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Aaron Lake-Smith takes a break (unfortunate wording, I know) from producing the top-shelf Big Hands zine to release this one-off minizine, a long meditation on unemployment. Around the time of Barack Obama's inauguration (a fascinating contrast of HOPE with a depressing daily economic reality), Lake-Smith finds himself joining the ranks of the jobless. What follows is a fascinatingly honest look at the jumble of emotions that comes with being booted to the sidelines of the capitalist machine. While he knows he should be using his time for self-improvement and to work on creative projects, instead he finds himself racing to his computer first thing in the morning to check for job leads and to see if incessantly emailing resumes paid odd, thereafter wandering his neighborhood like a zombie.
A small triumph of turning down underpaid temp work is followed by a rush of doubt and panic, but mostly the days just grind on. The most affecting section is when he stumbles onto a copy of the anarchist zine Days of War, Nights of Love (also available from your Zine Library) and it sets off a chain of memories and thoughts – Where did I go wrong? Should I give it all up on hop on a train? Why am I pitching stories and hustling for work when I think the game might be rigged? His reverie is brought to an abrupt and crushing end when the hipster clerk gives him an "Aren't you a little old for anarcho-punk?" look. In the end there are no answers, no resolutions, and no jobs forthcoming – and yet, even though he knows better, Lake-Smith a little hope (lowercase) that maybe we can all pull through this. Required reading.


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4 out of 5 stars (based on 212 reviews)
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Good quality but can't for the life of me figure out how to get folded and stuffed into the attached pouch! Need to come with instructions!
Excellent suit for the price.
Rode through three rainstorms on a ride from Missouri to Florida last week and this thing kept me perfectly dry! Couldn't be happier!
Nice suit. Worked well in the Adirondacks. Only issue is the pants are extremely long would love if the Jacket and pants could be sold separately. Whole suit runs big.
Nice suit. Worked well in the Adirondacks. Only issue is the pants are extremely long would love if the Jacket and pants could be sold separately. Whole suit runs big. Found medium to be too big for the Mrs and the small is to small. Went with the bigger. Pants cover up to her chest. She's 5'4" so shes not a big gal. Love the gusseted flare bottoms that zip to allow putting on with boots.
Excellent product
Great deal for the price! Kept my wife dry for over 70 miles in some nasty rain!
This is just your average rain suit - no frills or extra crap to confuse you when you're trying to put it on. Had a good ride in the rain when I first got it. Seemed to do what it was designed for. Not a single wet spot.
This is a very well made rain suit. The design seems well thought out, and I'm very pleased with it so far.
very nice product. I bougt a cheaper unit from JP which lasted 6 months. Choose this one not a cheaper one.
Almost as nice as HD's!!
Worked great.
For the cost, I'm sure this suit is a good deal. It has some small fabrication flaws. At 5'9" 170 lbs I just barely fit into this "medium" catagory. It's almost snug around the middle, especially with that built-in storage pouch that feels like I have a copy of "Catcher In The Rye in my shirt pocket. I may lop it off. The sleeves could be a little longer, but it will work. Large would be too loose. Glad to have it
fits perfectly, and built great too! hope I never have to use it though!
Pretty good for the price. I went through a lot of rainy spots with this suit on and I stayed dry. There was one time that I didn't have my chaps on underneath the suit and I couldn't tell if my pants were wet or cold when I got home. But with chaps I feel underneath I felt dry the whole time. A little water came up under the jacket once but I didn't have the bottom buttons buttoned maybe that made a slight difference. The suspenders are just stupid in my opinion. I don't use them and the stretchy waist keeps the pants up. Overall good product.
Really nice rain suit.
I tried it on and it fits. I haven't gotten it wet yet (better to ride when its dry anyway) so I can't vouch for rain protection.
The rainsuit fit perfect and delivery was extra fast. Thanks!
nice product
My girlfriend didn't like it at first but when it kept her dry she quickly changed her opinion!!
good quality - like the way it folds into its own pouch - would be better with a hood
Very pleased. Fits well, even over leathers. Had to use this weekend and kept me dry. Rolls up into small size for placing in saddle bags.
Wish there was anything to indicate the best way to get the suit in the attached pouch. I was able to get it to work but it took far longer than it would have if I'd had some sort of direction. Seems like good quality, haven't had the chance to really test it yet.
I bought this for my daughter and she used this three times last week. Was comfortable and kept her dry during the Texas rains
Sizing was perfect as directed to fit over leathers. Look great and I'll be warm and dry.
Haven't had the opportunity to try out the dryness feature but am very confident in this product. The fit is great but I am only 5 ft 2 in so pants are to long but don't believe that w problem. At this point , I would recommend this product to anyone.
I am very happy with this suit .. Never had any other to compare with .. Folds into it's own self contained carrying case .. like a pig pocket .. keeps my dry keeps the wind out .. Seems to be good quality . Don't be in a hurry with the zippers fold material out of the way so it does not get caught in zippers..
The rain suit did keep me dry but I was not in any substantial rain. I do have three complaints about the rain suit. 1. The inner liner continued to get caught in my pant leg zipper. It took me about 10 minutes to get the liner material out of the zipper. This happened to me multiple times. 2. The jacket was huge on me and constantly blew around while riding down the road. 3. The suit has no hood.
Great quality, but not recommended for hot and weather. Looks great too.
The rain gear was great. We liked the fact that you could store them in small places or wear them on your waist. Easy to put on and off. Keep us dry!!
The rain gear I purchased was excellent quality. I was very pleased with the purchase. I like your tech dept. also. Very accommodating. I know I can purchase on line, but I still enjoy looking at your catalog. I have found things that I didn't know I needed. The on-line service is great if you're looking for more detail on a specific item. Keep the catalogs coming. Thanks
Good quality, good service
This suit is very well made and has all the ammenities needed like the boot stirrups. I am very impressed with this product. Great quality for a minimal price. Two thumbs up.
It fits just right. I normally order large and large fits well. I haven't had it in the rain yet, but feel confident that it will keep me dry.
This suit was for my wife who was going two up with me for a long trip through the Northeast. Unfortunately, we hit two days of rain. Fortunately she had this suit, and I was jealous. I have had my rain suit from the dealer, and it did not perform the way this suit did. Fantastic. I think I will be ordering one for me.
As good in quality as the rain suits by the 'motor company' for half the cost. Dry is dry. Thanks JP Cycles.
Good quality. The top half of the suit is a little small for the size of the pants. I like this part.
Jacket fits great - pants are way too big, but doable over jeans, so will keep. Excellent product, even tho the pants are too large.
This one is the best.
Best I ever got
Great suit. Sure comes in handy for those storm rides.
For the money, this rain suit can't be beat! In fact, my buddy bought a whiz-bang rain suit from Harley and while I was nice and dry, he ended up soaked. This is a GREAT rain suit!!
Worked great in Arizona rain.
Haven't had a chance to use it yet but it looks and feels pretty sturdy.
