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The Collection
The largest collection of theatrical material in the John Hay Library is in the Harris Collection of American Poetry and Plays. The goal of this Collection is to acquire all American and Canadian poetry, drama, and vocal music, published at any time, in any place. Consequently, it is perhaps the largest collection of its kind in existence, with over 250,000 volumes.
Approximately 35,000 of these volumes are American and Canadian plays, dating from the 18th century to the present day. The oldest title in the entire Harris Collection, Les Muses de la Nouvelle France, by Marc Lescarbot, published in Paris in 1609, contains a pageant that was performed in Nova Scotia in 1606. Included in the Collection are 79% of the play titles published in America prior to 1830, as represented in Frank Pierce Hill's bibliography. Holdings of the acting text services are extensive, with long runs of the plays issued by such companies as A.D. Ames, Samuel French, Dramatists Play Service, Playwrights Canada, as well as plays published by the trade presses. Harris holds a nearly complete run of the plays of the Walter Baker Company; Mrs. Theodore Johnson, the widow of the president of the company, many years ago presented the collection with a complete run of publications. At present, standing order and approval arrangements bring in most of the material that is currently published, although finding titles published by small and private presses is always a challenge.
In addition to the play texts, the Collection includes a large group of vocal scores and selections from musical plays and comedies, dating back to the 19th century. There are in place arrangements with music dealers to acquire those currently published, and thus the collection is quite extensive. There are also large numbers of songsters (books of lyrics to popular songs), most published in the 19th century. Often these songsters were associated with particular performers, such as Harrigan and Hart or the Hutchinsons, so they provide one means of access to the repertoire of performers of the period. The music collection also contains numerous anthologies of composers' works, including many associated with the musical theatre, such as Gershwin, Berlin, and Porter. It is usually possible to find most of the songs of these composers somewhere in the Collection.
The Harris Collection does not particularly specialize in theatrical memorabilia, but, as with any collection of this size and age, there are all sorts of materials to be found in it. There are playbills and souvenir programs, mostly from the late 19th and the 20th centuries, scrapbooks, primarily made up by local theatre buffs of the same period, as well as theatre histories and reference books. Published radio plays, television scripts, and motion picture scripts have also been collected, and there is a small amount of memorabilia associated with these forms in the Collection as well.
One particular aspect of the Collection should be mentioned. The Harris Collection has a fine collection of texts from the Yiddish-language theatre in New York at the turn of the century. These texts, mostly in Yiddish, represent works by most of the best known writers for that theatre, and include musical works as well as straight drama. The Collection, based on that amassed by a New York dealer and collector, Menache Vaxer, includes much manuscript material that can provide many very rewarding research topics.
Self Copying of Plays in the Harris Collection
See Also:
» Music
» Songsters
» Yiddish-American Literature
» Sources for the Study of 19th and 20th Century Blackface Minstrelsy
Related Collections
In addition to the Harris Collection, theatre materials are to be found in the Asa Cushman Collection, Sheet Music Collections, the Broadsides Collection, and the Manuscripts Collections, the Sidney Albert George Bernard Shaw Collection, the H. Adrian Smith Collection of Conjuring Books and Magicana, and scattered throughout the remainder of the rare book collection in the John Hay Library. The Asa Cushman Collection consists of prompt books and plays in parts, from the collection of Asa Cushman, a mid-19th century actor-manager.
The Sheet Music Collection is one of the largest in the country, containing some 500,000 pieces of music. Most are of American imprint, and date from the late 18th century to the present, with the bulk of the collection dating from approximately 1840 to 1950. Approximately 35,000 pieces, filed by title, are of Broadway show music, or music from motion pictures, radio, and television. Another important segment of the collection, some 10,000 pieces, is the Afro-Americana. This segment includes much music from the 19th century minstrel stage and the turn of the century Black musical theatre. A small portion of this segment is fully cataloged, and available through Josiah, the Library's online catalog; the remainder is filed by title. 1,500 pieces of the cataloged Afro-Americana have been digitized as part of the Library of Congress' National Digital Library Program, American Memory, and are available in full-text as part of the Library's Center for Digital Initiatives. There is also a collection of 2,000 titles of Yiddish-American music, mostly published between 1880 and 1940, and much of it associated with the Yiddish musical theatre in New York at that period; it complements the collection of play texts and musical scores in the Harris Collection. The Yiddish sheet music is currently being digitized.
The Broadsides Collection includes copious numbers of slip ballads (lyrics to popular songs, mostly from the mid-19th century) and playbills and programs of all sorts. The Manuscript Collections include a number of individual collections with theatrical interest. Foremost is the Langdon Collection of Pageants. William Chauncey Langdon was founder and president of the American Pageant Association, which presented many community and organizational spectacles in the years prior to World War I. Holdings include Langdon's scripts, photographs, notes, music, and ephemera for the pageants with which he was associated, along with notes, clippings, and texts for many other pageants in this country.
In addition, the Manuscript Collections include over 1,000 unpublished television scripts and over a hundred film scripts. Many of the film scripts are adaptations of stage plays, so that it is possible to examine the alterations that are made to a text in adapting it to film. Also included in the Manuscript Collection are the papers of Frances Herriott Sargent, including those concerned with the production of Porgy and Bess. The Tierney Collection adds extensive holdings of theatrical memorabilia, in the form of posters, playbills, autographed photographs, scripts, tickets, and publicity materials for local and regional theatrical and variety performances of the past fifty years.
The George Bernard Shaw Collection includes correspondence, programs, editions of Shaw's works, a large number of biographical and critical works relating to Shaw, along with a considerable number of works dealing with his contemporaries and associates, both in the theatre and in relation to other interests. There are photographs, costume designs, recordings, stills and lobby cards from films of Shaw's plays, publications of Shavian societies, translations and many other items, allowing for very extensive research on Shaw's life and times.
The H. Adrian Smith Collection of Conjuring and Magicana is composed of over 10,000 items on the art, theory, and history of magic as a performing art, including books, serials, pamphlets, posters, broadsides, playbills, catalogues, prints and engravings, photographs and ephemera, along with some magical apparatus and other museum pieces. Included are approximately 500 extremely rare or scarce magic books, dating from the sixteenth century.
There are, in addition, theatrical materials scattered throughout all the other collections in the John Hay Library. The Archives contains records of performances at Brown University throughout the years; the Lincoln Collection includes plays about Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War; the H.P. Lovecraft Collection includes scripts and plays based on Lovecraft's works. The John Hay Library is thus the repository of an enormous quantity of theatrical materials, largely focusing on American theatre and drama from the seventeenth century to the present day.
The Orwig Music Library contains many supportive and general materials related to American musical theatre. Circulating copies of play texts, and general biographical and historical supportive material related to American theatre and drama may also be found in the Rockefeller Library.
Essential References
Afro-American Poetry and Drama, 1760-1975. A guide to information sources.
Detroit: Gale Research Company, 1979.
