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Hey guys, as I'm super bored at school in my study, I figured I may as well make this, to help others to choose what trials tyre they should be getting for whatever style of riding they have or demand from a tyre.
I have experience in both bike and uni trials, and have used all of the following tyres at some point in both of my sports. I also consider feedback and opinions of riders from both trials sports such as Joe Hodges and many of the top British biketrials mod riders.
NB: These reviews are for trials riders, and not street/flat riders who have different demands in these tyres.
Maxxis Creepy Crawler
One of the most popular trials tyres, especially for beginners. Designed by Dani Comas as a tyre to aid him and his teammates with super grip on natural terrain which the original Monty tyres were failing at.
Grip- Second to none, as proven in previous biketrials world championships where these and Try-Alls were the only tyres were gripping on the wet mossy rock sections. Still grips OK in wet.
Compound- 42a super tacky compound by Maxxis, extremely sticky and grippy, but can have a 'dragging' feeling.
Bounce- Fairly decent, nothing particularly ground-breaking, but good. Soft and slow rebound. Depends on rider's own personal taste and tyre pressure.
Wear-rate- Wears down quite quickly in comparison to other tyres like Try-All. Notorious in biketrials for wearing quickly.
Sidewalls- My pet-hate feature of this tyre, the quality of the sidewall is horrid. Threads start appearing and many in biketrials have torn the sidewalls. Sidewalls are very thin and fold extremely easily which is why many top riders dislike this tyre as sometimes a preload for a no-prebounce gap can just 'loop out' because the sidewalls 'slip'. Very hard to explain, but this is the main reason why top riders stray away from this tyre.
Pinch-resistance- In biketrials, let's just say people HATE this tyre's pinch resistance because the thin sidewalls crush the inner tube inside when they fold like mad. I've known riders on London bike rides to have had 4 pinch flats from Creepy Crawlers in one day. In uni, less is the case, but you may as well know the reputation for this tyre from the bike perspective...
Overall: Get this tyre if you are on a budget, extremely cheap compared to some other tyres. The grip is really something you should be looking for when riding natural especially. If you like running your tyre at super hard pressures and ride natural, then this tyre is fine for you. For urban riders, this tyre still grips great in the wet, but it does wear a bit faster than other tyres. But, for flat riders, due to the build style and quality of this tyre, it is not a good candidate for shaving. Too thin and 'thready' in areas for it to be suitable for shaving.
Try-All Stiky
Another very popular tyre choice, but sadly at a comparatively high price. Extremely grippy, with an advantageous tread pattern.
Grip- Very very good, the undisputed best for grip on wet round rails, the way the tyre is shaped on the corners with the low-profile side treads and the sidewall that sticks out slightly, it has great 'edge' grip on rails, which I was shocked to see when Joe was riding along a long wet round rail.
Compound- Sticky stuff, not quite as draggy as the Creepy Crawler, but definitely one of the longest lasting treads compared to some other tyres.
Wear-rate- surprisingly slow considering how grippy this is. Joe Hodges still has his one from around a year ago when he first got his Koxx sponsorship.
Tread-pattern- one of the nicest features of this tyre, it is designed to flick out mud more effectively than the traditional 'block tread' style of most tyres. Looks great, grips extremely well on the edge of surfaces, biketrials riders LOVE this tyre.
Bounce-like Marmite, this is love or hate... me and Joe used to hate the bounce of this tyre because it is so damn different in feel to tyres like the Monty Eagle Claw and Maxxis CC. But after a while, we got used to it and love the way it bounces. Extremely bouncy for sure, its hard and thick sidewalls give a hard rebound property making the bounce feel 'stiffer'.
Sidewalls- extremely good sidewals, thick and a nice chunky wall of rubber. Much much nicer than CC or Eagle Claw sidewalls which rip and show threads. Makes this tyre perfect for shaving.
Pinch resistance- pretty decent, not many biketrials riders complaining, definitely MUCH better than CCs on this front.
Overall: Extremely nice tyre, with the highest construction quality over any other trials tyre. Amazing grip, innovative tread pattern, unique side-grip properties, decent pinch resistance, super long lasting... A great tyre for BOTH urban and natural riders... (a very rare feat).
Monty Eagle Claw
Essentially, this tyre is an upgrade of the Creepy Crawler. Same style of construction and improved in almost all areas.
Grip- read Maxxis Creepy Crawler
Wear-rate- lasts a decent amount of time, longer than the CC, but Try-All lasts longer for sure. Still damn impresseed.
Sidewalls- like the CC's except a tad thicker and does not have the unreliable folding properties that can upset your preloads. Good stuff... however, my only criticism is that the sidewalls are still slightly 'papery' like the CC and threads poke through, makes it look cheap and feel cheap. Meh, no great loss.
Pinch resitance- DAMN good, so damn good. Joe hardly ever got pinches with this tyre, and the biketrials people I ride with share the same view and experiences.
Bounce- Insanely good, insanely... good... Joe's choice tyre for bounce. Again, bounce is very much down to personal preferance and tyre pressure.
Overall: Really really really good tyre, in a nutshell: a Creepy Crawler with most of its flaws improved! Only criticism: papery sidewalls with threads poking through. A must for natural riders.
Monty Elite/Atlas/Salmon wall/Yellow wall/White wall
The original style of Monty tyre, has been around for years and years but discontinued a few years ago. Great bounce, shit grip.
Grip- ergh, not very good at all. It is shocking how badly it grips in the wet. Shall we just say that back about a year ago, me on a Creepy Crawler was beating Joe on an old school Monty at some wet natural because he was slipping so much. In the dry, it's fine.
Compound- very funny compound that is SUPER soft, but not grippy... almost like foam?! Mmm...
