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I use it everyday all day. I love that the scent does not go away and I only need to spray it once for me to smell good. Please keep on selling it in the stores because it is getting hard to find it lately. I have used this perfume since I was fifteen years old and I am fourty four years now. I would not change this perfume for the world.
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I was disappointed at the bottle was smaller and more expensive that I usually pay for the larger size. Will you still be able to get Calandre in the future?
I was disappointed at the bottle was smaller and more expensive that I usually pay for the larger size. Will you still be able to get Calandre in the future?
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Have used for years ,but find it hard to get now,hope they don't take off market.
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I was full of excitement and anticipation when I ordered the product online because I was expecting the same scent of the original Calandre perfume. However, my excitement turned into disappointment because the Calandre did not smell as good as the original. It seems lacking the sensual smell that I remember so well and crave so much. I would like to return it but unsure how to go about it. It was delivered to me on Dec 22, 2013. I really love Calandre and will be grateful if I could get a bottle of the original version.
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Found online as is impossible to find in stores anymore, doesn't seem to last as long as I remember but smells great, was a good price and delivered quickly. I can't complain, thank you
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I have used this fragrance for over 40 years. it is my signature scent. wherever I go people stop me and ask what I am wearing
i could not get it for a few years but am so happy it is being manufactured again.
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Quaint, waterfront cottage located on Ninigret Pond with private dock. Not your typical rental!
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The newly renovated first floor consists of a large living, dining area and gourmet kitchen (Subzero refrig, Viking range, dishwasher, mic, Viking ice maker) all open with floor to ceiling windows looking out to 180 degrees of water views of Ninigret Pond and Block Island Sound. Also one bedroom with queen size bed. Walk out onto a very spacious waterfront deck which wraps around the entire front of the house.
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What is the most appropriate way to generate a static IPv6 for a domain controller?
DNS Role Best practives is giving errors. Looks like I need to assign ONE static IPv6 to each domain controller and use IT in DNS and DHCP. There are two routers on the network, each assigning a 2002: IP, plus a link local FE80: IP is also assigned.
Is there a way to generate a static IPv6 for domain controllers that will not change even if the network cards or routers are changed?
What is the best practice so that domain integrated DNS and DHCP with Exchange 2010 in the domain, will continue to function?
There is ambiguous information as to whether DC's should have static or dynamic IPv6 IPs. I have tried variations such as IPv4 compatible. IPv4 mapped, ISATAP, etc. but over time have gotten different errors from different sources.
It is one thing for Microsoft to give error messages about IPv6 but I cannot find any definitive recommednations on this.
Thanks if anyone finds a universal answer.
- Edited by BobH2 Monday, February 13, 2012 11:43 PM
After a few hours of reading through more RFCs and scouring the Internet:
Both Microsoft and Cisco seem to still support Site-Local addresses (FEC0).
Two excellent pieces I found are:
It looks like self-assigned Unique Local IPv6 Unicast addresses are preferred (FD00) for what I am aiming for. If I can get this implemented with some sort of NAT for IPv6 or Proxy to keep the internal network IPs private, then that might be a solution.
Also, http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&=tm&id=21536
is a download document entitled: Windows Server 2008 Introduction to IP Version 6. It states
"Note RFC 3879 formally deprecates the use of site-local addresses for future IPv6 implementations. Existing implementations of IPv6 can continue to use site-local addresses."
Sounds vague, and has no time limit, so new installations could probably use it, but we do not know for how long. Probably no one does. To kill it, support would have to be removed from routers.
- Edited by BobH2 Tuesday, February 21, 2012 2:22 PM
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I generally use a randomly generated private address range (http://www.simpledns.com/private-ipv6.aspx). You can always change it later. If the server's are all on the same vlan, then you won't have to worry about anything.
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Thank you for the reply.
That site and page generates a global IPv6. My understanding is that would make the IP routable to the open Internet. Would we not want Domain Controllers to ONLY be accessible in private LANS and VPNs, or am I missing something?
No, it generates a random private IP range. The bottom of that page explains it and gives links for further reading.
Also note, even if you give give them a public range, they wouldn't be accessible to the Internet unless the routing was in place to route to them and you allowed them through the firewall. Not that I recommend you do this though.
