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EPIC A32E Elliptical
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Like every product in the EPIC line, the EPIC A32E Elliptical gives you an interactive workout to keep you motivated at every stage of your fitness regimen. Enjoy 35 pre-set workouts and Google technology with Google satellite, street and map view (powered by Google Maps) to simulate a real-life ride. ActiveAdjust lets you adjust the position of the handles, pedals and console, and SafeZone senses anything approaching the machine and shuts down.
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- Features 35 preset workout apps (9 high intensity, 9 performance, 9 incline, 8 calorie burn)
- 32 lb effective inertia-enhanced flywheel
- 20-22" power adjustable stride
- iFit® technology with racetrack simulation, workout apps matrix and message center
- Basic iFit® subscription is free / premium subscription available for purchase
- ActiveAdjust™ console for repositioning handlebars, pedals and console
- SafeZone™ senses approaching children and pets and gradually powers OFF
- Quick Touch handle controls for adjusting ramp position and resistance
- Adjustable, oversized EnergyReturn cushion pedals
- 7" full-color touch display with Google satellite, street and map view (powered by Google Map™)
- Internet TV interactivity capabilities
- EKG™ grip-pulse heart rate monitor
- Front-mounted transport wheels
- iPod® compatible audio with two 2" speakers
- 4" CoolAire™ workout fan
- Water bottle holder
- Stride adjusts based on incline and is not a button; a shorter stride comes with more incline
- Manufacturer's warranty: Lifetime frame and motor, 5 years parts, 2 years labor
- Model: EPEL12912
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- Maximum User Capacity: 375 lbs
- Frame Material: Commercial gauge solid steel
- Display: Touch Screen
- Incline Levels: 0-20 degrees
- Decline Levels: -10 degrees
- Resistance Levels: 1-26 (magnetic)
- Stride: 20-22"
- Flywheel: 32 lbs
- Pedal Spacing: 1" Q Factor
Country of Origin: ChinaWeb ID: 13025718
Customer Reviews:
Rated 2.9 out of 5�by 45 reviewers.
Rated 1 out of 5�by garet6204 I'm not happy with it I replaced a 12 year old smooth CE that had worn out with Epic A32. I was very happy with the Smooth unit, but the bearings were wearing out, so I replaced it with something with an updated console and (perceived) better quality. I purchased A32 from the store, after trying the various units in there. I chose A32 because I wanted wireless heartrate monitor. from Day 1 - the incline did not work, the right wheel squeaked, the foot pedals clanged, and there was a knocking from the left front side. It's like running on a rattletrap. Only - you can't run. Any cadence over 55-60 and the left side roller pops off the track and clangs on the machine and digs into my flooring. I Opened a warranty case with ICON fitness - who makes ALL of these, such as Epic, Proform, NordicTrack, etc (Lesson learned - I thought they were separate companies# 3 weeks later after parts arrive - and left side has started coming off the rails regularly now, a tech comes by and replaces part of the motor to make the incline work properly. He also adjusted a few other things, and ordered more parts. By this time, I have purchased a sheet of 3/4 plywood and made a base for the unit, but things are still rickety. The tech ordered a new incline, where the rollers work, to see if this stops the side from coming off. It's backordered. When I ask ICON support about when it will come "Not too long" is the answer I get. I asked "days, weeks, months?" and "soon": is answer I get (ICON check your chat logs to verify) So here we are the day after Christmas, midway through my 2 week vacation, and I cannot use the equipment that I purchased for daily exercise. And nobody from ICON can tell me when my parts are coming, and then the tech to replace them 5-10 days after that. I told the today that I wanted to replace it with a better machine, because this machine is not worth the $1000+ spent on it. They told me to contact my purchasing institution. I told them I would report my situation on social media. You're reading that. I dread what's next.. This is a very bulky machine that I built in place, and tossed the boxes and packaging. I have no idea how I'm going to get it back to the store for a return, or if they will even accept it at the store. I did not go cheap and expected quality for the price of this machine. I will give ICON one last chance with the upcoming warranty repair visit. I will come back and add/edit to this post if the upcoming repairs show that this is a quality machine, but my expectations are low right now. I purchased this machine over 2 months ago in late October, and I'm still not able to use it. December 26, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5�by FrustrationStation Poor Quality and Service We have owned our elliptical less than two years, and have regretted this purchase almost the whole time. We've had many service calls with ICON fitness, and they are not a customer service oriented company. They have replaced the computer component 3 times. The foot pedals have had parts replaced 3 times because the broke off and jumped off the track. It has always been a loud machine that clacks and clangs. We were promised by ICON that after the third service call, they'd replace the machine. That never happened. The machine must not be made for daily use. Or maybe it's just manufactured poorly. Either way, we spent a lot of money on a machine that doesn't work more than it works. And it's serviced by a company that appears to know nothing about customer service. I will not invest in another brand "covered" by ICON. And I will never buy another Epic product. Time, money, and joy sucker-- that's all it is. December 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Me Great Elliptical I got this elliptical 2 days ago and so far it is great! Installation was very easy (its a 2 person job) It took about 2 hours to put it all together. It is a very sturdy and well built elliptical. It has SO many options. Using iFit you can download HD videos of different locations to "ride" on. Or you can create your own paths by using google street views. (the HD videos are much better). You can also use the screen to surf the web, read news or watch internet videos. (youtube, nfl, etc..) The only problem I have is that the flywheel makes a sound when riding. I called EPIC and they are sending out a tech tomorrow to fix it. (great support) There are so many other features on this elliptical that make it worth the extra money (stuff that you wont find until you read the entire manual). October 15, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5�by NEVER AGAIN!!!! DON'T BUY!!!!!! Paid $1300 for this on sale. Read reviews & was hoping I would be an exception to all of the bad reviews & was disappointingly not. After finding the man power to finally get the box from my garage to my upstairs rec room & assembling, NOTHING works!!!! Plugged it in & followed the