol-only map.
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I'm eagerly waiting to see if you'll manage to get through the horrors of Map06... ;)
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Map10: Termination Center
At least there were no teleport puzzles. Teleport puzzles suck.
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Teleport puzzle and unavoidable floor damage? You're really doubling-down on the suck, there!
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SteveD said:
But I provided 3 or 4 radsuits, so it wasn't really that bad
SFoZ911 said:
Map12 was not that tough iirc from pistol start, well atleast for me.
I do agree about the map progression, which was imo a bit anoyying.
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And then there's map 29....but that's a ways off.
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dobugabumaru seems to disagree on the pistol start thing :)
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France 1868 – 1941
Bathers with red cow
[Baigneuses à la vache rouge] 1887
oil on canvas
canvas 92.5 (h) x 72.5 (w) cm
Musée d'Orsay, Paris , Gift of Christian de Galèa 1984
© RMN (Musée d'Orsay) / Hervé Lewandowski
Bernard, who came from a bourgeois family, was six when the first Impressionist exhibition was held in 1874 and eighteen when the last was held in 1886, the same year he was thrown out of the Atelier Cormon for unruly behaviour. On a walking tour of Brittany and Normandy he met Gauguin—first in 1886 and then again, in Pont-Aven, in 1888.
Bernard had already rejected the plein-air techniques of the Impressionists by the time he had left Cormon's studio. He would, however, along with his newfound friend Gauguin, appropriate the use of pure colour. But instead of molecularising colour in the way the Pointillists had, he chose to use it as a compositional device, using flat planes of largely uninflected colour in a lyrical manner, rather than attempting a realistic rendering of the subject. This approach had its antecedents in late medieval and early Renaissance frescoes, and the ecclesiastical use of stained glass: in 1888 the critic Edouard Dujardin would coin the term Cloisonnism to describe what both Gauguin and Bernard were doing.
While Bernard may have rejected his Impressionist precursors, we can see, however, in Bathers with red cow the influence of Cézanne. The latter artist has become famous for the number of works he devoted to bathers, and it is not difficult to see that the young Bernard's painting consists essentially of a series of floating figure studies whose rhythmical arrangement is given precedence over any felicity to perspective. Ironically, while he may have been thrown out of the Atelier Cormon, we can also see in this work the extension of the academic exercises he had found so tedious the year before.
For someone so young, this is already a bravura work. We can see the eighteen-year-old's emerging confidence in the way the red cow's head has literally been cut off—the painting was in fact sectioned down from a larger work. There is an element of subversive comedy in the way in which the groups of naked women are counterposed against this one solitary, partially depicted animal. Just how quickly Bernard's compositional sophistication was growing can be seen by comparing this work with the more radically clarified compositional skill of his painting The harvest of the following year.
Bernard claimed it was he who introduced Gauguin to the Synthetist manner of painting, in which the aim of a work of art was not the realistic representation of a subject, but a combination of the subject matter and of the artist's emotional response to it. Form and colour were the means by which this synthesis took place. Two years after painting this work, Bernard would return to Paris where, with Gauguin and other Pont-Aven artists, he would participate in the first Groupe Impressionniste et Synthétiste exhibition at the Cafe Volpini.
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Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009


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Like the extensor tendons, there is little to protect to the flexor tendons -- thin skin (though the palm skin is thicker than skin on the back of the hand) and minimal subcutaneous tissue. The flexor tendons can be easily injured by knives, saws, splinters, etc. The flexor tendon anatomy can be reviewed here online, or in more depth offline using a good anatomy or hand surgery text. (photo credit)
These injuries will often include fractures or soft tissue injuries (lacerations, crush, loss of skin, nerve/vessel injury, etc). This post is only a brief overview of the repair of "isolated" flexor tendon laceration at the time of injury, not reconstructively later. This post will in no way make the reader an expert on flexor tendon injury/repair, but will give you a general understanding (maybe).