American playwrights, 1880-1945 : a research and production sourcebook / edited by William W. Demastes
Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, c1995
American theatre companies, 1749-1887 / edited by Weldon B. Durham
Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 1986
American theatre companies, 1888-1930 / edited by Weldon B. Durham
Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, c1987
American theatre companies, 1931-1986 / edited by Weldon B. Durham
New York : Greenwood Press, 1989
Ball, John Leslie
A bibliography of Canadian theatre history, 1583-1975. / John Ball, Richard Plant ; general editor, Anton Wagner
[Toronto : Playwrights Co-op, c1976]
Ball, John Leslie
The bibliography of Canadian theatre history : supplement, 1975-1976 Toronto : Playwrights Co-op, 1979
The Best plays
New York [etc.] Dodd, Mead, [etc.]
Bloom, Ken
American song : the complete musical theater companion
New York, N.Y. : Facts on File, c1985
Bloom, Ken
Hollywood song : the complete film & musical companion
New York : Facts on File, c1995
Bordman, Gerald Martin
The Oxford companion to American theatre / Gerald Bordman
2nd ed
New York : Oxford University Press, 1992
The Brock bibliography of published Canadian plays in English, 1766-1978 / edited by Anton Wagner ; compiled by Bonita J. Orosz Bryan, ... [et al.]
Toronto : Playwrights Press, c1980
Cambridge guide to American theatre / edited by Don B. Wilmeth and Tice L. Miller [England] ; New York, NY, USA : Cambridge University Press, 1996
The Cambridge history of American theatre / edited by Don B. Wilmeth, Christopher Bigsby. 3 vols.
Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1998-2000
Clapp, William Warland, 1826-1891
A record of the Boston Stage / by William W. Clapp, Jr
New York : Johnson Reprint, 1968
Directory of Canadian plays and playwrights / editor, Jane Cunningham
10th anniversary ed.
Toronto : Playwrights Canada, c1981
Doucette, Leonard E.
Theatre in French Canada : laying the foundations, 1606-1867
Dunlap, William, 1766-1839
History of the American theatre. By William Dunlap.
London, R. Bentley, 1833
The Federal Theatre Project : a catalog-calendar of productions / compiled by the staff of the Fenwick Library, George Mason University
New York, N.Y. : Greenwood Press, 1986
Ganzl, Kurt
The encyclopedia of the musical theatre / Kurt Ganzl
2nd ed
New York : Schirmer Books, 2001
Glassberg, David
American historical pageantry : the uses of tradition in the early twentieth century / by David Glassberg
Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press, c1990
Hatch, James Vernon, 1928-
Black playwrights, 1823-1977 : an annotated bibliography of plays/ compiled and edited by James V. Hatch and Omanii Abdullah.
New York : Bowker, 1977.
Hill, Frank Pierce, comp.
American plays printed 1714-1830. A Bibliographical Record..
(Stanford, Cal: Stanford University Press, 1934)
At the time of composition, Brown was credited with 211, or 52% of the titles listed. Today, 79& of the titles are held by the Harris Collection.
Hischak, Thomas S
The theatregoer's almanac : a collection of lists, people, history, and commentary on the American theatre / Thomas S. Hischak
Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 1997
Hoffman, Herbert H.
Latin American play index / by Herbert H. Hoffman
Metuchen, N.J. : Scarecrow Press, 1983-
Huerta, Jorge A.
A bibliography of Chicano and Mexican dance, drama, and music. Edited by Jorge A. Huerta
Innes, C. D
Twentieth-century British and American theatre : a critical guide to archives / Christopher Innes ; with Katherine Carlstrom and Scott Fraser
Aldershot, Hants, England ; Brookfield, [Vt.] USA : Ashgate, c1999
Kanellos, Nicolás.
A history of Hispanic theatre in the United States : origins to 1940 / Nicolás Kanellos
Austin, TX : University of Texas Press, 1990
Kanellos, Nicolás.
Mexican American theater : Legacy and reality / Nicolás Kanellos
Pittsburgh, Pa. : Latin American Literary Review Press, 1987
Keller, Dean H
Index to plays in periodicals / by Dean H. Keller
Rev. and expanded ed
Metuchen, N.J. : Scarecrow Press, 1979
Keller, Dean H
Index to plays in periodicals, 1977-1987 / by Dean H. Keller
Metuchen, N.J. : Scarecrow Press, 1990
Supplement to: Index to plays in periodicals, 1979
Larson, Carl F. W., 1939-
American regional theatre history to 1900 : a bibliography / compiled by Carl F. W. Larson
Metuchen, N.J. : Scarecrow Press, 1979
Lifson, David S.
The Yiddish theatre in America
New York, T. Yoseloff [c1965]
Martin, Edwin, 1943-
Mud show : American tent circus life / photographs by Edwin Martin ; essay by Don B. Wilmeth
Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, c1988
Mexican American theatre : then and now / edited by Nicolás Kanellos
Houston : Arte Público Press : Revista Chicano-Riqueña, c1989
Moody, Richard, 1911- ed.
Dramas from the American theatre, 1762-1909.
Cleveland, World Pub. Co. [1966]
The New York times great songs of the Yiddish theater / arr. for voice, piano, and guitar; lyrics transliterated [and music editing by Zalmen Mlotek] ; selected by Norman H. Warembud ; foreword by Molly Picon
[New York] : Quadrangle/New York Times Book Co., [c1975]
The New York Public Library performing arts desk reference
New York : Macmillan, c1994
Nuevos pasos : Chicano and Puerto Rican drama / Nicolás Kanellos and Jorge A. Huerta, editors
Houston, TX : Arte Público Press, c1989
Odell, George Clinton Densmore, 1866-1949.
Annals of the New York stage.
New York, Columbia University Press, 1927-49.
O'Neill, Patrick B.
Canadian plays : a supplementary checklist to 1945.
Halifax : Dalhousie University, University Libraries, School of Library Service, 1978
Peterson, Bernard L.
The African American theatre directory, 1816-1960 : a comprehensive guide to early Black theatre organizations, companies, theatres, and performing groups. Foreword by Errol Hil l.
Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 1997.
Peterson, Bernard L., jr.
A Century of Musicals in Black and White. An Encyclopedia of Musical Stage Works By, About, or Involving African Americans .
Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1993.
Peterson, Bernard L., jr.
Contemporary Black American Playwrights and Their Plays. A Biographical Directory and Dramatic Index .
New York: Greenwood Press, 1988.
Peterson, Bernard L., jr.
Early Black American Playwrights and Dramatic Writers. A Biographical Directory and Catalog of Plays, Films, and Broadcasting Scripts .
New York: Greenwood Press, 1990.
Play index
New York : H. W. Wilson Co., 1953-
Riis, Thomas Laurence.
More than just minstrel shows : the rise of Black musical theatre at the turn of the century
New York : Institute for Studies in American Music, Conservatory of Music, Brooklyn College of the City University of New York, c1992.
Riis, Thomas Laurence.
Just before jazz : Black musical theater in New York, 1890-1915
Washington : Smithsonian Institution Press, c1989.
Rosenfeld, Alvin H.
Yiddish poets and playwrights of America; a preliminary report on a recent addition to the Harris Collection
Providence, R.I., Brown University, 1968
Samples, Gordon.
The drama scholars' index to plays and filmscripts : a guide to plays and filmscripts in selected anthologies, series, and periodicals
Metuchen, N.J. : Scarecrow Press, 1974-
Sampson, Henry T., 1934-
Blacks in blackface : a source book on early Black musical shows
Metuchen, N.J. : Scarecrow Press, 1980.