directions in the manual of things to do before 1st use & BAM!!! ....nothing...... The touch screen doesn't respond. I can't even manually change the resistance or the incline from the buttons on the handles. I've unplugged, reset, etc & all I really would like to do is just beat the thing with a bat. Needless to say, this machinery was the biggest waste of time & money. I would've been better off buying a $400-$500 elliptical from walmart. January 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by twp Very Nice! First of all, not sure what everyone else is complaining about. I picked this machine up and put it together myself. Had a couple little ones running around and asking for my attention and still took me about three hours. Missing one washer but a 5 minute run to Lowes and $0.25 took care of that :) Got it together, plugged it in, did all the calibration and updates and setup before trying anything. No disrespect, but reading some of the negative reviews I just don't get it. I understand the touchpad might not work out of the box...that's a chance you take with all electronics...and waiting for someone to come out and replace it?...Get a screwdriver, take the old one off and put the new one on. Stuff happens. Anyways, I could go on and on about that but that's not why I'm on here. I usually don't write reviews, but I'm sure anyone with common sense would take the one-star reviews with a grain of salt. Just like anything else you buy and use, things wear out and will break. When it does, get a new part, put it on, and keep going. This is as close to "commercial" equipment you are going to find, which, surprise, will also wear down and need parts replaced. This is a solid, smooth machine built by a company that specializes in elipticals. October 14, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5�by Stay away from EPIC Do not buy. I like most of the other reviews should have stayed away from this. Came broke has been broke now over 2 months. Now the stupid built in tablet does not work just keeps looping. $1400, but my 5 year old $199 walmart one still works and I still have to use it. February 24, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5�by KT Completely disappointed As of tomorrow we will have had this elliptical 3 entire weeks and still have not been able to use it. I just made the first payment and it burns me that i haven't even used it. We set it up and immediately there was a loud clicking sound from the front of the machine. We called for help reached epic (registered the product over the phone) then referred to us to ICON the actual maker. We then had to call out a tech ourselves who had no idea about who we were and hadn't gotten any info. The only pleasant part about this was that the man was nice. He came out 3 days later told us he would not only have to order a new motor but another part that was very costly had we not had the warranty. He called us back when he tried to order parts they had no record of our machine even though we assured by epic that the machine had been registered. In fact they got confused thinking we were ordering parts for a treadmill that we purchased in 2007!! What??? Mind you we had to do all of the communication ourselves. So we called back epic explained that the product wasn't registered to which they still said that it was and then even ordered the parts directly for us. OH and they offered us MORE warranty felt we may want to purchase a longer warranty. They gave us anew tech phone number. At this point I just want to give back this piece of bad machinery. The parts were delivered last Friday directly to our house. We called the new tech who said he couldn't help us because the old tech was still assigned to us. AGAIN we had to call epic back they referred back to the original tech and they are now coming out tomorrow which is a Weds. I tried using it with the noise since the tech said I could probably use it and anything I break he will be repairing anyways. The ifit kept having troubles and anytime I tried to tap up towards the top of the screen it barely will work. Do not waste your money. Obviously we got a piece of junk that was either dropped or put together by someone with their eyes closed. Extremely disappointed. Lets hope tomorrow they can actually fix this thing. I really feel we should have been offered a entirely new machine. December 11, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5�by planok Unable to get service in DALLAS TEXAS I purchased this elliptical. Setting it up was easy and it has a really cool interface. After 2 uses, there started to be a clicking in the flywheel. I called Epic's service center, which took forever to reach someone. I was told that I would get a call from a technician within 5 business days.... all the while I can't use the machine I just bought. 5 days pass and I finally call Epic Service back to see who the technician assigned to me was.. they were 6 hours away in a small west Texas town, and refused to service my machine. Dick's was good with helping me return this item, I'm just unsure as to why they are selling a product that can't be serviced... in a multi million person metroplex. December 31, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5�by ChrisD Great Buy on Cyber Monday I saw this item while visiting Dick's in Syracuse in September. After doing some comparison shopping here in Canada I realized what a great value this product was for what you get. The price came down an additional $200 @ cyber Monday and along with the free shipping I couldn't resist! I had the product shipped to Ogdensburg and brought it home from there. I brought it into my house piece by piece as I was alone and I set it up by myself. A bit tricky, I definitely recommend a second person to help with the setup. Assembly was easy, I just followed the instruction manual and on line video. It took two hours. i-fit updated as soon as I turned it on and everything works fine! I am amazed how easy it is to move this large elliptical, as it has wheels on the front stabilizer bar, you just lift the unit from the back and roll it in place. December 23, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5�by Indie Smooth ride I have had this for a month and have already lost 8lbs. Started at 186, now 178!! I think the price is decent for the features offered and overall design. When I bought my machine, they had literature in store that said you get a free year of ifit, well I had to pay for it!! I was NOT happy about that. Anyway, my fav features are the color screen(makes map runs FUN), open ended foot beds, fan and heart rate moniter(so far, I've only been able to get a reading if wearing the chest strap#. My not so fav features are; placement of cup holder#awkward# and "iffy-ness" of the touch screen,# use a stylus for best results). I compared a lot of machines before purchasing this one. We had it delivered and set up by Dick's. November 13, 2012


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Visit the Jetman's Website at www.jet-man.com or watch his flight video below. Very Cool!

