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Websites on the internet play a major role in the marketing of businesses in today's "high tech" world.
Just ask Jeff Andrulonis, who spoke Friday at a Kane Chamber of Commerce breakfast forum at the Kane Manor on Clay Street.
"Every business with a website has the potential to be found," Andrulonis said. "People are now researching on-line before making a buying decision. More than half of all consumers say their internet searches are important in their decision-making process."
Stunning new hand-crafted wooden signs are planned at the five major gateways to the borough of Kane.
Two signs already have been erected.
One is located on Route 6 to greet motorists traveling east into Kane from Ludlow. This sign is near the blinker light for Kane Community Hospital.
The second sign is located along Route 321 to welcome motorists traveling north into Kane from Wilcox. This sign is along the northbound lane of Route 321, just north of Hemlock Avenue.
Another page has turned on the reading assistance program at the Kane Middle School.
For 14 years, community residents have made weekly visits to the school to help sixth-grade students with their reading assignments.
"They're dedicated, patient and understanding," reading teacher Julie Jubon said in praising the volunteers. "They've really made a difference."
Many of the volunteers are retired persons or "stay-at-home moms," Jubon said. She said the volunteers faithfully show up every Tuesday morning from September to May to help students with their reading.
Fallen electrical power lines ignited a wildfire late Wednesday afternoon on the west side of James City Hill on Route 66 south of Kane.
The Kane Volunteer Fire Department and the Highland Township Volunteer Fire Department responded to the blaze about 4:20 p.m. Wednesday.
Kane Fire Chief Tim Holt said it is believed that gusty high winds toppled a dead tree that took down the power lines. The arcing live wires started the wildfire in the woods, Holt said.
According to Holt, the winds continually whipped the flames in the brush and created heavy smoke.
David N. Weiland, 74, of Butler passed away peacefully Sunday morning at his family camp in Kane.
He was born in Butler on September 7, 1937, the youngest son of the late Joseph Bernard and Florence
Marie Eyth.
He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy serving from 1955 to 1959 and was employed at AK Steel Corp. for 36
years. He retired in 1996 and spent much of his time in Kane. He was skilled at carpentry, a true jack of
all trades, and loved a good project. He enjoyed the outdoors, loved playing horseshoes, and spending
Anna McManigle, 69, of Smethport, formerly of Brookville, died Sunday, March 25, 2012 at the Sena Kean Manor at Smethport.
Born Aug. 28, 1942 in Marienville, she was the daughter of the late Merle and Beulah Eckman Hetrick. On Feb. 10, 1980 in Brookville, she married James M. McManigle Sr., who died on March 3, 2006.
She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Brookville.
JOHNSONBURG – Perry Swanson of Kane has been named as the 2012 Logger-of-the-Year.
He received the award Tuesday evening at the 44th annual Loggers and Saw-millers Safety Meeting at the Johnsonburg Fire Hall. More than 100 attended the two-hour program sponsored by the Kane-based Allegheny Hardwood Utilization Group (AHUG).
"I'm extremely proud and very honored to receive the award," Swanson said. "I've always wanted to be a logger. Luckily, my dream came true."
Virginia "Jane" Hedlund, 92, of 147 Gates Hollow, Bradford, passed away Saturday, March 24, 2012 at The Pavilion at BRMC.
Born Oct. 9, 1919, in Kane, she was a daughter of the late George and Oda Mae (Anchors) Wingard.
On Aug. 17, 1943 in Allegany, she married Perry F. Hedlund, Jr. who died on Oct. 21, 2006.
She was a 1936 graduate of Kane High School.
She was a member of Emanuel Lutheran Evangelical Church.
She had been employed at Corning Glass Company for over 29 1/2 years.
More than 35 attended the 14th annual Women In Timber Luncheon held Monday at the Colonial Inn restaurant on Fraley Street in Kane.
The event is sponsored by the Kane-based Allegheny Hardwood Utilization Group(AHUG) for women involved in the timber industry.
Featured speakers for the luncheon included Jill Thompson of Kane, the local legislative representative for State Rep. Kathy Rapp (R-Warren, and Fritz Buehler Lecker of St. Marys, a legislative representative for State Rep. Matt Gabler (R-DuBois).
