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|The Burton Air or Burton Royal you cant go wrong with, they both are All-Mountain boards and both cost $399.95 retail. About the Flow bindings, I have them and I like them ALOT, they are nice, fast and easy to load into. The only down fall is you cant sit down on the ground and load, you have to sit on a chair or stand up, but they are well werth it imo, yes they can go onto any board. You need a board based on weight, and for you would need somthing sized around 153-157.
cant go wrong with a BURTON AIR and burton Mission bindings. this would be a nice intermediate setup imo.
size maybe around a 156.
Nobody able to help?
If the question is too specific, then perhaps people could perhaps make general suggestions - I'm largely in the dark.
For example ... do I go for a more flexible or stiffer board? The hire ones always seemed heavy and stiff, but I've no idea the consequences of a flexible board given my current ability and boarding style.
What's the Salomon Drift like? Just looking at the Salomon website (since my boots are Salomon) that looked ok on price and the marketing speak seemed ok - but who trusts that? lol
What about Flow bindings or the more regular bindings? I like the idea of Flow, but why don't you see more people in them? Can those bindings go on any snowboard? Would they be a problem with my boots?
Also - what length and width board do I need for my stats? I've variously heard the board should come up to your nose, while others say use a chart based on weight.
Help! Seriously - anything to get me started would be a massive help.
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Hoping for some input on my first snowboard & bindings purchase - any and all help appreciated. Here goes, hope I don't miss anything relevant:
- I first boarded in 2004. I had 4 one hour lessons in a real snow indoor slope before that holiday and have just made my own way since. Been for a week each year (bar one) since '04.
- Decided to buy my own boots in 2005, which were Salomon F24, 2005 model (these: Salomon F24, 2005 - Review - Crazy SnowBoarder . com). They continue to serve me well because they don't get heavy wear, so I'd like to keep them both for comfort and budget reasons. I mention this because my understanding is that they're very short and low size-for-size by most boot standards (?)
- I enjoy cruising round and am not particularly a speed freak, nor a park freak. I like to try the straight-forward jumps over mounds etc at the edges of the piste for fun, but nothing insane. I do blue runs very confidently, red are ok and get down blacks "in one piece", though not without protest!
My stats (lol) ...
Age: 28
Sex: Male
Full Height: 174cm or 68.5in or 5ft 8.5in
Height to Nose: 159cm or 62.5in or 5ft 2.5in (not sure if this is relevant?)
Weight: approx 65kg or 143lbs or 10st 4lb
Boots: size 9 UK or 43.5 EU or 9.5 US or 27.5cm, Salomon F24
Budget: mid-range
Destination: nearly always Europe ... Les Arcs, France this year
Home: United Kingdom ... so I'd like something I can get here before going out
Ride: right foot forward (goofy?)
If I missed anything out just shout ... I'd really like to get this as right as I can and am more than happy to clarify anything. Recommendations on good online stores appreciated too (not sure if forum rules allow that? Some don't)
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trifecta wrote:Hmm... Our only day there that could work is April 13th, which may still change. Sundays are a no go. Thinking that maybe we should just back out of this one and wait for the next.
what about june 1?
neilfindswine wrote:what about june 1?
I will have to get back to you on that.
If your in June with this SWMBO'd and I might be able to make it...if there is room? and if there is a hotel nearby?
In addition to whatever it costs I could offer up 1 of my 05 Château Rauzan-Ségla's that I bought on futures a number of years ago...gettin kind of tired of looking at them and wouldn't mind killin a babe to see how they are coming along
I can certainly wait until June- and yes, there are some hotels fairly close...
I just updated my list of dates (counting in Neil's dates). Based on this, it is looking like 6/1 will be a great date to do this (far away but lots of time to plan).
Does anyone object to 6/1?
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Does anyone object to 6/1?
Bump - Does anyone really like 6/1?
cmaldoon wrote:Bump - Does anyone really like 6/1?
I do...
Works for me. Temps might be in the 80's by then though (Which doesn't bother me much since I grew up in a place where triple digits are common during the summer)
Can't commit to 6/1. Might end up working, but won't know until mid to late April.
6/1 should work for me, but it's a bit far out to predict
I'd like to do two bottles of left bank, and two bottles of right bank.
Would be nice to compare the styles, although I understand that the styles will vary from winery to winery on the same bank.
Looking forward to this!
I have updated the main post to reflect current plans. We are at the moment locked in at 6/1.