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The Library just got a free trial to the online database Psychological Experiments Online.
This database "pairs audio and video recordings of quintessential experiments in psychology with thousands of pages of primary-source documents. It's packed with exclusive and hard-to-find materials, including notes from experiment participants, journal articles, books, field notes, and final reports in topics from obedience to authority and conformity to operant conditioning."
You can also access Psychological Experiments Online from the list of databases by title on the library's homepage.
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Posted Monday, February 3, 2014 - 11:23am
Our biannual newsletter, Classified Information, is now available! John Jay faculty/department mailboxes should have received a copy. If you'd like to take a gander online:
- A Day in the Life of the Library
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Posted Tuesday, December 10, 2013 - 11:30am
Great job, gumshoes!
This October, 75 students in 24 teams competed in the Library's first-ever Murder Mystery Challenge. The mystery—based on a real-life murder case from 1920s New York—led first-year students through different kinds of library research, including consulting historical resources, finding articles in databases, and hunting down books in the stacks.
The Peer Mentors from the Student Academic Success Programs office were skillful guides, introducing student teams to the Library and offering tips and tricks they picked up doing their college-level research at John Jay.
Three top teams were chosen based on accuracy and speed. The first-place team also correctly answered two challenging bonus questions. Our prize-winning teams:
First place: Team 8, pictured above and led by Peer Mentor Brittany Lahey: Opeyemi Ladunni, Kay-Lee Ebanks, Kirsten Zarski, and Katie Valentin. This team scored a catered lunch in the Faculty Dining Room, in addition to New York Times tote bags full of swag and $20 Amazon gift cards. You go, ladies!
Second place: Team 24, led by Zomorah Kennedy: Fayrouz Saleh and Justine Martinez. These students won dining hall coupons, as well as New York Times backpacks and travel mugs. Nice job!
Third place: Team 18, led by Patrick Grimes: Adil Zaman, Jaylise Cosme, Adonis Munoz, Ashley Lall, and Daniela Sosa. This team won $10 Barnes & Noble cards and New York Times backpacks full of goodies. Good work!
And a hearty congratulations to the other competing teams, too! We're always happy to see you in the Library.
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Posted Friday, November 8, 2013 - 8:23am
Starting Sept. 23, the first 25 students to attend a Library workshop will get a voucher for a free cafeteria meal! This week, get familiar with the Library, find your course readings, and get going on your research.
No reservation is required to attend a workshop. Just check in with a librarian at the Reference Desk on the upper floor of the Library.
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Posted Monday, September 23, 2013 - 2:09pm
If this is your first semester here at John Jay College, welcome to the Library's homepage! If you're a returning student or faculty member, you may have noticed some changes--chief among them is our new MultiSearch tab.This is a new "discovery" service that allows you to search across many of the Library's databases. Because it covers so many databases, you can use it to search for almost any topic you are researching. Just type in your topic and click on the search button. Because it offers so much content, you can then narrow down your results by format (peer reviewed articles, newspaper articles, etc.) or by other limiters like publication date or subject. You can also start searching from the Advanced Search interface.
We think this is a great jumping-off point for your research but remember, if you need help refining your topic or looking for a specific subject-related database, come in and talk to a librarian or contact us from home.
Posted Thursday, September 19, 2013 - 10:49am
Welcome to John Jay! The Lloyd Sealy Library has a number of resources to offer new & returning students. Here's a quick introduction to what you need to know.
The Library is located at 899 10th Avenue (between 58th St and 59th St). The Library is in Haaren Hall (commonly referred to as the "Tenth Street" or "T" building). Enter on 10th Avenue, swipe your valid ID card, take the escalator downstairs, make a U-turn, and proceed behind the escalator to the Library entrance. To get here from the New Building, walk past the blue Haaren Hall elevators, and you'll see the Library entrance between the escalators at the front of Haaren Hall.
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We compiled a helpful guide for you: How to Use the Library. You'll find info on finding books, finding articles, reserve readings, & more.
Students new to the Library are encouraged to attend a Library 101 workshop, held frequently during the first month of classes. It's an informal introduction to using the Library. Workshops are 30 minutes or less. No reservation is required to attend a workshop. Just check in with a librarian at the Reference Desk on the upper floor of the Library. Our other workshops may be useful to you, too!
