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Classes

OptionExtension

Provides extension methods related to Option<TValue>.

OptionModule

Provides static methods related to Option<TValue>.

OptionQueryableExtension

Provides extension methods to System.Linq.IQueryable<T>
related to Option<TValue>.

ResultExtension

Provides extension methods related to IResult<TValue, TError>.

ResultModule

Provides static methods related to IResult<TValue, TError>.

Structs

Option<TValue>

Represents a value or nothing.

1つの値か、「値がないこと」のどちらかを表す。

Option<TValue>.Enumerator

Represents an enumerator which enumerates an option.

Option<TValue> を列挙する列挙子を表す。

Interfaces

IOption

Nongeneric interface for Option<TValue>.

IOption<TValue>

Represents a value or nothing.
Use this for variance.

1つの値か、「値がないこと」のどちらかを表す。
このインターフェイスは、変性を利用するのに使う。

IResult

Nongeneric interface for IResult<TValue, TError>.

IResult<TValue, TError>

Represents a successful value or an error.

正常な値かエラーのどちらかを表す。

IResultWithErrorType<TError>

Partially generic interface for IResult<TValue, TError>.
The type of error is specified but the type of value is not.

IResult<TValue, TError> の部分的にジェネリックなインターフェイス。
エラーの型として特定の型が与えられるが、値の型は特定しない。

IResultWithValueType<TValue>

Partially generic interface for IResult<TValue, TError>.
The type of value is specified but the type of error is not.

IResult<TValue, TError> の部分的にジェネリックなインターフェイス。
値の型として特定の型が与えられるが、エラーの型は特定しない。

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Q: Underlining in Javascript? Upon the realization that you can't have an inline pseudoclass -- How to write a:hover in inline CSS? -- I looked into having Javascript do the same job with the onMouseOver and onMouseOut events to simulate the :hover pseudoclass.  I'm trying to remove the underline from the text when the mouse is above it.  Is there a snippet of Javascript someone can offer that can do that?
I tried onMouseOver="this.style.textDecoration="none"", but I think the contrasting quotations are throwing everything off.
Any ideas?
Note: unfortunately, this effect must be achieved without the use of an external or internal stylesheet (inline only).

A: you can do this by
 onMouseOver="this.style.textDecoration='none';"

A: Here's your answer:
hover me

if you're able to use jQuery it would be easier. Just write once the following code. You haven't to change your markup then.

A: I think you shouldn't use javascript, but CSS:
.underlineHover:hover {
    text-decoration: underline;
}

Content

Note: I used the class underlineHover, but be aware that classes should have a semantic meaning instead of styling one.

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MTU hires Jefferson Watershed Project Manager
Chris Edgington grew up in the flatlands of Nebraska, where his pursuit of fish started at a young age, and led to chasing bass and bluegill with a fly rod in his early teens. He found his way to Missoula Montana in 2002 after pursuing a degree in Wildlife Biology-Fisheries Management at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. While at UNL, Chris started cooking to put himself through school and developed a deep passion for local food and community built around the dinner table. He spent several years as a chef bouncing around Montana, learning the rivers of western and southwest Montana. The currents of the rivers were strong and pulled him to Dillon to reignite his desire for conservation. Chris graduated summa cum laude with a degree in Environmental Science-Wetlands Management from The University of Montana-Western. Over the course of his recent education, he worked as a seasonal fisheries tech with Chris Clancy at Fish, Wildlife and Parks, a sage grouse range tech with NRCS, and a hydro-tech with Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. He was a board member of the George Grant Chapter Trout Unlimited for the last couple of years, as well as being involved with the Chuck Robbins Chapter in Dillon. He will continue to serve these two chapters in his new role as Jefferson Watershed Project Manager. Chris brings a breadth of experience and knowledge to Montana Trout Unlimited and a passion for Montana's rivers and trout.
Why the Jefferson Watershed?
Southwest Montana is known for its iconic rivers and quality fisheries, but chronic dewatering and critical water temperatures during late summer are a persistent issue. MTU realized a need in the region and, by creating the Jefferson Watershed Project Manager position, aims to continue the good work by Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks and partner organizations that has been helping maintain and restore healthy flows in this watershed. Based out of Dillon, Chris will work collaboratively with multiple stakeholders to find solutions for overall watershed health.
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Twelve years and ten months old, R Praggnanandhaa made history by becoming the youngest Indian Grandmaster and the second youngest overall by earning his third GM norm during the Gredine Open in Italy. After being paired with Dutch GM Roeland Pruijssers for the final round, Praggnanandhaa was assured of a third norm irrespective of the result of the match. He is placed joint-top on the table at the end of 8 rounds, with 6.5 points. To become a GM you need to earn three norms and a 2500 rating. He had won his first GM norm at the World Junior Championships in Tarvisio in November 2017. He achieved his second norm by winning the Herkalion Fischer Memorial GM Norm tournament in Greece in April this year.
He missed out on becoming the youngest ever by three months with Sergey Karjakin of Ukraine holding the record of being the youngest Grandmaster in the world at 12 years, 7 months - a feat achieved in 2002. Incidentally, the fourth spot in youngest Grandmasters is also held by an Indian - Parimarjan Negi at 13 years, 4 months and 22 days.
Legendary Viswanathan Anand lauded Praggnanandhaa's feat and picked him out as a bright hope for the future. "What impresses me about Praggnanandhaa is that he's not just a strong player but mixes imaginative middle game play with patient endgame skills and is uncompromising in not settling for easy, quick draws," Anand was quoted. "He's also shown a level of sophistication in handling tournament games. I think he will go far".