Not bad got the price
Haven't had a chance to test these in the rain yet, but its good quality at the right price, and compresses down to fit in my travel bag, You could spend twice as much at the Motor Company and not get as nice a set of gear.
The rain pouch is in the way when you put the jacket on. It's made into the jacket.
Great suit! Very weather proff!
Fits good, havent had a chance to use it yet...
Very nice rain suit. My wife used it on a rainy, cold day when we got caught without jackets. It was warm and kept her dry. Now I have to buy one for her!! (So I can wear mine)
Great Suit. Looks great, keeps rain out. P.S. Don't touch exhaust pipes.
I bought slightly larger size and was very glad I did. Used on mountain roads around Mt. St. Helens in mist and rain OVER my leathers because it was so cold up there. I stayed toasty and dry. I don't have a farings! Suit will not balloon so long as wrist velcro is fastened tight and rain gauntlets, # 114-347 were worn. Easy suit to use except for built in storage thing. I still haven't the time to stuff the suit into that little pouch thing. I just roll it up and stuff into bags. Overall nice value.
Appears to be well made and fits very well. Looking forward that first big rain.
Hadn't had to use it yet. As far as fit, all fit good with the exception of the sleeves on the jacket are a little too short for a Large.
little tight in the chest but works as good or better than my buddies HD one for 3 times the price
Great price! I had been looking for a while
works very well
Haven't had to use them but the fit was comfortable and a great price. Folded up in the pouch easy .
good value for the price.
A bit big in the pants , but comfy for long wet day !!
looks like it will work well
Great rain gear. I used them several times on a recent trip to Yellowstone. Everything stayed dry. Zipper flare on pants fit over work boots so you don't have to take boots off to put pants on. Heavy enough so they don't flap in the wind.
Yes great
Works good. The storage pouch makes it ez to grab + go. Only flaw is the jacket runs a little small.
The order arrived promptly and the rainsuit fit good. It seems to be well made. Haven't had a chance to use it yet but leaving on a trip in a couple days so may get to try it out then.
I had one of these rainsuits and lost it when my saddlebag fell off my bike. I liked it the first time. I rode in the rain a few times with it and I always stayed dry. I like the fact that it folds into its own pocket. when I ordered a new one I had forgotten what size I originally had and ordered the wrong size. J&P cycles process was easy to follow to send it back and get the right size.
Good quality product, works as advertised.
Well made, heavy weight material. Have not yet had a chance to use but sure it will do the job.
Suit was well used after purchase. Rode from TN to FL for the week and it rained heavy on the way there and the way back. For the price the suit worked well. Water came up between the pants and jacket but in heavy rain I would expect that. Nicely packs back into sewn in pouch and nice to leave in saddle bag. Worth the price for something only needed on occasion.
This rainsuit is solid. I used it last weekend and stayed dry as a bone.
Clunky and difficult to get on. the velcro on the wrists could be much sturdier as well. The pants are great with boot rain covers but I would probably get a smaller size jacket.
Great product from fit to rain protection to pricing.
Thick, heavy weight and durable. Well worth the money. Better than other brands in the same price range. Recommended.
Did exactly what I needed it to do! Coming back from Sturgis, heading to Racine, WI I hit a storm and the suit worked!
Great purchase,Received quickly,4 days later rode 6+ hours in the rain. Some water got thru, but overall we're pleased with the performance.
Good quality. Fast service.
Very nice suit, fits great, high quality. Can't beat this suit for the price, very happy. Thanks J&P!!
Excellent product
Pretty good suit. Would be nice if you sold the pants and top separately. Pants are huge. Would've gave it 5 stars.
I'm returning the item but not for lack of quality. The sizing is way off, I recommend ordering two sizes up for regular clothing, three sizes over leathers.
great fit! has plenty of room to wear a hoodie underneath if need be.
Just now looking at replacing this suit. I bought this one in 2011 and wore it in more rain than I care to think about right now. Downpours in Louisiana, Minnesota, Washington State, Tennessee, North Carolina, Milwaukee....Geez I put a lot of wet miles on this suit. It does a good job and is a bargain. After 6+ years of heavy use, the Velcro is starting to get a little weak and one of the elastic leg straps is starting to un-sew itself from the leg bottom. BUT, the elastic on the whole suit is still stretchy. EVERY zipper still works perfectly! It really kept me dry except for that one time in Illinois when the rain and hail hit the pavement so hard it bounced about 6' back up in the air. That day I had some water come in around the neck closure before we could get to a gas station overhang. I can get this suit on in about 3 minutes and I have bad knees. Ill probably buy another one-I like it so much.
Rode in a storm with wind blowing and hard rain and stayed dried. Worked perfect.
I'm extremely happy with this purchase! I'm a 5'4" plus-sized woman. The 3XL is big enough to fit over my clothes, but the legs are quite long for me. The "overall" design of the pants keep them up comfortably under the jacket while I'm riding, and I love that both pieces fit into the pocket in the jacket. This rain gear will keep you warm if you're already drenched, and keep you dry if you're heading into rain. I highly recommend getting used to putting it on before you have to use it or getting to a well-lit and dry place to put it on if you need it on the road. Adjusting the leg cuffs and the suspender straps are necessary if the pants are too long. You'll also need to zip away the pocket in the jacket to be able to zip up the jacket properly, although, the velcro closure alone is enough to keep the jacket closed in the rain. Overall, this is great gear for the price. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting gear to keep with them when they ride.
The price was right, but the zipper broke the second time I wore the rain jacket. I can now only wear it by using the velcro closure. The size was XL, which is what I wear for everything. (I have a 43" chest.)
I got one of these rain suits before my last long trip. It was great so I got one for my son for Christmas. He's real happy. He hasn't had a chance to wear it yet but said he plans on using it when he goes kayaking too, not just when he's on his motorcycle.
Works very well at keeping you dry. Pretty good quality. Only problem is that it's a little more bulky than I'd like to carry everywhere, but not bad.
Good suit but a little tight for those of us built more like Santa. Very good ability to keep one dry ALL DAY. I used it for 3 consecutive days of rain on a road trip and was always 95% dry. Breathes surprisingly well.
very good suit
Worked great.
The rainsuit it self is great, but the storage pouch is part of the jacket which took som time to find and madr it difficult to fold the suit neatly into the pouch!!
Works great, All day in the rain and never got wet. The built in storage is nice too
Looks and fits great, good buy for the money!
Excellent Value for the money. Very well made, fits correctly, and is very visible with the orange and reflective stripes. I keep this suit in my saddlebag at all times.
Very good fit, works well with or without a jacket under it, anthe pants fit perfect. Thanks Dave
we got to use them for the first time today and they were great.
The pants did fit nice, I liked the straps for both boot/shoulders.
Nice suit for the price.
Excellent suit for the cost. I'd almost want to complain about the hook/loop closures since they grip almost too well. It's made riding in the rain comfortable and no stress.
Great raingear for the price. Love the orange and yellow banner accross the chest for visiblity.