Wear-rate- Pretty decent, lasts a fair amount of time with most people, but not as good in this case as the Try-All. Similar to Eagle Claw in this case from my experience and many others'.
Pinch resistance- read Monty Eagle Claw, very similar in this case
Bounce- EXTREMELY stiff rebound properties due to the extra extra stiff sidewalls, this was the key feature of the tyre. I loved this tyre for bounce, and hundreds of bike riders would agree. But again, bounce is very much personal preference.
Sidewalls- SUPER thick, and give a hard rebound, shame that threads start appearing over them making it look old extremely quickly.
Overall: Very good if you plan on riding in the dry and on urban. Not so good for wet at all. However... vintage. Also... damn easy to get on and off rims!
Echo (ALL-BLACK 2007/2008 onwards) and Onza Sticky Fingers
These two tyres are the same model of tyre except the Onza has a coloured stripe down the middle (either redbrown or grey). This tyre is extremely underrated and not as bad as some may think. Joe Hodges used the Onza tyre to win his first British trials championship. Also, the Echo is THE choice tyre for British Biketrials urban riders. Not too great for natural or wet weather though...
Grip- Nothing special at all... little bit better than the old school Monty tyre in this case(refer to old school Monty tyre review above)
Tread pattern- very tightly packed blocks, and very stiff blocks at that! Not too great for grip compared to other tread patterns (e.g. Maxxis, Try-All, Eagle Claw)... but gives low rolling resistance so bike riders love it in this case.
Bounce- Fairly decent actually, seriously. This is the main reason why biketrials riders are using the new Echo for urban... stiff rebound
Pinch resistace- Fine, nothing to worry about as much as Maxxis CC. Average... not terrible, not ground-breaking. Good enough for most riders.
Compound- hard compound... low rolling resistance, but not so grippy in wet. Wears at a similar rate to Luna in past experience (pretty decent)...Sticky Finger's mid-tread compound is softer than the black compound so it wears a little faster.
Overall: Great for urban riders, a nice alternative. But there are better... this is mainly a preferable tyre for biketrials riders. Not so good for natural at all! Similar to Luna in many respects
Ah, the Luna... before the Maxxis CC came out, this was the original beginner's tyre. Damn hard compound, solid construction. Loved by many uni riders... HATED by biketrials riders beyond belief. No one half-decent at biketrials really likes this tyre. Funny how these two worlds collide...
This really is a love or hate tyre. I personally dislike it, many people on the otherhand love it.
In a nutshell: Hard compound, stiff rebound, average pinch resistance, reasonable wear rate. But heavy as hell compared to other tyres. Low rolling resistance. Average grip. Also, a bitch to get on and off rims compared to some other tyres.
There are a few other tyres out there, but are so damn rare now that no one really can use them. (e.g. Monty 2.7 and the original Echo Supatrial white-stripe). I'll get reviews of these up if anyone really wants.
Regarding the BOUNCE issue... like I stated in many of the above reviews, it is down to personal preference. This is one factor that is variable, and different people will like different types of bounce. Some people hate the Try-All bounce whilst others love it. It's a matter of getting accustomed to different types of bounce.
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If this helps:
Hard Compound: Luna, Echo, Onza Sticky Fingers
Soft Compound: Maxxis CC, Monty Eagle Claw, Try-All, old school Monty.
Grippy: Maxxis CC, Monty Eagle Claw, Try-All
Not-as-grippy: old school Monty, Luna, Echo, Sticky Fingers
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Urban: Echo, Luna, Onza Sticky Fingers, old school Monty, (Monty Eagle Claw and Try-All)
Natural: Maxxis CC, Monty Eagle Claw, Try-All,
Least pinch-resistant tyre: Maxxis CC
Least grippy tyre: old school Monty
Most grippy tyre: Maxxis CC/Try-All/Monty EC... all three are very grippy, the choice is yours.
Best grip for rails: Try-All .... without a shadow of a doubt.
Best tyres for shaving: Try-All, Luna, Echo. (due to comparatively thick construction)
Best overall construction quality: Try-All
Cheapest: Maxxis CC
Priciest: Try-All
Lightest: Maxxis CC
Heaviest: Luna
Best wear-resistance: Try-All
Hopefully, you'll all get a better idea of what tyre you want to buy next. Don't take this review as some sort of gospel. Just before choosing a tyre to buy, have a read of this to see its pros and cons.
Last edited by Sponge; 2007-11-28 at 02:45 PM.
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Actualy over here, the Luna is the cheapest for 25 CAD.
I would also like to know how you quantify things like best grip for rails, and best overall construction quality.
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did jerrick shave his CC, no he let it wear, sponge was stating that the best tires to shave were the try all and luna
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For grip on rails, precisely what I mean is when you are hanging on the edge, say you ride a little bit off-centre. The Try-All grips *extremely* well when it is hanging on by the side treads. When it was designed, the purpose of the side treads and the sticking-out sidewalls was to provide good grip for sidehops for bikeriders.
My bad about the Luna and CC... over here in the UK, the CC is much cheaper.
Name dropping? I don't quite understand, but in some tyres, Joe has more experience than me, such as in the Eagle Claw, so his feedback is pretty important in reviewing a tyre. As are the opinions of multiple biketrials riders... but none of you really know their names. But yeah, I'm simply making out that the reviews of the above are not purely my own opinion (they'd be biased if they were).
I mainly wanted just to post this up to help people choose. I wish this forum had a topic locking option, so people could simply view it. I can almost bet there's going to be some people who take pleasure in arguing about all this and saying 'no no, this is better, you are wrong!'.... well, whatever, i frankly couldn't care less. Read the information I've laid out and I hope it helps you, if you disagree then keep your opinion to yourself. This isn't meant to be an argument and debate thread, just simply a list of tyres and reviews about the pros and cons of each so people can refer to this instead of posting a topic in RSU and getting a load of false and unjustified info with very little truth.