A 14-year-old Kane boy is facing charges in connection with a stabbing that caused injuries to a Kane man and the alleged assailant.
The boy has been charged with aggravated assault and "other charges," Kane Borough Police Chief Brian Hillard said Monday.
Kane Police Officer Bill Nichols responded to the stabbing at 1:16 a.m. March 18 at 335 Bayard St., Apt. 1.
Police said Brian Kopp of the 300 block of Welsh St., Kane, had been stabbed in the left hip area by a "large kitchen knife." Police said the man was visiting the residence as a "friend" of the boy's mother.


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I recently read some published sermons by the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. The depth and breadth of his eloquent defense of truth and justice are profoundly inspiring. My favorite of his sermons begins with a verse from Matthew: "Be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves."


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TaylorMade RocketBladez Irons - (Steel) 4-AW
$399.99 $799.99*
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The TaylorMade® RocketBladez Irons are engineered for players seeking the optimum combination of distance, control, feel, forgiveness and playability. Speed Pocket technology promotes radically increased speed and distance. This revolutionary technology is designed for optimum face-flex creating a consistent and stronger ball flight. RocketBladez are the true blend of finesse the pros demand and the explosive distance amateurs crave.
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- Engineered to deliver long and consistent distance, higher and quicker-stopping trajectory and great feel
- Clubface design reduces directional dispersion to promote increased accuracy
- Speed Pocket is filled with a Polyurethane Reactive (PUR) made by 3M™ for a fantastic feel that keeps debris out and dampens unwanted vibration while still allowing the slot to flex at impact
- RocketBladez Irons flex and rebound at impact increasing the speed of the face to promote faster ball speed and a higher, stronger ball flight that lands on a steep, quick-stopping descent angle
- Speed Pocket in the 4 through 7 Irons work with an advanced ultra-thin face design and improved Inverted Cone shape to promote consistently high ball speed and distance on center and off-center hits, especially low on the face
- Inverted Cone design influences how the face flexes and rebounds at impact to control the angle at which the ball leaves the face, promoting straighter shots and a tighter dispersion
- 9 grams of saved weight from a new shorter hosel is strategically redistributed to lower and center the Center of Gravity (CG), promoting a higher launch angle, higher peak trajectory and steeper descent angle for quick-stopping landings
- External and internal notches in the hosel make it easy to bend the head to adjust the lie angle
- Durable Nickel chrome finish
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4 Iron SPECS:
- Loft: 20°
- Lie: 61.5°
- Length: 38.875"
- Offset: 6.0mm
- Bounce: 1.0°
- Swing Weight:D3.5
5 Iron SPECS:
- Loft: 23.0°
- Lie: 62.0°
- Length: 38.25"
- Offset: 5.7mm
- Bounce: 3.0°
- Swing Weight: D3.5
6 Iron SPECS:
- Loft: 26.5°
- Lie: 62.5°
- Length: 37.625"
- Offset: 4.8mm
- Bounce: 4.0°
- Swing Weight: D3.5
7 Iron SPECS:
- Loft: 30.5°
- Lie: 63.0°
- Length: 37.0"
- Offset: 4.2mm
- Bounce: 5.0°
- Swing Weight: D3.5
8 Iron SPECS:
- Loft: 35.0°
- Lie: 63.5°
- Length: 36.5"
- Offset: 3.4mm
- Bounce: 5.5°
- Swing Weight: D3.5
9 Iron SPECS:
- Loft: 40.0°
- Lie: 64.0°
- Length: 36.0"
- Offset: 2.7mm
- Bounce: 6.0°
- Swing Weight: D3.5
- Loft: 45.0°
- Lie: 64.5°
- Length: 35.5"
- Offset: 2.0mm
- Bounce: 7.0°
- Swing Weight: D3.5
- Loft: 50.0°
- Lie: 64.5°
- Length: 35.5"
- Offset: 1.4mm
- Bounce: 8.5°
- Swing Weight: D3.5
Country of Origin: United StatesWeb ID: 16057596
Customer Reviews:
Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 51 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Socaly Straight as a string!!! I played the R11 irons last season, GREAT distance iron,but not as straight as I would have liked. The Rocketbladez are average distance irons for me, but they EXCEL as far as direction!!! These things hit straight as a string!!! I started getting some distance back because after the direction these went each and every time, it allowed me to start leaning on them. I still have my R11 irons, but these are the irons I will be playing!!! Shot a 76 right out of the gate with these!!! January 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by TSR More distance I was skeptical that new irons would add any distance, coming from my 6 year old Nike Slingshots but a big difference, if hit flush another 20 yards carry w/ 6 iron, 10-15 w/ wedge. Clubs are nice to look at and beautifully balanced. Nice high trajectory as well, at least for me. Strongly suggest you use Dick's shot analyzer when purchasing, I tried 5 different sets - including my current clubs for a baseline - and the results