The suit is a good bargain, however, I'm tall and the pants are too short (they always are), so my wife is making some adjustments.
These rainsuits are top quality! We recently used them on a long haul trip through very cold weather. It wasn't raining but the suits are so well made that they kept our body heat in and made the ride really enjoyable.
The quality is great but the size is way off. My last one was a xl and zippered over my leather. This is a xl but wont zip even without my leather. I'm guessing a 3X will do it. And its same jacket same me.
It fits nicely looks great Im not sure how it does in the rain though its still snowing outside.
rain suit works perfect, keeps me completely dry everytime, great product with an equally great price.
good quality. keeps you dry.
Bought 2 sets (his & mine) and am extremely happy with the quality & appearance. My only complaint was that I had to take my pants to a seamstress to hem them up (below the knee) as women's sizes are unavailable.
Very good rain suit.
Worked very well the first time I needed it good price for the quality.
Good value
Fits as expected haven't been in the rain yet but I'm sure it will keep me dry. Heavy construction more than expected for the price.
Great packaging speedy delivery while I look forward to not using it I love it.
Excellent design and perfect fit. It is exactly what I was looking for. My reg. size is large so I ordered the extra lare. Fits right over my leathers so just stop and put on when I hit the rain. AWESOME!!
Could have had a hood
First time I really tested this was on I-64 in SE Virginia during a tropical storm in bumper to bumper traffic. Exits were closed for flooding and with poor drainage from milling and patching, water was over my feet in some spots. It works, and it's a good value. One of the best purchases I ever made. Several hours later I got out of that storm and just left it on the whole way home since it was comfortable.
Bob from MD. I had to sew one foot strap but otherwise they are just what I wanted.
A lot of complements on the quality and appearance of the raingear.
High Quality, and the product works. I have used this rain suit for several years now, with the way it is made it will last many more.
No choice in size options. I needed a smaller pants then jacket. Store wouldn't let me swap.
Well made suit and a great buy for the money. This suit is much nicer than many other more expensive suits.
Good quality for low price!
I assumed that the top would fit and the pants would be too big and I would have to send it back because I didn't get to try it on before buying it. Nope, it fit perfectly. I haven't got to wear it in the rain yet, but it is very heavy duty fabric and well-made. I'm 6', 195 pounds with long arms and I ordered the XL and it fits great. The pants are a little long standing up, but are perfect when seated on the bike.
I finally got to wear it in the rain on my last trip. It performed flawlessly. No leaks, heavy duty material. I didn't want to review it until I used it, so this is it. For the price, it can't be beat in my opinion.
Recently went on 2500 mile ride to Tail of the Dragon from Michigan. Hit several showers and storms along the way and never got wet. Great product!
Used my suit in the Alps at altitude, 40 degrees with rain and snow. It worked great for two days straight and kept me dry. Great suit for the price.
Great suit for the price. Best money I ever spent.
Nice suit until it hits the pipes. The suit lasted one trip. Pay the extra money and get a better suit.
Price was right, quality appears to be above normal, have not had the opportunity to test it during inclement weather.
Thick, heavy weight and durable. Well worth the money. Better than other brands in the same price range. Recommended.
Great purchase,Received quickly,4 days later rode 6+ hours in the rain. Some water got thru, but overall we're pleased with the performance.
Great rainsuit at a great price. I haven't had to use it yet, but I unpacked it and checked it out for flaws - none found! Other rainsuits of this quality that I have checked cost over double the price.
Although I haven't had the chance to use the suit for it's intended purpose, easy to see that it's a quality piece of work, well made. The price was right as well, and it is a pretty good looking outfit too.
Good product I just got it. Pants a little long for the XXL. My length is 30 its about 6-8 inches longer. Need instructions to get suit folded in the attached pouch. I can not figure it out without tearing something. All in all a good buy.
Nice rain suit. Haven't had to use it yet & wish it had a hood. But fits good & I can tell its waterproof. At a good price too.
Very good quality rainsuit.
Clothing seems well made. Perfect around the shoulders and chest however tight around the gut and I am not at all fat.. I like it though,
I needed a rain suit after the move to Florida. Nearly everyday I get off work it rains almost all the way home. I went to the store in Daytona after seeing this suit online. Tried it on and thought the price was good. As I was on my way home I hit rain. With this in my bag I stopped and put it on. This suit worked FLAWLESSLY. Everything under the suit stayed dry as a bone. So glad I bought this. I feel alot less stressed about riding in the rain.
Suit melted first time I used it!!! Not satisfied ATT ALL !!! It does not appear to be heat resistant melted on inner parts of the leg on the pant
Nice rain suit but your sizing chart for this item is very confusing making you think you can order different sizes for the jacket and pants separately but you can't Order this size jacket for wearing over regular clothing: Order this size pant for wearing over regular clothing. I need a xl pant but 2xl jacket for wearing over regular clothing but couldn't order separately, Have to return item and order 2xl for jacket to fit but making pants too big
I got this for my husband for his birthday. He had to use it 2 days later and said it worked great!! He loved it.
Went with the chart when I ordered and the fit was spot on. Cool- wonderful- great, but did it work? ABOSOLUTELY. Ordered it with the Tourmaster boot protectors and within 2 days of receiving, was riding to work and noticed it clouding up. Pulled under the awning of a gas station and put on the rain gear and rode to work in a torrential downpour. Got to work and sauntered leisurely into the building while my coworkers scrambled from their cars in a panic. Took off the gear and was COMPLETELY dry. Spent my 1st 2 cups of coffee laughing my ass off at my coworkers who were calling me crazy but were now spending the 1st hour of the shift trying to accelerate the drying process! Thanks J&P!
Having read the reviews I was tempted to order one size larger. Am glad I didn't, top and bottom fit perfect! Can't comment on how it works in the rain yet, that will follow.Was able to get jacket and pants into the built in pouch!!
Got caught in a major thunder storm and hail storm with this suit on. Stayed dry and comfortable. Great product.
Great fit, heavy duty and durable at a great price!
The rainsuit is very good quality. The pants do run a little long.
For the money this is the best rain suit I've ever had. Fully adjustable fits good not clumsy or tent like. Definitely my go to gear.
Well made and comfortable.
used it the 1st time when I rode to florida. I got stuck riding in thunderstorm in s. carolina rain gear worked great.
Excellent quality, nice and roomy. Good solid fabric and stitching. Nice suit!
Nice suit great quality.
A little bluky but well made.
Rode from Mississippi to Colorado and back using this rainsuit, It rained on 4 of a six day trip the suit always kept me dry. Only suggestion to improve the suit would be to add heat resistant fabric to the lower legs.
Very well made. I have also used it to play golf.
It works. Got caught in a moderate rain for a littel more than two miles. No windshield and I stayed dry. Sizing is good. I'm 6'2" and 230 and the XXL fits well over my trousers and bike jacket.
Good Quality at a competitive price. Elastic at waist could be more generous in size.
great value
Looks great, fits well!
Rode in BIG rain. Worked flawlessly.