Please let me know if you feel you are on the wrong list or if you are interested but not on a list.
By the way, I'm told 99, 01 and 04 are all great vintages for value from Bordeaux. 04's might be more widely available... I'm open to any of them, as long as we're consistent (all bottles from the same vintage).
SWMBO is at a conference in SF around 5/31. Might be a good reason/excuse to tag along
neilfindswine wrote:By the way, I'm told 99, 01 and 04 are all great vintages for value from Bordeaux. 04's might be more widely available... I'm open to any of them, as long as we're consistent (all bottles from the same vintage).
I'd rather stick to 99 or 01 because I think that cali cabs really shine in the 12-15 year old range and I'd bet that Bordeaux does too.
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Every two years, the Cato Institute awards the Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty to an individual who has made a significant contribution to advancing human freedom. More than anything, past winners have embodied the old adage that the price of liberty is eternal vigilance.
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Mao Yushi, awarded the Milton Friedman Prize in 2012, is one of those scholars. Mr. Yushi is an economist and one of China's most outspoken activists. In response to the news that his books were being censored by Beijing, Yushi wrote, "A national government organ is daring to risk universal condemnation, in open opposition to the constitution. What is our government actually trying to do?" His internet post was then swiftly deleted by government censors.
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These leather plaited barefoot sandals were designed by Leana from Coconut and Lime with the beach loving, soul sister in mind.
Check out our design collaboration here for the full collection, photo shoot and behind the scenes video.
Made from ivory leather, wooden beads, white beads and silver charms. They also feature ivory tassels. Sold as a pair.
Length along top of foot: 4.3" / 11cm.
Length around ankle is: 9.5" /24cm with two strings for tying. Measure
35cm each.
Worried about what size to order? Don't be. These babies are one size fits all. They come with an extension chain and fastening so you can adjust them to the perfect fit.
Please treat your jewellery with gentle care. The silver colour will fade in time, so please keep in a safe dry place and clean with a jewellery cloth. Avoid water, as it may cause rust.
Anywhere in the world; ships within 1-3 business days.
Please view all prices here.
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Please see our shipping and returns info here.
Our products are all designed in Byron Bay Australia and made with our suppliers off-shore. We maintain a great relationship with our suppliers by visiting them personally and ensuring all products are safely and ethically made.
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Unit could be used or new no problems either way. I am mostly looking to take the camera on waterfowl ducks and looking to catch those in flight pics. I'm also a waterfowl only taxidermist and would love to take quality pics I can post for others to see my work. But my overall desire for the camera is to capture some great pics while hunting with others. There has been several instances when I've limited out and the birds are still coming in and I want to bag some pictures of these time to remember but I want quality pictures no blurry on fuzzy junk. Crisp pics help with reference material in my shop as well. Not trying to complicate things but I not looking for a photography career camera, but one that will get great images with high speed. All suggestions welcome including additional equipment like lens and other items, whatever you think I need to get the job done. Like I said prior it can be an older unit that is used or a new model. Let me know what you all think and thank you in advance for all your advice. Bob


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anyone out there know of a trigger conversion for the saiga 308?? i read somewhere that you could cut, move, re weld the trigger assembly and use a 7.62x39 trigger group. any one know of this or anything else that will help??
What I lack in accuracy, I make up for in Volume!!!!
Go to forum.saiga-12.com to get more info on conversions.
Tree huggin' dirt worshipper!
There is no welding required unless you want to fill the holes in the receiver after you remove the plate. I just finished one, and the stock Tapco single hook needs to be ground some to fit and work properly, but it's not hard to figure out where once you install it and see the problem areas.
the tromix trigger group dropped right in, with the trigger guard moved up, mag relase bracket ground down, and the safety clearenced and material welded to it. its all good now. now im waiting on my new pistol grips to come in. then its time to go to the range and rapid fire that bish!!!
What I lack in accuracy, I make up for in Volume!!!!
misssissippiautoarms has everything you need. prices are competitive
thats where i bought all my parts
What I lack in accuracy, I make up for in Volume!!!!
I simply took the stock saiga trigger on my 308 and removed the stok spot welded trigger from the f.c.g. and then cut a trigger from an old romy f.c.g. then weld the romy to the saiga with 5 minutes of clean up with a belt sander it looks factory and works perfect.
I have a Saiga 308, and I can't drive the pins out that hold the old trigger and the old hammer. The hammer is forward, not being held by the trigger hook. I banged on them, with no result. Is there a retainer on these pins that I need to remove in order to drift out the pins?