Sampson, Henry T., 1934-
The ghost walks : a chronological history of Blacks in show business, 1865-1910
Metuchen, N.J. : Scarecrow Press, 1988.
Sandrow, Nahma
Vagabond stars : a world history of Yiddish theater
New York : Harper & Row, [c1977]
Sedgwick, Dorothy
A bibliography of English-language theatre and drama in Canada 1800-1914.
Edmonton, Alta. : [s.n.], 1976
Silvester, Robert
United States theatre : a bibliography from the beginning to 1990 / Robert Silvester
New York : G.K. Hall ; Romsey : Motley Press, 1993
Slide, Anthony
The encyclopedia of vaudeville / Anthony Slide
Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 1994
Smith, Bill, 1903-
The vaudevillians / Bill Smith
New York : Macmillan, c1976
Sobel, Bernard
A pictorial history of burlesque / Bernard Sobel
New York : Putnam, c1956
Southern, Eileen
Biographical dictionary of Afro-American and African musicians.
Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 1982
Southern, Eileen
The music of black Americans : a history.
3rd ed
New York : W.W. Norton, c1997
Stoddard, Roger E.
Further corrigenda and addenda to Hill's American plays printed 1714-1830.
[New York : Bibliographical Society of America, 1983]
Toll, Robert C
Blacking up : the minstrel show in nineteenth century America / Robert C. Toll
New York : Oxford University Press, 1974
Traubner, Richard
Operetta : a theatrical history / Richard Traubner
Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1983
Two centuries of Hispanic theatre in the Southwest / Nicolás Kanellos ... [et al.]
[Houston, Tex]. : Revista Chicano-Riqueña, 1982
Who was who in the theatre, 1912-1976 : a biographical dictionary of actors, actresses, directors, playwrights, and producers of the English-speaking theatre / compiled from Who's who in the theatre, volumes 1-15 (1912-1972)
Detroit : Gale Research Co., c1978
Wilmeth, Don B
American and English popular entertainment : a guide to information sources / Don B. Wilmeth ; foreword by Brooks McNamara
Detroit : Gale Research Co., c1980
Wilmeth, Don B
The American stage to World War I : a guide to information sources / Don B. Wilmeth
Detroit : Gale Research Co., [c1978]
Wilmeth, Don B
The language of American popular entertainment : a glossary of argot, slang, and terminology / Don B. Wilmeth
Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, c1981
Wilmeth, Don B
Variety entertainment and outdoor amusements : a reference guide / Don B. Wilmeth
Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 1982
Woll, Allen L.
Black musical theatre : from coontown to dreamgirls
Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press, c1989.
Woll, Allen L.
Dictionary of the Black theatre : Broadway, off-Broadway, and selected Harlem theatre
Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 1983.
Woll, Allen L.
Songs from Hollywood musical comedies, 1927 to the present : a dictionary
New York : Garland Pub., 1976
Tyler, Royall. The contrast, a comedy; in five acts: written by a Citizen of the United States; performed with applause at the theatres in New-York, Philadelphia, and Maryland; and published (under an assignment of the copy-right) by Thomas Wignell .. Philadelphia: From the press of Prichard & Hall, in Market Street, between Second and Front Streets, 1790.
Harris Collection of American Poetry and Plays
United Artists. George Bernard Shaw's Major Barbara. Lobby Card. [n.p., 1941] Starring Wendy Hiller, Rex Harrison, and Robert Morley. Sidney P. Albert -- George Bernard Shaw Collection


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Police said a person, or a group of people, went into Fernando Martinez's repair shop on Titanic near Dyer at about noon on Christmas Eve back in 2003.
Investigators said they shot Martinez in the torso and he died.
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Finland aims to increase the share of renewables from 28.5% to 38% of gross energy consumption to fulfill the EU 20% target by 2020. The national energy strategy foresees biomass as providing most of the increase in renewables. Wind power is the second largest source of new renewables in Finland, with a target of 6 TWh/yr by 2020. The new energy strategy set a target of 9 TWh/yr for 2025.
A market-based feed-in system with a guaranteed price of 83.50 EUR/MWh (110.05 USD/MWh) entered into force in 2011. There will be an increased tariff of 105.30 EUR/MWh (138.80 USD/MWh) through the end of 2015. The difference between the guaranteed price and spot price of electricity will be paid to the producers as a premium.
Wind energy deployment has started after the new tariff system. In 2012, 90 MW were installed, reaching a total of 288 MW at the end of year, producing about 0.5 TWh, or 0.6% of gross demand in Finland. At the beginning of 2012, there were 5,900 MW of wind power projects in various phases of planning onshore and 3,000 MW of announced projects offshore.
Wind power technology in Finland employs more than 2,000 persons mainly in component and sub-system manufacturing (Moventas, ABB, The Switch, Hydroll), sensors (Vaisala and Labkotec) and material production (Ruukki, Ahlstrom). There are two Finnish wind turbine manufacturers, WinWinD and Mervento, producing multi-MW turbines. Project development activities are increasing, and also innovative O&M methods have been developed (Bladefence). Read the entire report here.


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MBTA's CuriosiTy Campaign offers fun facts on T's history
This week, T riders who have ever pondered the transit agency's history should keep
their eyes peeled for some new "CuriosiTy" cards inside subway cars and
That's because the cards will offer passengers inside information on why the red line is red, who built the world's widest
underwater tunnel in 1904, and how many miles MBTA trains and buses
travel each day.
"Public transit in Boston has a rich history," said MassDOT Secretary and CEO Richard A. Davey. "We try hard to keep our customers up to date with the latest technology like mobile apps, mobile ticketing and our new countdown clocks; this CuriosiTy Campaign is a fun way to remind our customers that we've always had this innovative spirit."
The CuriosiTy Campaign is part of the T's 115th Anniversary Year
celebration that has included the opening of the Charlie Card Store in
Downtown Crossing, the T's official birthday marked on September 1st and
the first appearance of 'Charlie' the mascot.
"Our customers are very engaged and knowledgeable about our present services," said MBTA Acting General Manager Jonathan Davis in a statement. "We hope transporting them back in time to the start of service in 1897 and some big milestones in between will brighten their trip."
All the CuriosiTy facts were researched by Christopher Lynch, a member of the MassDOT Performance Management and Innovation Team, according to a T spokesman.
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It has all the trappings of a mega-game: two undefeated teams that are among the nation's top half-dozen in the polls, a team that has scored 48.2 points per game vs. a team that has allowed 11.2, the early lead in the SEC East at stake.
The countdown is on for No. 5 Georgia, the offensive juggernaut, vs. No. 6 South Carolina, the defensive juggernaut, Saturday night in Columbia, S.C. Both teams are 5-0 (3-0 SEC).
"It's a huge game," South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said Sunday. "We all know it."
"It's a big, big game," Georgia coach Mark Richt said, "when you're playing this deep into the conference season and you've got two undefeateds."
Validating the game's marquee status, ESPN announced that its "College GameDay" show – the popular three-hour preview program – will air from the South Carolina campus Saturday morning.
"The last time they were here [was when] we played Alabama two years ago," Spurrier said. "Obviously that was one of the best days in Carolina football history, first time we had ever beat a No. 1 team.