Very nice, good fit, may want to order a size larger if you wear bulky leather.
Great Suit, Good looking and very nice fitting, best on the market for the price. Better than any Harley Davidson suit out there....
The fit is great.
Got caught in some pretty heavy rain on the way back to PA after the open house in Iowa and kept dry by this suit. I recommend this suit.
I bought the rain gear at Sturgis and it performed great on the ride home to eastern Kentucky. I rode thru showers as well as a few heavy down pours and stayed dry and warm. Wish I would have had it on the trip there!
This suit was the best quality for the best price.
Fits great works good
fit great quality for price
Just got mine today. Tried it on for fit and fits fine. Nice detail to quality. Openings snitched up tightly to keep water out. May have to use it this coming weekend in rain.
I ordered the size recommended in the sizing chart, and the fit was tight. Order one size bigger than recommended. Performed well in the rain, however the first time I used it the seam for the Velcro closure ripped with the slightest pressure. I would recommend stepping up to a better selection if you plan to use this on a regular basis.
Awesome rain suit... Got to try it out already, got caught in a hard down pour rainstorm out of town and it went on quick and easy... I actually stayed dry... A valuable necessity, a high quality product at a very reasonable price. I am so glad I got it, and will never go anywhere without it. Thanks again J&P!
A good quality product at a reasonable price. It is a little heavier than I had expected but I can live with that.
very high quality , sizing is right on the money
I have had to use this rain suit (well, only used the jacket) a couple of times when I ran into a light rain. Works like a rain jacket should. Good fit (I ordered one size larger so it would fit over my leather jacket if need be). Sleeves could be a little longer for us taller riders. No idea how to fold the jacket into it's inner pocket.
Have not had to use yet. Seems good. A little bulky. Take up a lot of room in saddlebag.
This rain gear is well made for the price JP is selling it. The picture does not clearly define the elastic in the jacket in the middle. I ordered this in 2XL & 3XL just to be sure of the sizing. This elastic felt like it was tight around my waist on both Jackets with not much difference between the main body of 2XL and 3XL. The arms were much larger on the 3XL. I did return both sets as I would like rain gear that :Hangs" rather than bunches up aound the middle. I think this is a good value for the price.
I like this rain suit. Keeps me dry and warm. Even nice to wear on cool mornings to keep cold wind off me. And the color comes close to matching the Harley rain suits, works just as well and costs less.
Very good rainsuit but on the small side for sizes
Very nice, it hasn't stopped raining since I received it. Good fit.
we got to use them for the first time today and they were great.
I will rate it in the middle as it has been a dry summer so far and i have not needed to use it. Looks good sitting in the saddlebag though.
very good quality
just a little to large
really nice suit
very comfortable and it definitely works well...heavier constructed jacket will stand up to high speed wet travel runs a little smaller than what I thought it would just order a size larger than you normally would.
I'm satified with my gear just what I was looking for.
Very good gear for the price
Perfect price and fits great!!!
I am 5'10" 280 I was able to wear this over 2 sweatshirts and a heavy leather jacket with comfort. Light weight yet strong. 3300 miles 10 days and 4 long heavy storms some after dark stayed dry and warm. Would buy again loved this rain gear.
Very good rainsuit, kept me dry on 2 different occasions in downpours on a Colorado ride! That was Most Important! Had 2 prior HD rainsuits and they both leaked!!!!! Great value for a basic rainsuit that works!!! Highly recommend!!
best rain suit for the money, compacts to a nice little pack that can strap to a sissy bar or handlebars.
Good rain suit!! Fits well and made well. Used it a couple of days ago. Rode for two hours in the rain. I would recommend it!!
Great product. Would have been nice to have instructions on how to fold it into the bag in the pocket. However, I love puzzles and figured it out after about 10 minutes.
Have finally been afforded the opportunity to wear this suit in the rain while riding. It kept me dry. the coat collar fit well and was not bothersome. the pants did not ride up or lift above my boots. not a whole lot of frills. but certainly a good, decent product for the price point.
For the price, good product.
Ordering process easy. The first rain suit had to be returned because of size. Return process also vary easy. The next suit received fits fine. Would recomend to a friend.
a bit on the small side for 4xx usually I wear a 3xx and have plenty of stretching room. These chineese made cloths are usually downsized
Fits well a little baggy in places.
Looks great fits well have not had to use it in the rain as of yet.
Good solid jacket - strong fabric. Order one size larger than you think you need.
Really good rain suit for the price you pay. I actually got to wear them the first day I got them becasue it rained and I had somewhere to be they kept me dry through 60 miles of on again off again rain. Only thing is I got a size big so I could wear warmer clothing under it, unfortunately it makes the pants big enough that I think they will hit the pipes when I ride so I have to wear chaps over the pants so as not to melt them. Rated them a 4 star cause it is a great rain suit, just wish the pants came with some heat protection on them.
jacket is tight for a 4x not sure it will fit over a leather,pants seem fine.
I'm 6 feet tall and 285Lbs. ordered a 4xl. The jacket fits perfect, but a hoodie would be all I could wear under it. A heavy leather jacket wont fit under it. Pants are 4xl, to long in the leg and a little tight in the crouch, but functional.
the suit is of good quality, but the size is off. at 6' 250 lbs I needed the 4X top but the bottoms are way to big had ordered a 2X the top was way to small but the pants were good, recommend selling top and bottoms separate.
Fits good no chance to wear it yet
nice suit, just will not fit too small
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I was sitting at the dining table yesterday afternoon, and the winter sun cast a soft glow on our nativity that rested quietly in the middle of the table. The table runner is of hand spun yarn that the family together had woven. Baby Jesus, Mary, and Joseph were felted by Jennifer and the children. The transparency scenes were created by Ricky and Joey. The twig house was made by me a couple of years ago. A family's heart and hands.
While the Christmas items around the house will soon be stored or transformed for other uses, the image of the nativity will remain with me as the new year approaches. The spirit by which it was created continues to live on. The blessing of family bridges the seasons and the years. Our creative striving and our love for each other continue to sustain our souls for all eternity.
My new year blessing to you:
year to year
season to season
morning, noon, and eve
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TWISP A local hotel is working on expanding its services, and the Town Council helped the process along last week by green-lighting amendments to the zoning ordinance amendment and land use map.
Twisp River Suites, 140 Twisp River Road, has installed two washers and two dryers, both industrial sized, in a small yellow house nearby that will serve as the staff's laundry facility, owner Joe Marver said.
While the hotel currently offers parking for 24 vehicles, a new parking lot is planned on property at 223 W. Twisp Ave., according to an ordinance approved by the council on May 14.
The amendment changed that area from residential multi-family zoning to tourist commercial, Clerk/Treasurer Jackie Moriarty said.
Marver declined to provide further details about the property itself until the escrow closes.
A revision to the town's land use map was then approved because of the zoning change, Moriarty said. Public hearings were held in March and April for both proposed changes.