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I agree about the firewall. Unfortunately with this customer, one of the local staff has control over their routers. Their current routers don't support IPv6 but it looks like they are providing basic stateless stuff. Does Microsoft have a recommended IPv6 suggestion that uses only Link Local or Site Local static IPs?
In the meantime, I've scratched my head, read a lot of the parrots' brains on the 'net and worked out my own "IP4 Lookalike Approach". (I apologize if anyone else thought if this first but I haven't been able to find anything covering this problem.)
Basically, since FE8x: to FFxx: addresses can't make it to the public net, its safer to use these instead of 2xxx: IPs.
If subnets are going to be used, or if they might be in the future, we need to choose a FEC0: to FEFF: IP and specifiy a subnet. I chose a global prefix of FEC0:0:0:1. This will correspond to a typical 192.168.1 subnet. FEC0:0:0:2 would be equivalent to 192.168.2 and so on.
For the xxx.xxx.xxx.XXX local net IP for an individual adaptor, we could convert to hex but that's just silly. Its too hard when you have do test pings all over the place. Since the entire range of 0 through 255 can be stated as hex anyway, then we just need to use the same text value. Using FEC0:0:0:18.104.22.168.20 just gets displayed as FEC0:0:0:1:C0A8:114 anyhow, which just simply requires too much head calculations to use practically (other brains may differ). This also make it easier to check IP network documentation, verify hosts files, etc.
The following IPs demonstrate my point:
192.168.1.1 -> ::192.168.1.1 (Don't know what the router's IPv6 IP is).
Basic testing shows this is working ok with dual domain controllers. If I discover problems, I'll add comments.
If anyone else can add some insights, it would be appreciated.
- Edited by BobH2 Wednesday, February 15, 2012 11:23 AM
I thought FEC0 was depracated now and not recommended for use???
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Yep - Thanks for reminding me. I remember coming across that some time ago. But then I started going through Microsoft and other documentation that still lists it. Even Wikipedia still describes a subnet field.
There is so much stuff out there now. All I want is a nice, simple way to set small networks up, be able to diagnose networks without long hex strings, be able to double check static IPs and find errors quickly, etc. For me, using long hex strings does not seem necessary.
We don't have anyone with IPv6 routers/VPNs at this point, and the servers are always in the main office (except for some DCs), But I don't want to have to change this later.
Came across RFC 4193 which replaces RFC 3879. It suggests using FC00::/7 instead and looks like it does subnetting similarly to IPv4. FCxx: is not yet deifned according to Wikipedia, but it looks like FDxx: is, thus the IPs from http://www.simpledns.com/private-ipv6.aspx.
So, using this, my proposed approach could be made even simpler and easier to type by doing something like:
192.168.1.1 -> ::192.168.1.1 (Don't know what the router's IPv6 IP is).
I imagine subnetting would be accomplished by setting the prefix length to 16 in the router and the router would be able to route based on the second hextet.
The only use for long, random hex strings that I can see would be in case two intranets were merged in the future. If this were a concern, then perhaps, subnetting using the 4th hextet should be used (FDDD:0:0:1::20) with a standard prefix length of 64.
Any comments?
- Edited by BobH2 Wednesday, February 15, 2012 1:17 PM
You are certainly free to use use whatever address range you want. As to not wanting to remember hex strings: don't. That's what DNS is for. Only crusty old *nix admins use IP addresses directly.
And for subnetting, there's really no need with IPv6. It was designed so you don't have to subnet even the largest networks -- thus the normal use of /64 for the private ranges. As for possibly merging networks, yes, why wouldn't you do what you can now to avoid any issues in the future -- just use a random private address range and DNS.
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I guess everyone comes at this from different points of view. And I guess, yes I do get crusty, and I could be considered "old". I never did like Unix, even when all the geeks were wearing "Sex, Drugs, and Unix" buttons on their lapels. I've had experience cutting and pasting software code the "real way" on paper tape using scissors and scotch tape (that was actually after pasting) generated by teletype machines; and Fortran on DG minicomputers, etc. I prefer GUI interfaces and consider this stupid trend to Powershell as retrogradely dumb.
When you have branch offices with crappy Internet connections, it is not uncommon to NOT have DNS at the branches. I guess one way or the other, hosts might be registered. But when you are diagnosing things, you may not be able to rely on DNS or you may even suspect DNS, so going down to the lowest levels is necessary. Since it is so easy to make mistakes typing long hex strings, a short one is obviously preferable.