Injuries of the flexor tendon are defined by zones. The tendon injuries in finger Zones II tend to fare worse than injuries in the other zones. (photo credit)
Zone I --
- defined as distal to the FDS insertion, so only the profundus tendon here.
Zone II --
- is often referred to as "Bunnell's no man's land". Frequently restrictive adhesion bands will form around lacerations in this area.
- It is defined as the area extending from the insertion of the FDS tendon to the proximal end of the A1 pulley.
- Within zone II and at the level of the proximal third of the proximal phalanx, the FDS tendons split into 2 slips, collectively known as Camper chiasma. These slips then divide around the FDP tendon and reunite on the dorsal aspect of the FDP, inserting into the distal end of the middle phalanx.
Zone III --
- extends from the distal edge of the carpal ligament to the proximal edge of the A1 pulley, which is the entrance of the tendon sheath.
- Within this zone, the lumbrical muscles originate from the FDP tendons.
- The distal palmar crease superficially marks the termination of zone III and the beginning of zone II.
Zone IV --
- includes the carpal tunnel and its contents (ie, the 9 digital flexors and the median nerve).
Zone V --
- extends from the origin of the flexor tendons at their respective muscle bellies to the proximal edge of the carpal tunnel.
Clinical Evaluation
Careful attention to the patient's history and the mechanism of injury can often alert the examiner to the extent of the injury. Finger position at the time of injury is important.
- If the injury occurred while the finger was in flexion, the level of the tendon injury will be distal to the skin laceration.
- A finger that is injured in the extended position will have a tendon injury that closely corresponds to the skin laceration.
The natural resting position of the hand should be closely observed.
- In the uninjured hand, the flexion of the fingers increases from the radial to the ulnar side. This is the "normal composite cascade".
- The finger with a tendon disruption will rest in a more extended position. (photo credit)
- If only the FDP tendon has been transected, the flexion of the MCP and PIP joints may be within the normal cascade but the DIP will be extended.
- A finger in which the FDS tendon and the FDP tendon are both disrupted will lie flat in an extended position, well outside the normal cascade.
- A thorough, formal examination of the FDS and FDP tendons is important because testing these tendons may reveal partial lacerations. A partial laceration may present with pain when the patient attempts to flex against resistance.
The integrity of FDS and FDP tendons should be tested independently and in tandem.
- To test the FDP tendon, the examiner holds the other fingers in extension and stabilizes MCP and PIP joints. The patient is then asked to flex the distal phalanx.
- To test the FDS tendon, the examiner holds the other fingers in extension, but the MCP and PIP joints are released. The patient is asked to flex the finger. The PIP joint and, to a lesser degree, the MCP joint should flex. About 20% of patients are missing an FDS tendon in the little finger and will therefor have limited or no PIP flexion during testing.
- For flexor pollicis longus (FPL) testing, the thumb MCP joint is stabilized in neutral position. The patient is asked to flex the interphalangeal (IP) joint against resistance. A communication may exist between the FPL and the index FDP. The examiner stabilizes the other 3 digits. The patient opposes his or her thumb to the little finger MCP joint. Flexion of the index distal phalanx proves the existence of this anomalous communication.
- Passive manipulation of the wrist through flexion and extension should result in extension and flexion of the digits, respectively. This uses the tenodesis effect of the antagonistic tendons. If a tendon is transected, then there can be no tenodesis effect.
- Compression of the forearm flexion muscles also can be used to test the integrity of the flexor tendons in the hand. As the forearm is compressed, the digits are drawn into flexion. Transected tendons in the digits do not flex with this maneuver.
The optimal time for repair of the flexor tendons is within 24 hours of the injury (primary tendon repair). Delayed primary repair (between 24 hrs and 2 weeks) is indicated in grossly contaminated wounds. Early secondary repair takes place between 2 and 5 weeks after the injury. The earlier the surgery, the less likely it is that wound edema and infection will ensue. Late secondary repair (more than 5 weeks after injury) results in poor function due to tendon swelling, muscle retraction, and extension deficit.