Twisp River Suites is also adding three pet-friendly rooms to its current 13 suites, and they could be ready for visitors by mid-July.
"That's being hopeful, of course. I'm a very positive person," Marver said.
The suites will include new washable comforters for pets to lie on and doggie doors that lead outside into enclosed dog runs, he said.
Marver hopes the pet-friendly rooms will draw more interest, but said the hotel is already "filling up rather quickly" for the summer.
"I think we've got a formula that works," he said.
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Speedway to Market Basket: 'Be Our Guest'
LOUDON, N.H. - With the hopes of boosting morale for the thousands of Market Basket employees, who are struggling amidst an unprecedented fight for control of the company, New Hampshire Motor Speedway is inviting workers to attend the SYLVANIA 300 NASCAR race on Sept. 21 for free.
A limited number of tickets are being set aside for Market Basket workers who want to attend, but given the current circumstances with reduced hours and impending layoffs might not be able to afford to purchase tickets. Free Friday and Saturday tickets will also be available for those employees who cannot attend on Sunday.
"These men and women are the people who have taken care of all of New England on weekends, and right now, their lives are upside down," explains Jerry Gappens, executive vice president and general manager of NHMS. "So in the spirit of neighbor helping neighbor, we want to offer to host the Market Basket employees so they can put aside the challenges they face and enjoy a day at the races."
NHMS is spreading the word publicly to ensure workers know about the available tickets. Gappens is extending a personal invitation to Arthur T. Demoulas to be his guest for the race as well.
"We want to offer Artie T. and his workers a chance to get away from the picket lines for a little while and spend time together away from the stress of the current situation," says Gappens.
Tickets for the SYLVANIA 300 will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. The speedway is working with Market Basket store managers in New Hampshire to spread the word and help distribute the tickets to employees. Michael LeClair, general manager of Tilton Store 59, will help oversee the ticket distribution.
"This is an incredibly generous donation, and it comes at a time when our workers don't have a lot to smile about," says LeClair. "I know for a fact that many of Market Basket's workers are huge race fans, and without these free tickets, they wouldn't be able to afford to go to the race this fall."
NHMS is pleased to see the latest developments in the media that suggest a resolution to this conflict may be coming to an end. Regardless of the outcome, it is obvious that workers have had to make major changes to their own lives and lifestyles. So no matter what happens with the negotiations, this offer stands for employees who want to come to the race in September.
Gappens says this gesture is not about taking sides in a battle between the board of directors and the employees of Market Basket.
"There are no winners when these people are out of work, when the store shelves are empty, when the Demoulas family is fighting for control of the company, and when shoppers are forced to go elsewhere," says Gappens. "We have all read the headlines of the ripple effect this fight is having on businesses and families throughout the region. It's a sad time for everyone involved. I know this is not a solution to the problem, but if it gives workers a chance to forget about the challenges for a day and escape into the fun of auto racing, then thatis our goal."
Market Basket workers will be contacted by store managers to notify them about the tickets, which will be made available for a limited time. This offer is extended to the employees of Market Basket in New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts.


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Eliminate Signal Gibberish
Several steps can help maintain the integrity of measurement and control signals.
Despite ongoing advancements in technology, instrumenting a process still can pose technical challenges. While such projects may seem straightforward, much can go wrong. A successful installation requires:
• matching each variable to be measured with the most appropriate sensor;
• installing, calibrating and interfacing the sensor properly to the controller or recorder/indicator; and
• in some cases, conditioning, converting, compensating or mathematically manipulating the data generated by the sensor to provide meaningful information.
With this in mind, here are common-sense ideas to consider when instrumenting a process to ensure appropriate signal integrity.
Although it's generally obvious what quantity to measure in flow, temperature, pressure and level sensor applications, it's not always obvious which sensor technology best suits the job. A mismatch between the sensing technology and the desired measurement can lead to inaccuracies and degraded control.
Flowmeters. The great variety of flowmeter technologies available complicates the selection task. Some may work equally well in an application while others may pose problems. The technologies fall into five classifications: velocity, inferential, variable area, positive displacement and mass (Table 1).
Many kinds of flowmeters — including electromagnetic (conductive liquids only), vortex and swirl, turbine, and ultrasonic — sense a fluid's average velocity. Multiplying that velocity by the cross-sectional area of the meter or pipe gives volumetric flow rates.
| Flowmeter Types -- Table 1. Devices based on velocity, differential pressure (DP)
and other technologies can measure flow.
When specifying velocity meters, consider the fluid's velocity profile in the pipe, which depends on piping geometry and Reynolds number. If the flow is turbulent (Reynolds number greater than 10,000), the velocity is virtually the same at the pipe's center and inside walls. Otherwise flow velocities across the pipe cross-section differ, making the average more difficult to calculate.
Inferential flowmeters — including differential pressure (DP) flowmeters (the most widely used) such as orifice plates, wedges, venturis, nozzles, flow tubes and pitot tubes — use another measurement (e.g., pressure) that has widely accepted correlations to calculate flow rate. For DP meters, the flow calculation depends on the square root of the measured DP, the fluid density, pipe cross-sectional area, the area through the restriction, and a coefficient that's specific to the device.
A variable area meter or rotameter is simple and inexpensive. It consists of a float within a tapered tube. The float's position is a balance between the upward flow rate and gravity forces acting on it. But its accuracy (±2% of full scale) is relatively low and depends on precise knowledge of the fluid and process. It's also susceptible to vibration and plugging by solids.
Positive displacement meters capture a specific volume of fluid and pass it to the outlet, providing true volumetric flow rates without calculations. They require no power, handle high pressures and provide excellent accuracies. However, they're often expensive and can't deal with multiphase fluids.
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The "From" line of email messages can easily be faked, and so you should never rely on just looking at the "From" line to determine if an email is real or not. There are many other clues to the authenticity of such email:
- The email contains obvious grammatical or spelling errors ("Due to concerns, for")
- The message opening very general (as above, "Dear valued Citibank Member:") incorrectly identifies you, or uses only your email account name ("Dear Kan13245")
- The email asks you to "renew your records" or otherwise update your account information.
- The message asks you to link to a web site which seems to be legitimate, but has extra information or characters at the end (http://www.amazon.com/myhacksite?brth=2y3bn45&uid=Kan13245).
- The web site prompts you for your userid and password, and then opens a page asking for credit card numbers, bank account numbers and so forth.
Any time you receive an email like this, exercise extreme caution, as the email is most likely a fake.
While not all of these clues may be in the email, it is always best to be very suspicious of any email which invites you to give important personal information, especially if you have not solicited any such request from the company.