"So [the show] adds to the importance of the game. It sort of lets the world know, the country know, 'Hey, South Carolina football is pretty good.' We're not quite where we want to be yet, but we're up there amongst them, and hopefully we can keep pushing on."
Depending on the outcome of Saturday's Florida-LSU game, the Georgia-South Carolina winner will lead the SEC East outright or be tied with the Gators for first place.
The Gamecocks opened as a 2 1/2-point favorite, according to vegasinsider.com.
Defensively, the game will feature two of the SEC's more acclaimed players, Georgia linebacker Jarvis Jones and South Carolina end Jadeveon Clowney. Offensively, it will feature three of the SEC's top seven rushers: Georgia freshman Todd Gurley, who leads the league with 107.2 yards per game; South Carolina junior Marcus Lattimore, sixth in the league at 88 yards per game; and Georgia freshman Keith Marshall, seventh at 85.6.
Lattimore has gained 358 yards on 64 carries against Georgia the past two seasons – 182 yards on 37 carries as a freshman in 2010, 176 yards on 27 carries last season. Lattimore returned this season after missing the final six games last year with a knee injury.
Asked Sunday if Lattimore is back to pre-injury form, Spurrier said: "I hope he's where he was when he ran against Georgia two years ago. That's where I hope he is because that was sort of his coming-out day here at Williams-Brice [Stadium]. … I think he's close to being just as good as he has ever been. I think he tells people, 'Not quite where I was, but I'll get there real soon.'"
Georgia is coming off a wild 51-44 victory over Tennessee. The Bulldogs' offense piled up 560 yards but committed three turnovers, while their defense gave up 478 yards but forced four turnovers, including three in the final six minutes. Spurrier's impression after watching highlights of the game: "A lot of long runs by those Bulldog freshmen."
South Carolina, meanwhile, is coming off a 38-17 victory at Kentucky. The Gamecocks trailed 17-7 at halftime but dominated the second half behind stellar defense and Lattimore's running.
"They've beaten us the last two years," Richt said, "so we've got something to prove."
On his Sunday evening teleconference, Richt said he was happy with the defensive plays the Bulldogs made near the end of the Tennessee game but unhappy about the offense's inability to "knock out a first down when we needed it the most to try to take [the] drama out of it at the very end." Said Richt: "One thing we've got to improve on is our ability to get a couple of first downs at the end of a ballgame, force people to use some timeouts and run some clock. We just really haven't done a good job of that in recent memory." … Richt on Lattimore: "He does seem to play even better as the game wears on." … Richt on South Carolina defensive ends Clowney and Devin Taylor: "They're super tall [6-6 and 6-8, respectively] and athletic; they have outstanding technique; they are much more physical against the run than they were a year ago. They're really complete players now, and there are two of them." … This is the first season since South Carolina joined the SEC in 1992 that the Gamecocks were not the Bulldogs' opening league opponent. "I think the biggest difference [in facing the Gamecocks later] is that we'll be watching this year's film instead of last year's film," Richt said.
September 30th, 2012
7:19 pm
First! Go Dawgs!
September 30th, 2012
7:19 pm
September 30th, 2012
7:31 pm
Go Dawgs! I want to see three visor throws before halftime.
September 30th, 2012
7:33 pm
The defense has got to play better or we lose this game. I believe they are up to the task. It will be rocking in Columbia; I can't wait!
If we hold onto the ball, we win by 7. Three turn overs in this game in the Dawgs lose.
This is what SEC football is all about. We will find out if Richt, Murray, and Bobo can win a top 10 match up again. It's been too long.
If Richt and Bobo can't find a way to coach these boys up for this one, it is never going to happen.
Just my opinion…Go Dawgs!
September 30th, 2012
7:36 pm
Hey, coach, maybe if you have your OC not call predictable runs up the middle when the whole world knows you're trying to kill some clock you'll be more effective at getting that first down or two. Just a suggestion.
September 30th, 2012
7:37 pm
I just have a hard time swallowing that SC is as good as DAWGS, but maybe they are. that's what folks say anyhow. We've outplayed them 'cept for turnovers the last 2 years, but I hope you-know-who doesn't have his characteristically bad big-game performances. Like 2 C some Junkyard D
September 30th, 2012
7:48 pm
I think Theus is going to have a very challenging time stopping Taylor at DE….he better get some help…and that would take a TE out of the passing game. Of course, Clowney is extraordinary on the other side. Georgia has to come out and run the ball….in my opinion. And they can really run the ball as well as anyone with Gurley and Marshall (I refuse to use that stupid nickname).
I really think LSU has been holding back and will come out with a much better offense in THE SWAMP. Big challenge for the Gators. If Driskel steps up and avoids making errors, the Gators have a shot. The SWAMP will be loud….wish it was a night game on ESPN and Georgia was on CBS.
September 30th, 2012
7:53 pm
Will be on the 50 – love Coach Richt!!!! http://www.wedgeorgia.com
September 30th, 2012
7:56 pm
According to the most recent AP poll….they are not as good as Georgia….Georgia #5 and South Carolina #6. But Georgia will have the opportunity that they deserve to be ranked higher. And Florida will have the opportunity to prove that they deserve to be ranked in the top 10….and a serious challenger for the Eastern division and SEC titles.
September 30th, 2012
8:05 pm
Your views are logical in the fact that Theus will have to block better and the D-fence needs to play better, but who cares about LSU&UF this is a UGA blog go and talk to your Florida buddies… This is Dawg Country and we don't care about Gators, give us a couple of weeks and we can talk some smack…
September 30th, 2012
8:07 pm
Well, the good thing about the Tennesee game is that we will not be overconfident heading into Columbia. Do the work, guys!
September 30th, 2012
8:07 pm
If I'm Spurrier after watching us play Tenn on tape, I'm running Lattimore between the tackles until we prove we can stop it. Tenn. ran it down our throat Saturday. didn't see us stuff a run all day. Here's hoping the D was caught peeking to this week.
September 30th, 2012
8:10 pm
Also, they will stunt blitz around Theus every play. The freshman looked it Sat. night.
September 30th, 2012
8:12 pm
What I want to know is what has happened to all those fuzzie buzzie GT nerds who use to come here and run there mouths
September 30th, 2012
8:13 pm
The nerves will be on both sides. Carolina has the home edge and the Spurrier edge. Yes, I hate to say it, but he's a better game day coach than Richt. Spurrier keeps the peddle on for 60 minutes. Richt goes into a shell in a tight ball game and won't let Murray do anything but Vanilla hand off. Y'all know it's true.
September 30th, 2012
8:14 pm
September 30th, 2012
8:15 pm
I'm worried about stopping Lattimore Saturday. They gotta stop us also
September 30th, 2012
8:18 pm
UGA has a chance to run the table??? If they get thier crap together and play to thier potential. USC&UF is all that stands in thier way the athlete's on both sides of the football are better than everyone in the SEC besides Alabama… No one can argue that even you Tampa Gator. By the way I like the stupid nickname GURSHALL-GURSHALL-GURSHALL!!!!! These guys are foreal………
September 30th, 2012
8:18 pm
Does anyone know why Murray on a running play holds the ball chest high,stretched out with both hands for like 2 seconds for the RB to take….and for the entire defense to see?