All flexor tendons should be repaired in the main operating room in a controlled, sterile environment under tourniquet control. Surgical exposure can be obtained through Brunner (volar zigzag) or lateral (mid-axial) incisions. Care is taken not to injure the neurovascular bundles, which can be quite superficial in the finger.
Only the lacerated edges of the tendon should be handled to avoid trauma to the uninjured area of the tendon. The proximal tendon end may retract into the palm because of the muscle tension of the profundus and lumbrical muscles.
- The tendon can be retrieved with Jacob forceps or fine clamps, aided by milking the tendon proximally to distally.
- If this doesn't work, then a counter-incision in the palm must be made to find the proximal end of the severed tendons. Once identified, a pediatric feeding tube is introduced at the distal wound site through the fibro-osseous canal, to emerge into the palm incision site. The feeding tube is sutured to the end of the tendon and pulled out distally, carrying with it the proximal end of the flexor tendon. The tendon is then held in this position with a 25-gauge needle in the palm.
Using an atraumatic technique for tendon manipulation helps prevent further injury to the tendons and decreases the amount of adhesion formation. Every traumatic site along the tendon is another potential spot for adhesion formation. Delicate forceps, such as the Bishop-Harmon or Iris forceps, should be used to pick up the tendon at its severed end, although not along the sides of the tendon.
Disruption of the pulleys, especially A2 and A4, should be avoided. If the laceration is at these pulleys or if the repair is hindered because of the pulleys, then Z-plasties in the pulleys or partial releases may be required. The pulleys are repaired after the tendon is repaired. Shredded or mutilated pulleys may need to be reconstructed. This can be done using a slip of the FDS tendon, tendon grafts, or extensor retinaculum grafts.
The goal of the tendon repair is to coapt the severed ends without bunching or leaving a gap. Bunching of the repair may inhibit tendon excursion under the pulley system. Leaving a gap left at the repair site can either weaken the repair, which will leave the tendon prone to future rupture, or foster an overabundance of adhesions (scarring), limiting excursion of the tendon.
Most tendon suture methods will use both a core suture and an epitendinous suture.
Core Suture Techniques
- Modified Kirchmayr/Kessler Suture with single knot at repair site
- Tajima Modification of Kessler Suture with double knots at repair site (photo credit)
Tajima repair, core suture only; B) Tajima repair, core plus epitendon suture; C) Savage repair, core suture only; D) Savage repair, core plus epitendon suture.
- Four-strand Interlock Stitch (Tsuge)
- Double-loop Locking Suture
- Six-strand suture techniques (photo credit)
- (A) The Y1 technique: combination of the Tsuge suture with a 4–0 looped thread and the modified Kessler suture using a 4–0 double strand with 2 needles.
- (B) The TL technique using 3 Tsuge sutures with 4–0 looped thread.
Epitendinous Suture Techniques
It was once thought that the epitendinous suture was primarily of esthetic importance, as in "tidying up the ends". It has been shown that an epitendinous suture actually increases the overall strength of the repair and is important in resisting gap formation.