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The first time you go to the Library, ask at the Circulation Desk (at entrance) for the Library bar code to stick on the back of your ID card. This will let you take out books from John Jay's Library—and other CUNY libraries, too.
Undergraduates can check out books for 4-week periods, with two limited renewals. Overdue fines are 25¢ per day (with a 10-day grace period). See more details on borrowing & renewing.
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Posted Monday, August 26, 2013 - 12:00pm
CUNY+ has a new feature: text yourself a call number! Click Send info via text on any CUNY+ book record, enter your number and carrier, and you'll get an SMS within a few seconds.
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Posted Wednesday, August 14, 2013 - 10:28am
It's summertime! It's the time of year when you have some time on your hands! It's the perfect time to do some reading! Why not take a look at some of the ebooks we have available here in our collections from Ebrary and Ebsco Ebooks?!
Below are a couple of ebook titles that we have acquired in the last year. These highlighted books will open your mind and challenge you. Download one of them to your mobile device for either 7 or 14 day! Brag about the type of books you read now that you are a college student!
Downloading ebooks from us is easy! Install both Adobe Digital Editions software and BlueFire ebooks reading app on your mobile device. Both are free! You can find the button for the download when you open any of the titles listed below. (Here is a very useful video from Youtube from Downing College on how to download ebooks to mobile devices.) Download one and start enjoying it today!
And as always, for more detailed instructions check our library's subject guide on ebooks.
LaPierre, Brian (2012). Hooligans in Khrushev's Russia: defining, policing, and producing deviance during the thaw. Madison, Wis.: University of Wisconsin Press.
Tismeneanu, Vladimir (2012). The devil in history: communism, fascism, and some lessons of the twentieth century. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press.
Giannagelo, Stephen J. (2012). Real-life monsters: a psychological examination of the serial murderer. Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger.
Friedman, Jaclyn and Jessica Valenti (eds.). (2008). Yes means yes! Visions of female sexual power & a world without rape. Berkeley, CA: Seal Press.
Asma, Stephen. (2012). Against fairness. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press
Cummins, Denise. (2012). Good thinking: seven powerful ideas that influence the way we think. Cambridge, MA: Cambridge University Press.
Lindemann, Danielle. (2012). Dominatrix: gender, eroticism, and control in the dungeon. Chicago,IL: University of Chicago Press.
Cadge, Wendy. (2012). Paging God: religion in the halls of medicine. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press.
Cohen, David. (2011). Freud on coke. London: Cutting Edge Press.
Schneps, Leila. (2013). Math on trial: how numbers get used and abused in the courtroom. New York: Basic Books.
Richmond, Sarah, Geraint Rees, and Sarah J. L. Edwards (eds.). (2012). I know what you're thinking: brain imaging and mental privacy. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Bridges, John C. (2012). Illusion of intimacy: problems in the world of online dating. Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger.
Feynman, Richard P. (2011). Six easy pieces: essentials of physics explained by its most brilliant teacher. New York: Basic books.
Padmanabhan, Thanu. (1998). After the first three minutes: the story of our universe. New York: Cambridge University Press.
Leith, Sam. (2012). Words like loaded pistols: rhetoric from Aristotle to Obama. New York: Basic Books.
O'Leary, Alan (2011). Tragedia all'italiana: Italian cinema and Italian terrorisms, 1970-2010. New York: Peter Lang.
Kadushin, Charles. (2012). Understanding social networks: theories, concepts, and findings. New York: Oxford University Press.
Bronson, Eric (ed.) (2012). The girl with the dragon tattoo and philosophy: everything is fire. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.
Dunn, George A. and Nicolas Michaud (eds.) (2012). The Hunger games and philosophy: a critique of pure treason. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.
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Posted Wednesday, June 19, 2013 - 12:10pm
The Form C guidelines encourage faculty to present their scholarly work in a way that communicates its quality and value to members of the personnel committee representing the range of academic fields and specializations: "It is helpful to the multidisciplinary review committees to understand the quality of your work. As such, you should provide evidence of the quality of the published and creative works through measures conventional to your discipline." (from John Jay College Form C, revised April 2011)
To assist faculty in gathering quantitative and qualitative information on their scholarly output, the Library put together an online guide to Faculty Scholarship Resources that provides an overview of commonly used metrics as well as supplemental information on the subject.
We are hosting two workshops to demonstrate and discuss these resources in the library classroom:
- Monday, June 17th at 11am
- Thursday, June 27th at 3 pm
Please kindly RSVP to Marta Bladek (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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Gone are the days when you had to leaf through dozens of books to find a perfect match if you were looking for a college program, graduate school offerings, or scholarship opportunities, or tried to build up your first resume using a template. The Lloyd Sealy Library subscribes to the Testing & Education Reference Center database. It offers:
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The Test & Education Reference Center database can be accessed from the list of the library databases whenever you have an Internet connection. You will be required to create a login to keep track of your progress when you do a test online, when you want to edit your resume, etc.
The database is easy to navigate. From the top menu, select tools that you might want to explore: High School, College Prep, Career, Grad School and International. Even if you are already a college student, try out High School Tools, for they have many self-paced courses in English and math (the subjects your John Jay College professors hinted you need some brushing up in). The College Prep Tools such as Resume Builder and Scholarship Search are amazing.