w/ each was quite different. For me these clubs were the best combination, but might not be for you. July 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by King me Excellent feel to irons Replaced burner 2.0 irons with stiff shafts with these irons with regular shafts. From first round with them, I loved them. Great feel and increased distance. March 26, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Herve Rocketbladez...Nice I tried them and got a consistent 15-20 yards more than my current set of callaway irons on the 4-7i. They felt good/solid when striking, weren't too ugly at address, and overall were an improvement over my current set. Also tried current offerings from callaway, ping, and mizuno...the rocketbladez just worked better, 4 me. YMMV. December 25, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Golfn11 Rocketbladez......Get 'em!!! I am very happy with my new irons. Very long!! I knew these iron were the one for me when i hit them in the golf simulator @ Dick's. I'm at least one club longer with these iron over my old Cleveland CG2's. Taylor Made is a name that I trust when it comes to golf gear. Now, go get those 'Bladez! June 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by J.R. nice feel and distance I have only been playing golf for about 2 years now and started with Top Flite XLs. I have noticed even if you dont hit good they still fly straight and good distance. I love the sound when you hit them and getting about 15 to 20 yards more per club. only problem is not hitting the 4 very well. but i am sure with more time and patience that will change. overall like the clubs alot and will keep them a long time. July 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Buster Upgrade on a budget After getting a SLDR driver (WOW), I needed to upgrade irons. Played Mizuno MX 950 irons for about 5 years, and really liked them. So much hype with golf clubs. SLDR driver proved true. Demo'd all the top brand irons. Price lead me to RocketBladez irons. Lite grip, and smooth swing worked for me with these irons. More distance, accuracy, great feel and higher ball flight is not hype. Thank you goes to the pros @ Dick's for their help. July 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ercbreeze As advertised--great irons with added height & distance I am a mid to low handicap golfer, and my age is 56. I was looking for a new set of irons that would carry as long and high as my old set and had zero luck until I found these irons. I purchased a set of steel reg. flex at Dick's last week. I am very happy with these irons, and I am still adjusting to the extra distance--I was a little long on every green with these irons today. My old P wedge was a consistant 125-130--the new P wedge carried 145 today. I was a consistant 150 with the old 8 iron--today I flew it a little over 160. Most shots flew just over the flag--right on line. My natural iron shot is a slight draw, however these draw a little more. The only con I have with these clubs is that they are a little offset--which makes it hard for me to fade a shot if needed. Also, I miss-hit the 6 iron once and it still carried 175--they are forgiving! May 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ET RBZ irons After buying the new RBZ irons I have been hitting straighter and longer. I have more confidence in my shots and course management. July 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by smoothtempo1-2 distance adjustment required...really hot irons I have been playing a set of forged blades for the past decade and was looking to regain some of the distance I had as a high school golfer. I tried a number of sets on the simulator at Dick's. These TM RocketBladez were very consistent and had both a good look and feel for me. While it was difficult mentally for me to not buy a "player's iron", the difference on the course is significant. I am seeing an extra 8-20 yards per club as you increase through the set; ie, 8-10 yards more with the PW and 15-20 yards more with the 4 iron. Moreover, any little mis-hit loses very little distance as opposed to my old blades. These clubs feel incredible and once I made the adjustment of clubbing down by 1 club for approach shots, these irons allowed me to restore what has been lost over the past 18 years--distance. While they have reduced my scoring by 2-4 shots/round, others may see greater improvement with these irons depending on their handicaps. October 22, 2013


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tannehill is in the office just as long as anyone on the team on a daily basis, she might as well get out and make some money on her own. better to see her involved in the community and pulling in a few bones for the family instead of just being a trophy wife/eye candy who walks around all day spending husbands money. tanne is still making on this contract more than ill make in a lifetime....but compared to what he wouldve made if there wasnt a rookie scale, heck he'd be in the 8-10 mil a year range prob with his draft position.