- Simple Continuous Running Epitendinous suture
- Running-locking Loop Suture
- Halsted Continuous Horizontal-mattress Suture
- Continous Horizontal-mattress Intrafiber Suture
- Cross-stitch
The suture material that is used to repair the severed tendon varies. The usual caliber of suture is either 3-0 or 4-0. Braided or monofilament sutures also have been used. Knots should be buried, as their exposure can promote adhesion formation. One or 2 core sutures and a running epitendinous suture should be used. There is recent interest in using barbed sutures for "knotless" repair of tendons. (photo credit)
Early initiation of rehabilitation is important for an optimal result. Here are some good sources for postop rehab guidelines:
Zones 2-5 Flexor Tendon Repair (PDF file); Dept of Rehabilitation, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Sept 2007
Flexor Tendon Repair Rehab Guidelines. Zones 1-3; Center for Orthopedics (PDF file)
Flexor tendon repair- Kleinert protocol
Flexor Tendon Anatomy; eMedicine Article, May 1, 2007; Steven J Bates MD, Cato T Laurencin MD, and James Chang MD
Flexor Tendon Lacerations; eMedicine Article, Oct 19, 2007; Michael Nuemeister MD, Bradon J Wilhelmi MD, and Reuben A Bueno, Jr MD
Flexor tendon repair in zone II with 6-strand techniques and early active mobilization. J Hand Surg [Am] 31A:987–992, 2006; Osada D, Fujita S, Tamai K, et al
Flexor Tendon Repair and Rehabilitation : State of the Art in 2002; J. Bone Joint Surg. Am., September 3, 2002; 84(9): 1684 - 1706M. I. Boyer, J. W. Strickland, D. R. Engles, K. Sachar, and F. J. Leversedge
Flexor Tendon Repair; Duke Orthopaedics Wheeless' Textbook of Orthopaedics Online
Flexor Tendon Lacerations in the Hand; UPOJ, Vol 10, Spring 1997, pp 5-11; David R Steinberg MD
Zones 2-5 Flexor Tendon Repair (PDF file); Dept of Rehabilitation, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Sept 2007
Flexor Tendon Repair Rehab Guidelines. Zones 1-3; Center for Orthopedics (PDF file)


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Pueblo West artist Maureen Keenan-Mason currently has an art show at Rawlings Library in Pueblo called Just Animals and is excited to share the large, colorful offerings with the community.
"I seemed to be doing a lot of animal art lately, so I gathered up a few more and put it all together," Keenan-Mason said.
"The people at Rawlings are sometimes looking for artists to show and they're great to work with."
The show features a variety of large paintings and small ceramics, all animal themed.
The canvases are 24-by-24 at a minimum, she said.
"They're huge and colorful. Simple, not too complex," she said.
"You don't have to think too hard about them or anything, and everybody seems to get a kick out of them."
Keenan-Mason, who has been in Pueblo West for six years, said art is very therapeutic, and because she loves animals she's created a lot of animal art recently.
The ceramics include horsehair dishes and fish, dog and bird-themed items.
The paintings are oils and acrylic pieces.
The show is on the second floor of the Rawlings Library and will be there through mid-November.
"The library has had positive feedback, with people enjoying the color and the animals, and children on field trips love it, because it's easy on the eye and just fun," Keenan-Mason said.
"They do such a great job at our libraries," she said of all the art on display at various locations. "I love seeing it from everybody, and the kids and the teens.
"It's wonderful."
Keenan-Mason has won awards for her work judged at various art shows, the Colorado State Fair, as well as wine harvest and county fairs.
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Fresh from a bye, the Waratahs won't be guaranteed another four points when they play host to the Chiefs in Sydney on Friday.
Fresh from a bye, the Waratahs won't be guaranteed another four points when they play host to the Chiefs in Sydney on Friday.
Both outfits are looking to bounce back from defeat, with the defending champions falling to the Reds in Hamilton last Saturday while the Waratahs went down to the Hurricanes in Wellington before their weekend off.
The Chiefs (29 points) remain New Zealand conference leaders but have the Blues (27 points) breathing down their necks and have dropped four points behind competition front-runners the Brumbies.
Their closest rivals in the NZ conference also have a bye this weekend, which means the Blues could leap-frog the Chiefs if Dave Rennie's troops fail to bag a win in their bogey city.
Whilst the Chiefs were comfortable winners against the Waratahs last year at Waikato Stadium, they have not beaten them in Sydney since 2007 – losing 23-16 in 2011 and 11-7 in 2009.
And based on last week's effort against the Reds as well as Australia's dominance over the Kiwis so far this season, six wins, one loss, the pressure is on the visitors to return to winning ways as they look to consolidate their place near the top of the overall table.
Indeed, the Reds' bonus-point victory will only inspire the Waratahs to repeat the same feat. And with the hosts winning three from four at home thus far, they'll be sure to make home ground advantage count once again against their trans-Tasman rivals.