Another one: the only way I can find to guarantee the use of a virtual NIC by a VM when a host has two NICs on the same subnet is by adding IPs to the hosts file. (I'm sure you know the two reasons why this is preferable.) Not sure how that's going to work with IPv6. Again, long hex strings are a nuisance to type and to check and to record in network documentation, or to tell someone over the telephone if they are onsite.
I've done my share of reading on IPv6 and I must admit I am no expert. On the other hand, it is quite clear to me now, that a lot of the posts I've read recently are not written by experts either. I don't have time to become expert on IPv6 right now, and don't even want to. I just need some advice by someone that already knows.
I guess IPv6 is still new, the technoclogies are not completely in place yet, and very few have real, full experience with it. And those that do are coming at it with their own point of view too.
What I need is as follows:
Microsoft DNS is giving me errors and insisting that I provide a static IPv6 address. My simple question is which IP do I use? How do I generate it? Can I design one that I can use easily for troubleshooting? Has anyone ever cared about it from that point of view?
You know, years ago, there were a couple of golden rules in software development:
1. Do not write or distribute anything that installs without having an uninstall program that works to go with it.
2. Provide error messages that provide the action that was occuring at the time, and the reason (error code) for the error. If the message can not fully describe the error, add additional information in a help file.
Microsoft is really not doing that these days and is wasting so much administrator time its ridiculous. We would not be able to get away with that with our customers, and its amazing to me that Microsoft still can.
I'm starting to ramble a bit. If Microsoft says there's something wrong with their default setup of IPv6, then Microsoft should provide an explanation of what the problem is, and documentation on how to fix it. Microsoft is not doing that these days, and instead, is making us go through support sites with really crappy search engines to find answers. And that is precisely why you are answering questions, and I was hoping, as the substitute for proper Microsoft documentation, that you, or someone there, CAN provide a reasonable, well thought out, practical solution. If not, there has to be someone at Microsoft that understands this stuff, and understands why simple is better than complex, and could spend a day or so to write up a comtempoary, practical way of doing this, using current thoughts on how IPv6 is going to progress, even if he/she has to include some caveats about what might change in the future. Discussing the pros and cons of simple vs. complex IPv6 IPs would be fantastic. Then publish it in an easy to find place as an "official" Microsoft suggestion, so all of us can implement a quick solution that might stand the test of time, rather than spend several days trying to figure out which "expert" to believe.
If you can see it from my point of view, and suggest an alternative, great. Otherwise, I will experiment a little more with my approach and probably your suggestion.
I am still looking at this when I have some moments. Still can't find anything definitive.
On one of my customer's machines, with dual NIC, I only have DNS defined (using IPv4) on one NIC. On the other, it looks like something has automagically added:
Looks like this was originally descibed in:
http: //tools.ietf.org/id/draft-ietf-ipngwg-dns-discovery-03.txt
And adopted by Microsoft at one point for W2K3:
My asumption is that this has remained as part of W2k8-R2. If so, then at some point in Microsoft, someone was thinking about using a subnet of "0000" as the main, default, IPv6 IP for a DNS. This is starting to look like a recommendation - one that is a little old and not fully documented.
After a few hours of reading through more RFCs and scouring the Internet:
Both Microsoft and Cisco seem to still support Site-Local addresses (FEC0).
Two excellent pieces I found are:
It looks like self-assigned Unique Local IPv6 Unicast addresses are preferred (FD00) for what I am aiming for. If I can get this implemented with some sort of NAT for IPv6 or Proxy to keep the internal network IPs private, then that might be a solution.
Also, http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&=tm&id=21536
is a download document entitled: Windows Server 2008 Introduction to IP Version 6. It states
"Note RFC 3879 formally deprecates the use of site-local addresses for future IPv6 implementations. Existing implementations of IPv6 can continue to use site-local addresses."
Sounds vague, and has no time limit, so new installations could probably use it, but we do not know for how long. Probably no one does. To kill it, support would have to be removed from routers.
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Cancer patients who have had lymph nodes removed must avoid infection, muscle strain, burns, overheating and constriction of the areas, or they may be at risk for lymphedema, Thompson said.
"It's not painful, it's just swelling," she said. "It can happen to lots of types of cancer patients."
Trechk-Bahn said despite the arduous process of cancer treatment, for breast cancer patients, the survival rate is "wonderful."