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NFL Week 1: No sex, please, we're an FCC-friendly football league.
Boy, the NFL really got spooked by Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction at the Super Bowl and the subsequent panty-bunching on the part of some viewers and the FCC. The league announced that its "Opening Kickoff" special Thursday night would be wholesome family entertainment and that it would be broadcast on a 10-second delay, just in case.
Things were definitely a little toned down compared to last year, when Britney Spears performed in a pair of tiny shorts. Destiny's Child opened the show. Dressed in burqas, they sang a song called "Lowerbackalicious."
Jessica Simpson, on a stage in Jacksonville, Fla., which she reportedly thought was named after Michael Jackson's Cadillac, offered up a musical tribute to Wonder bread, vanilla pudding and the color beige.
Elton John sang a couple of songs with the Boston Pops, backed by a robe-wearing church choir. It's an immutable law of show business that if you're a pop singer, and you have a big choir onstage with you in robes, and you're not in a church, at a church service, singing for the congregation out of actual religious feeling, your career is beyond hope.
The same goes for singing with the Boston Pops, now that I think of it. I mean, I like Teresa Brewer as much as the next guy, but we have to face facts.
There was also Toby Keith, who should either start working out or stop wearing sleeveless shirts, and the Lenny Kravitztron 2000 approximating a rock singer singing a car commercial ditty. It was pretty bad entertainment all around. Mary J. Blige, the highlight a year ago, was shunted off to singing the national anthem, which is pretty hard to s-e-x up. I knew I was watching a lousy show when I found myself missing that hilarious Joe Namath-Joe Theismann banter from last year's show.
But it all ended soon enough and, what do you know, they started playing football, the Patriots beating the Colts 27-24 in a corker that went down to the last 20 seconds. So the season's underway, and we turn now to picks for the rest of Week 1. As always, the predicted winner is in all caps, and this week only, each team's record from last year is listed.
TENNESSEE (12-4) at Miami (10-6): This game got moved up to Saturday afternoon because of Hurricane Ivan. I'm sure that makes Florida's college football people happy. Oh, wait, the Florida college football people postponed their big game last week, Florida State at Miami, because of Hurricane Francis and moved it to Friday night, which made the Florida high school people real happy. Jeez, these hurricanes bring out the best in people, don't they? By the time a couple more come through, football players in Florida will be rolling first graders for their GoGurt money.
Anyway, the Dolphins have finally decided on a starting quarterback. It's Earl Morrall!
JACKSONVILLE (5-11) at Buffalo (6-10): The Jaguars serve notice that they're going to be an interesting team to watch this year. Well, to the extent that you can do that by beating the Bills.
Baltimore (10-6) at CLEVELAND (5-11): What the Heck Pick™ of the week. For those of you new to the class, that means I don't really think Cleveland is going to win, I'm just picking them because, you know, What the Heck™. Disturbingly, these picks are as likely to be successful as any other.
I just want to reiterate my feeling that it's Stalinist and evil that, according to official NFL records, the Baltimore Ravens, who moved to Baltimore from Cleveland in 1996, are an "expansion team" dating to that year, even though all of their players, coaches, secretaries, etc., were Cleveland Browns the year before, and the Cleveland Browns, a new team in 1999, were a "continuation" of the "suspended" Browns franchise, which had in "reality" moved to Baltimore three years earlier.
I realize I'm the only person in the world who cares about this, but it really bothers me. Jamal Lewis is not the leading rusher in Ravens history. Jim Brown is. I won't mention this again till next year. Probably.
Cincinnati (8-8) at N.Y. JETS (6-10): Can a hotshot quarterback making his first NFL start get a win on the road? Sure. But Carson Palmer won't. Fun matchup between Palmer and Chad Pennington, a couple of the more talented young QBs in the league, though only Pennington's done anything so far.
Arizona (4-12) at ST. LOUIS (12-4): New Cardinals coach Dennis Green just has an inkling, just the beginnings of a thought: "Gosh, that TV job was cushy."
DETROIT (5-11) at Chicago (7-9): It's an upset pick, but it says here the Lions win a road game for the first time since 2000. That's right, the last time the Lions won a ballgame away from home chads were being counted in Florida, and I don't mean Pennington. I think these are a couple of intriguing possible playoff dark horses -- though it wouldn't be at all shocking if either or both went 5-11 -- so this game is a lot more interesting to me than "Detroit vs. Chicago" has been in some time, in any sport.
San Diego (4-12) at HOUSTON (5-11): Boy, it can really be a drag at this point in the season, can't it? Two teams going nowhere, just slogging it out for no reason. Oh, wait a second, it's the first game of the year.
SEATTLE (10-6) at New Orleans (8-8): Touchdown! I said that when these teams met in Week 1 last year, and of course they combined to score all of four touchdowns, one in garbage time. The Seahawks are everyone's pick to run away with the NFC West this year and the Saints are some people's pick to get a wild card, including mine. We'll learn a little about where they both are in this one.
Oakland (4-12) at PITTSBURGH (6-10): The Steelers have Duce Staley at running back now, which should take some pressure off of quarterback Tommy Maddox. Not enough to make this team a contender, but enough to get them past the Raiders in the opener.
Tampa Bay (7-9) at WASHINGTON (5-11): Joe Gibbs returns from NASCAR to the sidelines for the Redskins, who have accommodated excited fans by adding 153,000 seats, including 11,000 on a barge in the Potomac and 45,000 on the moon. These are full-price, of course. If Gibbs starts yelling into his headset about restrictor plates, the Redskins could be in trouble, but chances are what we'll have here is the first in a series of games that will leave Bucs coach Jon Gruden thinking, "Oh, right, get younger after a bad year, not older."
Dallas (10-6) at MINNESOTA (9-7): Big game, right out of the box. Both teams started fast last year, then declined, the Vikings far more precipitously. This one could be a playoff preview, and I think it'll be all about Randy Moss burning the Cowboys' secondary.
N.Y. Giants (4-12) at PHILADELPHIA (12-4): Last year Rams quarterback Kurt Warner opened the season by fumbling six times and suffering a concussion in a loss to the Giants. He ensured that wouldn't happen again by signing with the Giants as a free agent. But don't expect this Week 1 to be terribly different from the last one. Eli Manning, don't stray too far from your helmet.
ATLANTA (5-11) at San Francisco (7-9): New Falcons coach Jim Mora, who came over from San Francisco, should enjoy shutting down his old team while Michael Vick carves them up. Remind us again, 49ers: Why did you fire Steve Mariucci and hire Dennis Erickson?
Kansas City (13-3) at DENVER (10-6): The Broncos and Chiefs both had to get better on defense if they wanted to entertain serious Super Bowl hopes. The Broncos revamped, the Chiefs did nothing. I think the Chiefs will pay for that, but this big Sunday night game will start to tell us what's what in what could be a yearlong battle in the AFC West.
Green Bay (10-6) at CAROLINA (11-5): The Thursday night league opener, in which the Patriots beat the Colts, was a rematch of last year's AFC Championship Game. This Monday night game features the Panthers, who were in the NFC Championship Game last year, but not the Eagles, the team the Panthers beat. Wouldn't it be cool to have the bookend games of the first weekend be rematches of the previous year's title games?
When the schedule allows for it, that is, which it usually would. Since division champions in the same conference always play each other the next year, the title game contestants are guaranteed to meet again as long as neither is a wild card, and if one or both is a wild card, there's still a chance. This year, the Panthers host the Eagles Oct. 17. So this game is a missed opportunity to tie the start of the season to the end of the previous one, which is what the NFL says the Super Bowl-style "Opening Kickoff" festivities are supposed to be about. Get on this, NFL.
As for the game, the Panthers begin defense of their conference title by shutting down the Packers' running game and doing just enough on offense to win.
Season record: 0-1
Last season: 157-99 regular season; 6-5 playoffs
Last season's What the Heck Picks™: 7-9
NFL-related pop-star wardrobe malfunctions revealing naked breasts, season to date: 0
Previous column: NFL season preview
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Q: MySQL Database insert Syntax via Python I am trying to insert a row into my table called users via mySQL. The following code outputs an error saying pymysql.err.InternalError: (1054, "Unknown column 'Mike' in 'field list'"). Or if I use the %s, %s, %s, then: NameError: name 'Mike' is not defined.
All I want to do is add a row with a user, what seems to be the problem?
import pymysql

# connect and login to db

conn = pymysql.connect(host = 'hosting',
                   user= 'user',
                   password= 'databasepassword',
                   db = 'databasename')

# create cursor object

a = conn.cursor()

# sql command

sql = 'INSERT INTO users(id, user, pwd) VALUES (2, Mike, password2)'

# execute sql commend

a.execute(sql)

A: It thinks Mike is a column name because you are missing the quotes. Try:
import pymysql

# connect and login to db

conn = pymysql.connect(host = 'hosting',
                   user= 'user',
                   password= 'databasepassword',
                   db = 'databasename')

# create cursor object

a = conn.cursor()

# sql command

sql = "INSERT INTO users(id, user, pwd) VALUES (2, 'Mike', 'password2')"