and as far as looks go, shes is the theory of relativity. considering what youve been around and seen in your days determines how hot she is. if she walked into a bar in my po-dump redneck town of marshville, nc (home of randy travis) ever guy in the bar would be gawking. she walks into a bar at my old college, ECU, then she is still good looking but nothing special. but i would take her over the curvy dark hair girl in the pic above. and 5'5" 135 sounds pretty damn good to me, not overly into the super skinny chicks, even before i became a walking kegarator
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LT is a good looking girl, the girl next door type. I would not consider her gorgeous.
With those choppers, she should be doing commercials for dentists, mouthwash, or chewing gum.
She's cute, would hit that.
Just win Phin baby!


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The Currier Museum of Art offers you a unique opportunity to explore the world of Frank Lloyd Wright. The Zimmerman House is the only residence in New England designed by the acclaimed American architect and open to the public.
Wright designed the Zimmerman House in 1950, planning its gardens, its built-in and freestanding furniture, its textiles, and even the mailbox! The Zimmerman house offers a glimpse into the 1950s - 1960s, and the private lives of Isadore and Lucille Zimmerman, who lived in the home for 36 years.
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In the backdrop of Shivgad, a small village in the border of Maharashtra and Goa, an honest, diligent and honored Inspector, Bajirao Singham, fights against injustice and prejudice using his own ethics and principles. A sudden strike of destiny sets up Singham against the tremendously powerful and criminal politician Jaykant Shikre, challenging his morals and beliefs. Singham's supportive girlfriend, Kavya, and his tryst with Late Mr. Rakesh Kadam's family makes him realize the importance to bring a change in the system by eradicating the root cause Jaykant Shikre, by not going against the law of force but by being a powerful part of it.
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Sunday, April 06, 2003BOONE, N.C. (April 6, 2003) � East Tennessee State saw its first seven batters of the game score to take a 7-0 lead before Appalachian State University took its first cuts, but ETSU found itself trailing by one run in the ninth before scoring eight straight in its final at-bat to win, 19-12. The 19-run outburst was the most runs scored by an ETSU team since the Bucs defeated The Citadel, 19-9 on March 18, 2001. East Tennessee State (10-17, 6-8 SoCon) sophomore outfielder Kevin Brotherton (Erwin, Tenn.) led off the ninth with a walk. ASU reliever Scott Clark's throw was off the mark to second base on freshman outfielder Beau Alford's (Johnson City, Tenn.) sacrifice bunt attempt and put runners on first and second with none out. After freshman third baseman Shane Byrne's (Johnson City, Tenn.) successful sacrifice moved the runners up one base each, sophomore second baseman Justin Clear (LaFollette, Tenn.) doubled to score both Brotherton and Alford. Walks to junior center fielder Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) and sophomore catcher Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.) loaded the bases for junior shortstop Andy Howdeshell (Maryville, Tenn.). Howdeshell's ground ball couldn't be fielded and all three runners scored to make it a 16-12 game. Two more runs came across to set the final count. After using early leads to stave off the Buccaneers in both games of Saturday's doubleheader sweep, the Mountaineers fought from behind all afternoon. In the bottom of the eighth, the Apps used an RBI double down the left field line by Joey Robinson to score Justin Thomas and knot the game, at 11-11. Two batters later, Eric Pittman's dribbler to the third baseman plated Robinson and gave them their first lead of the afternoon, at 12-11. Appalachian (8-19, 3-9 SoCon) could not mount another rally in the bottom of the ninth. ETSU senior reliever Willie McKenzie (Kingport, Tenn.) retired the side in order to end the game. Senior reliever Jarrod Hyder (Elizabethton, Tenn.) pitched four and a third innings of relief to improve to 4-1 on the campaign. Clark took the loss to fall to 0-5 on the year. Moore opened the scoring in the first with a two-run home run inside the right field foul pole to give the Buccaneers an early 2-0 advantage. After the first of seven Appalachian errors allowed Howdeshell to reach base and later score, the bases were full of Bucs when Alford notched a grand slam over the right-center field fence to make it 7-0. Pittman's single to center field plated Thomas in the bottom of the first to make the score 