September 30th, 2012
8:20 pm
The Gurshall's WILL be a problem for any team to handle this year…….2 reasons. They ARE good and the line is run blocking better than they have in 3-4 years.
September 30th, 2012
8:20 pm
Murray's opportunity to shut people up; hope the Dawgs win big, but I don't feel too good about it only because when the teams are this even…Sprurrier breaks the tie / better coach (hope I'm bad wrong)
September 30th, 2012
8:22 pm
Kydawg…..If our D shows up, Dawgs win. If the D shows up from Saturday….all bets are off.
September 30th, 2012
8:23 pm
UGA reminds me of the Auburn team Newton led a couple years back. Auburn just outscored ya. And their defense, which was pretty bad, came up big when it counted, and shut you down in the 4th quarter. Fairley usually showed up at the right time, much the same way Jarvis did against Mizzou. The Murray–Gurshel combo, is a suitable replacement for Newton.
As long as we keep scoring 50, and get stops in the 4th when it counts, no one stoppin this team.
September 30th, 2012
8:25 pm
You wonder if Latitmore's knee buckles after a few tough tackles from Commings and Rambo and Williams?
And will Shaw's shoulder hold up if he takes off running, only to be slammed to the turf by Ogletree and Jarvis?
The game could turn quickly if one of those 2 injuries resurface.
September 30th, 2012
8:28 pm
I have a feeling the plan will be to hit Latitmore low to bring him down, he's a very tough guy to bring down, so SC better hope that kneww is for real.
I am pretty sure Connor Shaw has not faced as violent of tacklers as Ogletree, Commings, Rambo and Shawn Williams. He's going to be hit early and often, shoulder high.
September 30th, 2012
8:29 pm
I read where Bray of Tenn is almost impossible to sack due to throwing on his heels and even backing up vs setting to throw. Shaw, not so much. Gonna be a great game….kinda like Bama and LSU playing, only the East.
September 30th, 2012
8:29 pm
Spurrier claming the Dawgs are "scoring too fast to give the defense any rest".
Yeah, so did Auburn with Cam Newton in 2010.
Worked out ok that year.
September 30th, 2012
8:31 pm
Carolina's DL and LB's will be far the best we've seen…..Maybe the best we see all year. Their secondary is suspect.
September 30th, 2012
8:34 pm
The article mentioned the LSU vs. Florida game. Suggestion……go hate someone else.
September 30th, 2012
8:35 pm
Hoping for injury? Very classy.
September 30th, 2012
8:36 pm
Look for some max protect, to give TK & Mitchell tiem to get deep against those weak DB's, been waiting to see how SC's weak DB's TRY and matchup to UGA's WR's all season. That should be the matchup of the game.
Also, look for the UGA TE's to have a field day with undersized SC LB's trying to cover these 2 behemoth 6′6" 250 lb TE's that catch everything thrown their way.
Lattimore 3.0 is all right this year, but he won't outrun Gurshall.
September 30th, 2012
8:39 pm
Just sayin SC is gimpy at RB & QB, and they have not faced tacklers as voilent as UGA. So if they're 100%, great, if not, it will show.
September 30th, 2012
8:41 pm
Just came from the Carolina messageboards. We might as well not play. They think they are the New Bama…….Yet their football trophy case is empty. They say we will come in and play dirty and go after Shaw's shoulder and Lattimore's knees….. Geez, really
September 30th, 2012
8:43 pm
bring on them hairy dogs if it came between the russians and georgia I pull for the russians. Georgia fans are the worst that I have ever seen, lets run there ass back to clarke county
September 30th, 2012
8:46 pm
hey avery you better look out for our tight end 6-6 265, i say we have some good linebackers, and some good safetys. we gonna crack some dogs sat nite
September 30th, 2012
8:56 pm
@Greenville – we are shaking man. Very scared of you chickens. I would be surprised if we even get off the bus.
September 30th, 2012
8:56 pm
I will stay back to help Theus block the SC DEs and we will be fine.
Goooooooooooooooooooo Dogs.
I agree. If we cannot win this game, then SC has truly passed UGA by with S Spurrier and UGA will have taken a step backward under CMR and we will need to really grasp this fact at season's end.
September 30th, 2012
8:59 pm
I believe Florida beats LSU straight up.
I believe Florida will be South Carolina straight up.
I believe Georgia beats South Carolina staright up.
Jax has the potential to be one of the biggest games in college football this year.
September 30th, 2012
9:01 pm
Guys, on the play calling…our offense is averaging about 12 miles a game. Outside of pulling the foot off the gas here and there, Bobo and the offense are doing beyond great so far; let's support them. SC is a great team, so we will need a mistake free and inspired game to fry up some chickens Saturday night! On the D…this is almost the exact same group as last year. The one hole is Boykin and corner. Hopefully, we get back in last year's best form soon.
September 30th, 2012
9:04 pm
I think the Gators can beat the Tigers Saturday, but LSU has always been on/off under Miles. They have great athletes, and are capable of beating anybody. That game may come down to mistakes and big plays. Great weekend for SEC football.
September 30th, 2012
9:15 pm
Spurrier crowed a lot last year before the game, and we put up 42 points on their defense, that was WITHOUT Marhsall, WITHOUT GURLEY, I'm thinking of UGA laying bout 60 on the Gamecocks. Then the UGA D only has to hold SC to50 points or so to get the "W".
September 30th, 2012
9:18 pm
SC was 1 yard away from being down halftime 24-7 to KENTUCKY!!
Imagine what the UGA offense will do to their sorry defense if Kentucky put 17 on them in the first half.
September 30th, 2012
9:20 pm
Ark whooped SC in 2010 & 2011 putting up 40+ points per game by going to the air.
Look for Bobo to be studying those videos.
September 30th, 2012
9:26 pm
Last year and this year we lost or nearly lose games in the fourth Quarter because Bobo go into the conservative mode and runs on first and second down. Then we pass on third but every team knows to blitz everybody usually they get a sac or we throw it incomplete. The end result has been 3 and out. That is how we got beat at least 2 times last year and nearly lost 2 others. Now the same thing happened with Tennessee.
Richt needs to play the fourth quarter like he does the other three quarters. We should be throwing the ball maybe 7 or 8 yards on first , then run for a first down . Richt wants more first downs late in the game he needs to make Bobo run the Offense the same way for 60 minutes.
September 30th, 2012
9:35 pm
Lattimore's new name is Lattiless cause he ain't the same anymore.
September 30th, 2012
9:36 pm
i hate u bobo u were so much better when we could not score our defense got rest u big dummy
September 30th, 2012
9:37 pm
Carolina just doesnt have enough weapons to beat UGA this year the wideouts have not really been asked to make plays like they did with jeffey last year. With the game being moved from the conference opener to the 4th game of the year is really big for UGA. Also Carolina's defense has not faced an offense like UGA's we want to be balance aganist this team if we go up by 17 points are more they will have to put the game in shaw's hand and i dont believe that shaw can lead them back. Our defense must limit lattimore and keep shaw in the pocket and not let him scramble. Dawgs win but it will take a complete team effort!
September 30th, 2012
9:42 pm
2010 Natl Champ Auburn Tigers averaged 500 yards epr game, 41 points per game, and 280 rushing per game.
2012 UGA is averaging 538 yards per game, 48 points per game, 250 rushing per game.
You just can't stop this UGA offense.