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Friday was a rough day for my hometown roots.
Growing up in Wyoming, I tend to keep tabs on what's going on over there. I saw on one of the news Web sites that my old elementary school was sitting empty, gutted-out for nearly two years. They had a photo of it with missing windows, tall weeds growing through the cracks in the playground area. I could see directly into the rooms where I had my fourth- and fifth-grade classes. I haven't been back there for two decades now, and I wouldn't say those elementary days were the best years of my life, but it did make me sad.
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I've only been back to Wyoming twice since my parents relocated in 2004. It was a strange feeling wanting to be back there with the people I care about, yet the selfish side of me was grateful I wasn't there to feel the full intensity of the event or having to tell and explain such things to my children. At least not yet.
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Vandebilt Catholic senior Carly Ellender will help lead the Lady Terriers into Saturday's Division II state title match against Ben Franklin at 11 a.m. at Tad Gormley Stadium in New Orleans. (Photo by File Photo)
The Vandebilt Catholic girls soccer team is tired of bringing home silver trophies, and its coach — Phillip Amedee — has said he has run out of second-place, post-game speeches.
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The Lady Terriers are making their sixth-straight trip to the state title match and after winning state in 2008 and 2009, fell to St. Louis Catholic in the 2010 title match and to Teurlings Catholic in the 2011 and 2012 finals.
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The Lady Terriers had a first-round bye in the playoffs, beat No. 16 St. Michael 7-0 in second round, topped No. 9 Pearl River 4-1 in the quarterfinals and downed No. 5 Lutcher 7-1 in semifinals.
Ben Franklin (19-0-0) starts five freshmen and also had a first-round bye in the playoffs, beat No. 14 Alexandria 10-0 in second round, beat No. 6 Lakeshore 1-0 in quarterfinals and beat No. 2 Teurlings Catholic 3-2 in double overtime in the state semifinals.
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"Ben Franklin is a very talented, very well-coached team," Amedee said. "They have a solid group of players who have a lot of experience at the club level. They are very aggressive and play some good technical soccer. We will have to be solid defensively to keep them out of the back of the net."
Amedee said the Lady Terriers are focused and determined to bring home gold this season.
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This luxurious resort hotel on the Las Vegas Strip has a full-service spa, oasis-style pools and a variety of exclusive brand name shops.
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Absolutely everything. Pool Spa Food Mandarin bar Excellent and helpful staff
The service
Quiet retreat from all the activity in the surrounding streets. Relaxing and most enjoyable. Would return next time. Highly recommend.
Boutique size ( by Las Vegas standards ) Lack of gaming facilities Genuinely friendly staff from the Bell desk to the pool area The Spa...outstanding The pool area
The 23 rd level bar not being available due to private function bookings... Very poor as it is the only bar. The whole property is a bit dark for my liking. seems overdone somewhat Wi Fi was not seemless throughout. had to keep reconnecting when in different parts of the hotel
Great 5 star hotel with excellent facilities and amenities.
Breakfast was ordinary and the SPA is overpriced
No casino = no visitors only resedence Good location Great services Sleeping quality is amazing Clean very clean
To go out, u have 2 use 2 different elevators (sky loby)
The sheer quality - little things like the curtains automatically opening as you enter the room (junior suite), great food.
Nothing of note, the gym could have been bigger
Incredibly pleasant and helpful staff Beautiful hotel Quick Valet Good Food Great Concierge Excellent Gym Excellent Pool All in all a 10/10 stay
We liked the location
Maintenance, not everything was working in our room e.g tv in bathroom, access keys, wifi very poor
service and comfort
stuck up attitudes of the valet and bellman service
With the main entrance off the 'the strip' yet being right in the middle of the action we always felt we were within easy reach of all the entertainment that Las Vegas offers and yet always able to escape the blistering heat and relentless crowds.
The internet in the hotel was slow and problematic
Location, restaurant, views
Poor airconditioning Wait for room
Poolside cabanas are an oasis from the craziness of the strip.
After a busy day on the strip it was great to come home to a quiet place with no smoke, just fresh smells. The bath was great for two. The bed and pillows were the most comfortable things we have ever slept on. Staff were professional. Pool was nice, never too busy and plenty of staff to look after you. Nice welcome as you walk past the spa. Welcome drink in room and chocolates mid week perhaps due to our long stay, but nice touch. Free water available was very good idea and most welcome in the hot sun. Good location on the strip.