7-1. Thomas helped Appalachian cut in to the deficit in the second inning, with a bases-loaded double that plated three runs and made the score 7-4. Thomas registered a career-high six RBIs in the losing cause. He scored two batters later, on Graham Thompson's RBI single to make the game interesting, at 7-5. East Tennessee State added to its lead with two unearned runs via a two-out rally in the top of the third to make it a 9-5 game. Thomas added another RBI in the third inning with an RBI double to left field that brought home Ty Racette and cut the margin to 9-6. Racette reached on a two-out triple into the right-center field gap. A single run in the fourth inning helped the Mountaineers, make it a 9-7 game ETSU added two more runs in fifth, the first coming on a solo home run by Alford. In the same inning, Clear scored on an Appalachian fielding error to boost the lead to 11-7. Appalachian charged back with two runs in the sixth and another run in the seventh to trail 11-10 heading in to the eighth inning. Both starting pitchers were chased from the game in the early going. Appalachian's Taylor Craig gave up seven runs and did not retire a batter before giving way to Clark. East Tennessee State freshman Steven Calicutt (Spartanburg, S.C.) lasted one and two-thirds inning before stepping aside in favor of the bullpen. East Tennessee State returns to the diamond on Tuesday, April 8, when it hosts Tennessee Tech in an 7:00 p.m. tilt from Cardinal Park in Johnson City, Tenn.


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Same Universe, Different Lenses: Science, Ethics, and Religion in Dialogue
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Philosopher Robert Bishop explores the Biblical doctrine of creation, which he describes as "perhaps one of the most helpful pieces of theology for thinking about science", and describes why the doctrine needs to be recovered from narrower, contemporary interpretations of creation.
Biologist and BioLogos Senior Fellow Denis Venema examines the interaction between RTB literature and several lines of genetics-based evidence for common ancestry. In so doing, he also addresses the scientific robustness and reliability of the RTB model.
Can science provide substantive insight into the question of God's existence? Isaac's paper examines three schools of thought regarding the possibility of detecting God's existence through science: Evolutionism, Creationism, and Intelligent Design.
Falk's paper asks evangelical Christians to explore whether they are propping up a bubble that they, not God, have created, thereby isolating themselves from the world of academics. The essay describes five layers that may play a role in unnecessarily blocking entry, or reentry, of agnostic scientists into the realm of evangelicalism.
Mark Noll, historian and author of The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind, enumerates 15 attitudes, assumptions, and convictions he considers to be most influential in inciting anti-intellectual sentiment among evangelical Christians.
NASA astronomer Jennifer Wiseman asserts that studying creation can show us the nature of God; science can inform us of what we need to do as stewards of God's creation; understanding the natural world gives us a deeper knowledge of Jesus Christ; and science can give us a better understanding of ourselves. This essay was presented at the November 2009 Theology of Celebration Workshop.


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How To Prepare Your Bicycle For Safe Riding in Cold Weather
1. Visibility
Front and rear lights are crucial year round, but even more so in winter. The sun is setting earlier in the northern hemisphere, so even if you only use your bike for the commute to work, by the time you head home you'll be riding in the dark. Foggy, rainy and otherwise hazy conditions will also reduce visibility for drivers and cyclists. Switching on the brights is never a bad idea when you're on a bike.
Bike light technology and design has come a long way in the past decade, and there are many choices on the market today. Halogen, LED, HID (High Intensity Discharge), and glowing tube lights are all good options. HIDs provide the most light by far, but they are also fragile and expensive. Halogen used to be the industry standard, but its inefficiency left the market wide open for LEDs, which are becoming increasingly affordable.
If you're the kind of person who forgets to replace the batteries, consider USB rechargeable lights. And if you're hesitant to buy, you can always build your own. One commons setup: white light in the front, red lights in the back and reflectors on the side. Attire can make all the difference as well. "Bright is always helpful," says Pedal Revolution employee Cole Sanchez.