Highlights of the Career Tools are tutorials for Basic Computer Skills, Resume Builder, and Virtual Career Library. The latter is a virtual career coach that helps you to navigate careers, prepare a resume, train you for an interview, etc. Career Tools contain online tests and e-books in firefighting and law enforcement that are of interest to many John Jay College students:
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Ana takes on American world No.114 Christina McHale in the third round of the US Open on Saturday. It will be the third meeting between the pair, with Ana leading the head-to-head series 2-0.
Ana's victories both came in straight sets last year, at the OIympics and China Open.
21-year-old McHale has been ranked as high as 24 in the world but she has struggled this year, failing to win back-to-back main draw matches since February and losing five matches in a row prior to the US Open.
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"It's still a long way. It's still also to enjoy the process of getting back there. That's what I'm realizing. I've really put my head down and I want to achieve that."
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Hey guys I have been looking for a good used sync 350 for months.. I have found a few but most all are unreasonable on price.. I don't know what is causing the huge inflation on used syncs but the units I have found are quite pricey...
Do any of you guys know where to look for a good used unit at a reasonable price.. I am keeping my ear to the ground on Craigs list and ebay.. I have done a google search for used syncs and hit up a couple of machinery liquidation sites.. I have had no luck..
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where are you located... I see them all the time in the south florida CL and Ft. Myers CL
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I am located in northern Alabama.. I have been using search tempest for the longest trying to do single list searches. I have had a few returns but in the new jersey area.. I wont touch that because of sandy and the flood they had.. Prob a damaged machine they are trying to move for a few grand.. Once you pay LTL and get it how do you dispute it..
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OLIN & Weiss/Manfredi will redesign the Sylvan Theater, which is located southeast of the Washington Monument, and Rogers Marvel Architects & Peter Walker and Partners will reimagine Constitution Gardens. The winning bid to redesign Union Square near the Capitol, by Gustafson Guthrie Nichol & Davis Brody Bond, will now be forwarded to the Architect of the Capitol, because Union Square falls under congressional jurisdiction.
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Is this thread for real? The title of this thread is confusing. So you think Philbin should start Moore then Devlin to evaluate them? Why do we need to evaluate either of them? We already know what we have in Moore and we know he won't be here next season. Devlin is a backup, plain and simple.
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Hi guys, i am just wondering if anyone knows where in ontario you can buy stainless steel tubing at a good price... looking to start doing some exhaust for people and i cant seem to find a price anywhere that will make me competitive...
CFF stainless quoted me $20/FT for 304 4" tube and $38/elbow unpolished .83 wall...
am hoping that i can do my exhausts in 304 but if anyone has a good source for 409 that is also a possibility.
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Hey man, I don't know about the tubing prices, but I know that here in the states I can get a 4" exhaust with muffler and a 3"dp for a little over $500 to my door. It is around $100 less without the dp. That is for a LBZ dmax. I am just surpised how expensive it is for you!MillerMatic 251
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Do you remember my Peasant Dress tutorial and pattern I posted a few months ago? I have another version using the peasant dress pattern to show you.
The Cascading Ruffle Peasant Dress!
I actually started this dress in November and am just now finishing it. I am not sure why I procrastinated so much, because it turned out adorably. (The dress was practically finished, it only needed the neck elastic and hem.)
I think the leggings are a bit overkill for the outfit maybe... we'll probably wear the top with black leggings next time and she has plenty of other tops to wear with the pink leggings.
Making this dress/top is really easy. (I am more into making her tunic tops right now rather than dresses because in kindergarten they spend a lot of time on the floor- and in the dirt during recess...)
I used the free cascading skirt tutorial and pattern from lil blue boo. In her skirt tutorial, there is a printable cascading ruffle pattern you can use.
If you are making a size 3 and up you can probably get away with 5 cascading ruffle strips. For smaller sizes, maybe just 3 strips. (I haven't tried this on a smaller size, so just play with how many ruffle strips you want to use.)
For our top, I used the ruffle as is, no trimming. It was the perfect size. The ruffle is very easy to trim down if you decide it is too long for your dress/top.
To place the ruffles, cut out your peasant dress pieces and ruffle pieces. To align the ruffles, measure down from the top edge 1 3/4 inches. Use a fabric marker or chalk mark this line across the top.
Find the middle and mark it. Depending on how many ruffle you use, space them evenly and no closer than about 2 1/2 inches from the side seam. Follow the little blue boo tutorial for attaching the ruffles.
Sew up the peasant dress as instructed in the peasant dress tutorial.
I asked for a smile here, this is what I got...
Let me know if you make this version. Don't forget about the split neck peasant dress tutorial version too!
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Murry Bartow's team will meet Southern Miss in the first round on Dec. 22.
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ETSU men to face Southern Miss in opening round at Christmas event
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Aug. 5, 2010)
- The ETSU men's basketball team will face Southern Miss in the opening round of the inaugural Cancun Governor's Cup on Thursday, Dec. 22 at 2:30 p.m. (EST), according to ESPN Regional Television which announced the pairings for the eight-team tournament on Thursday.