Saiga 308, not anything else.
Remove cover, spring, bolt and gas tube.
Remove tension from hammer.
Flip reciever into it's side.
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If you search for "the death of email" on the Internet, you might be surprised by the number of articles on the subject. Why are so many people talking about it? Is this 40-year-old method of communication really under threat from social media? Does it mean that marketers will spend less on email marketing solutions? We paid close attention to these questions and many more when building the Forrester Research Email Marketing Forecast, 2012 To 2017 (US). We believe that spending on email marketing solutions will continue to grow. Why? We will see:
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Wayne Law Cited as Top Law School by Michigan Super Lawyers
DETROIT (Sept. 24, 2009) – The 2009 issue of Michigan Super Lawyers magazine has placed Wayne Law at the top of its list of law schools whose graduates are among the most accomplished in the state. According to the magazine, 347 --or 24 percent -- of Michigan's top lawyers are Wayne Law graduates.
Four of the Top 10 Michigan Super Lawyers for 2009 are Wayne Law alumni: WSU Governor Eugene Driker, Barris Sott Denn & Driker; Daniel J. Bretz, Clark Hill; E. Powell Miller, The Miller Law Firm; and Jon R. Muth, Miller Johnson. All four have appeared on the Super Lawyers list every year since 2006.
In addition, 14 of the Top 50 Women Michigan Super Lawyers are also Wayne Law alumni: Tracy Lee Allen, Bodman LLP; Judy B. Calton, Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP; Bernadette M. Dennehy, Dickinson Wright PLLC; Susan K. Friedlaender, Berry Reynolds & Rogowski, PC; Elizabeth P. Hardy, Kienbaum Opperwall Hardy & Pelton PLC; Anna M. Maiuri, Miller Canfield Paddock & Stone PLC; Aleksandra A. Miziolek, Dykema Gossett PLLC: Margaret J. Nichols, Nichols, Sacks, Slank, Sendelbach & Buiteweg, PC; Carol A. Rosati, Johnson, Rosati, LaBarge, Aseltyne & Field, PC; Linda S. Ross, Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP; Mary Massaron Ross, Plunkett Cooney; Noreen L. Slank, Collins Einhom Farrell & Ulanoff, PC; Wendy L. Zabriskie, Bodman LLP; and Susan H. Zitterman, Kitch Drutchas Wagner Valitutti & Sherbrook.
In a letter to alumni and friends, Wayne Law Dean Robert M. Ackerman said, "I believe that this listing says a great deal about our law school. Year in, year out, Wayne Law graduates are leaders of the bar, in Michigan and elsewhere. And it is easy to see why. Our students are bright, mature, conscientious, and altruistic. They understand that anything they achieve will be the product of hard work. Our faculty are superb teachers, whose nationally and internationally recognized scholarship adds depth to our students' understanding of legal theory, doctrine, and practice. Our students and faculty are engaged in the community and the profession, demonstrating that the worlds of academia and practice can be effectively linked. This mixture of motivation and expertise has produced several generations of superb lawyers."
Two Wayne Law alumni were also profiled in the magazine: Ralph A. Castelli, CEO of Kemp Klein in Troy, who is also in his seventh term as mayor of Pleasant Ridge, MI; and Kelly Allen, a liquor-control law expert at Adkison, Need & Allen.
Super Lawyers is a listing of exceptional lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Following Wayne Law in this year's list of top law schools are, in order: the University of Michigan Law School, University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, Michigan State University College of Law, Thomas M. Cooley School of Law, Harvard Law School, University of Notre Dame Law School, University of Toledo College of Law, Northwestern University School of Law, and Indiana University Maurer School of Law. Super Lawyers is published as a special supplement in leading newspapers and city and regional magazines across the country. Polling, research and selection are performed by Law & Politics, a publication of Key Professional Media, Inc. Law & Politics has been publishing legal magazines since 1990 and Super Lawyers since 1991.
About Wayne Law
Wayne State University Law School has educated and served the Detroit metropolitan area since its inception as Detroit City Law School in 1927. Located at 471 West Palmer Street in Detroit's re-energized historic cultural center, the Law School remains committed to student success and features modern lecture and court facilities, multi-media and distance learning classrooms, a 250-seat auditorium, and the Arthur Neef Law Library, which houses one of the nation's 40 largest legal collections. Taught by an internationally recognized and expert faculty, Wayne Law students experience a high-quality legal education via a growing array of hands-on curricular offerings, client clinics, and access to well over 100 internships with local and non-profit entities each year. Its 11,000 living alumni, who work in every state of the nation and more than a dozen foreign countries, are experts in their disciplines and include leading members of the local, national and international legal communities. For more information, visit www.law.wayne.edu.