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It's exactly the same principle, and who's saying that the base of the tyre isn't made fomr a harder compound that the knobs...
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Regarding the Maxxis CC thread showing thing... maybe it's because you haven't scraped your sidewalls by accident? or don't hop on slanted surfaces with lowish tyre pressures? Just have a look at your CC sidewalls and you can see threads sewn in behind the thin layer of black.
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Once again; thread jack over.
1-wheeled-grape: ''I could never do yoga... I'm too fat I was forced to do it in primary school and the results were by no means fun'' ... ''If my belly doesn't scare me though no nakedness will''
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jamessd please shut up you are being such a complaitive little ass. you are being so damn critical in this topic, seriously this is why people like sponge post these things up... so people can refer to a reliable source for info on components instead of making their own topic on 'shud i get this tyre' in rsu and having people like you reply with biased comments based on your relatively small experience and range of knowledge on the matter.
sponge, big thanks for putting up this list its deffintiely useful and ill be sure to refer to it when i next buy a tyre. its good to see joe hodges opinions in it too seeing as he is one of the best trials riders in the world and hes used tons of tyres too i hear so these reviews are a combo of sponges, joes, and bikers opinions. definitely a hell of a lot more credible than beginner unicyclists saying 'man get the maxxis coz its da best!'...
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Haha, the joys of posting information up on online forums... it never goes undisturbed and jacked. Never knew it'd happen so quickly, but there we have it .
Nathan, sorry, I missed answering one of your q's earlier. Regarding 'best overall construction quality', I mean the quality of the design and aesthetics.
The Maxxis CC for example looks rather flimsy and 'papery' if you look closely, such as visible threads showing through the thin layer of black, and it goes dull quite quickly in comparison too, the threads do start to show and poke through after a bit, (after looking at 100+ CCs used by bike and uni riders). The Try-All for example has proper thick rubber sidewalls that don't have any threads poking through, and the overall job looks well done. To put it in perspective, it's like comparing a home hand-painted frame to a factory powdercoated frame... the latter simply looks better quality and is of higher quality. A little weird to explain, but I hope you get the gist of it.
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There wasn't really much need for that...
Now, peace.
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- Bags:
The new Portable Hole is awesomeness, as a D&D player. 3k gold, sold by Paris Hilton in Lower City Shattrath.
- Leather:
The market for Borean Leather plummeted when they changed up the mat requirements for the epic leg armor kits, and the market for arctic furs has been steadily rising past the level of sense as they're needed in bulk for any new leatherworking recipes in the 226-245 range, making it extremely difficult for leatherworkers in the 230-240 range to skill up... but, 3.3 is looking to make 10 heavy borean leather tradable for an arctic fur. While it won't be as easy to skill up as it did before they made the fur and orbs a requirement for the leg armor kits, it will be a bit easier than it is at present, given the relative rareness of arctic furs, and it will also give the heavy borean leather market a much-needed boost for skinners looking to make some gold from the pile of otherwise useless leather sitting in their banks from instances, which isn't even useful for skilling up leatherworking past around 230/235.
- New Leather Patterns:
Legs and Boots this time around, for both the spirited casters and the furry ferals (those scaley druids of the fang need not apply). Combined with the chest and wrists from the 245 crafted-level teir, these new ones nicely round out the craftables, and those boots may very well be a required crafting for 10-man raiders depending on the Icecrown loot tables. They'll require Primordial Saronite to craft, akin to the Runed Orbs of yester-months. Moonkin will have to go to tailors, likely, to get craftables more suited to them.
- Mini-Pets:
Between the Perky Pug dog from pugging in the x-realm lfg, 2 new pets from Breanni's store in Dalaran, and the Onyxian Whelpling WoW Anniversary pet, I'm wondering when they're going to release a 100-pets achievement?
- Gear Check:
"As part of the matchmaking system, some of the more difficult dungeons will have a minimum gear requirement." I think this will fix a lot of the problems currently seen among pugs, where many players seem to only see gear checks in extremes: either a person is in top-end cutting edge gear, or they are useless. Often this belief excludes themselves and their own characters, leading many pugs (from my own experience) to be lead by a person who doesn't even meet the gear requirements they set for their raid, while setting the requirements very high in hopes of achieving a group that is really only reasonable within a guild rather than a pug.
What it boils down to is this: yes, people in greens shouldn't be going into ToC/Icecrown Citadel, and Blizzard wants to offer a more controlled gear-checker to prevent people in greens from applying to these instances, while at the same time they're semi-circumventing people from setting the "gear score" and what-not requirements too high. I have good reason to beleive that Blizzard is actually trying to keep people from going overboard with gear-ranking like many have been; a blue quote that made my day: "We actually talked today about adding an item level 300 shirt that did absolutely nothing but mess with mods that attempt to boil down players to gear scores. " ...also, "there is, in my opinion, an unreasonable demand for player skill and gear requirements even for relatively easy content." I support and put my trust to Blizzard's gear-check in the pug LFG tool.
- Head and Shoulder Enchants:
These are being made into heirloom items that, like the book of flight riding skill, can be mailed to alts. This will make rep-grinding Hodir on miscellaneous alts a non-requirement, especially with these BoA items being permitted to be mailed across faction; they do not have a faction requirement to use, just to purchase. Regardless, they've sped up the rep gains for Hodir and the base helm-enchant factions by 30%, so even if you do grind it out on your alts, it won't be as hard as before.
- Level 1 characters
...no longer start with food or water in their inventory. I think all it was often good for was vendoring for some starting copper, since food tends to drop often enough off of lowbie mobs, though mana may be more of an issue :) Poor thirsty lowbies!
- Greed or DE?