September 30th, 2012
9:49 pm
Key to the game: Murray gets tipped a lot. South Carolina has DE's who are 6′6″ and 6′8″. That looks to be a big problem. We better run well.
September 30th, 2012
9:55 pm
Avery your comments are bold and borderline stupid. Im as big a dawg fan as any but do you really think our guys are "going after" Shaw and Lattimore particularly after 2 years of Lattimore shredding us and our guys bouncing off his thighs as if they were made of steel?? You seem to think our D is Pittsburgh's Steel Curtain when in reality they barely survived last week and giving up 478 yds to a UT team that hasnt been over 100 yds rushing against a D1 school in 2 years. SC is good, very good, and I think you better come back down to earth, the Dawgs have their work cut out for them. By the way, SC woke up in the 2nd half and outscored KY 31-0


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Many of the ideas to reinvent learning and education specified in the strategic planning initiative known as UCSF 2.0 were discussed during the UCSF School of Medicine retreat.
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Quite simply, the most revolutionary ground mount PV system ever.
Inventive design, superb craftsmanship and simple to assemble.
The finest materials, outstanding customer service and a 20 year warranty.
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Packed with innovative features, ISYS Ground 2.0 is fastest, strongest, most revolutionary PV ground mount solution ever! Optimized for commercial and utility projects ranging from 500 kilowatts to gigawatts and custom designed for each customer's module and site conditions.
ISYS Ground 2.0 allows the pre-assembly of your module columns prior or in parallel to the installation of foundations and racking. Additionally, contractors can build the subassembly or grade land while assembling all modules to our rails in a controlled environment. Both options offer a shorter project turn-around time and reduce field-labor, saving you money.
Engineered to accommodate virtually every foundation option, ISYS Ground 2.0 easily adapts to any project site by allowing customers to select the most cost-effective foundation system for their specific project site.
With no absolutely fabrication, field drilling or on-site welding required, scalable & repeatable installations are a snap.
A unique, smart design allows for pre-fabrication of subassemblies prior to delivery to project sites with specific challenges, with the ability to preform 30% of all project labor in a controlled environment, saving both time and money.
With the lowest total installed cost in solar, ISYS Ground 2.0 installs at a rate of 10 modules per man hour
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Large, galvanized components make for the most versatile, adaptive and cost effective ground mount system available.
The C-Beam and Hat-Channel Beam components are manufactured by cold rolling, one of the most efficient manufacturing processes, which is significantly more affordable than aluminum ground mount systems.
All mounting hardware, such as top chords and U-clamps, is galvanized. This is less expensive than competitive stainless steel products.
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Each and every ISYS Ground 2.0 system we sell has been through a rigourous quality control process, ensuring your system work from day 1.
It is unlikely you will ever need it, but rest easy knowing we have you covered with an industry best, limited part 20-year warranty.
Our commitment to quality processes adds value to each project by helping reduce waste, while accelerating planning, delivery, and installation. Our Lean-Sigma operations are at the forefront of the solar industry and we are the first solar infrastructure provider to have earned the coveted ISO 9001:2008 certification.
Our large team of multi-disciplinary engineers and Project Managers bring both expertise and rigor to each and every project, identifying all the steps necessary to optimize product and project performance, out of the gate and over time.
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Angel number 52 - ANGEL IMAMIAH - Energy: EXPIATION OF ERRORS
(I pronounce the Angel's Name: EE-MAW-MEE-AH)
Qualities: Ease of recognizing one's errors - Expiates, pays back, makes amends for errors (one's karma) - Ardor, strength, great vigor - Liberates from prison within - Execution of arduous work with ease - Support in difficult moments - Makes peace with enemies - Faithful servant.
Distortions: unstable and tumultuous emotional life - competitive love life - overly passionate relationship - enemy, fight, quarrel, roughness - emotional excess - meanness because non-recognition of his victims - worsens one's karma, sinister fate.
I would like to share with you the following.
Standing, sitting or lying down, breathe in the name IMAMIAH by inhaling through the nose, and hold your breath a few seconds. Then, exhale slowly and progressively through the nose. Repeat the exercise as long as needed to create a state of calm. Then you can continue by breathing freely while continuing to invoke IMAMIAH keeping the eyes closed.
By invoking or repeating the Sacred Formula represented by the Angel's name, we create a passage between the conscious, the subconscious and the different layers of the unconscious, thus reprogramming the different Angelic states of consciousness within, and allowing ourselves to reconnect with our celestial origin. The objective of this work is to purify our soul and become totally conscious in order to rediscover the Knowledge that lies within.
IMAMIAH is your Angel number 1 (Physical) if your Birthday is Dec 8th to Dec 12th
IMAMIAH is your Angel number 2 (Emotional) if your Birthday is: May 12th, July 26th in the afternoon and July 27th, Oct 9th, Dec 20th, Feb 28th and 29th.
IMAMIAH is your Angel number 3 (Intellectual) if you are born: 17h00 to 17h19 p.m.
In the picture of the Tree of Life, this Angel resides: NETZACH/ Specificity GUEBOURAH
This information is taken from The Book of Angels, and Les Ailes de la Vie (Wings of Life, 2nd Edition)and Traditional Angelology and Angelica Yoga written by Kaya and Christiane Muller, Univers/Cité Mikaël.
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Stabila IP65 Tech Electronic Level
The Stabila Type 196E Tech (top) is being replaced by the IP65 Tech (bottom). New features include a backlight for much easier viewing in dim light, better seals, and bouncier removable end caps.
The display is typically calibrated by holding the level against a vertical surface, leveling it visually with the center vial, and then pressing the CAL button twice.
The IP65 Tech offers two backlight options. The soft backlight stays on until you turn it or the display off (or the display shuts itself off). The bright one turns off after a minute to save energy.
Unlike vials, the display can be viewed off-center, which makes even basic leveling and plumbing a lot easier.
The level can read slopes in a variety of formats. Here, it's indicating a common 2 percent drainage slope.
The level indicating a 4/12 roof pitch
Vial accuracy: ± .029°
Digital accuracy: ± .05° at 0° and 90°; ± .2° between 0° and 90°
Lengths, nonmagnetic edge: 14, 24, and 48 inches
Lengths, magnetic edge: 24 and 48 inches
Price range (for level, two AA batteries, and soft case): $200 to $280
I've never rushed out to buy the latest spirit level. My 78-inch Empire aluminum I-beam, for instance, is about 30 years old, predating the arrival of aluminum box-beam frames with solid-block acrylic vials. Despite its age, the frame is still true, and one plumb and one level barrel vial still work, provided I obey my alignment arrows.
Regardless, when I recently tried a Stabila Type 196E Tech box-beam electronic spirit level while building a fence and two decks, I discovered that the electronics can be a blessing, especially when working solo. Stabila is now replacing that level, which debuted in 2006, with the new IP65 Tech. After evaluating the new model, I think it offers the same benefits as its predecessor, plus some noteworthy upgrades.
