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From an athletic standpoint what this all really means is that the Games begin in earnest, the political posturing is over, the first events are finally under way, and the first medals will go out soon. If it turns out that the U.S. wins the medal count this Olympics, as was predicted on NPR this morning, thats cool. But regardless, maybe its time Replica Breitling Aeromarine Superoceanfish Men's Watch to bask in the fact that a much bigger success has already been achieved. Think about it: as a species we are so similar that six out of every ten of us -- in recliners and on dirt floors, drinking Budweiser and sake, eating grubs and lobster -- did exactly the same thing at the same time today. Imagine.--Alex Crevar

Material Girl here. Posting from Outdoor Retailer in Salt Lake City where the newest gear for spring and summer 2009 is being unveiled. Everyone from Marmot to High Sierra to Patagonia and beyond is here giving magazine editors, Replica Breitling Windrider Cockpit watch freelance writers, and even consumers, the skinny on what the goods will be for the upcoming seasons. Our first find was at eyewear-specialists Smith Optics, who have now branched into helmets and apparel alongside their signature sunglasses and goggles. Their third Exclusivo collection, which hits stores in fall 2008, is a limited-edition sunglass that brings it back to the days of B-Boys and break dancing.

The Yes Yes Yall and The Jett make up the collection and while the Jett is supposedly for the ladies, it looks rather good on Smiths employee, Axle (see pictures). The Jett features high temples and playfully-colored detailing on the arms. The Yes Yes YAll is chunkier, with a terminator-style nose-piece and 80s color ways like navy and red. Keep an Replica Breitling Windrider Starliner Mothe Watch eye out for these. Only 1,000 sunglasses will be released. Whats after this? A goggle-and-helmet collaboration with fashion-forward winter warriors, Cappel. --Alicia Carr Amid rumors that Floyd Landis might be joining the Rock Racking pro cycling team next year (read our profile in the May issue), outspoken team owner Michael Ball has issued a statement that is sure to keep them alive:“At this juncture, I have not made any decisions regarding the 2009 Rock Racing roster.