# execute sql commend

a.execute(sql)


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What is the radio frequency remote control?
The biggest advantage of wireless radio frequency remote controller is its scope: they can be transmitted from the receiver distance up to 30 meters (Bluetooth transmission distance is shorter), wireless signals can travel through walls. Because of the above advantages, infrared / you will be looking for home theater components of RF remote control. The remote control using infrared / radio frequency converter to extend the infrared remote control transmission range. Learning remote controller can receive and store the other emission remote control code; and then transmitting the code to control devices that can understand the code. For example, you have a pre programmed remote control receiver, and then buy a new TV, and incidental learning remote controller. Learning signal transmitted by the remote control remote control receiving your receiver, and remember these signals to control the receiver. This does not need to input the command code - learning remote controller can receive and store the other signal is sent by the remote controller. Learning remote control all are considered to be a universal remote control, because they can control a plurality of devices Some of the infrared remote controller can send infrared and radio frequency signal. The RF signal is not a control radio equipment (in fact, they can't control radio equipment). But the infrared remote control operation range from about 9 meters to about 30 meters (or gain) and the signal can pass through walls and glass cover. Automatic transmission infrared and radio frequency signals for each command remote control. Infrared / using the receiver terminal radio frequency converter (some IR / RF remote control with, some sold as accessories), it receives the signal and the signal into the infrared devices can understand the pulse conversion. The infrared remote control you can improve the home theater sound from upstairs bedroom. When a user first use RF remote control, the remote and product pairing, if not matched remote controller is not available, because of the series of products are equipped with remote control are not the same, so the process back pairing to follow the instructions on the introduction of related operations.


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Mission Statement of the SUNY Potsdam Alumni Association
Building upon the proud history and tradition of the State University College at Potsdam, the Association will strive to cultivate, build and maintain strong relationships on behalf of the College, work to engage members of the Potsdam Family, serve as ambassadors for the College, work to ensure all alumni and friends are informed of College developments and happenings, and provide opportunities for members of the Potsdam Family to gather and celebrate their Potsdam experiences and create new memories.
Alumni Board of Directors
Originating over a hundred years ago, the Charter of Alumni Association was signed on October 27, 1910, by the Regents of the University of the State of New York. The founding board members were: Julia E. Crane, Henry C. Curtis, Freeman H. Allen, George W. Sisson, Albert Rutherford, Elizabeth Reynolds, Roy B. Stowell and Frank L. Cubley. The alumni association has grown to engage and currently serves over 38,000 SUNY Potsdam graduates nationwide.
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The School of Education Alumni Association and Advisory Board was established in 1999, with the purpose of reaching out, in more meaningful ways, to our alumni, as well as build affinity for the School of Education. Learn more about the School of Education Alumni Advisory Board.
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It is defined by some important parameters for PKL electrochemical cells. The parameters have been defined theoretically which are given by the following: (i) Open circuit voltage (Voc) (ii) Short circuit current (Isc) (iii)Voltage Regulation (VR) (iv) PKL power density (PD) (v) Energy Density(ED) of PKL, (vi) Capacity of the PKL cell( AH) (vii) Energy efficiency of a PKL cell (ηc) (viii) Maximum Power(Pmax) and ix) Load Power(PL) etc. The variation of these parameters with the variation of time has been studied. In this paper the variation of open circuit voltage, short circuit current, load voltage and load current with the variation of time in hours have been studied. All has been tabulated and graphically discussed.
K.A.Khan , and Farhana Yesmin. "PKL Electricity- A Step forward in Clean Energy." International Journal Of Advance Research And Innovative Ideas In Education 5.1(2019) : 316-325.
K.A.Khan , & Farhana Yesmin. (2019). PKL Electricity- A Step forward in Clean Energy. International Journal Of Advance Research And Innovative Ideas In Education, 5(1), 316-325.
K.A.Khan , and Farhana Yesmin. "PKL Electricity- A Step forward in Clean Energy." International Journal Of Advance Research And Innovative Ideas In Education 5, no. 1 (2019) : 316-325.
K.A.Khan , and Farhana Yesmin. 'PKL Electricity- A Step forward in Clean Energy', International Journal Of Advance Research And Innovative Ideas In Education, vol. 5, no. 1, 2019, p. 316-325. Available from IJARIIE, http://ijariie.com/AdminUploadPdf/PKL_Electricity__A_Step_forward_in_Clean_Energy_ijariie9431.pdf (Accessed : ).
K.A.Khan , and Farhana Yesmin, "PKL Electricity- A Step forward in Clean Energy," International Journal Of Advance Research And Innovative Ideas In Education, vol. 5, no. 1, pp. 316-325, Jan-Feb 2019. [Online]. Available: http://ijariie.com/AdminUploadPdf/PKL_Electricity__A_Step_forward_in_Clean_Energy_ijariie9431.pdf [Accessed : ].
K.A.Khan , and Farhana Yesmin. "PKL Electricity- A Step forward in Clean Energy." International Journal Of Advance Research And Innovative Ideas In Education [Online]. volume 5 number 1 ().