The event, which will be played Dec. 22-24 at the Poliforum Benito Juarez in Cancun, Mexico, will feature ETSU, Southern Miss, Ole Miss, Colorado State, Appalachian State, Texas State, Northeastern and St. Louis. The tournament's semifinal games will air live nationally Dec. 23 on ESPNU, with the third-place game and championship matchup airing Dec. 24 on ESPN2.
While the Bucs' complete 2010-11 schedule is not yet in place, ETSU head coach
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"It's a tough first round matchup for us," said Bartow, whose team is coming off back-to-back Atlantic Sun Conference titles and trips to the NCAA Tournament. "Southern Miss has a good team out of Conference USA and they are well-coached. We will have our hands full in Cancun, but this tournament offers us a chance to play three quality, neutral site games. If we enjoy some success there you also have the chance to play on ESPNU or ESPN2, so we're excited about this opportunity."
The 2010 Cancun Governor's Cup will feature 12 games through three days, Dec. 22-24. Each team will compete in one game per day, advancing through a bracket-tournament format. The two teams that remain undefeated will face off in a championship game Friday, Dec. 24, at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN2.
The complete schedule can be found by clicking on the link above.
The Cancun Governor's Cup supports youth basketball initiatives in Mexico started by the Telmex Foundation and Mexican NBA star Eduardo Najera, which strives to bring the game of basketball to the youth of Mexico. Since 2007, when the league was created, 60,000 kids from across Mexico have participated. The Cancun Governor's Cup will annually offer tickets to the league for kids to experience collegiate basketball firsthand.
Tickets will go on sale later this summer. Additional information can be found on the Cancun Governor's Cup's official website: www.cancungovernorscup.com.
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Cancun, the gateway to Mexico and the Mayan world, offers luxurious hotel infrastructure with more than 28,000 rooms, and is Mexico's most beautiful and stylish destination. Opportunities for new experiences are everywhere, as the setting brings you into contact with both nature and Mayan culture like nowhere else. Top-level gastronomy and nightlife; warm beaches with soft, white sand; crystal-clear, turquoise seas; and a location opposite the Great Mesoamerican Reef System, in tandem with Mexico's world-famous hospitality, make Cancun an entirely unique tourist destination. Cancun Convention and Visitors Bureau: www.cancun.travel.
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The Telmex Najera Youth League is an initiative of Telmex Foundation to boost the participation of Mexican youth in basketball. With its motto "Leave the streets for the courts", in its second year of operations 60,000 kids are playing all over the country. The Telmex Najera Youth League is the most important tournament of the country in its kind. For more information, visit www.ligatelmexnajera.org
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St. Mary's County Administrator John Savich died Monday evening, succumbing to a lengthy battle with cancer.
Savich, 60, served as St. Mary's County government's administrator since March 7, 2007. He was hired as the county's director of economic and community development in May 2001.
Savich is survived by his wife and two grown children.
"What a great guy, totally committed to the family," Jack Russell, president of the St. Mary's County commissioners, said Tuesday. "John was family all the way. We can all carry some fond remembrances of being associated with him."
"He was the best boss I ever worked with," said Elaine Kramer, chief financial officer of county government since 2000. "He was one of the most intelligent people I've ever worked with, if not the most intelligent, but practical. John was just a great blend," she said, as he was able to work with department directors, county commissioners and the general public.
"It was a perfect balance," she said. "He'll be missed. He touched many, many people."
Bob Kelly was hired as county government's information and technology director right around the same time that Savich first came to St. Mary's from Washington state. "I don't think people in the community know how much local government affects the community and how much a good county administrator can affect for the positive. He made a difference in the community," Kelly said. "And I'm glad I told him that last week when he called me," just before Savich entered hospice care.
"He was a good man. He fought a heck of a battle," Thomas A. Mattingly Sr., county commissioner from 1998 to 2010, said of Savich. "He looked like he was coming back, he was doing really well. He'll be missed. He was well liked in the community. He's not suffering" now, Mattingly said.
"He willed himself to go fast," Russell said. He spent time with Savich at hospice on Saturday.
Savich took medical leave last June and made a brief return to the job in the fall. Sue Sabo, director of human resources since 2005, filled in as acting administrator in his stead.
Sabo said Savich was "one of the best bosses I've ever had. His realistic perception of the world and his vision kept us all grounded even though at times it felt like a crisis."
One of the lasting impressions Russell carries from Savich was "his idea of taking care of things while they're small — don't let them grow into big things," Russell said.
"He had a good balanced head. He was able to get people to open up and express their ideas ... without creating controversies," Mattingly said.
As county administrator, Kelly said of Savich, "He was very good at identifying what could be done and laying out the plan to accomplish it. He was a very good understanding of how county government functions. John will be missed."
St. Mary's public schools Superintendent Michael Martirano said he worked closely with Savich in recent years.
"John was a very collaborative leader," Martirano said Tuesday. "I always felt confident when I knew he representing county government."
He said Savich was good at managing the natural tension that could occur between groups like the school board and county commissioners.
"He was unflappable and very pragmatic," Martirano said. "We would disagree, but were never disagreeable."