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In this open inquiry activity introducing concepts of remote sensing, students will discuss and research different invisible phenomena. They will then test and verify the existence of selected invisible phenomena by using measurement or detection... (View More) devices. Depending on the phenomena being investigated, some of the following supplies are suggested: thermometer, light meter, decibel meter, telescope, gas sensors, filters, anemometer, and/or radon testing kit. This activity is part of the Ground Truth Studies Teacher Handbook, which provides more than 20 activities to build student understanding of global change and remote sensing, and includes background chapters for teachers, glossary, and appendices. (View Less)
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by Pete Mazzaccaro
Fans and followers of technology can't really go a week without someone rhapsodizing about how the spread of information online is enlightening everyone. Not since the printing press has any single technology made the world's knowledge more available, thus leveling the playing fields. No matter where you are or what you do, the theory goes, everyone with access to the Web has access to all human knowledge.
Hand in hand with the gospel of Google, however, is the rising tide of fear and loathing that the very same Web that has weaved this great informational revolution is simultaneously eroding our rights to privacy. As we surf through the great treasure troves of learning, the big, data hungry tech companies like Google, Amazon and Facebook compile electronic dossiers that can, the most fearful among us believe, be turned over to the Feds at a moment's notice.
But is the Internet really so all-knowing?
On Monday, as I began to contemplate the topic for this very piece, a breaking wave of disbelief was forming over an apparent case of mass ignorance regarding the Titanic.
The ship disaster, popularized (I think it's fair to say) by James Cameron in the 1997 film starring Leonardo DiCaprio, is marking its 100th anniversary. The resulting press and a documentary by Cameron evidently set off a flood of shock and disbelief by young people who had no idea the movie was based on a real event.
The surprised Twitter users began tweeting their disbelief for the whole world to read. A typical sentiment was: "Wow. I thought Titanic was just a movie. Mind blown."
The skeptic in me assumes that a good number of the tweets were a gag. But I've also been around long enough to know that whenever you really don't believe how ignorant people can be, you're likely going to be wrong.
Here the relevant info on something as historically significant as the Titanic is literally a simple Wikipedia search away, yet so many were still taken by complete surprise that something only 100 years in the past was real.
What does this all prove? Maybe not a whole lot, other than that the truth of the matter is never really as big as people assume.
We can put technology on a pedestal and credit its rise with everything from easier research to the Arab Spring revolutions of a year ago.
Or we can fret about its meddlesome disruption of so many things we've held dear for so long, like the record store, cable television and newspapers.
But in the end, it's really just another tool. And no matter what the tool is, be it t_he printing press or the World Wide Web, the people using the tools are still going to be, well, people.
Technology has certainly changed a lot about the way we get and trade information. As much as many might disagree, I don't think it has made us less intelligent. But I think it's also safe to say in the face of bright and shining evidence that it hasn't made us any smarter either.


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As if you needed yet another reason to absolutely adore the VIP plus-size models who're making waves in the biz, we've got one more for you gals. A few of our favorite lovely ladies are giving back in a major way—and we're loving it! Here's the dish:
That's Leona Palmer, Chella Ferrow, Roniann Mears: all models involved in the campaign!
Allow me to introduce you to Curves for Change (great name!), a non-profit organization started by plus-size models Kate Dillon (remember her from our Beautiful Bodies spread?) and Julie Henderson, that aims to help women around the globe by partnering with and raising money for great causes like The Komera Project, which helps provide access to secondary education to girls in Rwanda, and Hardy Girls Healthy Women, which focuses on building self-esteem and confidence in young women. Here's how the gorgeous gals at Curves for Change describe their mission:
Curves for Change is a coalition of fashion models committed to using their careers and visibility to advocate for and support organizations working to empower women and girls worldwide.
Well, that sounds flippin' amazing, now doesn't it? While Kate and Julie started the organization, tons more models—plus-size, straight-size and fitness models, too!—are involved, including Bernadett Vajda, Taylor Steele, Chella Ferrow and Traci Copeland to name a few.
Here's the best news: Curves for Change's latest project offers you lovely ladies a way to get involved...and it doesn't involve having to sign a multi-million dollar deal with Ford Modeling Agency first.
If you're in New York City, Curves for Change is hosting a 5k fun run/walk on May 19th to raise money for The Komera Project and Hardy Girls Healthy Women. Kate will be at the run, along with Lonneke Engel, Elettra Wiedemann and Lizzie Miller (yes, that Lizzie Miller—the girl on page 194!). Sound like your cup o' tea? Register here, New York ladies!
__If you're not in New York City,__you can still show your support for Curves for Change's mission a few ways: First, walk on your own, wherever you live! The New York 5k is part of Global Run for Komera, so people will be running and walking worldwide, including Africa! "I love the idea of people all over the country running or walking to support this cause, even if they just run around their neighborhoods with their best girlfriends," Kate told me. Additionally, you can provide support through donation here.
Cool, right? Keep up the amazing work, Kate, Julie and co.! We adore you for inspiring us with not only your gorge looks, but your thoughtful actions, too!
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CSS nominated "Best International Band" for 2007 Shockwaves NME Awards
Our own CSS has been nominated for a 2007 Shockwaves NME Award in the category of "Best International Band"! And, though it may seem like damning with faint praise to say that we enjoy them more than, say, The Killers, we are quite excited at the prospect that they might actually win. And so, we would like to take this opportunity to respectfully suggest that you VOTE FOR THEM!
And, if haven't already been won over by the many charms of CSS, now would be a good time to buy a copy of their debut full-length, Cansei de Ser Sexy.
The Shockwaves NME Awards ceremony will be taking place March 1, 2007 at London's Hammersmith Palais.


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Editor's Note: TheStreet ratings do not represent the views of TheStreet's staff or its contributors. Ratings are established by computer based on metrics for performance (which includes growth, stock performance, efficiency and valuation) and risk (volatility and solvency). Companies with poor cash flow or high debt levels tend to earn lower ratings in our model. NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Home Depot (NYSE: HD) hit a new 52-week high Tuesday as it is currently trading at $79.12, above its previous 52-week high of $78.54 with 1.5 million shares traded as of 9:35 a.m. ET. Average volume has been 7.1 million shares over the past 30 days. Home Depot has a market cap of $113.92 billion and is part of the services sector and retail industry. Shares are up 24.1% year to date as of the close of trading on Monday. The Home Depot, Inc. operates as a home improvement retailer. The company has a P/E ratio of 25.6, above the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7.
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by Kevin Dicciani
The Citibank at 8500 Germantown Avenue vanished over night. Well, not really.
The bank's disappearance over the weekend is due to the larger restructuring of Citigroup, which announced on Dec. 5 that it would be closing 13 of its 21 Philadelphia area branches, along with others in Boston and North Jersey, and laying off 11,000 people.
Spending as much as $4 million per office, Citigroup planned the move as more and more people are banking digitally. The company has made an effort to open branches in well-traversed suburban areas with plentiful parking – so – one has to wonder if the never-ending parking fiasco in Chestnut Hill was a contributing factor in Citibank's departure.
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Utah woman sues bagel shop for $1 million over allegedly contaminated tea
LAYTON, Utah (KUTV) - A Utah woman is suing a popular bagel restaurant for $1 million after she claims it accidentally poisoned her.
Last July, Selina Beilstein and her daughter were eating at Einstein Bros. Bagels in Layton when she poured herself a cup of tea that she says tasted "tainted."