Since both of these rolls are weighed the same, I would suggest that enchanters who are grouped with classes that may wish to use an item for their main kit but aren't permitted to roll need due to class restrictions (ie Moonkin needing cloth spellhit gear, Heal-Pallies needing mail healy gear in lack of an appropriate shaman, etc), that the enchanters roll "greed" rather than "Disenchant." This will allow you to still DE the item at your own leisure, as well as giving you the opportunity to gift/sell/trade the item to the group member who does technically "need" the item but just couldn't roll more than greed.
For those that aren't enchanters, I think we'll see a new system come of this, where each member greeds an item and then trades it to the enchanter to DE for them, eliminating the need to roll for crystals at the end of the instance.
- Pets immune to tail sweep knockbacks!
Given that the UI places these pets behind the target rather than to the sides where they would not get knocked back, I think this is fair.
- Limiting the "Meter Haxx":
"Area-of-Effect Damage Caps: We've redesigned the way area damage is capped when hitting many targets. Instead of a hard cap on total damage done, the game now caps the total damage done at a value equal to the damage the spell would do if it hit 10 targets. In other words, if a spell does 1000 damage to each target, it would hit up to 10 targets for 1000 each, but with more than 10 targets, each target would take 1000 damage divided by the number of targets. 20 targets would be hit for 500 damage each in that example."
If you haven't gotten MANY WHELPS, HANDLE IT! yet, I suggest you do so before this patch ;)
- New Totem Art (for orcs and trolls):
Yup. Still no new tree-druid or turkey art, but I'll now be able to tell the totems of my shaman guildies apart :)
- Emblems of Triumph
...will be the new Standard: prepare to see more Tier 9.0 on alts.
- Hippogryphs:
They can finally use their legs to walk/run like any normal mount, rather than hovering stubbornly a few inches off the ground flapping their wings. A very minor change, but one that has irked me mildly for a while now!
5 comments:
- Mark said...
You touched on it tangentially, but the heirloom to other faction change is pretty cool. Might even be worth it's own point. :)
Re: Level 1, the regen rate is being upped significantly for characters levels 1-10, and spell cost is being dropped across the board up to level 80 I think. The idea is to make it so that starting casters never need to stop casting, which is probably a good idea. Right now, the only way to avoid downtime is to cast twice then stab with a dagger, which is completely counter-intuitive to how the classes play at later levels.
Re: Greed or DE?, remember, that the armour limitation is only for the Need-Before-Greed option (*not* Group Loot), so it really only affects cross-realm groups. Even still, I don't think you really avoid the issue with DEing in that case. What will more likely happen is Player A wants it but it's a different armor type so she rolls Greed, Player B doesn't care so he rolls for it to be DEed, Player C (Enchanter) rolls Greed. The issue is that if Player B wins the roll, he just gets the dust immediately. Really, I think the main thing to take from it is that if for some reason there is an off-armor piece that you want, just specifically make a same-server group to run it so you can use Group Loot as usual.
- November 9, 2009 at 1:42 PM
- Kae said...
"Counter intuitive" ?? You haven't been watching me in raids, have you? /rejuv /rejuv /punch boss
Hmm I was under the impression that rolling for "DE" would only disenchant the item if you were capable of disenchanting it yourself, as a short-cut.
- November 9, 2009 at 1:57 PM
- Mark said...
Nope, the option is available to all party members if there is an enchanter with high enough skill to do it. It's basically meant to replace the rolling for shards done at the end of a run.
- November 9, 2009 at 2:05 PM
- Kae said...
Huh, well I'm gonna feel rather used, as an enchanter!! :)
That is disappointing, in terms of those that need the gear but aren't allowed to roll need on it due to silly armor-type restrictions (I'm thinking of my feathered kin, here!). There are also leather spellpower pieces that would be worn by a shaman, at that! It seems so wasteful to automatically dust an item that would otherwise be tradeable.
- November 9, 2009 at 6:02 PM
- Mark said...
I agree, but I imagine they just see it as a compromise to the cross-server aspect of it, since it's harder to enforce loot rules (unfortunately, the preferred "don't be a dick" loot rules aren't universal enough).
Heck, the leather pants from the heroic ToC 5-man are BiS for me right now, so I can definitely empathize. But like I said, if that's the case, there's nothing stopping people from forming a same server 5-man and using Group Loot with the current functionality.
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Alex Reardon — Babe of the Day
Sometimes, it takes a failure to find a success. Our 'Checking Out Your Tweets' blog posts were kind of a failure but they were successful in finding our 'Babe of the Day' for today — Alex Reardon.
Alex will go down as our first, and only, COYT Hall of Famer. She was the first woman to win four straight weeks of voting. She will also be the only Hall of Famer because we're going to stop running that blog post because no one really paid much attention to it besides the ladies involved.
So, we decided to make the lone Hall of Famer our 'Babe of the Day.'
Alex works for 97.5 The Fanatic and 950 ESPN in Philadelphia and her Twitter bio says she is a "pseudo model and failed columnist/blogger." She will have to add 'Hall of Famer' and 'Babe of the Day.'


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August 28, 2012, 1:50 pm
John Hickenlooper lauds a book on attracting better leaders to government
Businessman Geoff Smart makes a small fortune helping the world's top companies pick their CEOS, but the idea of helping incoming governor John Hickenlooper assemble his cabinet didn't appeal to him at first.
"My initial thought was, 'There's no way because isn't this just a game of politics? Aren't these cabinet hires just political appointments?'" Smart told a crowd of bold-face names gathered at a reception Monday night. The event was to launch his new book, "Leadocracy," which Smart wrote after serving on Hickenlooper's transition team.


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Your analysis of your local problem should give you a better understanding of the factors contributing to it. Once you have analyzed your local problem and established a baseline for measuring effectiveness, you should consider possible responses to address the problem.