The new IP65 Tech is, above all, a first-rate spirit level. According to Stabila, the plumb and level vials are accurate to within .029 degrees in any working position, which matches the accuracy of the company's conventional Type 196 box-beam spirit level. Press the IP65's power button, though, and digital displays on the front and top clearly indicate level and plumb (using arrows to help guide you there quickly) or read slopes in your choice of degrees (in .05 or .1 increments), percent (in .1 increments), millimeters per meter, or inches per foot (in .01 or 1/8 increments). The displays deliver a measurement within about a second after the level comes to rest. Flip the level over and the front display flips right-side up. Not only can you quickly check a roof pitch or determine the slope of a drainpipe, gutter, or patio, but you can easily establish running and cross slopes that meet ADA standards for accessible design.
I find that feature useful even if it helps me only occasionally, like the LED headlight on my cordless drill. But what I really like is that instead of being forced to look directly at a vial, you can view the dual display off-center, which can make even basic leveling and plumbing much easier. In cases where that doesn't help, you can press an audio button to make the level beep progressively faster and then emit a steady tone as it approaches and then hits level or plumb. Go too far and the beeps return with a different pitch so you know which direction to move the level. That's all good for solo carpentry tasks like plumbing fence posts while nailing braces to them, using long horizontal 2-bys with the level on top for transferring layout marks, and shimming cabinets, not to mention leveling a pool table.
The display's tidy dashboard includes several other useful buttons. The "HOLD" button freezes a measurement, which can be handy when you need to check a slope but can't easily view the display, or when you need to transfer an angle to a saw. The "REF" (or alternate-zero) button sets any angle or slope to zero, which simplifies repetitive work and allows you to use the audio signal to pinpoint the referenced angle or slope. A button with a key-shaped icon on it locks the REF and measurement settings and retains an alternate-zero setting even when the display is turned off. Another button turns on a backlight, which makes the display much easier to read in dim light; you can chose a bright backlight that shuts off in a minute or a softer, more energy-efficient one that isn't on a timer. The display itself can be set to shut off after idling for either 7 1/2 minutes or two hours.
The display should be recalibrated regularly - especially if you drop the level or use it in widely fluctuating temperatures - and the IP65 Tech makes this easy to do. You just hold the tool against a vertical surface such as a wall or a window, use the level vial to level it exactly, press the "CAL" button twice, wait a few seconds for "rdY" to appear on the screen, and you're good to go. Or, for optimal digital accuracy in all working positions, you can do a four-point advanced calibration instead that still uses a vertical surface and takes about a minute rather than the usual 10 seconds.
According to the maker, the IP65 is dust-tight and water-resistant; you can hose it off at the end of a dusty day or use it in the rain. Numbers on the display are replaced by dashes if the level tilts forward or back too far and buttons beep when you change a setting, which can help prevent mistakes. The end caps grip vertical surfaces for easier calibrating and layout, and are removable so you can carry layout lines into corners. They also serve as shock absorbers. I couldn't quite bring myself to drop one of these levels from the top of a ladder just to see what would happen, but I did bounce the 4-foot version on its end caps like a pogo stick as I walked down a concrete sidewalk. I didn't even have to recalibrate.
Two AA batteries are supposed to deliver about 150 hours of runtime on average, and a low-battery alert tells you when to replace them.
The IP65 Tech is a highly accurate spirit level. Its electronics cover all the angles, and you can view the display from various vantage points even in dim light - or use audio signals instead. I wish a 78-incher were available, but Stabila tried that with the first-generation Tech and decided to discontinue it. Would I spend $260 for the 4-footer? I'd consider it a bargain.
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Product DescriptionFox Mojave Glove is a full thumb short finger glove with light palm padding, breathable spacer mesh and embossed Airprene flex panel.
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Date Reviewed: October 26, 2009
Strengths: Full thumb, plus much more for the older generations, although that's irrelevant now
Weaknesses: The new generation ('09): Runs small, poor construction, practically no padding, useless little straps with velcro that came off after 2 rides. After a couple of months of use, I'm done... I'm back to using some old ones for now.
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Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid: $12.00
Purchased At: Amazon
Similar Products Used: Several older versions of the Mojave, plus various others over the years.
Bike Setup: Secialized Stumpjumper FSR XC Comp
Date Reviewed: August 16, 2009
Strengths: Full thumb, sweatpad, comfortable palm padding
Weaknesses: velcro closure
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $24.00
Similar Products Used: Older Fox Mojave, Fox Sidewinder
Date Reviewed: June 19, 2009
Strengths: Hold up great. I've had two pairs of these gloves over the past 6+ years and never have they frayed or fallen apart
Weaknesses: When mine get wet from sweat they stretch and become dangerous. This doesn't occur right when they are new but slowly over time so that after about a summer of riding, it is hard to hold on to the handle bars after my hands start sweating.
Bottom Line:
Even though mine aren't showing much wear & tear, I'm needing a new pair due to the stretching. Debating whether or not to give a different brand a try.
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Price Paid: $15.00
Purchased At: LBS
Date Reviewed: October 25, 2008
Strengths: Very breathable, great for summer riding, great for XC riding, fit and quality
Weaknesses: None found--seriously.
Bottom Line:
I wear a size 11 and the fit is great while a size 11 on a Fox Dirtpaw is a bit snug. Same company so the sizing should be the same right? Go figure.
I have the '08 model and is a lot better looking than the previous years. I would most definitely buy again if/when this pair eventually wears out.
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Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid: $25.00
Purchased At: Incycle
Similar Products Used: Tour Master Summer gloves (motorcycle specific), Fox Dirtpaw
Bike Setup: Gary Fisher Hi-Fi Plus, CB 50/50, Salsa stem, Azonic Mid-rise, Panaracer Fire XC Pros
Date Reviewed: March 11, 2007
Strengths: cheap coumfy reasonably strong sweat wipe strip easy to take off and put on
Weaknesses: hard to pick your nose with
Bottom Line:
looks good with chaps good protection on the dance floor when break dancing
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Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid: $20.00
Similar Products Used: specialized etc
Bike Setup: mountain bike with round wheels
Date Reviewed: August 30, 2006
Weaknesses: For the money you might just spend five more and get the better ones. Product is not as good as the brand name is. Fox gloves are great, but this on isn't.
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Date Reviewed: March 25, 2006
Strengths: The materials of the gloves are really good and very resistants for their thickness. There is also a really good ventilation for the thickness of this gloves.
Weaknesses: the completion of the seams is not enough perfect for the reputation of the brand but not bad...
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid: $20.00
Purchased At: Gravité Sports
Bike Setup: Frame: Canyon Torque 1 2006 Frame
Shock: Fox DHX Air 5.0
Fork: FOX 36 VAN RC2
Rear Dérailleur: Shimano Deore XT
Front Dérailleur: Deore XT
Shifters: Shimano Deore
Brakes: Avid Juicy 5
Hubs: Sun Ringlé ABBAH 20mm / 12mm ABBAH
Cassette: Shimano Deore 11-34
Rims: SUN Ringlé S.O.S. P1
Tires: Schwalbe Big Betty 2.4
Crankset: Shimano Deore LX M580 Hollowtech II
Stem: Syntace Superforce
Handlebar: Syntace Vector Lowrider 2014
Saddle: Titec Ithys
Seatpost: Syntace P6
Pedals: Axiom double jump flat pedals
Date Reviewed: March 23, 2006
Strengths: The smaller three fingers, as well as the outer part of the hand constructed well. Semi padded back hand. Fit very snuggly
for appropriate size, which is a plus. The velcro strap was small and therefore did not protrude.