Nothing. Really pleased we chose the MO.
We did not get our rooms until after 5:00pm
Professionalism of the staff Luxurious facilities Beautiful views Just amazing! The fact that there isn't a casino is a massive plus - it's quieter, personal and a complete contrast.
Cost of parking
I loved everything... They go above and beyond for their customers... and better yet they all have manners... it's hard to find educated people nowadays
Amazing location and fantastic service and rooms. We for engaged the day before we came and they left us a lovely hand written note and a bottle of champagne. Also, while at the pool, the brought round frozen grapes and iced water. A lovely touch.
Everything about the hotel was absolutely quality. The staff in particular were so incredibly helpful.
Only complaint is that it is $12 for a bowl of cereal which is a bit mad.
Fantastic staff and facilities from room to pool. Will definitely come back.
Lift system is confusing but this is really not a major point.
Hotel only, so no gambling. (but gambling very nearby in adjacent facilities) Staff is outstanding and friendly.
Our stay was lovely, staff were great & made our visit really special. Dinner in the Twist was amazing & perfect for a special occasion.
Having to leave :)
every thig there is perfect and they really very helpfull staff
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An upcoming zoning exception could turn the few acres left between the grid of Las Vegas and Red Rocks into a housing development, forever changing the views from your favorite multi-pitch Red Rock climbs. In 2002, the Access Fund helped defeat a proposal to build 8,400 homes—including a school, golf course and businesses—on Blue Diamond Hill across the road from the world class climbing at Red Rocks. Now the notorious Rhodes Development (responsible for the ugly tract homes creeping towards Red Rocks) is close to receiving county approval that could lead to a 1,700-acre McMansion project. This is the kind of housing development eyesore that Blue Diamond residents and Red Rocks visitors have opposed for years. On April 21, Clark County will vote on an exception to a local ordinance that prevents developments of more than two homes per acre on the land within the Red Rock Overlay District. If this zoning exception is granted, the development on Blue Diamond Hill could go forward, and the few acres left between the grid of Las Vegas and Red Rocks will be filled with million-dollar homes. Some critics think that this effort to ease zoning restrictions is just a ploy to raise property values and thus enable the Rhodes Development to milk taxpayers for more money if the federal government is forced to buy the property to protect scenic values at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. The Access Fund is working with local Las Vegas climbers and conservation groups to again defeat this proposal. To get more information, contact the Las Vegas Climbers Liaison Council and Save Red Rock Canyon. Stay tuned after the April 21 Clark County Commission vote for ways you can help protect the unparalleled climbing experience at Red Rocks.
Thanks for posting. Having climbed in Red Rocks since the late 90s it's been disturbing watching the urbanization continue to creep closer to the park. Hope this project at least can be halted.
Red Rocks has seen a rapid decline ever since they installed the tollbooths and brought people out there by the bus load.Looking at Red rocks, It is hard to understand what exactly BLM means when they say Conservation area? This would truly be the nail in Red Rocks coffin. Do everything you can to help. *note this is under the Colorado section.
The Vegas area has a massive surplus of houses....specifically shitty tract houses. If they didn't build a single house for a year, the inventory might return to normal levels. Totally unnecessary to build any more houses there, especially near red rocks. I'm disgusted just thinking about it.
I just remember when I went to RR for my first time two years ago and on the way out the road for Vegas proper I thought to myself A) Wow there are a lot of shitty track houses out here and B) This is absolutely absurd that somecorporation would build so much in an area of the country that has absolutely none of its own resources. By the time I finally left the one-development-ten-thousand-of-the-same-house area I was refreshed that at least RR was not spatially beholden to that absolute monstrosity. I wish the local climbing groups and national organizations the best in this battle and encourage the MP community to keep the rest of us from around the world posted on petitions and submissions that we might send to halt the construction of more in a time in our country when house everywhere sit empty because no one is buying and everyone is getting evicted. Oh how it must have felt in Rome around 330 CE or so . . .