The following response strategies provide a foundation of ideas for addressing your particular cruising problem. These strategies are drawn from a variety of research studies and police reports. Several of these strategies may apply to your communitys problem. It is critical that you tailor responses to local circumstances, and that you can justify each response based on reliable analysis. In most cases, an effective strategy will involve implementing several different responses. Law enforcement responses alone are seldom effective in reducing or solving the problem. Do not limit yourself to considering what police can do: give careful consideration to who else in your community shares responsibility for the problem and can help police better respond to it.
Enlisting community support. The prospects for effectively addressing cruising improve when it is perceived as a community problem and not just a police problem.10 Combined efforts by the local government, community leaders, and media to inform citizens about the problem and involve them in initiatives to address it will enhance the likelihood of success. Without sufficient community support to control cruising, police risk criticism for cracking down on what some see as an innocent pastime.Therefore, we suggest that an educational campaign be launched to inform the public about cruising ordinances or crackdowns, and to solicit local compliance with, and support for, police actions. Other efforts might include distributing pamphlets to cruisers and area car clubs to solicit their help.
Establishing alternative activities for youth. Although cruising is a major means of socializing for young people, events such as car shows or dances might also appeal to them. While some cruisers cruise to rebel and might not want to participate in officially sanctioned events, others less committed to cruising might participate. You should ask cruisers what alternative activities would appeal to them.
Promoting other uses of the cruising area. Increasing foot traffic in the cruising area, encouraging businesses to stay open later, allowing restaurants to set up tables between sidewalks and curbs, and bringing special events to the area (perhaps closing part of the street for them) can discourage cruisers, as they have to compete for space and attention. However, legal challenges may arise if use of public space is seriously restricted or people are charged admission to enter a public area.11
Enacting and enforcing cruising ordinances.
Typical cruising ordinances regulate how many times the same vehicle can pass a fixed point within a certain time.
A 1988 Boise (Idaho) Police Department survey of 229 police agencies serving populations of more than 50,000 revealed that most jurisdictions had some form of local ordinance regulating cruising (Carvino 1990). See also Gofman (2002) [Full text ].
Warning signs to this effect are recommended, and may be legally required.
For example, a California statute authorizing cities and police to combat cruising and divert traffic provides that police cannot ticket a cruiser unless they have previously given the cruiser a written warning after he or she has passed a traffic control point, and that cities must post adequate notices at the beginning and end of the street section subject to cruising controls (Gofman 2002) [Full text ].
Police can give offenders a verbal or written warning (on the spot or in a letter), cite and release them, or arrest them. Enforcing such ordinances, however, usually requires many officers and, accordingly, is costly.12
Cruising ordinances have led to legal challenges. Most courts have held that, while the right to travel has long been recognized by the courts as inherent in ourpersonal liberty,13 government has a legitimate interest in regulating vehicle traffic. The courts have concluded that cruising ordinances are valid insofar as they prohibit only repetitive driving in specific locations, and do not impede regular travel.14 Where such ordinances have been successfully challenged, it has usually been on the grounds that they were impermissibly vague.15 In other challenges to cruising ordinances, such as when police ticketed a delivery truck driver for cruising, the court has held that the ordinance regulated all motorists uniformly and thus was not discriminatory.16
At least one federal court has addressed anti-cruising laws. In Lutz v. City of York,
Lutz v. City of York, 692 F. Supp. 457, at 457-58 (M.D. Pa. 1988), aff'd, 899 F.2d 255 (3d Cir. 1990).
the Third Circuit Court of Appeals found that cruising does fall under the fundamental right of intrastate travel, although ordinances may place a reasonable time, place, and manner restriction on such movement. The court found the York, Penn., ordinance problematic because it applied on weekday nights, when cruising was generally not a problem, and other traffic laws already addressed most of the disruptions caused by cruising.This case is the majority rule on anti-cruising laws. Since Lutz, local governments enacting anti-cruising ordinances have generally added procedural safeguards, such as requiring that adequate notice be given.
Local ordinances vary as to whom, specifically, police can charge with a violation. Most ordinances apply to the driver only, but others apply to passengers as well, or to the cars owner if he or she is in the car.
There is a risk that police might enforce cruising laws against drivers not actually cruising. To minimize this risk, some jurisdictions require not only proof of an intent to drive repetitively and unnecessarily, but also that the accused be exonerated if he or she has a legitimate reason for repetitive driving.17
Keep in mind also that some local businesses that cater to cruisers might suffer financially from cruising crackdowns.
Increasing street lighting. Increased lighting in large parking lots or other cruising gathering points can help to make those areas safer.23 (Note, however, that it can be very expensive for property owners to install and maintain additional lighting, and too much light can cause glare and disturb nearby residents.)
The Lighting Research Center, a subsidiary of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, is an excellent resource for lighting information, addressing transportation, health and safety, productivity, and performance issues. See www.lrc.rpi.edu/resources/news/ennews/ apr04/generalnews.html
Sanctioned or controlled cruising has been shown to have only limited effectiveness as a response to cruising problems. Credit: Nordic Pontiac Association
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Ralph Dale Earnhardt on April 29, 1951, in Kannapolis, N.C. Starts racing on local dirt tracks when he is 15.
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American Driver of the Year:
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Won record 9 races at Talladega Superspeedway.
Owns record 34 victories in all types of racing at Daytona International Speedway.
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Earnhardt makes his stock-car-racing debut, finishing 22nd in the World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
After a tryout, Earnhardt is signed to his first Winston Cup contract by Rod Osterlund, a racing sponsor based in California. That same year, Earnhardt wins his first NASCAR race at the Southeastern 500 in Bristol, Tenn. By the end of the racing season, he has become the first driver to win more than $200,000 in his rookie year and is named NASCAR's Rookie of the Year.