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You may love the minimalist aesthetic of fixies, but wet roads mean less traction and more potential for disaster — if fixed gear is your preferred riding style, consider attaching a brake this season. One is better than none and you don't have to use it, but it will be there for the "Oh S*%t!" moment when you do.
Brake pads are the next item to consider. New brake pads have grooves to channel water away from the rim and improve wet-weather braking. Inspect these grooves to gauge how much brake power you'll have on your next venture. Don't put off replacing this cheap rubber any longer. It's a quick fix and makes a world of difference.
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Today's Author: Howie Dickerman, a program manager on the Excel team. Howie is going to discuss different ways to change data sources in Excel 2007.
Prerequisite: This post assumes that you have read the blog post entitled "Managing External Database Connections in Excel 12†which can be found here.
Folks who connect to external data from Excel will sometimes encounter the following user scenarios:
Switch between test and production data sources
I want to test my spreadsheet while connecting to a test server, but then want to switch from the test server to a production server. Or I've got a spreadsheet that's getting its data from a production server and I want to switch to a test server while I make some changes to the spreadsheet.
Switch from old data source to newer data source
I've got a spreadsheet that connects to the old database, but now I want to switch it to connect to a newer version of the database.
Switch between data sources which contain different segments of the data
I've got a spreadsheet which pulls in data from the North American data source, and I want to modify it so that it pulls in data from the European data source. Or I have a spreadsheet that pulls in data from the database for Product Line #1 and I want to change it to pull in data from the database for Product Line #2.
There are three ways to accomplish any of these tasks in Excel 2007, and it's worth considering the different approaches.
Option #1 – Change the connection string within the workbook to use a different data source
This is done by going to the Connection Properties dialog and changing the connection string so that it points at a different data source.
In some ways, this is the simplest option because the change only affects this workbook, but it is also a very technical approach because it requires the person making the change to know how to change the connection string. When a connection string is very long, it can seem daunting to try to find the portion of the connection string that needs to be changed. This approach gets very painful when you are changing the data source for a set of workbooks, because it requires you to make the same change many times. Note that this approach also disconnects the workbook from any existing connection files, effectively orphaning the workbooks from any chance at centralized connection management.
Option #2 – Change the connection string within the connection file used by a workbook
This is done by using Notepad (or any other text editor) to edit the Connection file whose location is specified on the Definition tab of the Connection Properties dialog. This requires the same technical knowledge of the connection string that is required by option #1. The connection information is stored as XML within the connection file. Here's an example of what a connection file opened in Notepad will look like with the name of the data server highlighted in this example:
Note that the connection properties dialog has a checkbox entitled "Always use connection file†on the definition tab (see picture in option #1 above) for each connection within each workbook. When this checkbox is checked, it means that the workbook always uses the information in the external connection file when obtaining data over the connection. If there are dozens of workbooks that all use a particular connection file, and this checkbox is checked in each of those workbooks, then changing the connection file will automatically cause all of the workbooks to start using the new data source.
If the checkbox is not checked, then changes to the connection file will have no impact on the workbook until the workbook is modified to use the updated connection file. By pressing the Browse button beside the Connection File property, and by navigating to the newly updated connection file, the contents of that connection file will be brought into the workbook and the newer data source will be used.
When there are multiple workbooks that all connect to the same data source, and when you want the data source to be switched for all of those workbooks at the same time, this approach has the advantage of letting you make the change in one place and having all the workbooks updated automatically.
Option #3 – Create a new distinct Connection File and change the workbook to use the new connection file
This is done by creating a new connection file using Excel's user interface. Then any workbook can be modified to use the new connection file instead of the old one.
The easiest way to do this is to start in a new (empty) workbook and simply create a connection to the new data source using whichever wizard is most appropriate. This might be an OLEDB connection created via the data connection wizard, or it might be an ODBC connection created via MS Query. Other options include web queries and connections to OLAP data sources.
Once the connection has been created, you can simply look in Connection Properties to see where the new connection file was created. Usually this will be in the folder named "My Data Sourcesâ€, but the wizards allow you to create the file virtually anywhere.
You can place the connection file anywhere you want, and then open the workbook that you want to change and browse to the new connection file to switch the connection from the old data source to the new data source as defined by the new connection file.