The superintendent said that rarely a day would go by that they did not communicate by email, phone call, text or in person. That combination of professional and personal friendship helped make the workings between county government and the school system more efficient, Martirano said.
Martirano said that Savich had developed a real love of St. Mary's County during his time here.
"These jobs are not jobs. They are a way of life," he said.
Savich started his career with the U.S. Economic Development Administration in Washington, D.C. In the 1980s, he worked for the state of Michigan as deputy director for community development, director of strategy and forecasting and state tourism director. In Washington state, he was the tourism director and then director of the state's trade and economic development programs.
Staff writer Jesse Yeatman contributed to this report.


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Oliver W. Holmes, Jr.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. came from an illustrious family and his contributions throughout his life added distinction to an otherwise distinguished group. Holmes graduated from Harvard and was selected class poet in 1861. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Massachusetts Twentieth Volunteers. Holmes was wounded three times in the war. He carried one of those bullets in his body until his death at the age of 93.
He left military service as a captain and then return to Harvard, this time to study law. After graduation from the Law School, he entered private practice but soon returned to his alma mater to teach constitutional law, lecture, and write. At 40, he published his treatise, The Common Law. Holmes found academic life incomplete, however, so he accepted appointment to the Massachusetts Supreme Court where he served for 20 years.
President Theodore Roosevelt thought Holmes's views compatible with his own, so he nominated him in 1902 for a position on the Supreme Court. The Senate confirmed the appointment without objection two days later.
Holmes was a key player on four major courts: Fuller, White, Taft and Hughes. In 25 of his 29 years, Holmes never missed a session of the Court. He walked from his home to the Court daily, a distance of some 2 1/2 miles. By endurance alone, Holmes qualifies as the Cal Ripkin Jr. of the nation's highest bench.
By temperament, Holmes asserted a pragmatic view of the law. He balanced his deep skepticism in human nature against the stabilizing rule of law. Yet he treasured liberty in the same spirit as the playwright Robert Bolt envisioned in Sir Thomas More, who was executed in 1535. More, like Holmes, put his trust in the law. His opinions will endure largely because he kept them short and studded many with vivid phrases. This left little work for his law clerks. One of them, Alger Hiss, spoke about his responsibilities when he worked for Holmes in 1929.
Near the end of his long career, Holmes reflected on life and work and the final moments which he knew were soon approaching.
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|Robert W. Wales
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History points to reasons why ethnic group is loyal to liberal candidates
By Zack Burgess, Special to the NNPA from The Philadelphia Tribune –
In 1932 there was a sharp realignment in the way people voted in this country, when most African Americans voted the Republican ticket.
The Depression had wrecked the economy; the unemployment rate was 29 percent for the country and 50 percent for Blacks. With the country in peril, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt saw the need to help a hurting populace.
Therefore, the "New Deal" was born, full of policies that helped establish a political alliance between Blacks and the Democratic Party that has survived well into this century.
So when Republican Presidential candidate Herman Cain described African-American voters as being "Brainwashed," to oppose conservative candidates, he opened up a Pandora Box.
"Brainwashed? I probably wouldn't use that word," said Lenny McAllister, a conservative political pundit and supporter of the Tea Party. "Do (Blacks) vote cart Blanche without accountability for the Democratic Party the last 30 years? Yeah. Do they ignore certain obvious contradictions and still vote Democrat? Yeah. Do they make excuses for the inadequacies of the Democratic Party and President Barack Obama when it comes supporting and or advocating for African Americans at the level that we need? Yeah. If you call that being brainwashed, then it's brainwashed. I wouldn't use that word, but I will definitely say that the expectation of accountability has been wiped away between Democrats and the African American community…at least the last 30 years."
As the 20th century dawned and the Republicans increasingly became indifferent to the political and economic interests of Blacks, while taking stances to gain more white and wealthy voters, Blacks became more and more politically restless.
And during the Roosevelt administration, Democrats started to target their policies in a direction that focused on African American human rights and economic interests; that continued under Presidents Harry Truman, John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson.
But as Democrats changed, Republicans failed to keep pace, losing votes and the Black vote, which had been loyal to the party for decades.
The political divorce happened in 1964 when Barry Goldwater was nominated to oppose President Johnson, who got the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Right Act of 1965 passed during his administration. As a result, Dixiecrats fled the Democratic Party to become Republicans.
It didn't stop there, as the Democratic Party continued to wield change throughout the nation. They nominated and appointed the first African American Supreme Court Justice in Thurgood Marshall.
Since the 1960s Democrats have been at the forefront of civil and human rights. They nominated the first African American cabinet secretaries and had African Americans running for president under their party's name in 1972, 1984, 1988, 2004, and 2008. It was also Democrats that had Ronald H. Brown run the party in 1988.
The majority of Black people support the Democratic Party because it has been in their best interest to do so. A Democratic administrations enacted major civil rights legislation ending Jim Crow. Democrats supported and continue to support affirmative action. Democratic presidents have appointed judges and Attorney Generals who have defended civil rights.
The Democrats were the first major political party to nominate an African American for President. The Democrats were the first party to appoint an African American as a Supreme Court justice. Most Black elected officials are Democrats. And many African Americans hold key positions and wield substantial influence in the Democratic Party.