Earnhardt wins his first NASCAR Cup championship, becoming the only driver to win Rookie of the Year and season championship back-to-back.
Earnhardt joins Richard Childress Racing after Osterlund sells his team to J.D. Stacy. Earnhardt finishes 7th in the points standings but is winless.
Wins 5 races to capture his second Winston Cup title.
Goes back-to-back, winning 11 races to capture his 3rd Winston Cup Championship (finishing in top 5 21 times in 29 races).
Earnhardt wins his 4th Winston Cup Championship, earning a then-record $3.1 million in winnings.
Earnhardt brings home another title, winning 4 races.
Wins 6 races, earning his 6th Winston Cup title.
: Wins 7th Winston Cup Championship, tying Richard Petty for most career titles. Earnhardt also tops $3 million mark in earnings for 3rd time in 5 years.
Earnhardt drives hard into Turn Two at Bristol Motor Speedway, bumping Terry Labonte and spinning him around as the white flag drops. Spectators boo and make obscene gestures at Earnhardt as he crosses the finish line with a victory. "I didn't try to turn him around; I just wanted to rattle his cage," Earnhardt says.
Wins Winston 500 at Talladega Superspeedway for final career victory.
On Feb. 18, Earnhardt dies on the final lap of the Daytona 500 after his car slides up the track and hits a wall. He dies of a basilar skull fracture, prompting significant safety improvements in the sport.


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I wanted to draw a cool looking cartoon animal that falls under the fantasy category. I will show you "how to draw a cartoon unicorn step by step". There is already an animated unicorn from the movie "The Last Unicorn" that I drew some time back. So if your thinking that the one in this tutorial looks similar to the one drawn from the movie, you are right. I was inspired to draw a cartoon unicorn that has some characteristics from the anime movie. I did have fun with this lesson, and I look forward to drawing many more just like it. The unicorn is a very beautiful mythical beast that is mentioned in plenty of books, movies, and tales. One of my favorite movies that has one of the most beautiful unicorns I have ever seen in a flick is "Legend" which was one of Tom Cruise's very first movies. The two horses in that flick were amazing and I really felt like they were totally real. Anyways, this lesson should be pretty easy to follow and understand. You can play with the colors when it is time to shade in your cartoon unicorn. I chose a blue color for the hair which means that this unicorn could be of either gender. If you want a pretty girly looking animal, all you have to do is add some long eyelashes, and color the mane and tail pink, yellow, or any other pastel looking shade. When you learn "how to draw a cartoon unicorn", you will also be having fun. I will be back later with more tutorials in a bit. Until then, keep drawing and have a butt load of fun! Peace peeps.
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The base Blizzard UI only helps so much when it comes to raiding, and thus the vast majority of raiders use mods. It ultimately comes down to each user to arrange their own UI to suit their purposes, without sacrificing their situational awareness. While some mods are "required" for raiding, some mod-layouts could result in an incredibly cluttered screen that would decrease your raid awareness and reaction time, resulting in you standing in fire that you can't see because it's hidden under a mod, or just causing you to miss something or take 2 seconds longer to react to it because it's not where your eyes usually rest, or generally just being so cluttered that you don't notice important things.
Anyone fighting in a progression raid (or even pvp) with a pressure to perform their best can tell a tale on how important every second of situational awareness is. In two seconds, an interrupt could be missed, an add could spawn and kill a healer, a player could die from a debuff, your character could explode the whole raid, a cone effect could be turned toward you and blast you into silence-land, or any number of other destructive dungeon mechanics.
Role Priorities:
Understandably, each role will have different things they need to design their UI around.
A healer will want to prioritize these things:
- Visibility of the playing field
- Raid frames and the information they show
- Boss Mod timers
- HoT/Cooldown trackers
- Buff/Debuff alerts
- Visibility of the playing field
- Boss Mod timers
- DoT/CC/Cooldown trackers
- Buff/Debuff alerts
- Aggro
Thus, the actual layout of your UI is very important. You need to be able to see the important information without it blocking your view and without needing to split your attention heavily into the far areas of your screen!
Here are my recommendations: figure out what elements of your UI are most important, and move them to the center.
The Screen:
The center of the screen is, immovably, your character. This is the pivotal point from which everything should radiate; this is the spot where you're standing in fire, or behind the mob, or judging range to a target, or walking off a cliff. Every time you move and need to see where you're going, this is the spot your eyes will go.
Keep in mind that if you play zoomed-in on your character, the larger the amount of screen they take up, and the less you see of what's going on around you. I suggest zooming out a healthy distance.
Now, imagine making zones of your screen radiating out from the center like a target, and putting your mods in each zone according to priority.
Zones are rough estimates. It's more of a gradiant than specific, cut-and-dry zones, but you get the idea :)
- Immediate character. This is your personal space bubble. HuDs, significant power auras, dot timers, buffs, and cooldowns are useful here. Anything in this zone should be small, translucent, and unclickable to allow visibility and interaction with the game world.
- Begin Clickables: Here's where you start getting into a more comfortable zone to block your view (on the top and bottom) or make things clickable. I put my cast bars, boss timers, raid warnings, and several small, translucent clickable actions in this zone. Some of my raid frames touch into the outer edge of this zone, and my sexycooldown pulse splashes into this zone when a CD completes.
- Middle range: Best place for your raid frames, IMO. You need to be able to see to the sides, however, so this is why I put mine at the bottom of the screen. You're generally more likely to get away with opaque things hiding the game behind them in this zone.
- Standard-Screen edges: this is about the extent you want to be putting anything important, especially if you have a wide-screen monitor tempting you with further space. You need to still see things going on in this zone to the sides, so keep things as translucent as possible on the right and left, still, but this is a good place for the less-imminent boss timers. Raid frames can spill over into this zone for healers, but I really recommend keeping them closer to zone 3.