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The Japanese firm Yokozuna (from Wikipedia: Yokozuna (横綱) is the highest rank in sumo. The name literally means "horizontal rope") has been supplying high-end cable systems to pro road teams and manufacturers for decades. Available to consumers since 2005, the Reaction Brake Cable System will give your cable-actuated rim or disc brakes a reputation that they frankly don't deserve. Almost like they are attached to a rope being pulled by a sumo wrestler, if you will.
Yokozuna cables come as a brake set (£35.99), a shifter set (£25.99 ), or a combination of the two (£59.99). Their proprietary 'jet lubed' process fills the outer with just the right amount of special grease, to keep things ultra-slick.
I'm the first to admit that it's nigh-on impossible to get a truly accurate like-for-like comparison between cable systems, so all I can offer you is what can be observed from one person's experience over a few months of installation then use.
For the uninitiated, there are two types of cable outer on your bike – gear and brake. Gear cable needs high accuracy through low compression loss, but is subject to tiny forces. Brake cable is more tolerant of compression loss, but must withstand comparatively enormous forces. Therefore the cables are built differently.
Gear cable has lots of thin wires running the length of the outer (longitudinally), so in theory when you shift gears the outer does not compress, keeping things accurate as all the tension put on the cable end at the shifter is transmitted to the derailleur. Brake outer is spiral-bound, making it impossible for the inner wire to burst through the outer under hard braking, but the trade-off is that there is room for the spirals to compress together – there's a tiny amount of space between them, otherwise they wouldn't be able to flex around the bends of your bike.
Yokozuna's magic sauce is the double layer of longitudinal wires wrapped in a circular binding to keep them in place. Other brands such as Jagwire use a Kevlar wrap to keep the longitudinal wires in place on their 'compressionless' housing, but in my opinion they don't do as good a job.
Because of the double layer, the Yokozuna outer is stiff. Very stiff. Yokozuna advises: 'Brake housing is stiffer than normal housing. Set-ups that need tighter bends may not be possible with our Rapidwire brake housing.' In reality I had no issues fitting a full run of the housing inside the frame of my Merida Ride 5000 – but Merida has done a pretty good job of minimising bends and putting the cable entry/exit points where they should be. I could imagine on more esoteric designs or full-suspension bikes, things could get pretty tight.
As with all internally routed setups you need to have a good plan for getting from A to B, the easiest of which is not to pull out the old outer before you've threaded the new outer onto the end of the run using a protruding bit of the old inner cable to hold it aligned. A combination of pushing the new while pulling the old should do all right – smear a light layer of grease on the new outer to make things a lot easier.
Yokozuna advises: 'Housing is very stiff and strong; for best results cut with a sharp cable cutter or a Dremel tool. We do not warranty housing ruined with dull cutters.' I concur – the outer is much harder to cut than standard Shimano SLR outer. I cannot imagine doing this with a set of pliers. I'd suggest spending £10-15 on a decent set of cable outer shears as a once-in-a-lifetime purchase and be done with it.
Being a certified fettler, I use a bench grinder to tidy up my cable outer ends – and on the Yokozuna outers it earnt every penny of its £18 price. The combination of the two layers made for quite devilish work getting them completely tidy and square-on. I found the outer spiral binding to be very springy, and under even a small amount of heat from the grinding process the plastic sheath gave way, allowing the very sharp end to spring free. I'd recommend practising on an offcut to get your eye in before a final, critical-length installation.
Getting the ends clean and tidy is critical for subsequent installation into the shifters, where the cable is inserted without any sort of endcap. You should check the depth of the hole, then lightly mark the outer to be one hundred per cent certain that it's seated all the way home. I found the fit to be so tight (Ultegra 6800 levers) that I had to partly remove the lever from the bar to allow the outer to slot in the hole – even the slightest bend in the outer trying to do this with the lever bolted to the bar made the job impossible. Again, a dab of smeared grease on the outside made the exercise easier.
Once your outer is all settled in place, the inner is installed just like any other. It's stainless steel to remove corrosion as a risk and die-drawn to further reduce friction. The inner ends are both road and flat-bar lever-compatible, so make sure you cut off the right one.
Rinse and repeat for the front brake, being acutely aware of how the cables interplay at the front end when turning the bar. When you re-secure your bar tape you might find you need a bit more electrical tape to hold the much stiffer outer in place – it's unlikely that the tacky branded stuff included in bar tape packages will be up to the job.
The benchmark for this test was the Jagwire KEB-SL Kevlar-wound outer, which came factory-installed on my Merida. At one end the aforementioned Ultegra 6800 lever, at the other the excellent TRP Hy/Rd hydraulic cable-actuated calliper. While fully hydraulic systems have come down markedly in price there is still a premium attached, and people looking to retain the Ultegra levers might not be keen to fork out the £630 RRP (often half that) for the same shifting but better braking. You can pick up a set of new TRP Hy/Rds for around £100 (used for less), spend the £36 on Yokozuna cable, and hey presto!
I think this is where the Yokozuna cable system fits best – as a means to get hydraulic-grade braking for full-length rear cable runs at a fraction of the cost. And I can honestly say that is my view after two months riding the new setup – that my brakes are now on-par (as memory best serves) with the hydraulic RS-685 levers/callipers I used earlier in the year. In fact, the performance change using the Yokozuna cables over the Jagwires was so marked that the first few rides I had to make a conscious effort to think about braking – fewer fingers required, more control on tap, and on one occasion where an emergency stop was required, a stern word with a recalcitrant muscle memory used to pressing down much harder on the stop button. I don't recall being that impressed with the Jagwire system when it was new – to the point of wondering if it was the compressionless version. So again, anecdote – but informed anecdote.
A major issue with full-length cable runs is the inherently higher friction preventing the calliper return spring from retracting the inner cable when you release the brake – leading to a rattling lever that can be maddening. With the Yokozuna cables the lever snaps back into place every time, no visit to the niggling noise therapist required.
Only having done two months' riding since installation, my anecdotal greatly improved performance can only be that. I'll pop back and update this review next spring, after a winter's worth of water, crud and freezing temperatures have done their best. But based on the experience to date, I suspect I'll only have good things to report.
It's for people who want better braking, for cables.
Yokozuna says: "Now available just for Shimano/SRAM road brakes! Saves you some money if you don't need shift cables at the same time. Long enough for disc brake road/CX bikes!
A high-octane cable system optimized for today's brake and drivetrain systems. The special housing delivers excellent compressionless performance for enhance cable response, especially for brakes, which has been hard for other makers to produce."
Available in smoke, black and white.
No reason not to think it will last a loooong time.
Not overly light, hardly surprising given the extra metal involved.
The low friction, meaning the lever snapped back. And the brake feel. My oh my.
Fitting can be painful-to-impossible without the right tools.
The only thing I'd mark the Yokozuna cable set down on would be the outer casing plastic – it can be tricky to trim off just right to hold the spiral wrap in place.
What's going on with the re-publishing of old reviews. I do value Mike's reviews, but it does seem odd to effectively change their publication dates.
This one's even tagged as 2016!
If these make so much difference, I'm definitely getting some for my Di2 hydraulics.
I'm looking to rewire my house with them!
What's with the grammar on this?
I was just about to ask about the grinder too.
It's in case you give up trying to fit the Nokon cables and need a bit of saucy entertainment for the evening. Or am I thinking of the wrong grinder ?
My first set of Nokons lasted almost 10 years, couldn't pull the cut cables back trough the first outer so needed to replace that, just about managed to use the rotting aluminium outers. Lasted abour 5 more years. They will be replaced in black.
Will be buying a set of Nokons for my Rohloff.
I use middleburn cable oilers for the XTR cables on my commuter, lasts a lot longer, so don't have to replace every year. Big savings in the long run.
My experience with Jagwire compressionless housing also mirrors that in this review. I have found Shimano SLR housing works better on my cable discs. I have no idea why.
Also, can you still buy these? A quick look on the internet shows none of the big firms (wiggle/ Sigma/etc) stocking this anymore.