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Hello guys,
Just wondering which one is the BEST Replica Boba boots ever made ?? (not counting the original ones ) Are they still making it ???
Simply that, thanks
Hello guys,
Just wondering which one is the BEST Replica Boba boots ever made ?? (not counting the original ones ) Are they still making it ???
Simply that, thanks
PM sent
EVER made? probably MC followed closely by JW. I have JW
Just an FYI I've been waiting since Aug 20th, the day I placed an order, for my CaBoots.
At least I've had regular communication with them, but no boots as yet.
But I'd agree with Icedevil. Don't know if either are still making them though.
MC is no longer making boots, nor is JW. You may get lucky and see a pair on eBay from time to time. Other than that, there are two options: CABoots (not very accurate), or making them yourself (very inexpensive!).
I got an email back in SEP from MC.batninja said:
He said that he was still making boots.
perhaps, things have changed since then.
That's good news! If you can, send him another E-mail, ask him why he doesn't post here anymore? He might be willing to make another boot run, since it's been a few months since the last JW run. There's probably enought interest.
Request has been granted.
I had tried getting ahold of MC back when I was trying to find boots last summer and settled on the CaBoots purely because they said they could do them in my size.
But I'd be up for a MC set too.
i'm in need as well, so i would be interested also :-)
Hello everybody.
Sorry I've been out of the loop. Been concentrating on work. I recently been selling trooper boots only. This time I had a business partner who screwed me over big time. So I clipped him.
I'm taking a break from boots right now. Both trooper and fett. I plan to get back into it, but don't know when right now.
I will definately let everyone know here when I get back into the game.
I wish everybody a Happy New Year and I appreciate the love.
Mark Cheng
Good God!crazy4BobaFett said:
Waiting since August 20th?!?
Does it really take THAT long????
Wow that's a really long time! I got mine in a week!?!? Have you contacted them (CABOOTS)?crazy4BobaFett said:
Yeah, I ordered mine early December and got them by Christmas (this year)! It should have come by now. Call them, they are really nice people.Ripcode said:
I'm slowly putting together Boba Version 3.0 and one of the things I want to replace is the boots. I'm currently using some grey suede Pradas that are suitable (they have the black elastic insert....correct height etc>.) but they aren't great (wrong coloured sole being the biggest issue).
My problem is that because I wear a size 7 ladies/size 5 mens I can't buy from CA Boots. Although several months ago they told me they could make them in any size. Now they say they don't know what I'm talking about....grrrrrr......
Any suggestions??
The best pair of boots I have seen so far were custom made and were somewhere in the neighborhood of $450 (one off boots ain't cheap, fellas). I am not sure if the original owner still has them or sold them. I'll let him chime in if he sees this thread (he knows who he is ).
I have owned both MCs and JWs. Based on fit, finish and color, MC wins. But as far as shape goes, JW is the winner. MCs are kind of narrow and are not wide enough in the toe area. I hope that if a new run is undertaken, that will be corrected.
I'm pulling "noob" rank here, who are MC & JW?
Hey Angela, good to see you!
I love my MCs and wouldn't trade them for anything but a second, more improved run of MCs.
I may be able to give some sound CA boots advice here. I was much in the same boat as you, needing fett boots for a girl. I'm sure you'll find me searchin in some old threads.
I wear a ladies 7 - 7.5 and after much, and I mean much prying for several months last year. Last august I placed a special order for my CA boots in a ladies size 7, no half sizes and I'll have to wear thin socks with these.
Due only to the fact JW and MC don't seem to be making any anytime soon.
If they do.... I'd love some!
But heres the down fall with the whole thing.
I was suppose to have my boots by Halloween last year. Halloween came and went.
Then it was Mid November. So by Mid November and no boots I was a bit concerned. So I spoke on the phone with the manager and many a sales guys there weekly trying to find out when I might have them.
I got them last week literally, I could have had another baby in that time frame?? J/k not hardly but you get the point.
They will make them, persist, persist, but they don't make them in house and unfortunatly they are made somewhere else, and the guy who makes them was not on the ball so to speak and spoke broken english.