One advantage of this approach is that you don't need to understand anything about the internal workings of connection files, nor how to parse connection strings. You're letting Excel and it's wizards and the data providers build the connection information for you. All you need to do is modify your workbook(s) to use the newly created connection file.
Another advantage of this approach is that it's trivial to change the workbook later to point back at the original data source. Simply modify the connection property to use the original connection file.
When you're trying to figure out the best approach for your particular situation, here are some of the questions that you should ask yourself:
- Am I comfortable modifying a connection string to point to the new server?
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The concept is simple, a highly portable strap that goes around your legs and back as you sit, and provides back support, but can be thrown in your backpack/purse/pocket and carried around. I think it's brilliant! You can use one of these on the floor, on the ground, on a couch or chair, or anywhere else where you want a little more back support. The only downside is that my rear end gets a little sore from this. I think I will add to it by taking a small piece of closed cell foam around as a seat cushion.
Step 1: Materials
2" Webbing: 2-2.5 yards
1/8" or 3/16" Shock cord: 6-8"
2" "Loop Loc": 1
2" Tri-glide: 1
Optional- Small piece of leather or cloth
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Sewing Machine is nice
Something to cut webbing and fabric/leather
I used Tubular Nylon Webbing, I would recommend against that, because it is significantly bulkier and heavier. I'd suggest either polypropylene, or if that's not available you could use flat nylon. Really you could use anything. This could be done with seat belt webbing and a buckle from an old car and look much cooler than mine.
You could also use a variety of other options on the buckles, I just wanted something that could be adjusted and this stuff was handy. Also for mine I used 1/4" shock cord, I would recommend using lighter weight shock cord (actually the shock cord is optional).
All of these materials can be had from a variety of retailers, some of my favorites online are: Outdoor Wilderness Fabrics and The Rainshed.
I apologize for not having pictures of the whole process. Please let me know if there are any other pictures that would be helpful!
you make a trianlge of your blanket and use the same method as in the tutorial (wrapping it around yourself).
Now to secure the ends of the trianlge you tie a square knot or even simpler (as he sad): "cross" the ends and tuck them in. I think was he was trying to say is to make an overhand knot :)
and don't let anyone tell you which is or isn't a 'better' "ible" - that is your coice alone :)
It was really quite comfortable, and depending on where you put the back strap you could just lean back and veg.
This is a very old idea. Thanks for reminding me of it.
Part of the idea with the original designs is also for posture correction and prevent slouching. I think you are on the right path but t could use some fine tuning.


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Anyone using Time MTB pedals (particularly a ROC ATAC variant)? I've been using SPDs for nearly two years and while I can't fault the pedals for reliability etc, I'm beginning to think the small platform is contributing to hot spot/numbness issues. I'm a Time user on the road these days and the ROC ATAC MTB pedals seem to offer more contact area etc. So I'm wondering if anyone uses them and how they find them in general.
Re: MTB pedals?
The course leader on the MTB skills clinic I did earlier in the year had them on his bike and had good things to say.
The only downside is you will be on your own... they're uncommon. One of the things we do from time to time at the end of group rides that's rather fun is swap bikes around and see what each other's rides are like. Having an incompatible pedal makes it hard to get comfortable riding over obstacles, or even on fire trail.
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Not a big worry for me, and ultimately I want to be more comfortable on my own bike rather than worry about what it would be like on someone elses. I've had to ride someone else's bike durimg an event once (a 24hr) when my frame cracked, but I could swap pedals easily enough if I had to do that again.
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I've heard of a lot of frames cracking during 24 hour events. You guys need to get some steel for these events.
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+1. Had my Time ATACs almost from the day I started on the MTB. Still going strong without any issues. No regrets, and bought my wife a pair. Haven't had any troubles engaging them in wet, muddy conditions either.
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You don't carry a 6mm hex key TG?
Checking out other riders bikes might just teach a bloke something he didn't think about when it comes to fitting out and setting up his own bike, right down to tyre choice for the area.
...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
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Some of them are 8mm, and it depends on how tight some are. I've learned not to over-torque mine, you really don't need to do them up all that tight, but some bike shops have a *really* annoying habit of applying in excess of 50Nm which makes it impssible to get off them without a big-assed Park Tools shop wrench.