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"I found Angela to be very professional. Her background in working with historically based genres was evident in the insight she brought to the project.The scripts she developed were well written and performed. the audience responded well and it helped us convey the heritage of Port Moody's Ioco townsite in a new and interesting way." Rebecca Clarke, Program & Events Coordinator, Port Mood Station Museum, Port Moody B.C.
"Knowing Angela's work in historical theatre, I contacted her in regards to a new event that was planned called Voices of the Fraser, which was to be a historical walk-through theatre program focusing on the history of Deas Island Park. Angela showed great enthusiasm and support for the project and came on board as the writer and director. She worked for months to conduct research, write the scripts, and prepare the actors for the program, which took place June/July 2006 – 2008. The stories and songs crafted by Angela blended historical fact with humour, drama, conflict, singing and dancing in a way that made the program both highly entertaining and educational. After a successful first event, which received overwhelmingly positive feedback from both audience members and Metro Vancouver staff, Angela created a two-hander based on the above project, called Fraser River Revue. I can sincerely say that it would not have been possible to realize the project without Angela's enthusiasm, expertise and support. Her background in historical theatre as well as her intimate knowledge of the performing arts added depth and character to the event, but it was her incredible energy and dedication that truly made the project a success." Stephania Buonocore, Former Special Events coordinator, Metro Vancouver B.C.
'Angela has created, directed and performed in Barkerville and Fort Steele in both theatrical venues and in street theatre. Angela is also a writer, director, song creator and lyricist, all of which skills have come into play in the creation of the highly successful show "Voices of the Fraser" and "Fraser River Revue", both shows jointly produced with Metro Vancouver. The province of BC and Historical Performance Society are extremely lucky that Angela has decided to turn her substantial talents to creating a touring version of "Voices", with "Fraser River Revue" which appeals to both children and adults. I am writing to commend to you the work and creative output of Angela Brown. Angela has worked with Historical Performance Society in a wide variety of projects since 1996, including as an actor, dancer, singer, and as a teacher of Baroque dance. She has also been creatively involved in the short scene with dances "Morning with Elizabeth" and "Ladies Aires and Dances" including some work with my other company True North, as a dancer , singer. storyteller. "Catherine Lee, Artistic Director of HPE, Richmond B.C.
"Heritage buildings and tents are utilized on site as stage areas as audience members stroll through the park visiting various locations, scenes, and authentic historical characters that bring the colourful history of Deas Island to life. For two consecutive years, I have been an audience member at Voices of the Fraser and have been impressed by this innovative project. In addition, as the Artistic Director of Vancouver Youth Theatre. This project provides a significant contribution to the Arts community and to the Education community, as well as to public audiences. School audiences have attended the play, and expansion of the school field trip audiences would be beneficial for a wider range of students."Heather Duff, Artistic Director of Vancouver Youth Theatre
"Our family attended the Voice of the Fraser event in June. It is one of the best events we have seen. It is educational, fun and taking full advantage of the park setting. We would like to congratulate Metro Vancouver and particularly the artistic producer for putting on such wonderful and accessible event for the public. We would like to see this event advertised more widely. All the schools in the Delta District should be encouraged to see this very special historic performance. We are looking forward to see more events similar to this in the future." Tad Young & Paula Temrick, Principal PERSPECTIVES HR Consulting Inc. Workplace Training, Conflict Resolution Facilitation, Mediation, Coaching
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EMERSOUND stands for the charismatic musician Emerson Araújo plus Band. The mission is a vibrant party location and the pure energy of life. Adrenalizing grooves, pounding horns, powerful songs this is the fusion that make this Sound so special, also nice up to jump and dance. This is the way that is especially cultivated in Brazil since the days of Mangue-Beat to create with the music Brazilian tradition and modern developments something unique, the Bands shows his energetic fusion of samba, reggae and many other Rhythms.