As I was told the special orders go in as an individual Fett order and don't go in with the group (mens sizes) order. And well my order was getting over looked (lost) is what I was told.
So...At this point they new me by name and knew exactly who I was everytime I called "oh yeah the fett boots"
I hope you can get them and I hope the issue I had didn't spoil it for them to do a womans size, special orders ever. It was a big headache for both parties!
They did come through just 8 months later.
Also one other note the toe spikes from omegaman will not fit on them as his spikes are made for the guys toes size so you will have to mod the toe of the boot considerably to get them to fit. Another issue you may find.
I hope that helps and good luck.
Feel free to pm me.
Oh yes....I want to avoid dealing with CA boots like the plague but it seemed they were my only option. Thanks for telling me your story, Christi. First it confirms that they did use to do custom sizes despite the crock of shatner they are feeding me now. And it's just one more reason not to ever deal with them for anything. Others in my Garrison have had similar problems to yours only with Stormie boots and not even custom made. And thanks for the heads up on the toe spikes.
~waving~ Hellow Wes!


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Arsène Wenger sees a remarkable similarity between Thierry Henry and Robin van Persie – as both have had to learn the art of goal-scoring.
You would think that the Frenchman, with 226 Arsenal goals, and the Dutchman, currently on exactly half that tally, would have been born putting the ball in the net. But the man who guided them both says it has been nurture more than nature.
"They have similarities, Thierry and Robin," said the manager after the 4-0 win at Wigan which included Van Persie's 14th strike of an impressive season.
"At the start they are not goalscorers, they are football players who you expect to create something special. You do not think they have to score so many goals, they added that to their game.
"Someone like Alan Shearer was a goalscorer first but they are more link players Robin van Persie and Thierry Henry. They are creative players and not just on the end of things.
"Even at the start of the season, people ask 'why is Robin playing centre forward, he is not a centre forward'. But both have the intelligence to be in the right place at the right moment."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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With so many discussion going on here at Dhamma Wheel it's easy to lose track of helpful information and conversations. These are some of the discussions that I find myself returning to from time to time. I had posted some of these links elsewhere a few days ago.
What discussions have you found to be most helpful?
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Cool man..... Sounds like you made an educated decision.
Enjoy the Billy Goat!
So after careful deliberation in my underpants, I decided to go with the BG and bought it . And Here's why, the capita is rated for an advanced rider and it takes work to get from edge to edge. Though this might not be true for advanced riders, it definitely might be true for me. I like to ride trees and turning is big there. Also the BSOD doesn't have much if any dampening which means that I'm going to feel a lot of chatter in crud, this would be an issue for me because as an high intermediate rider I feel like I would loose that sense of stability and confidence at high speeds and ultimately loose control. The BG has better dampening better turn initiation.
However, what plagued me was that if I bombed a run basically flat basing the board might get squirely due to the C2 BTX, it is also significantly heavier than the BSOD and the MTX might make the board catch. That was my dilemma. But the added weight provided more durability and the sintered base meant that I wouldn't need to wax it as often as the BSOD. The deciding factor, however, for me was what wrathfudelity said on my post "At an intermediate you will really have to up your game and riding" for the BG. I decided that I want to improve my skills with a board that can handle most mountain features. I wanted really wanted was a board that I could learn on. Some gut sensations that I couldn't explain to you also played into the decision.
Now I rode this board on Christmas Eve for only half an hour and during set up, I placed the Binding too far apart. Understandably I don't have proper grasp on how it rides yet, but here are some of the things I noticed.
1) The board didn't feel heavy when I was riding it
2) The MTX DID NOT catch, it's too mellow (this was on hard packed groom btw)
3) It is very stable and incredibly damp even at speeds
4) Holds an edge well at speed
5) This thing does NOT pop off jumps easily, we have these small-medium sized bump/ridges on my local hill and usually if you have some amount of speed, your board will fly off. Not with the BG, you really have to put in an effort to jump at those kinds of speeds or you need to go much faster.
In this aspect I think I would recommend the BSOD, a] because it has those pop rods and b] because the board is lighter and it "might" be easier to get off the ground.
If you're in the same boat as me then I would recommend the BG but if you're not, then I don't know what recommend but hope that my comment helps.
I fixed my stance and am planning to go back tomorrow to really test it out.