Moments later, Beilstien claims she and her daughter became instantly ill and both began violently vomiting. They each experienced burning in their throats, developed hives and were rushed to the doctor.
Beilstein believes the restaurant had used an industrial cleaner on the tea dispenser and failed to rinse all of the chemicals off. She says they haven't been the same since that sip of tea.
Beilstein has suffered from esophagitis, acid reflux and has had two surgeries. She remains in constant pain.
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Trending in Asia: Guardians of the Galaxy
In Trending in Asia, netizens are searching for superhero blockbuster Guardians of the Galaxy, information about the Ebola virus, and a new YouTube singing sensation from the Philippines.
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Find Geriatric Care Managers Near You
Geriatric Care Managers
Geriatric care managers (GCMs) are usually social workers, psychologists, nurses, gerontologists, or others with both training and experience in a number of aspects of elder care. They can assess needs, handle crises (such as an emergency hospitalization), help place an older adult in a long-term care facility, help solve family disputes, locate community resources, or simply fill in for family caregivers at doctor appointments and assist with other daily care.
For many families, senior care planning and coordination can be overwhelming. In some cases, a loved one's health needs are at a crisis point and there are too many decisions to make all at once. Or you may live too far from your loved one to check on her regularly. Some aging seniors are resistant to receiving care. In other situations, family conflict can be a major issue.
GCMs are like a quarterback, coordinating all the different moving parts of senior care -- from logistics and scheduling to emotional support and family mediation. Their experience can guide you through the challenges you face.
What Geriatric Care Managers do
Assessment. When you first hire a geriatric care manager, he'll meet with your loved one (and family members, if appropriate) to evaluate the current situation. He'll assess your loved one's physical environment and mental, social, and emotional functioning and independence. Based on this assessment and conversations with family members, the GCM will identify your loved one's care needs.
Plan of care. Once the assessment is complete, the GCM will make recommendations about the types of care your loved one needs. He'll meet with you to review these recommendations in detail and get your feedback. He'll note recommendations in a written plan of care. As care progresses or as care needs change, the care manager will note progress in the plan of care and make updates as needed.
Coordination of services. A geriatric care manager can be as actively involved in the care of your loved one as you need him to be; be sure to clarify expectations at the outset. Most GCMs know all the senior care providers in your area and are well prepared to help you find the best match for your loved one. You can expect him to help you find agencies to provide in-home care, hospice, or skilled nursing care, as well as to coordinate the comings and goings of the caregivers. If your loved one needs residential care, the GCM will help you find the best assisted living or nursing home that meets your loved one's needs and fits within your budget. Some GCMs will also help with day-to-day care for your loved one -- picking up prescriptions, taking your loved one to doctor appointments, or visiting for regular check-ins.
Family support. GCMs also provide invaluable support to family members as they cope with a loved one's decline or illness. They can help smooth communication and mediate disagreements.
Ideas, products, and innovations. GCMs are always on the lookout for new types of services and tools to make caregiving easier and to help keep your loved one safe. Many will be able to tell you about new technologies, tools, or aids that help your loved one maintain independence and mobility for as long as possible.
Cost of Geriatric Care Managers
Some local government agencies and charitable groups offer consulting services free or on a sliding scale according to income level. If you hire a geriatric care manger privately, expect to pay $75 to $250 an hour.
Geriatric care management is strictly private pay. Medicare, Medigap, Medicaid, and managed care and long-term care insurance do not cover the service.
Veterans benefits don't cover geriatric care management, but they do cover geriatric evaluation and management (GEM), a similar service that includes a comprehensive assessment of the veteran's physical, medical, and emotional needs. For more about GEM, see Using V.A. Benefits to Pay for Long-Term Care.
How to find a Geriatric Care Manager
To find a highly qualified GCM in your area, ask friends and doctors for personal recommendations. Then, search by zip code here in the Caring.com Geriatric Care Manager Directory, and be sure to look for reviews of GCMs written by other family caregivers.


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Author Notes: When I asked my boyfriend, an avid lover of seafood of all kinds, what I should make for this contest, he quickly and enthusiastically answered, "sardine butter!" Eaten on toast as an hors d'oeuvre or starter, it is the love child of two ingredients beloved by people from his region of France: sea salt-laced butter, and sardines. As a bonus, it is really easy to make and store. —Cristina Sciarra
Food52 Review: WHO: cristinasciarra lives in Brooklyn, is getting her MFA in writing, and loves to travel.
WHAT: A simple French-inspired butter of sardines with a kiss of lemon and chives for depth.
HOW: Mashing the butter and sardines takes nothing but a fork -- no special equipment required!
WHY WE LOVE IT: This is butter with some body, able to stand up to the crustiest bread and sturdiest cracker. It keeps well, too! —The Editors
Serves: about 6 people
1.25 sticks/10 tablespoons salted butter, slightly softened (If you can find butter with actual crystals of salt, even better)
1 can good quality sardines, packed in oil (either use boneless or debone yourself!)
juice of ½ a lemon
about a tablespoon of minced chives
freshly ground black pepper
- Place the softened butter in a medium bowl. Drain the sardines, and add them to the bowl. Use a fork to mash the butter and the sardines together. Have fun!
- After a minute, add the lemon juice. Keep mashing until incorporated. At the last minute, add the chives, and some black pepper.
- Move the butter to a ramekin, or roll it in plastic to form a log. Refrigerate it for at least an hour or so.
- Serve the sardine butter with toast.
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VERGENNES — Robyn Yoder had grown weary of living in a troubled home and decided earlier this year that it was time for a change.
"I moved away from my family of struggling addicts. I needed to cleanse my life from that," she said on Thursday.
So Yoder, 24, and her boyfriend, Josh Gordon, 26, moved from southern Vermont to the Vergennes area, where Gordon was raised.


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Business Groups Oppose Cybersecurity Push
WSJ's Siobhan Gorman joins The News Hub with a look at President Obama's executive order on cybersecurity, which could lead to national standards on protection of computer networks. Photo: AFP/Getty Images.
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by Tom Utescher
Out of Mount St. Joseph Academy's eight entries at the 2011 Scholastic Rowing Association of America Regatta last weekend, all five MSJ eights made it past the qualifying round and three reached the finals.
On the Cooper River Park course in Camden, NJ, the Mount's varsity eight (Maggie Rush (cox), Dana Lerro (stroke), Meredith Bracken, Katie O'Connell, Darian DiCianno, Rose Ehrlich, Julie McGlynn, Katie Casebeer, Emily Carbone) finished fourth, as did the lightweight eight (Erin McElroy (cox), Molly Tenzinger (stroke), Kait Loftus, Paige Flynn, Leah McGlynn, Meg Bresnahan, Katie McCormick, Kate Mirabella, Colette McNeela). The freshman eight for the Magic (Madi Kist (cox), Natalie Simms (stroke), Elizabeth McKernan, Michela Karrash, Lauren Matchett, Maddie Lawn, Jocelyn Ziemniak, Sarah Curcio, Leah Ramos) was fifth in its final race.