- Peripheral: The things in this zone should be unimportant during combat, or only at a quick glance: a noticeable cooldown, chat log, damage meter. If you're putting important click-actions here, that's a pretty long way to travel your mouse and eyes. I suggest having only out-of-combat clicks in this area, otherwise having the actions keybound.
- Far Corners: If you put something here, it should be of little consequence to your raiding, especially on a wide-screen monitor. Things like your name, your portrait, zone name, bags, and chat go well into these corners.
As I mentioned before, mods have a nasty habit of blocking your view, even if you need them to be closer to the center of your screen... for example, raid frames. Even though these are of paramount importance to a healer, they can't be sitting in the middle of your screen. Keep these mods close, but ensure visibility, by putting them in around zone 3.
Beware the urge to put them on the far sides of your screen in zone 5, especially if you have a wide-screen monitor: you'll miss something important if you're fighting your focus between two far distances on your screen. Whether it's moving your cursor or just having to split your attention between the two areas, it does have an impact.
I know it's a pretty common place to put them. I used to keep my raid frames like this on the far left of my screen (regions 4 and 5), until I realized that I was having trouble moving while keeping a close eye on the raid to cast insta-casts while on the move. My raid frames and my character were too far from each other.
I've seen some UIs that slip sections of their raid frames over into region 6: the far corners! If you're a tank or a DPS, sure, I can understand putting raid frames in these further areas; the information isn't immediately necessary to those roles. A cleansing dps still needs to notice things to be cleansed, a RL needs to notice if someone is dead or dieing or has some important buff/debuff, but these aren't as important as the raid frames are for a healer.
So what's my recommendation?
I moved my raid frames from there to the bottom of my screen: region 3, spilling into 4. This is significantly closer to my center screen, while being far enough away that it's not blocking my view of something I might be standing in... and it's less likely to block my view than if I put it to the top or sides. I really enjoy this layout (and so does the stick figure!). If I need to move, my mouse and eyes are already fairly central with the screen for mouse-movement.
With the squarer, shorter health bars of Grid, I'm able to fit 25 boxes + pets in quite comfortably in this space. If you prefer wider, more traditional health bars, your raid frames will take up more space, but that'll be up to your own preference ;)
A note on Viewports:
Some players like running with viewports. These take your rendered game environment and downsize it, essentially shrinking your "monitor" down while leaving blank, unrendered space as a frame. This space is not technically blocking your view of anything if you're using a real "viewport," and the space is popular for putting in mods that would otherwise block your view.
Personally, I don't like running viewports, but that's my own preference. Whether you're running viewports or not won't impact the raw distance your focus/eyes/mouse have to travel between a mod and your central movement point, as compared to a fullscreen view... only the relative positions of the mods to your central character will impact that.
Beyond Positioning:
There are more things you can tweak for a mod than just its position, and these things can have a large impact on where you do end up placing it. For each mod, ask yourself these questions:
- Is it translucent? Can it be made translucent, by lowering the mod or frame's alpha, without making it hard to work with? (ie bartender, power auras, health bars/HuDs, nameplates)
- Is it big? Can it be made larger or smaller without sacrificing legibility? (ie button size, buff icon size, bar width, nameplates)
- Is it animated? Is the animation distracting, or is it not even noticed? (ie sexymap, sexycooldown, power auras, cooldown pulses)
- Does it look complex? Is this distracting, or make it hard to recognize peripherally? (ie power auras graphics, boss timers, combat text)
- Is it necessary? Do you really need to know that info? (ie overflow of combat text)
- Can it be key-bound and removed from your screen?
- How often do you need to look at it or access it during combat?
Thinner bars, overall more legible at a glance, and shows background more reliably. The information they grant is very important to me, so this reskin of my DBM bars enabled me to better pay attention to it, and move it closer to center-screen without loosing any visibility. (Instructions on this DBM reskin can be found here)
My UI Layout:
This is how I chose to arrange my UI as a healer/sometimes tank/melee dps), with the "zones" overlaid. It works well for me, though a pillar behind me is forcing my camera closer than I normally am zoomed.
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My UI is by no means perfect, nor is it appropriate for every player/role (for one thing, I have my threat meter down in the far corner!). Every UI has room to improve, imo. Just be sure you do your best to maximize efficiency without sacrificing visibility. So, when tweaking or building your UI, just remember these key things:
- Visibility of the Game Field: mods' position + size, transparency, zoom
- Importance of the Mod's Info: position + size, animation
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Auckland, 8 November 2012 – Car-loving Aucklanders can plug into the future at the Greenstage Gathering of electric vehicles, at 19 Newton Road in Auckland on Sunday November 18th, starting at 10:00 am. They will admire, inspect and possibly ride …Greenstage gathers host of electric vehicles in Auckland's Newton valley
Auckland, 8 November 2012 – Car-loving Aucklanders can plug into the future at the Greenstage Gathering of electric vehicles, at 19 Newton Road in Auckland on Sunday November 18th, starting at 10:00 am. They will admire, inspect and possibly ride in a range of commercially produced and New Zealand made electric vehicles – including the Greenstage GS750V, a lithium-powered electric race car in a Saker GT chassis, and one of the first Tesla Roadsters imported into New Zealand. And they can learn from the owners and inventors about this exciting emerging market.
The Greenstage Gathering will feature many other leading innovations in electric vehicle design currently being developed in New Zealand, including the Switch EV Ute from Peter Sewell, the Scott Drive powered Honda Prelude, Vik Oliver's RepRep 3-D manufacturing toolset, the Tumanako Dashboard with wireless charge point activation, as well as implementations of the SolarNetwork platform, Greenstage's enterprise level smart-grid and energy management platform.