There are a couple of threads related to this but because John got this one up front and center, I'd like to thank him. There's a petition that takes 2 seconds to fill out on this link: www.saveredrock.com Don't be lazy and click over to some other mindless thread of me baiting sport climbers or other "entertainment." Click on the link and help get this thing stopped. John is right in thinking that the Blue Diamond residents that I've talked to view this as a Rhodes scam to drive up the land value and force the BLM (our tax dollars) to eat it when they buy it back at an inflated value to "SAVE THE WILDERNESS" (there is a gypsum mine up there-ever heard/felt a huge boom while climbing in Velvet? Mystery solved..). The gypsum facility is arguably an eyesore, but McMansions galore would just sicken me and a lot of others. Sign the petition. Sign the petition. Ya clicked on the damn link so you know you at least vaguely give a shit-NOW SIGN THE PETITION! Thank you cordially for your support.
I love that "Rhodes" and "Krater" are the names of the the developer and planner, respectively.
Wow, bad news. At least the vote wasn't a landslide.


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Robbery. I hope Scott gets another opportunity. I had glazkov only winning round 6. He got outboxed clearly and beautifully. Im dissapointed this happened in my state, and I'm surprised at julie ledderman. They need to change the scoring system in boxing. Trainers, retired fighters, and refs should be the only ones allowed to score these fights. Each state needs to have an arsenal of solid trainers to score fights. These doctors, and commisionists that they hire to be judges never been in that squared circle so what makes their judgement valid?! Otherwise bullshit like this will never cease. If they rematch i hope scott puts a clinic on this dude. Glazkov had the NERVE to say he thought he won at the end smh.
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i like malik, he's probably the best pure boxer in the division
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malik fought an excellent fight. this is the second time that i've watched fights promoted by main events on nbc and they have blatantly robbed a good boxer of a well deserved decision. chambers/adamek....and now this shit.
ppl wonder why boxing hasn't been on network television....well this fight is a prime example. 2 of the judges were clearly not watching this fight. there is no way in hell this fight was even close. i gave the other guy 2 rounds and i thought i was being generous. main events is starting to look bad with this bullshit.
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Pirates reliever Reid picks Gattis' nickname
Braves rookie dubbed 'El Oso Blanco' in Spanish, meaning 'White Bear'
ATLANTA -- New Pirates reliever Ryan Reid knows all about Braves slugger Evan Gattis, who has rocketed to legendary status in his first two months in Atlanta with his titanic swings and entirely appropriate nickname: "El Oso Blanco," -- "The White Bear."
The two played together this past offseason for Aguilas del Zulia in the Venezuelan Winter League, where Gattis tied for the league lead with 16 home runs and earned his now-famous moniker. In fact, Reid was the one who helped the nickname take off after riding home with Gattis one day.
"I know probably 50-60 percent Spanish at some point, playing in Venezuela for two years," Reid said. "I was talking with a taxi driver, we were heading back from the field, and somehow, 'Oso blanco' came up -- white bear, polar bear, oso polar -- and sure enough, it stuck. Me and some of the other Americans got it going with the Latinos, and it took off."
Gattis, who led the league with a .595 slugging percentage in 53 games in Venezuela, was able to corroborate Reid's role in popularizing the name.
"I think he would be the one to credit," Gattis said. "We were in a cab together and he knows a little more Spanish than I do. So he knew what they were talking about on the [CB] radio more than I did. The cab driver said, 'Do you know El Oso Blanco?' and he was like, 'It must be this guy.' Then after that, he worked to spread it."
This week, the Pirates are getting their second look at Gattis, who certainly left his impression in the Braves' mid-April trip to Pittsburgh. Pinch-hitting in the eighth inning of a tie game on April 18, Gattis took reliever Jared Hughes deep to left for a two-run home run that held up as the game-winner. It went down as just another chapter in the rookie's torrid big league debut, which has earned him National League Rookie of the Month honors for both April and May.
"He should have had 20 homers in Venezuela," Reid said. "He hit probably 10 other balls that would've left any other stadium but the stadium we played in. The wind blows in, and it's the biggest field there. Everybody says it's not a hitter's park, and him and [Braves prospect Ernesto Mejia] were going back and forth just launching balls that would've gone out anywhere else."
Called up to the Majors for the first time on Monday to shore up a Pittsburgh bullpen that has been plenty busy in the past week, Reid already knows well what pitchers around the league have quickly learned about Gattis: He punishes mistakes in dramatic fashion.
"He's a man-child," Reid said. "Great guy. He's talented and you gotta execute against him. I've been watching plenty of games on TV."