Weaknesses: The outer portion of the thumb (60-70%) was constructed of terry cloth/super thin nylon (literally as thin as pantyhose nylon)with very thin FOAM (very weak foam at that)sandwiched and GLUED between the two. The outer part of the index finger was constructed in the same way. Barely stretching the material caused the inner layer of foam to pull apart and break up. Add the necessary post ride washings to that and you have a glove that is very likely to degrade rapidly on the portion of the hand that holds most of the riders weight. The Fox logo on top of the hand took up space that should have been reserved for more mesh for further ventilation
Bottom Line:
opinion, the glove would have also scored higher marks if it had a short thumb, thereby giving the fit more of a consistent feel (something of which many full finger gloves lack).
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Price Paid: $30.00
Purchased At: PricePoint
Similar Products Used: 661,LG's
Bike Setup: several bikes
Date Reviewed: August 20, 2005
Strengths: Good ventilation, good padding, great glove
Weaknesses: don't like the full thumb
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid: $16.00
Bike Setup: trek 4300
Date Reviewed: July 15, 2005
Strengths: Very well ventilated, comfortable, seems to be well made and more durable than other reviews led me to believe.
Weaknesses: Full thumb was too short for my hands.
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid: $25.00
Purchased At: REI.com
Similar Products Used: Schwinn, Specialized
Bike Setup: 2005 Specialized Stumperjumper Disc, ODI Rogues, WTB Laser V Stealth.
Date Reviewed: August 24, 2004
Strengths: Look sweeeeeet. Full thumb so I can get the sweat out of the corners of my eyes before it stings.
Weaknesses: No padding, fraying stitching after no time in the saddle. Take a long time to dry. Need more mesh on the back.
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $17.00
Purchased At: REI
Similar Products Used: REI Lifeline.
Bike Setup: Trek 4500, WTB Rocket V saddle, serfas grips, shimano M520 pedals (well, as soon as REI puts them on)
Date Reviewed: May 25, 2004
Strengths: Great fit. I've read other rider's comments about the "stitching" being poor quality. I can honestly say after two years of riding, and numerous crashes these gloves are still in great shape. I'll be buying another set of gloves soon (girlfriend), I'll be buying another pair of these. I like the full coverage on the thumb also. Overall a really nice product.
Weaknesses: If any I would say these gloves are approx $5-$10 mor expensive than most of the other gloves my LBS carries. I guess you get what you pay for though. I'd rater be out $30 for a pair of these gloves than spend $15-$20 on several pair of the other brands (Pearl).
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid: $27.00
Purchased At: Streits Cyclery
Similar Products Used: Fox, Nashbar, Pearl, Cannondale
Bike Setup: Schwinn Homegrown, Easton,King, Shimano XT-XTR, Mavic 517's 22lbs overall.
Date Reviewed: May 10, 2004
Strengths: Great looking, cools the hand, wicks away moisture, terry cloth thumb (while fragile) is sooo nice on a sweaty forhead
Weaknesses: not enough padding, I don't like the fraying strings
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid: $25.00
Purchased At: supergo
Similar Products Used: some free cheapo gloves, speacilized full fingers
Bike Setup: 01 Fuji discovery 1
Date Reviewed: July 11, 2003
Strengths: cut fingers for easy finger action, terry cloth for sweaty forhead, TUFF
Weaknesses: Over 2yrs and and a handfull of bad crash&burns havent found any yet!
Bottom Line:
Like i said before been through some major crashes super man style and these gloves still rox! After 2 yrs every stich has maintained true. Everything you could want in cutoffs comfortable,protective, and of course stylish as far as gloves go.:)
Intend on getting another pair when and if these ones ever die on me.
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Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid: $8.00
Purchased At: pricepoint.com-clearance
Bike Setup: Hard tail, with XT cranks, Marzocchi MX Compw/ETA, carbon prolink saddle, Easton Carbon XC monkey bar
Date Reviewed: April 25, 2003
Strengths: comfortable and well padded for my tastes, not too much
but enough. full thumb is nice.
Weaknesses: overall durability. i have used a pair each of the past 2 years. within a few rides the stitching starts to fall apart and by the end of a short colorado season, they are done. the full thumb seems especially vulnerable to wear.
poor quality stitching overall.
Bottom Line:
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Price Paid: $28.00
Similar Products Used: pearl izumi
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The recent cancellation of the Collateralized Debt Obligation (CDO) offering from JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley has provided another signal that the market for synthetic structured finance products remains moribund, largely due to the lack of interest from large institutions whose participation is required for successful placement. There are several issues that continue to hang over the CDO market five years after the near financial meltdown in 2008, in which structured finance investments played a significant role.
These issues include:
- Once burned, twice shy – Big institutions, such as pension funds and insurers such as AIG, are the typically the buyers of the senior tranches of structured finance deals. Positioned and rated as the least risky aspects of these types of investments, the implosion of these vehicles in 2008 pushed the global financial system to the brink of a major crisis. Like then, the deal which was recently cancelled came with the same assurances that the senior tranche was secure, but institutional buyers weren't having it.
- Potential public outcry – The financial crisis resulted in the bank bailout, formally titled the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), which averted a financial collapse using billions of dollars of public funds. The banks then used the funds to increase profitability while fostering the foreclosure crisis. Needless to say, the banking industry has not been held in high regard for some time and going back into the very investments that failed so miserably five years ago would virtually eliminate the scant goodwill that remains for the group.
- An unstable interest rate environment – As if the first two factors aren't enough, interest rates are starting to show some volatility after a long stay at or near historic lows. This volatility tends to wreak havoc in terms of valuing CDOs, with prices making huge moves on some days and buyers disappearing completely on others.
For businesses seeking funding through a structured finance vehicle, packaging and selling a Collateralized Debt Obligation looks like a tough option. Rather than fighting the current market conditions, considering other debt options will likely lead to a faster offering that generates more capital.


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Hartnell College Pathways Puts You in the Swim
May 31st, 2007
If you are a swimmer who would like to get some concentrated lap time in the pool before your summer vacation, the Hartnell College Pathways Program has the course for you.
Beginning on Monday, June 4, three different lap swim options are available to fit into your schedule throughout the summer. All sessions occur conveniently during the lunch hour, from noon to 1:15 p.m., in Hartnell's beautiful outdoor pool.
Session 1 runs weekdays, June 4-15, for $25. Session 2 runs Wednesdays and Fridays from June 18 through July 27, for $30. Session 3 runs weekdays, July 30-August 24, for $38.
The lap program is designed to give swimmers an opportunity for open lap swim on a regular basis with life guard supervision. Although it is not designed to be an instructional program, help in setting up workouts will be available if desired.
Swimmers must be able to pass an entry swim test, including swimming 100 yards freestyle without stopping; treading water for one minute; and floating on their back for one minute. There is no age limit and all members of the community are welcome.
You may register online at www.hartnell.edu/pathways/schedules/recreation.html or in person at the Workforce & Community Development Office, 411 Central Avenue in Salinas. The office is in the College Center.
Pathways is Hartnell's community education program with courses available for all members of the community throughout the year. For more information on this or any Pathways course, please call the Workforce & Community Development Office at (831) 755-6700.