P.S. Sorry for the late response, I was busy with some Christmas Stuff
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Hahaha, I have the BG and the BSOD for hold at my local shop till tomorrow, and I'm literally staying up till 4 am in my underwear doing exhaustive research on the two boards! I have read way too many reviews for each board, yours included Snow Wolf, but not a direct comparison ANYWHERE
PS- put some pants on!
Happier than a pig in shit is an understatement! Im even hesitant to ride buddies new boards just because , well, one run without my goat is one run too many.
It literally made me a better rider the 1st time I rode it. From steeps to trees to groomer it just installs confidence to do the next thing with a bit more intensity.
Now, after riding both I can say it really isn't even a comparison. They're two entirely different boards. BSOD is damn near a full camber board that takes effort to maneuver around the mountain.
The BG is a c2b (is that right?) which is rocker between toes and camber under feet. It is nimble, stable, and fun to ride in any conditions. I had it up spring skiing down decent black diamond pitch, nice and wide and groomed for wide open carving and the goat kept me happy and hauling ass. I just can't say enough about the board and it's vesitility. For me anyways, it works and works well.
Arron if you're still having a problem deciding read some comparisons on camber vs. cb2 tech. Maybe that will help you?
Let us know what you decide and good luck. They're both great boards just different.
|Another goat fan, imho its not an easy board to ride, in that it can quickly get away from you but its spectacular beast. Yesterday had 1 run on groomed that I was absolutely out of control but managed to stay up, however also had a bunch of runs that were some of my best of my life and also ate shit. Its a board that will make you up your skills. Yesterday, met 4 folks that had the billy or planed for their next board; one was a gal that grew up on the hill, a gnarly ass rider by any standard and loves her billy. It seems to me that the billy and bsod are two completely different boards...but I haven't researched the bsod for the past few years.
|I bough the billy. I love it. I ride it. Icy to pow, does it all.
|Hahaha, I have the BG and the BSOD for hold at my local shop till tomorrow, and I'm literally staying up till 4 am in my underwear doing exhaustive research on the two boards! I have read way too many reviews for each board, yours included Snow Wolf, but not a direct comparison ANYWHERE
|DUUDE!!! I'm having the EXACT same dilemma here! I seriously hope someone weighs in on this post. And sorry, I didn't really add to anything
2nd Guessing- BSOD or Billy Goat
So, I've ridden the BSOD 165 and 162. I went with the 162, but have the option to exchange it in 30 days.
I've read the reviews both here and on the good ride. Leaning towards keeping the BSOD, but I can't help but be drawn in by the easy turning of the Billy Goat.
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At Milwaukee Oct 11 8:30PM tv: none No local coverage for this one other than radio.
Sounds like AMir is doing pretty good in the 1st qtr. Charlie V taking it to him again though.
Milwaukee has all their starting five for the game. Its the Milwaukee announcers on the NBA.com feed They mention its a tough gig when 59 wins gets you fired. Billups, Rip, Tay, Amir, Sheed Villanueva, Jefferson, Ridnour, Redd, Bogut Allen out, minor injury. Bell, Elson out. Redd addresses the crowd. Bucks win tip Ridnour airballs at end of clock. Good D Wallace misses triple Villanueva gets bucket on jumper on transition. Villanueva blocks Billups on transition layup try Bogut misses jumphook over Wallace, but foul called. Wallace got arm. Bogut makes first. Misses next, but they got the bound. Bucks draw a foul on Tay. 5-0 Bucks. Billups triples Villanueva throws it away Amir curls to basket and banks it in Villanueva jump hooks over Amir Amir makes outside jumper Billups steals, lays it in 9-7 Pistons Ridnour makes floating right hander Wallace jump hook, misses. Amir gets bound and is fouled. Amir makes both Jefferson hits from top of key Foul on Jefferson trying to stop Prince from running past him Rip misses Villanueva backs down Amir, misses Amir is fouled on the other end. Rip throws inbound pass away. Villanueva gets good pass, blocked out of bounds by Amir, but foul Villanueva makes 1 of 2 Ridnour gets bound Alley oop to Jefferson. He misses. Pistons running. Rip hits 15 footer. Redd hits spinning jump shot. Rip limping a bit. Billups hits 3, 16-14 Pistons Rebound to Wallace after they miss. Billups misses. Jefferson misses 3. Sheed bounds Amir offensive foul setting screen Timeout 5;19 to go in first. Redd traveled. Rip hits from corner, 3 Joe Alexander in. Bogut lefty hook misses. Rip hits. We are up 7 21-14 Redd misses 3 Foul on Alexander. Gadzuric in. Stuckey in. Dyess is also in. 3 seconds in the lane on us. Villanueva misses 15 footer. Stuckey drives, draws foul. Stuckey misses first. Ridnour loses it, gets it back. Villanueva has the ball. Rip draws offensive foul on Alexander. (called because Alexander is a rookie.) 2:52 to go. Pistons up 8, 22-14, timeout Rip misses 3. Stuckey steals in midcourt. Rip misses 3. Stuckey rebounds. Dyess hits. Pistons up 10 Villanueva goes down lane and airballs. Jason Maxiell checks in. Prince misses. We rebound. Dropoff to Maxiell for easy bucket. Redd misses. Villanueva rebounds, gets fouled while making shot. 26-17 Stuckey leans in and hits. 20 second timeout Lu hits teardrop. Dyess hits. Seems to have been a pick and roll between him and Stuckey. We are shooting 60% Lu misses. Period ends. 30-19 Pistons.