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Door Kickers Alpha 4 Review
By Jean Marciniak 10 Sep 2013 0
So I recently spent some time going through the latest Kickstarter and Steam Greenlight startup titles and I came across this game that piqued my interests. It?s a top down RTS game where you take command of a SWAT team that?s in charge of taking out bad guys. Now before I begin just a heads up that this is an Alpha Build, which means there are tons more features, bug fixes, and development left to go on this game. So with that in mind here is my video review, followed by Pros, Cons and Conclusion:
Quick learning curve - I really picked this game up quickly. I learned the basics of the controls within minutes. It was very easy to start playing. I commend these game developers for making a game so easy to play that you don?t need a tutorial.
Good map - I like the map. It?s simple and easy to identify what things are, and who the good and bad guys are.
Cool entry mechanics - it?s really cool that I have a bunch of ways I can storm through doors. Flash grenade, breeching charge, or the old fashioned boot. Also, even before you head in you could use a camera to see who?s on the other side. Really cool. Love using these.
Game mechanics - the movement system in this game is really good. You can go realtime and move the character anywhere you want them, right that second, or you can pause the game and plan all your characters moves from start to end. I really like how fluid everything is. Also Line of Sight is in this game is really cool because it gives you greater control over your characters. Line of Sight isn?t always done well in games, but rest assured it is in this game, and it?s really easy to pick up. I got it in seconds.
Interesting AI - so the baddies are pretty smart. If they hear any action going on they head on over to join the fight. Also they walk around the map, so if you don?t have your eyes peeled on your ?six? (rear) they might just come up behind you and blast your team away. I really like this - an AI that thinks! However, I did notice from time to time that the AI characters were sometimes facing walls and not the doors or entry ways. Must be a bug. Again this is an Alpha game so these will be present.
Lots of cool features on the way - so the game is cool as is, but they are planning to add in more features like a campaign mode, weapon customizations, multi story buildings, a inventory system, and a mission editor. Really like what I hear.
Waypoints - the movement waypoints sometimes get in the way. I posted a few waypoints for one of my guys, but after the 4th one I rethought my strategy and decided this is not going to work. So I tried to undo the last way point by canceling it out, but was unable to do so. I could cancel the previous ones, but I didn?t need to change them, just the last one. In the end I had to cancel all the waypoints and start over which was frustrating.
Character hesitation - I ran into this a few times. My man entered a room and instead of shooting he just stopped and did nothing, and ended up getting shot and killed.
Enemy firepower - sometimes when engaged in a firefight I wonder what kind of weapon the enemy has. Honestly it seems like a mini gun at times lol. They shoot so many rounds, so fast and spray everything.
Running - I would like to see a running system included in the game just in case I want my men to haul a$% to another part of the map.
iPad - honestly while playing this game I started thinking how awesome this game would be for the iPad. The controls, map, graphics, etc would all fit on a tablet and be perfect for those 15 minute breaks when you want to take out some baddies.
Melee system - in one scenario I had one of my guys turn the corner and, boom, a baddie was there. Not two feet away, but nose to nose. Instead of knocking him to the floor my guy decided to use his M4 at two feet distance. I wish a melee system would be included in the game, which would allow my guy to kick some butt.
Hostage reaction - during one scenario I was shooting at some baddies, but between me and them were about 4 hostages. Unfortunately they just stood there in the middle of a gun fight so one of them got hit and killed. I would like to see a feature added where they would panic and run away trying to find safety. It would be more realistic. That would be a really cool addition.
Graphics - since this game is designed for the desktop I think a bump up in graphics for SWAT members and the baddies would be a plus.
Playable bad guys - yes, I want this feature because it?s sometimes fun to play the bad guys.
Multiplayer - I would love to play this game with my friends. Have them play the bad guys while I try to storm in guns blazing would be great. Or even with my buddy controlling half my team, coming in from the other end of the building would be a really nice feature to this game.
Door Kickers is a Steam Greenlight game that?s in early development. The game already looks and plays really well. I spent over 40 minutes going scenario to scenario not able to stop playing. I feel this game is similar to another game I played - Breech & Clear for iOS - but the difference between that game and this is that this one is done a lot better, and what is funny is that it?s not even finished yet.
You can start playing the game for free, or $9.99 will get you the release version as well when available. If you?re looking for a good game that put you in the shoes of SWAT this is it. Since the game is in Alpha 4 status, you?ll be guaranteed future releases of the game as they move to Alpha 5, 6, etc. and get more features that will spice up the game. I plan on playing this game many more times before then though.
Website - http://inthekillhouse.com/buy/ ; there are a number of options from a free trial to buying the source code for modding, etc. purposes.
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This is kind of frivolous… but in voting for the NL all-stars I inadvertently wound up with 8 players from 8 different teams. Is there a larger meaning? No. But it's sorta cool.
ps – I remember one year when the Rose-led Big Red started near the whole team.
Two Nats and two Dodgers–plus a Phillie and no Cubs, incidentally. You could swap out Herrera for Fowler, or for that matter Posey for Lucroy (who is having a better offensive year, so far, though Posey's not having a bad year and has the better career), but still, two Nats and two Dodgers. Rizzo, Bryant, and Arrieta will all be there, but not ahead of Goldschmidt, Arenado, or Kershaw (on my ballot anyway–Rizzo was leading the world in All Star votes the last I checked). The whole Pirates outfield could be there too (I have Polanco, you have Marte, and somehow neither of us has McCutchen).
Both of my preseason Cy Youngs! Also, three Red Sox. Obviously, East Coast bias (note the New Jersey guy too). But two Royals.
If the NL gets a DH, I nominate Kris Bryant. Actually, that would be a good spot for Bumgarner too.
tough choices in both leagues: no Donaldson no Rizzo ahhhhh….
I debated Lindor and Springer too. Wieters is up there. Didn't realize how good a year Reddick (especially for that ballpark) was having, or quite how underrated Castellanos is (though arguably so is Machado–he's potentially in Trout/Harper territory depending on whom you read–though I belatedly noticed he's played 37 games at SS and only 23 at 3B, but I guess he's on the ballot at 3B so I'll go with that). Of course, I think Hamels is underrated too (again, especially for that ballpark). The AL doesn't have a Kershaw, Arrieta, MadBum, Thor, or Scherzer other than Sale (who is more Scherzer-like than the prior three or four names). I don't think there's much dropoff from Sale to Hamels. Bill James makes a good argument that Hamels is a lot like Lester and despite their detractors, both guys are in his top 20. I'll go with that too.
Let's play one (that counts)!
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Maurice Garin (3 March 1871, Arvier, Aosta Valley, Italy – 19 February 1957, Lens or Haute-Savoie, France) was the overall winner of the first Tour de France (1903).
Garin's La Française bike was weighing 18kg (the UCI limit is 6.8kg and all the bikes are around 6.8-7 kg now). Despite the really long stages, a heavy bike with no gears and the bad roads, Garin's average speed was 25.679 kph. He was riding for the "La Française Diamant" team.
In the 1990s, the Italian Saeco was a top-level European team, with the world's fastest sprinter Mario Cipollini on the squad. Cipollini raced an "R4000" model (CAAD3) in the 1997 season. The team was famous for Mario Cipollini's sprint train and his antics. One of their most memorable moments was Cipollini's 4 consecutive stage wins in the 1999 Tour de France. The image of Mario Cipollini approaching the TV camera right after a win to say, "Cannondale makes the best bikes!" propelled Cannondale's popularity among road racers.
The Saeco team is known for their pranks and antics. Cipollini's antics are legendary, including showing up to the stage start at the Tour de France dressed in a Julius Caesar-inspired toga complete with an olive wreath, riding on a carriage pulled by his teammates on bicycles. More recently, the entire Saeco team raced a stage of the 2003 Tour de France wearing a Legalize my Cannondale chaingang cycling kit to protest the UCI's lower bound on bike weight which means that their six13 prototype team bikes were underweight and required the installation of additional weight.
Pinarello Sword is a conceptional bike that took 5-time Tour de France winner Miguel Indurain to some of his most impressive time-trial wins. This bike didn't last long thanks to the UCI, but it has made a lasting impression.
The Lotus Type 108 (originally known as LotusSport Pursuit Bicycle) is an Olympic individual pursuit bicycle. The revolutionary frame is an advanced aerofoil cross-section using a carbon composite monocoque.
The use of monocoque frames for bikes is not new, but their development was improved through the work of Norfolk based designer Mike Burrows (who later designed Giant TCR, the first sloping geometry – or "compact" road bike).
Burrows' design was initially rejected by British cycling manufacturers. However, it was to be received more enthusiastically by the British Cycling Federation. The design was considered illegal by the UCI. Therefore the project was prematurely shelved in 1987.
In 1990, the UCI revoked the ban on monocoque frames. Shortly after this, Lotus Engineering became involved in the project through a friend of Burrows who took his design to the Lotus factory. The potential was evident and Lotus' knowledge and aptitude at using carbon fibre techniques allowed the design to finally realise its potential. By February 1992, Lotus Engineering had acquired the rights and marketed the bike as the LotusSport Bike. In addition, the design was modified and perfected through a series of wind tunnel tests, by the Lotus aerodynamics specialist Richard Hill. The success of this was emphasised when Bryan Steel was able to shave five seconds off his time for the two kilometre pursuit at an international race meeting in Leicester.
The profile of Lotus and Burrows was raised at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. A new world record of 4 minutes 24.496 seconds was established as well as Chris Boardman winning the 4000m pursuit, catching World Champion Jens Lehmann in the final.
In 2013 Tour de France, Chris Froome of Team Sky won the yellow jersey, and Nairo Quintana of Movistar team won both polka dot jersey of the KOM (King of the mountains) and white jersey of "the best young rider" classifications on Pinarello Dogma bikes. And In the UCI Worlds, Portugal's (he was a Movistar rider, too) Rui Costa won the road race gold medal, riding a Pinarello Dogma. Also in 2012, Froome's teammate Bradley Wiggins won the Tour de France, while Froome finished in second. The Pinarello Dogma is already an iconic bike.
The famous Italian frame builder Aldo Gios built Gios Torino's that carried Roger de Vlaeminck to many classic victories including Paris-Roubaix and Milan-San Remo.
The history of Italian bicycles starts with the "L" of Legnano. Few if any marques can boast a legacy of success in competition thanks to champions like Alfredo Binda, Giovanni Brunero, Learco Guerra, Gino Bartali, Fausto Coppi and Ercole Baldini.
The Legnano racing bicycles were initially painted blue, then a light olive green, before taking on their unique metallic "lizard green" colour at the end of the '30s that would also serve to define the brand. Legnano frames also have a feature that makes them immediately recognizable, placing the seat post binder bolt immediately below the top tube and just in front of the seat tube.
Fausto Coppi climbing up to Alpe d'Huez, 1952. "Il campionissimo" was the first rider who conquered Alpe d'Huez, in history.
F.I.V. Edoardo Bianchi S.p.A is the world's oldest bicycle-making company still in existence, having pioneered the use of equal-sized wheels with pneumatic rubber tires in 1885. It was founded in Italy in 1885. It produced cars and commercial vehicles from 1900 to 1939 as Autobianchi, though that business was sold to Fiat; and motorcycles from 1897 to 1967. Bianchi has been associated for 50 years with the 5-time Giro d'Italia ad twice Tour de France winner, Fausto Coppi.
Eddy Merckx's 1972 Hour Record bike, built by Ernesto Colnago.
It was Ernesto Colnago's idea to create a bicycle with the ace of clubs logo and Eddy Merckx's name. In one move, Colnago started the custom bicycle boom.
Merckx used De Rosa bikes, with his name painted on the frame too, in latter years of his career.
Greg LeMond, triple Tour de France winner and twice UCI world champion, won 1989 Tour de France on an extraordinary Bottecchia, with the narrowest margin in its history: eight seconds, "the most astonishing victory in Tour de France history".
Maybe the most important feature of the bike, the most notable first use of the aerobars: In 1989, the Swiss bicycle manufacturer Scott introduced one of the most significant product innovations in the history of cycling – the clip-on aerodynamic handlebar. The handlebar was strategically utilized by Greg LeMond, when he beat Laurent Fignon by nearly a minute in the 24.5km final time trial.
Colnago's Mapei bike won the Vuelta a España when still a prototype, and the reigned pro cycling for nearly a decade. It reached truly iconic status when painted in team Mapei colors and handing out crushing defeats in countless monumental classics of cycling.
Graeme Obree, while breaking the Hour Record with the "Old Faithful", the bike he built which included parts from a washing machine. July 17, 1993.
While Chris Boardman and Mike Burrows were working on the Lotus 108 project, in Scotland, another young, unemployed British amateur racer had been pottering away in the workshop of a friend's bike store.
Nicknamed The Flying Scotsman, Graeme Obree is a Scottish racing cyclist who twice broke the world hour record, in July 1993 and April 1994, and was the individual pursuit world champion in 1993 and 1995. He was known for his unusual riding positions. He joined a professional team in France but was fired before his first race.
He built the "Old Faithful", which included parts from a washing machine, to break the hour record.
His life and exploits have been dramatised in the film The flying Scotsman. Obree has created some radical innovations in bicycle design but has had problems with the cycling authorities banning the riding positions his designs required.
In March 2010, Obree was inducted into the Scottish Sports Hall of Fame.
Obree had built frames for his bike shop and made another for his record attempt. Instead of traditional dropped handlebars it had straight bars like those of a mountain bike. He placed them closer to the saddle than usual and rode with the bars under his chest, his elbows bent and tucked into his sides like those of a skier. Watching a washing machine spin at 1,200 rpm led him to take the bearings, which he assumed must be of superior quality, and fit them to his bike. Obree later regretted admitting to the bearings experiment, because journalists referred to that before his achievements and other innovations.
Obree called his bike "Old Faithful". It has a narrow bottom bracket, around which the cranks revolve, to bring his legs closer together, as he thought this is the "natural" position. As shown in the film, he thought a tread of "one banana" would be ideal. The bike has no top tube, so that his knees did not hit the frame. The chainstays are not horizontal so that the cranks can pass with a narrow bottom bracket. The fork had only one blade, carefully shaped to be as narrow as possible. A French writer who tried it said the narrow handlebars made it hard to accelerate the machine in a straight line but, once it was at speed, he could hold the bars and get into Obree's tucked style.
To stop his aching body seizing up, Obree then took the unusual measure of drinking pint upon pint of water so that he had to wake up to go to the lavatory every couple of hours through the night. Each time he got up, he stretched his muscles. On the next weary day, he was up and out with minutes, at the deserted velodrome by 7:55 am and on the track ready to start just five minutes after that. He had barely slept. He had punished his body hugely the previous day. Surely this was a waste of time?
I was Butch Cassidy in terms of swagger. I didn't want any negativity. This was blitzkrieg. I'm going in there. Let me do it. I'm not going to be the timorous guy from Scotland. That's what the difference was. Purely mental state. The day before, I had been a mouse. Now I was a lion.
Obree set a new record of 51.596 kilometers, beating Moser's record of 51.151 kilometres by 445 meter.
Obree's triumph lasted less than a week. On 23 July, the British Olympic champion, Chris Boardman broke Obree's record by 674 metres, riding 52.270 km at Bordeaux during the rest day of the Tour de France. His bike had a carbon monocoque frame, carbon wheels, and a triathlon handlebar. Their rivalry grew: a few months later Obree knocked Boardman out of the world championship pursuit to take the title himself.
Francesco Moser, whose record Obree had beaten, adopted Obree's riding position—adding a chest pad—and established not an outright world record but a veterans' record of 51.84 kilometres. He did it on 15 January 1994, riding in the thin air of Mexico City as he had for his outright record, whereas Obree and Boardman had ridden at close to sea level.
Obree retook the record on 19 April 1994, using the track that Boardman had used at Bordeaux. He rode 52.713 kilometers, a distance beaten on 2 September 1994 by Miguel Indurain.
The world governing body, the Union Cycliste Internationale, grew concerned that changes to bicycles were making a disproportionate improvement to track records. Among other measures, it banned his riding position: he did not find out until one hour before he began the world championship pursuit in Italy. Judges disqualified him when he refused to comply.
Obree developed another riding position, the "Superman" style, his arms fully extended in front, and he won the individual pursuit at the world championships with this and Old Faithful in 1995. That position was also banned. The original bike is on display at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, while two near-replicas built for use in the Flying Scotsman film are displayed in the Riverside Transport Museum in Glasgow.
Great story, thanks. But there is one more and most important to all of them is Cinelli Laser.
İt won about 50 gold medal. This bike change the entire design approch to geometry etc.
fyi…that "Ernesto Colnago, Mapei 1994" is actually from 2002, the year after Oscar Freire won the Worlds for the 2nd time while riding for Mapei…that's a B-stay C40 in a special color scheme to commemorate that victory.