A win for the 'Tahs will also be the perfect send-off before they embark on a two-match tour of South Africa, where they face tricky encounters against the Kings and Bulls. After that it's the Stormers and Brumbies at home before a quick trip to Melbourne and the Crusaders in Christchurch.
So the 10th-placed Waratahs' year certainly doesn't get any easier and with a place in the play-offs highly unlikely, coach Michael Cheika will be more focussed on building the team into a formidable unit during his first season in charge.
"Cheik has committed to the club for the next couple of years and there are guys who are playing who will be around the next couple of years," said Waratahs skipper Dave Dennis.
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Be that as it may, Waratahs fans will be thinking short-term – starting with a win against the Chiefs.
In team news, Rennie has axed the majority of his backs from last weekend's starting XV for Friday's hit-out at Allianz Stadium with Aaron Cruden, Richard Kahui and Asaeli Tikoirotuma the only players remaining. A case of pushing the panic button or simply resting his players?
Either way, he still has the likes of Gareth Anscombe and Tim Nanai-Williams to call on if proceedings start going pear-shaped.
As for the Waratahs, they've called in their big guns with Cheika hoping Test forwards Wycliff Palu and Tatafu Polota-Nau can make their mark on the Waratahs' fading season.
Prediction: Both teams have got a lot of motivating factors going into Friday's game, but one feels the Chiefs have more riding on this result which will make them even hungrier for victory. Chiefs by six!
The teams:
Waratahs: 15 Israel Folau, 14 Cam Crawford, 13 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 12 Rob Horne, 11 Drew Mitchell, 10 Bernard Foley, 9 Brendan McKibbin, 8 Wycliff Palu, 7 Michael Hooper, 6 Dave Dennis (c), 5 Kane Douglas, 4 Sitaleki Timani, 3 Sekope Kepu, 2 Tatafu Polota-Nau, 1 Benn Robinson.
Replacements: 16 John Ulugia, 17 Paddy Ryan, 18 Mitchell Chapman, 19 Will Skelton, 20 Pat McCutcheon, 21 Matt Lucas, 22 Ben Volavola, 23 Peter Betham.
Chiefs: 15 Andrew Horrell, 14 Lelia Masaga, 13 Charlie Ngatai, 12 Richard Kahui, 11 Asaeli Tikoirotuma, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Brendon Leonard, 8 Fritz Lee, 7 Sam Cane, 6 Liam Messam (c), 5 Brodie Retallick, 4 Michael Fitzgerald, 3 Ben Tameifuna, 2 Hika Elliot, 1 Pauliasi Manu.
Replacements: 16 Rhys Marshall, 17 Michael Kainga, 18 Nick Crosswell, 19 Tanerau Latimer, 20 August Pulu, 21 Gareth Anscombe, 22 Tim Nanai-Williams.
Date: Friday, 19 April
Venue: Allianz Stadium
Kick-off: 19:40
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)
Assistant referees: Andrew Lees (Australia), Angus Gardner (Australia)
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- Quick drying mesh upper
- Monosock construction keeps your feet protected
- EVA strobel insole
- Lightweight, 6mm Spider Original™ rubber sole increases traction and bends naturally with your foot
- Imported
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Denim is definitely the thread of sisterhood for British it-sisters Sienna Miller and Savannah Miller. They're both featured on the cover of Britain's Sunday Telegraph magazine, flaunting adorable jean-accented separates. Inside the pages, they show off their denim-adoration in various pieces from their collection, Twenty8Twelve. We can't get enough of the rolled vintage-wash denim shorts—the ultimate boyfriend cut—seen paired with an unbuttoned white cotton workshirt. The mix of uber-casual and preppy-luxe is simply refreshing.
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Images via Denimology.
—Elyssa Linden
Tags: Miller Sisters, Savannah Miller, Sienna Miller, Sunday Telegraph, Twenty8Twelve