Lee, you're awesome, so much better than espn.com LOL
If you go to Pistons.com, and when the game calenders load in, you can click on Listen Live and hear Mak Champion. He's so much better than the last announcer against Miami (Matt Derry I think). He gives a pretty good feel of the game.
After 1st qtr, Pistons shooting 60% , Milw 38%.Everyone is contributing at a high level,Tay is brick city, but seeing as how Rich Jeff hasn't done much, we'll let it slide,No Sheed in the paint offensively - but while in he was murder on the defensive glass, may have something to do with playiong alongside Amir.
I've noticed this too. And thanks for the link!
Afflalo misses, gets bound. We miss. Redd, bad pass. Afflalo gets steal. Lu has to foul to stop. Clear path called. He makes it 32-19, we then get ball sideout. Dyess misses. Redd stripped and fouled by Afflalo. Before shot. Redd hits triple. Stuckey leans in on Lu, hits and gets fouled. 35-22 They turn it. Slam dunk JMAX, and foul. Game close to route. He misses. Frije misses. Afflalo hits long 2 Redd attacks rim, fouled by Dyess. Redd misses first. And second We miss. They travel. Bogut misses. Stuckey double clutch by Stuck goes. 8 points for Stuck in 7 minutes. Billups in at 2 guard. Bogut goes in and gets fouled. Timeout 41-22 Detroit. Bogut hits ft. Hits again. JMAX misses long shot. Frije hits 3 41-27 Sessions fouls CB. Sessions is 5-26 coming into this game. Brown in. Stuckey hits 3 from top of circle, banked it in. Still 59% shooting for us. Jefferson drives and draws foul. Acker is in. Makes. Makes. Stuckey misses 18 footer. Pistons in penalty. Makes. Makes. 44-31 Stuckey, Acker, Afflalo, Brown, Jason Afflalo hits 3 at buzzer. We foul. Jefferson makes first, and misses 2nd. Stuckey loses it OB. Timeout Frije hits turn a round jumper Acker misses 3. JMAX rebounds, hits jump hook Jefferson offensive foul. Afflalo arguing with Jefferson. Tech on both. They sit Jefferson. Alexander in. Foul on Bogut. Ticky takc. Brown to line. Misses. Lead is 16 They miss, but we foul. Miss. Redd in for Frije. Miss. Pistons still at 58%, Acker throws it away. Sessions misses. Bogut tips. Sessions hits. Brown drives to hoop, gets fouled. Pistons 8-10 at line. Johnson back in. Villanueva hits. Brown in lane, no good, but Alexander fouls him. 0-2 Sessions misses. OB, our ball. Timeout. Pistons airball. They miss twice. Acker misses 3. Acker fouls Sessions. Sessions misses ft Defensive 3 seconds on Bucks Afflalo makes tech. Stuckey, Afflalo, Acker, Amir, Brown. Kwame pass from Stuckey, easy one. They miss. Stuckey misses. We foul. Session makes 1-2 Brown fed by Afflalo. Brown is fouled. Brown makes first, and second. Villanueva turns it. Afflalo dunks. 19 point game. Frije makes. Kwame misses. Should have made that one. Frije tips in a miss. Stuckey gets fouled. Makes both. Has 12 points. 61-44 Session misses. Halftime.