Previously a private function, the Greenstage Gathering will this year be open to the public for the first time.
"Greenstage is totally passionate about electric vehicles, and all the cool stuff you can do with photovoltaics and embedded and mobile software platforms," says Greenstage CEO, Philip Court. "We want to see high quality, innovative electric vehicles buzzing around New Zealand roads supported by a solid renewable and data ecosystem. People talk about electric vehicles and solar arrays and say 'they'll be here someday'. We're not waiting – we're making it happen today, and that's what this gathering is all about."
Greenstage's solar strategist, John Gorman, was recently invited to the White House in Washington D.C. to attend the Energy Datapalooza celebrating the Open Energy Data Initiative. "Technologists can now build compelling products using the pooled resources of innovative communities," says Gorman. "Many investors welcome open source development because it's so cost effective and efficient. When it comes to funding innovation the first question many now ask is: 'Why NOT use open source software, tools and platforms?'"
Greenstage's event will also debut some of the top open source cleantech and solar tech being developed locally. Auckland entrepreneur Chris Olson has chosen Greenstage's energy management platform to underpin an innovative solar project. "We chose Greenstage's platform because it fits with our vision of how the public will engage with renewable distributed generation." Olson will announce details of his project at the Greenstage Gathering. The event starts at 10am on Sunday November 18th, and will feature coffee, a solar-powered sausage sizzle, and live music provided by (clean-powered) local rock group, the Grey Lynn Dogs.
Further information about the event can be obtained by emailing email@example.com or on the web at http://www.greenstage.co.nz
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Greenstage is a creative team of technologists focused on making electric vehicles powered by renewable energy part of the New Zealand's near future. Its strategy for making this happen is to involve innovators from the outset and to embrace open source methodologies. These allow technologists to assemble cutting edge solutions and products based on openly sharing the designs or source code. Other products built with open source software and hardware include the Linux operating system, the Firefox browser, and the Android operating system used by smartphones and tablets. ENDS
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New Object Detection at Watchismo
Diesel RDR (Radar) Watch CollectionThese anadigi (analog-digital) multi-timezone RDR watches feature a kickass function that is not quite like anything out there. The watch background is constantly rotating like a radar-seeking map display.
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The Diesel RDR is featured in three models, the Double Down, the Little Daddy and the Mr. Daddy. These watch showcase the time in simple three hand analog, multiple timezones of discs, hands and digital readouts. Surely one for everyone...


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Dalmatia: Ships & Grapes
The early 1990s were years of war in Croatia and Dalmatia while the last five years of the decade were ones of slow recovery. The 1890s by contrast were years of peace but in Dalmatia especially, they were also years of economic depression not helped, explains Marcus Tanner in his history of Croatia "by Vienna's policy of vesting political power in the city council's in the hands of a tiny Italian minority. "
The region eked out a poor existence on wine and shipbuilding. But in the 1890s blight destroyed vineyards throughout Europe. Another blow was a favourable trade agreement reached with Italy that allowed Italy to flood the empire with cheap wine, undercutting Dalmatian exports. The switch to iron and steel ships then ruined the Dalmatians' second principal industry; there was not nearly enough capital in the region to finance the restructuring of Dalmatia's old wooden ship industry. Nor was there any money to finance the building of railways. By the turn of the century short lines linked Split to Sibenik and Knin but no further. As a result there were no decent transport links with either Bosnia or Croatia… .Poverty in Dalmatia drove tens of thousands to emigrate to America, and left the Adriatic islands with the half-deserted air they have retained ever since – outside the tourist season.
Croatia: A Nation Forged in War. Marcus Tanner. 1997.
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29 Aug Any Questions: The International Criminal Court and the Special Tribunal for Lebanon
[Travel and other expenses related to my participation in the "100 Years Peace Palace" program provided by the Government of the Netherlands and Radio Netherlands Worldwide.]
Finishing up my week of meetings and interviews related to international legal institutions at the Peace Palace and the Hague more generally, I will be meeting tomorrow with President Sang-Hyun Song of the International Criminal Court and with Marten Youssef, spokesperson for the Special Tribunal for Lebanon.
As before, I invite readers to submit any questions.
I will have posts in the coming days recapping meetings at the ICJ, the Peace Palace centennial, and other Hague-related topics, as well as these upcoming meetings at the ICC and STL.


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Hendrick Capital LLC, Carbondale, PA, an affiliate of Hendrick Manufacturing Co., has acquired Parker Precision Products Co., Orange, NJ. Parker manufactures perforating and specialty punches and plastic injector pins. Hendrick's Bob Romanowski has been named general manager of Parker.
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text: Palace of Justice ADD TO TRIP PLANNER REMOVE FROM TRIP PLANNER The Istana Kehakiman or Palace of Justice is a majestic looking building, and houses the judicial department and courts. The complex comprises five- storey building for the judiciary and a two-storey building to house the courts and offices. Since the area has a large courtyard, it is often used as a venue for national level events such as Colours of Malaysia fest, and many more. A great place for outdoor photography, with the impressive domed minarets as a focal viewpoint. Getting Here By Car/ Taxi or BusIt is located 25km south of Kuala Lumpur and 20km north of Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). It can be reached by expressways, urban highways dan railways. Who To Contact Kuala Lumpur Tourist Office Phone: +603-2615 8188 Related Brochure View all brochure


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Oxford Handbook of Palliative Care
June 2009; p ublished online August 2010 .
Book. Subjects: Palliative Medicine; Medical Ethics; Communication Skills; Pharmacology; Pain Medicine; Geriatric Medicine; Rehabilitation Medicine; Occupational Therapy; Dietetics and Nutrition; Physiotherapy; Speech and Language Therapy; Arts Therapies; Complementary and Alternative Medicine; Community Medical Services. 1088 pages.
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