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Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 review: More of the same, but better
Microsoft's redesigned Elite Controller is a worthy follow-up to its premium-feeling predecessor.
By Hayden Dingman
Games Reporter, PCWorld |
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It's surprising the Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 took this long. We first started hearing rumors of an Xbox Elite Controller follow-up back in 2017, when the Xbox One X had yet to launch and the console generation had a handful of years ahead of it still. Now in November of 2019 it's finally here, with a new Xbox peeking over the horizon. Good thing Xbox One peripherals are confirmed to work on the next generation, eh?
Besides, that doesn't concern us as much on the PC side. My wired Xbox 360 controller tided me over until 2015, when the first Xbox Elite Controller model released. Will the Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 stay on my desk well into the next hardware cycle?
...Yeah, probably. It's really damn nice.
Late-gen refinement
The Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 will prove one of this console generation's most noteworthy contributions. Just four years into its existence the original Elite Controller's status now seems unassailable—yet it's worth remembering that Microsoft considered it a risky investment, a niche product for a few hardcore fans. And given it cost $150, why not?
It was a breakout hit though, and demonstrated that yes, people will pay for a premium controller. Not just people who know SCUF, but the general mass-market audience who buys first-party peripherals in Target during the holidays.
Enter the Elite Series 2, which stands as testament to the original's success. What was a one-off experiment is now a codified part of Microsoft's lineup, an interesting development in and of itself.
Not much needed to change, and not much has. In fact, the Elite Controller Series 2 is near identical at first glance. Only when held up next to the original do you start to notice subtle refinements here and there. For instance, the Series 2 is again built from gunmetal and rubber—but where the original sported silver accents, the Series 2 opts for a sleek and stealthy black-on-black look.
The rubberized grips now extend onto the front of the controller as well, a subtle comfort upgrade and hopefully a more durable design. The original Elite had a widespread issue with the rubber eventually splitting at the rear seam, but I imagine this wraparound setup will be less susceptible. We'll find out in two or three years, I guess.
Regardless, holding the Elite Series 2 is a joy. It has weight to it, a heft that elevates it above the toy-like plastic of a standard Xbox One controller. Whatever trick of psychology that equates "Heavy" with "Good," it's in full effect here.
The faceted D-pad, an iconic symbol of the original Elite, carries over intact—albeit darkened, in keeping with the new color scheme. There's also a cross-shaped D-pad included for those like myself who can't stand the newfangled design. A concave circle, the faceted model is meant to facilitate use of the D-pad's diagonals, but I've never gotten used to it. After a brief stint on the original Elite I swapped for the standard version.
Luckily the Series 2 is just as modular as the original Elite. Everything is magnetic, so you just pry the faceted D-pad off and replace it with the cross-shaped one in the box. Done.
The analog sticks are likewise replaceable, though Microsoft's slightly changed the alternatives provided. The original shipped with two standard Xbox One sticks, two taller concave sticks, and then two "domed" or convex sticks. The Series 2 ships with a more motley assortment: Two standard sticks, two "classic" sticks which forgo the grip texture on the edges, one "tall" stick, and a single convex dome. Sorry, convex fans, but there's no matching pair in the box. A bit odd, that.
As a consolation prize, you can now adjust stick tension. The original Elite had notoriously floppy sticks. Apply the slightest pressure and they'd push right over, a feature I liked but others didn't. With the Series 2, the default is more like a standard Xbox One controller, a fairly stiff resistance. If you want to change that, pry off the stick heads and you'll see a screwdriver indentation. Insert the included flathead, crank left, and you'll be back to the floppy sticks. There isn't much play to the tension adjustment, but enough to dial in your preference. More resistance means higher precision, but slightly slower reaction times and more effort to hold the stick over. Less resistance, vice versa.
The rear paddles make their return, and Microsoft's slightly enhanced their utility in the ensuing years. Back in 2015 I complained that they weren't really additional buttons, as all you could do was remap the A/B/X/Y commands to them. That fell well shy of what I wanted, which was full keyboard-style remapping—for instance, allowing you to map commands that usually required two buttons (because a controller doesn't have enough inputs) onto a single paddle.
And...well, you still can't do that. The paddles remain relatively useless on PC. That said, there are a few new commands you can take advantage of in the Xbox Accessories app, namely "Shift." Using this allows you to add secondary functions to every button on the controller; only activate when you're holding down whatever you've mapped as the Shift key.
Unfortunately the PC gets the short end when it comes to the rest of the Series 2's mapping options. Opening the Xbox Accessories app, you're told you can map commands like "Take a screenshot" onto the Series 2, which I assumed would work through the Windows 10 Game Bar. Alas, I can't seem to actually make this happen, either because it's a console-only feature or doesn't work with the beta Game Bar that Microsoft rolled out a few months ago.
I got slightly more use out of the Elite's trigger locks. The Elite—and most high-end controllers—allow you to adjust how much pull the triggers need. The full analog range of motion is important for racing games and such, but shooters? That only requires a binary on/off. As such, sliders on the rear of the Elite allow you to "lock" the triggers and reduce the travel distance.
The main difference with the Elite Series 2 is these are now three-position locks, not two. The Series 2 triggers can be full-range analog, millimeter-travel bumpers, or something in between—the latter of which is actually the locked position from the original Elite. I can't really imagine a functional use-case for the middle setting, though I suppose if you're coming from the old model it might feel most familiar.
The biggest change by far however is that the Series 2 is a proper wireless device. The original Elite released in 2015, right before the Xbox One S controllers added Bluetooth. The Series 2 finally rectifies this disparity, so no need to buy the Xbox Wireless Adapter anymore as long as you have Bluetooth support, be it built in or via USB adaptor.
This newfound freedom is bolstered by the inclusion of a built-in battery, a first for Microsoft. Xbox controllers have continued to rely on AAs long past the point my other devices have switched over, but the Series 2 features a 40-hour battery that recharges by way of USB-C or via a dock. You could also leave it plugged in I suppose, but for the first time ever I think it might be easier to hook an Xbox One controller up to your PC wirelessly. I never thought I'd see the day—though I'll be curious how well the rechargeable battery holds up over time. Sony's DualShock 4 certainly disappoints after a few years.
As I said, the Elite Controller Series 2 will probably be on my desk for years to come. I used the original Elite until it literally fell apart, hundreds of hours later. And while I was a bit disappointed with the longevity of the original given its $150 price, the Series 2 seems like it's rectified those shortcomings. It's hard to know for sure of course, as nothing can really substitute for all that real-world testing. But if the Series 2 fails, it at least won't fail in the same ways as the original.
With Bluetooth support and a rechargeable battery, plus the knowledge that all Xbox One peripherals will work with Microsoft's next console, this is the Xbox controller to buy in 2019. And at $180, it's also cheaper than the likely alternative, Astro's PlayStation 4-oriented C40.
Either will serve you well though. The C40 ships with its own dongle, which is great for those who don't have Bluetooth built into their motherboard. Then again, the Xbox controller is basically the "default" on PC, which gives the Elite Series 2 an edge that's hard to dispute—and an edge that's going to make it my controller of choice.
This story, "Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 review: More of the same, but better" was originally published by PCWorld.
Microsoft hasn't changed much with the Elite Controller's first revision, but Bluetooth support, a redesigned rubber grip, and a built-in battery make it a worthy successor.
Finally, an Elite controller with Bluetooth support
Built-in (and long-lasting) battery
Durable and enjoyable to hold
Rear paddles are still relatively useless on PC
Even more expensive than the original Elite
Only a single domed (convex) stick, not a pair
Hayden writes about games for PCWorld and doubles as the resident Zork enthusiast.