The Mount's senior four, JV four and lightweight four participated in the initial heats on Friday, but were unable to pass through to the semi-finals.
In each heat of the senior four event (containing five or six boats), the boats placing first and second went to the semifinals, and third and fourth took part in the repechage, an extra round of races that was added to the categories with the largest number of entrants and which served as an additional feed-in stage for the semi-finals. The MSJ crew (Annie Tenzinger (cox), Hannah Keller (stroke), Kaitlin Kiernan, Rebecca McCool, Carly Scullin) came in fifth and missed the "reps" by the narrowest of margins. Just one hundredth of a second separated the Magic (6:14.72) from number four First Colonial of Virginia Beach (6:14.71).
No repechage was available to the other two MSJ fours. The JV (Alyssa Pagliaro (cox), Geneva Russell (stroke), Jacqueline James, Michelle Walter, Gwyn Kieffer) and the lights (Beth Weinrich (cox), Abigail Shreero (stroke), Emily McHugh, Bridget Fitzpatrick, Lexi Meister) were each fifth in their respective heat races.
There were more generous terms in the second eight class, where the top four boats in each heat went straight to the semi's. Here the Mounties
(Mary Raggazino (cox), Steph Henrich (stroke), Cathleen Keene, Lauren Hamilton, Maddie Wescott, Sarah Krmpotich, Anna DelRicci, Katelyn Keane, Bobbie Sutton) advanced by snapping up that last available spot in their heat. Only three crews from each semifinal could continue, though, and in a race won by eventual bronze medalist T.C. Williams (Alexandria, Va.), Mount St. Joe ended up fourth.
The Magic's JV eight (Alex Kist (cox), Kiera McCloy (stroke), Meg O'Brien, Rachel Heller, Emma Thompson, Brianna Sylvester, Fiona Kelly, Emily Ruddy, Maureen Flynn) easily became one of the three boats in its initial heat to advance in the regatta. The Mounties were second in their opening race, a dozen seconds ahead of the third-place crew.
Only the top two in each of three semifinals went to the medal race, though, and the Mount jayvee's came in third in a semi contest won by Montclair (NJ), the gold medalist at the Stotesbury Cup Regatta a week earlier. The overall field was stronger in Camden, and Montclair did not even medal in the SRAA finals.
The level was raised in a number of categories by the presence of Midwest power New Trier High School, from suburban Chicago. The Trevians sent four of their girls eights to the finals, winning gold medals in the varsity and second eight categories, and silver in the freshman class.
The Mount St. Joe freshmen, who hadn't made it through the semifinal stage at Stotesbury, were happy to reach the finals at Nationals last weekend. In the heats, they were second in their section to Saratoga Springs High School, the eventual bronze medal winner.
In the semifinals they faced the other two medalists, gaining a spot in the finals by coming in third to New Jersey's Holy Spirit (gold) and New Trier (silver). The Mount was more than a dozen seconds ahead of another Jersey crew, fourth-place Mainland. In the finals the Magic were fifth, between number four Radnor and sixth-place Upper Arlington, from Ohio.
The varsity eight and lightweight eight for Mount St. Joe were both defending SRAA gold medalists, but with significant personnel turnover in each boat, the former frontrunners have come back to the pack this spring.
There were promising results in the preliminary rounds last weekend, though. Both the lightweights and the varsity placed first in their heat races and their semifinals.
However, the times in the semi's hinted at trouble, and although the figures recorded in different heats aren't necessarily accurate indicators of different crews' capabilities, in this case the numbers may have had a tale to tell. Five schools put up faster semifinal times than the Magic in the varsity category (only four reached the finals), and while the lights won their semifinal, all three of the crews that advanced from the other semifinal were quicker.
The MSJ lightweights beat one of those three, New Trier, in the final race, but Winter Park (Fl.), well behind the Magic in their semifinal meeting, jumped up to take the bronze medal ahead of the Mount. Bishop Eustace, which finished behind the Magic at Stotesbury, excelled on its Cooper River home waters to take the SRAA gold medal in 5:16.55, followed by Stotesbury champ Holy Spirit (5:19.08) and Winter Park (5:19.88). The Mount (5:22.07) came in ahead of New Trier (5:23.52) and Merion Mercy Academy (5:29.68).
In the varsity final, New Trier (5:03.95) trumped Philly area favorite Radnor High School (5:04.96), and farther back were bronze medalist Saratoga (5:08.26) and Mount St. Joseph (5:10.60). In fifth and sixth were two Virginia crews, James Madison (5:12.54) and T.C. Williams (5:19.53).
The Mount V-8 is a technically polished crew, but gives away a lot of pounds and inches to physically larger rivals at the top levels of competition. The good news for the Magic is that six of the rowers will be back as seniors in 2012.


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After bold stimulus measures by the world's major central banks all eyes are now on China to come up with a monetary boost to bring momentum back into its economy, but one expert expects quite the contrary. He tells CNBC the next major policy move from China will likely be an interest rate hike.
According to Zhang Zhiwei, Chief China Economist at Nomura, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) will leave rates unchanged for the rest of 2012, and raise borrowing costs twice in the second-half of 2013 due to rising inflationary pressures.
The PBOC last moved on rates in July when it cut the one-year lending rate by 31 basis points to 6 percent.
The third quarter will mark the "bottom for the economy," which is already heating up, Zhang told CNBC Asia's "Squawk Box" on Thursday. He added that the inflation rate was already on an upward trend which would drive the PBOC to increase interest rates.
China's annual inflation rate moved up to 2 percent in August after hitting a 30-month low of 1.8 percent in July. And, Zhang sees inflation at over 4 percent in 2013, much higher than the consensus forecast of 3.4 percent.
"The surge in global food prices is also likely to push up pork and edible oil prices in China," Zhang said.
In the PBOC's latest monetary policy report, the central bank also warned that inflation will rebound gradually from August onwards as a result of monetary loosening earlier in the year.
Bullish on Growth
Zhang also said there would be a spurt in economic growth in the fourth quarter. He forecasts gross domestic product to expand 8.8 percent in the last three months of the year, one of the most bullish projections for China growth.
He expects infrastructure investment to support this growth. Earlier this month the government approved more than $150 billion in infrastructure spending.
"The economy started to show some positive signs from the leading indicators, particularly in the housing sector. Housing is 27 percent of China's investment," he said, pointing to a pickup in land sales, transaction volumes and housing starts in August.
New housing starts, for example, rose 14 percent year-on-year in August from a 27 percent decline in July.
The latest economic indicator out of China, HSBC's Flash Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI), which measures factory activity, edged up slightly to 47.8, from the final reading of 47.6 in August. A reading above 50 indicates expanding activity, and one below 50 signals contraction.
Zhang said China's PMI data should show further improvement in October and November as the economy picks up momentum.
By CNBC's Ansuya Harjani


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