One mate had to bring his cranks around to put the arm in my bench vice to get the Ritchey SPD pedals off - the shop that fitted them had done them up so tight he had rounded off the flats so his adnd my pedal wrench was no use, and had almost rounded out the hex and we were almost at the point of pulling out the dremel and cut-off wheel! He'd reached the point of being prepared to sacrifice the pedals to save the cranks, so I ground some flats in the pedal axles and managed to get them off with a pair of Stilsons.
So while a hex key should work, sometimes it gets a bit 'ard
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Jean I'll have a bit of a brag moment here because I have the titanium ATAC pedals on all of my bikes. There, now I feel like a total trinket turd but I love those pedals because they have allowed me to continue riding for hours at a time. I came from a lifetime of SPD xtr pedals and suffered from knee pain as old age crept up.
They allow more float of course and do shed thick mud with course particles better. Engagement is different in that you must kick forward into the cleats as opposed to stomping on the SPDs. The down side is that they lack that precise engagement and disengagement of the xtr pedals. It's also easier to jump on a pedal without clicking in when you have to take off up a hill.
They do however have a little nylon bush and only one small bearing. The bush wears and develops play over time. What is it with the French and nylon bushes? Is it some perverse payback for all of those anti French protests in the 70s over Mururoa Atoll?
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Re: MTB pedals?
The XT trail pedals give that much more platform support than the "racing" models.
The Time pedals sound interesting though...
Re: MTB pedals?
Last 2yrs running TIME ATC XS, great pedal. Ran TIME ATAC Alum on previous MTB for 4yrs. (Also run TIME ATAC XS on my road bike.) Shimano M183 MTB Shoes used for both my MTB & Road Bike, just replace the front studs for blanking plugs shoes have stiff sole. The lateral float is good for my knees. The TIME "Brass cleat" being a soft metal wears sacrificially, so purchase a spare set of cleats when you purchase your pedals.
Both have simple design, the Alum has round cleat engagement spring bars, while the XS has "square-ish" cleat engagement spring bars with the advantage of adjustable tension for release.
The "square-ish" cleat engagement spring bars on the XS will eventually wear a grove in sole of the shoe at the front of the cleat. It eventually cuts the cabon fibre of the sole plate.
Note that ROC's have round cleat engagement spring bars.
Get the TIMEs you won't go back to SPD.
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XTR Trail pedal with the larger platform is going for $122 at wiggle.com
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Give them a try and doubt you will go back. Pedals are a bit like saddles, find what works and don't change.
Four bikes now with various ATAC models and never had a problem apart from the cleats do seem high in price.
Even ditched the Ultegra SPD-SL pedals for the "fancy" XS Absalon model on the sportive bike so I don't need to change shoes.
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The only hassle with going out on your own with unusual pedals is it makes it hard to try out other guys bikes.
Last weekend AUBicycles, myself, and a mate had a bit of fun trying out each others bikes ... That would have been rather uncomfortable without being properly secured at the pedals if we'd been using incompatible systems. We all learned a quite a bit from the experience.
Some folks worry about being trapped in their pedals and unable to get out - I'm the opposite. The prospect of a foot coming loose over technical terrain is what scares me
MTB pedals?
If I'm not mistaken, you can use Time ATAC cleats in Crank Bros and vice versa. So in that respect, you'd be fine. In the group rides I've been on, there's always been a mix of pedals anyway, nowadays it is not as likely to all be on the same pedal type.
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Don't see CB stuff around as nearly much as I used to. Becoming less popular? Dunno. I've been tempted to go that way for awhile due to the light weight, but the widely reported poor bearing life has become a turnoff. Their hydraulic seatposts are rubbish for service life, including the new Kronolog, and their mtb wheels are regarded by a few mechanics I know as a truing PITA.
A triumph of style over useful life? A pity, because their products do have a *lot* of style.
Shimano pedals by comparison are bombproof, they just keep going. The cleats last well, and they are reasonably good with mud. Could be better, though. Would be nice if they had the mud-clearing properties of CB.
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Their Cobalt and Iodine bars and stems do the job nicely but there aint much to wear out there.
...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
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