More than likely, the Democratic Party cannot win the White House, without the support of African American voters in the 2012 election. And to claim that Blacks are the most loyal block of voters the party has is not necessarily an understatement. Just look at the numbers.
In 1996, Bill Clinton trailed Bob Dole among whites 46 to 43 percent, but got 84 percent of the African American vote and won the election handily. In 2000, Al Gore won an historic 90 percent of the African American vote, which was critical to his success in the popular vote. Given the increased polarization of the electorate and the disappearing "swing voter" in 2004, African-American voters are more important than ever, especially when it comes to re-electing president Obama.
The Republican Party that William F. Buckley, Barry Goldwater, and President Ronald Reagan built was not been designed to reach out to a group on the basis of identity, but on the basis of a given group's ideas and values. And J.C. Watts, a former Oklahoma congressman who once was part of the GOP House leadership, has criticized the Republican Party for neglecting the Black community. Black Republicans, he said, have to concede that while they might not agree with Democrats on issues, at least that party reaches out to them.
"Obama highlights that even more," Watts said, adding that he expects Obama to take on issues such as poverty and urban policy. "Republicans often seem indifferent to those things."
African-American voters have especially forceful reasons to turn out to vote against the republican nominee in 2012.
Chief among these is the high unemployment numbers the African-American community has faced over the past three years. Corporate earnings may be back up, but the unemployment rate for African-Americans rose to over 16 percent this fall. African-Americans have been particularly affected by job losses in the manufacturing sector, which have been tough as Blacks have struggled to find new jobs.
Which have left many puzzled with Cain's assertions and conservative commentator Pat Buchanan's description of the Democratic Party as a plantation.
"Cain makes it sound like African Americans are too weak-minded or stupid to recognize what's in their own self-interest." NPR blogger Frank James said. "Again, not the best way to win over voters."
Zack Burgess is the Enterprise Writer for The Tribune. He is a freelance writer and Editor who covers culture, politics and sports. He can be contacted at zackburgess.com.


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Like it alot because my grandchildren with me all the time.
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I loved the shirt at first, but washed it in cold water and the colors faded badly. Looks like its several months old and I haven't even got to wear it yet.First time I would not recommend this to a friend..
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Excellent option and wonderful timeing.
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Two weeks before Mother's Day, I spotted this shirt in your catalog, and it sounded like a perfect gift for my wife. The price was good, and it arrived looking nice, with all the grandchildren's names included and spelt right, well ahead of Mother's Day. She LOVED it!
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I washed the shirt one time & the color has faded quite a bit. Very cute shirt, really like it a lot, but disappointed in the color being so dull after 1 wash.
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The colors were not as shown. They were faded and looked as if I had washed it 50 times already, but it is a cute idea.
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Wore to a grandchilds recital. Many compliments. Love showing off what I think of the grandchildren.
Really cute t-shirt!
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I love showing off my love for my grandchildren which is displayed on the t-shirt. The grandchildren love to see me wearing it too. The only thing wrong is that the sizes must run big because the XL that I bought is more like a 2XL and therefore way to big even after drying in the dryer.
I would buy this product again!
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The product was a mother's day gift and she loves it. All the kids did too.Mom can display all her grandchildrens name on 1 shirt. The colors were good also because they are versartile.


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Although Lewis Hamilton wouldn't mind a few more race wins and World titles, he says he doesn't want to dominate the sport like Sebastian Vettel...
Although Lewis Hamilton wouldn't mind a few more race wins and World titles, he says he doesn't want to dominate the sport like Sebastian Vettel.
Vettel romped away with the race victory in Singapore on Sunday night, easily outpacing the field to cross the line 33 seconds ahead of Fernando Alonso.
His victory meant the Red Bull racer extended his advantage in the Drivers' Championship which he now leads by 60 points with six races remaining.
It's fair to say that baring a disaster, Vettel is on the cusp of winning a fourth successive World title.
And although Hamilton admires the German's success, he says he wouldn't want to be so far ahead that it's no longer a competition.
The Mercedes driver told BBC Sport: "I tried to imagine (when I saw him on the podium) what it would be like if I was winning races as easy as he has been winning them.
"It's every driver's dream to have a car to be able to fight. Me, I don't want to be that far ahead. I want to be able to fight with him, or whoever.
"But this is the way it is. It's definitely not a positive thing to hear he has been booed.
"He's on his way to his fourth World Championship, and he needs all the credit he deserves."
In the wake of another round of booing aimed at Vettel while he was on the Marina Bay podium, Hamilton denied that Vettel's success is leaving him dispondent despite having finished 50 seconds behind on Sunday night.
"It's not depressing. It's nothing new," said the 2008 Champion.
"I look at his laps on the on-board camera and it doesn't appear as though he is on the limit like some other drivers.
"When you have that much in hand it makes it that much easier to do so. At the end of the day he does the job he needs to do.
"They've also made a step somewhere on the car this weekend, but I still feel like we can fight at some point through the weekends for the rest of the season."
Weighing in on the booing that has dogged Vettel of late, Hamilton said: "No-one should be booed for their success, no matter how easy or hard it has been for them to get there.
"Booing is so negative, especially when someone works so hard to be a success."


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