Stuckey is really good, and we are REALLY deep!!! When you bring Stuck, AA, Max and Dyess off the bench...GOOD LAWDY!!!! Then you also have Kwame, Fabio, and Bynum.
Stuck learned to hit treys over the summer? Watch out NBA.
Nope, went in off the glass and he didn't call bank.
AA talking smack to Richard Jefferson edited to add; And KB with the crossover. I'm so mad i'm missing this LOL
heh... I'd rather be lucky than good!
Kwame is having a helluva game in the 2nd qtr.
It seems like the offense is starting to click (in this game at least)
@KGREG: can't find listen live from pistons.com. Do I need an account there?
If you are an NBA All-Access member, you should be able to pick up the game from NBA.com You can also pick up the link on the Piston.com page where it is says listen live
Just wait till you see the calender thing come up, and click on listen live underneath the MIL game. I don't have an account and it worked fine for me. edited to add; what KREG said LOL
Go to this link THE OFFICIAL SITE OF THE DETROIT PISTONS On the right side a game calender will load, you'll see the icon for tonights Bucks game load in, click on listen now.
3rd quarter. Same starters for both. Rasheed misses. Amir gets rebound, fighting it away from 3 Bucks. Billups misses They miss. They get rebound. Jefferson hits from top of circle. 61-46 Prince misses left handed jumper. Wallace fouls Bogut. Villanueva misses from foul line. Off balance. Redd steals. They miss. Rip blocked, but fouled. Timeout. 61-46 Ridnour fouled. Makes 2-2. 61-48 Foul on Milwaukee. Redd called. Rip at line. Late call. Makes 2-2 Bogut throws it away. Jefferson gets steal off Sheed bad pass. Jefferson dunks. (No Piston in sight where Sheed passed. Billups missed. Bogut hits turnaround jumper in lane. Sheed gets fouled by Ridnour. Ridnour fouls Billups. Amir puts it down on floor. Foul on Bogut. Offensive foul on Amir, moving screen. Bad pass. Sheed throws it back to them though. Villanueva misses. 63-52 JMAX in. Rip misses leaner. Redd triples. 63-55 Billups misses wild reverse. Villanueva gets an easy bucket. Foul on Jefferson. Bucks over limit. Prince 2-2 Redd drives and hits. Sheed throws it away again. Billups fouls before shot. Dyess in. Sheed out. Thankfully. Redd drives, makes, and gets fouled. Misses. Billups limping. 20 second timeout. Changed to full. Stuckey in. Stuckey loses ball by committing offensive foul. Words going on between Stuck and Jefferson. Bogut makes and gets fouled. Misses. Foul on Jefferson. Jefferson is tossed for arguing. (2nd tech.) Yelling at Palmer. Rip makes tech. 66-63. Dyess hits both. 68-63 Offensive foul on Bucks. Lu in for Luke. They steal. They miss. They bound. Bogut misses. They foul on tip in attempt. Pistons back at line due to Bucks being in penalty. Villanueva makes baseline jumper. 70-65 us. Jason hits jumper. 15 footer from baseline. Pistons foul. We are in penalty. 2-2 for Bogut. Rip hits leaner. 74-67 Redd drives and makes, losing Rip at foul line. JMAX gets it right back at other end and gets fouled. Misses ft. Redd hits 3 Rip misses. Loose ball foul on us. Stuckey seemed to throw elbow a moment ago. It did not connect, but its getting chippy. Brown in. Villanueva hits 2-2 Prince gets fouled. Prince used head and shoulder fake. Makes both. 77-74 Redd misses 3, Prince bounds. Afflalo in. JMAX misses on post move. They toss it away. JMAX has to be fouled to be stopped, and is at line. They miss at buzzer. End of 3rd.
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Blue-green algae is naturally occurring in many of Indiana's lakes and reservoirs. A variety of fact sheets describe the characteristics of algae and what you can do to help control algae growth.
The presence of algae isn't always obvious and the effect of coming in contact with algae is different for everyone. Just like everyone has different sensitivity to poison ivy, your response to blue-green algae is not predictable. It is advisable to wash with clean water after being in contact with lake or reservoir water.
Potential Health Impacts of Blue-Green Algae [DOC] (In Development)
The Center for Earth and Environmental Science has background information for water quality and a variety of conditions. There are also many resources available on Indiana's watershed programs that can help citizens become involved in planning for better water quality.
We will be adding FAQs as summer progresses. For more immediate information, visit Wisconsin's Blue-Green Algae Web site.