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Sunday September 16, 2007 8:46 PM
By RYAN NAKASHIMA
LAS VEGAS (AP) - O.J. Simpson was arrested Sunday, three days after police named him a suspect in an alleged armed robbery of collectors involving the former football great's sports memorabilia, authorities said.
Simpson was arrested shortly after 11 a.m., Capt. James Dillon said. Police were still determining charges.
Several police officers were seen entering the hotel where Simpson is staying. A security guard said police took Simpson out a side door shortly after they arrived.
At least one other person has been arrested and police said Sunday that as many as six people could be arrested in connection with the alleged armed robbery that occurred in a room inside the Palace Station casino-hotel on Thursday.
Simpson, 60, has said he and other people with him were retrieving items that belonged to him. Simpson has said there were no guns involved and that he went to the room at the casino only to get stolen mementos that included his Hall of Fame certificate and a picture of the running back with J. Edgar Hoover.
Simpson told The Associated Press on Saturday that he did not call the police to help reclaim the items because he has found the police unresponsive to him ever since his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ron Goldman, were killed in 1994.
``The police, since my trouble, have not worked out for me,'' he said, noting that whenever he has called the police ``It just becomes a story about O.J.''
The Heisman Trophy winner, ex-NFL star and actor lives near Miami and has been a tabloid staple since his ex-wife and Goldman were killed in 1994. Simpson was acquitted of murder charges, but a jury later held him liable for the killings in a wrongful death lawsuit.
Police said two firearms and other evidence were seized at a private residence early Sunday.
Walter Alexander, 46, of Arizona, was arrested Saturday night on two counts of robbery with a deadly weapon, two counts of assault with a deadly weapon, conspiracy to commit robbery and burglary with a deadly weapon.
Besides the two firearms, police said they seized other evidence during early morning searches of two residences, Nichols said.
``It was evidence of a crime that was committed,'' Nichols said. ``And I believe we recovered some clothing that the individual was wearing in the commission of the robbery.''
Simpson said auction house owner Tom Riccio called him several weeks ago to say some collectors were selling some of his items. Riccio set up a meeting with collectors under the guise that he had a private collector interested in buying Simpson's items.
Simpson said he was accompanied by several men he met at a wedding cocktail party, and they took the collectibles.
Alfred Beardsley, one of the sports memorabilia collectors involved in the alleged robbery, has said he wants the case dropped and that he's ``on O.J.'s side.''


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