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A skate that includes a boot fixed between an insole and an outsole. The insole has a pair of retainers projecting through apertures in the outsole for receiving one end of a pair of legs projecting from a blade runner. The retainers extend through interior chambers formed in a blade holder, with th

A skate that includes a boot fixed between an insole and an outsole. The insole has a pair of retainers projecting through apertures in the outsole for receiving one end of a pair of legs projecting from a blade runner. The retainers extend through interior chambers formed in a blade holder, with the interior chambers slidably receiving the blade legs. A fastening pin is extendable through the aligned bores in the holder, the blade legs and the retainers to fixedly connect the blade, the holder and the insole. Various aspects of the outsole and holder are formed with mating projections and recesses to resist lateral movement of the holder relative to the outsole and the boot.

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A skate that includes a boot fixed between an insole and an outsole. The insole has a pair of retainers projecting through apertures in the outsole for receiving one end of a pair of legs projecting from a blade runner. The retainers extend through interior chambers formed in a blade holder, with th

A skate that includes a boot fixed between an insole and an outsole. The insole has a pair of retainers projecting through apertures in the outsole for receiving one end of a pair of legs projecting from a blade runner. The retainers extend through interior chambers formed in a blade holder, with the interior chambers slidably receiving the blade legs. A fastening pin is extendable through the aligned bores in the holder, the blade legs and the retainers to fixedly connect the blade, the holder and the insole. Various aspects of the outsole and holder are formed with mating projections and recesses to resist lateral movement of the holder relative to the outsole and the boot. er plays an ace or a king, wherein said player may only move a game piece from said starting position to said game path by playing a king or an ace, moving a game piece 13 game spaces forward on said path if a player plays a king, all of said game pieces passed by the game piece being moved using a king are positioned back into their respective starting position unless said game piece being passed is in its beginning space in which case said game piece in said beginning space may not be passed; moving a game piece 12 game spaces forward if a player plays a queen; moving a game piece 11 game spaces forward if a player plays a jack or switching a game piece with another player's game piece unless the other player's game piece is positioned in the beginning space; moving a game piece 1 game space forward if a player plays an ace; moving a game piece the number of game spaces forward indicated by number indicia on said card if said played card is a 3, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10; moving a game piece backward 4 game spaces if said played card is a 4; moving a game piece on said game board 2 game spaces forward if said played card is a 2 from a black suit; switching the game piece by the player playing the card with any other player's game piece on the game path if said played card is a 2 from a red suit and moving the other player's game piece into that players starting position unless the other player's game piece is in its own beginning space; dividing multiple moves between game pieces adding up to seven game spaces moved forward if the played card is a 7 as long as one of the moved game pieces is moved into one of the ending spaces otherwise one pawn is moved 7 spaces forward, wherein a game piece moving on said game path may not move beyond a game piece in a beginning space, moving a game piece from an occupied game space to its starting position if another game piece finishes its movement in that occupied game space; moving said game pieces to its associated ending position from said game path when said game piece has completed traveling around said game path, said ending spaces being counted as game spaces when moving said game pieces such that said game piece must only be moved a number of game and ending spaces indicated by said played card, said game pieces in said ending position may not move beyond another game piece in said ending position; re-dealing cards to each of said players in lots of four when said player has played all cards, wherein said played cards are reshuffled as needed for re-dealing; and winning the game by the first player having all of their game pieces in the associated ending position; choosing by each of said players a partner such that a plurality of teams is defined, said game being won when each of said players of a team having all of their game pieces in the associated ending positions, wherein a first player having all of their game pieces in an ending position may assist a second player on their team by providing said second player the cards being held by the first player.