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ATLANTA -- Pirates outfielder Andrew McCutchen was absent from the lineup for Monday's series opener against the Braves, just the star center fielder's third off-day of the season. To justify that decision, manager Clint Hurdle provided a straightforward answer with some high-tech context.
"He's been running around a lot," Hurdle said. "We have a way of measuring the distance our players cover on the ground all day. We found out that at this point last year -- I know there's two more games, a few less days -- but actually, his activity has spiked from where it was last year, which was a lot last year."
The organization started tracking the mileage of their players last year, and Hurdle touted the technology's usefulness as a barometer for the work each player puts in over the course of a game. As would be expected, the center fielder typically covers the most ground.
"Last year, [McCutchen] was having probably more of an upside on offense as far as running the bases from an offensive standpoint," Hurdle said. "So you might think he put in more time last year compared to this year and it's not, it's actually flipped. So that means maybe he's running down a lot of balls? I don't know. But we gotta be mindful of how much ground he is covering. We've actually hand-picked some days. We picked this day a while ago."
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• Both Hurdle and Pirates starter Jeanmar Gomez were encouraged by the news that an examination of the pitcher's right arm found no ligament damage. Gomez was forced to leave his start after just one inning on Sunday with forearm tightness, and on Monday, Gomez was placed on the 15-day disabled list with an inflamed and strained right forearm.
"We'll shut him down for a few days," Hurdle said. He's actually going to fly back here and join us tomorrow, won't throw for we'll see how many days. It could be three, could be four, flat-ground, bullpen. This will give us an opportunity to get him out on a rehab where he can pitch in an environment, where if there's a problem, it could not be as challenging as trying to get him back engaged here."
• Charlie Morton threw 86 pitches over 4 2/3 innings in his rehab start for Triple-A Indianapolis on Sunday. Morton retired nine batters in three or fewer pitches, although he did see six different three-ball counts.
"The fastball command was better, the two-seamer came into play very well, the four-seam fastball was spotted up for strikes. He used the inside," Hurdle said. "It was definitely a step forward for his focus and command from where he had been."
The right-hander underwent Tommy John surgery last June and saw his rehab temporarily stalled by shoulder soreness in early May.
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The USC Trojan, who you may have heard now employ Lane Kiffin as their head football coach, received a letter of their own this week detailing the charges against Kiffin stemming from his time at the University of Tennessee. Kiffin was hit with the one-two combo of failure to promote/failure to monitor, and his staff drew additional allegations for their contact with recruits.
Thus far, the Trojans are standing by their boy. Here's USC AD Pat Haden's statement of support, via the team's official website:
"We have received from the NCAA a notice of allegations against Lane Kiffin pertaining to his tenure as the head football coach at Tennessee. The NCAA enforcement process provides for Tennessee and Lane to address those charges. Until that process is completed, it would be unfair and premature for me or USC to comment on this matter.
"However, I will say this: Since his return to USC last year as our head football coach, Lane has been vigilant in making sure he and the football program follow the NCAA's rules and compete the right way. Lane has my support as our head football coach."
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NEW ORLEANS -- While hundreds of people packed the inside of Saint Louis Cathedral, several hundred more gathered outside to watch the funeral on a large projection screen.
His presence spanned the decades and generations in New Orleans, a legacy of Archbishop Philip Hannan evident in the crowds who gathered in Jackson Square to witness his funeral Mass.
"He was such a loving, sweet man and he took care of all us in the city," said Lucille Carr McCormick.
Many here honored Hannan for his leadership in the Catholic community and in the community at large, pointing to his efforts to heal racial strife and encourage diversity to the city.
"He opened our pools to our children, the children of color," McCormick said. "And my sons, oh God, they were so happy."
"Hurricane Betsy," said Lawrence Vanderhorst, "how he came and helped get things done and being there for the people in the 9th Ward."
Members of the Vietnamese community say they feel a special connection to him since Hannan welcomed many to New Orleans after the fall of Saigon.
"He's like our Grandpa in faith and we come here to pray for him, but also to pray with him," said Fr. Thang Tran of St. Luke Catholic Church.
Catholic school students say they also felt an affinity for Hannan, even though most were born well after his time as archbishop.
"I'm thinking of people and how much they believe in God and how much he meant to everybody, in which everybody loved him," said Destrehan resident Grace Galey.
"It's a celebration of our Catholic faith and it's important the children be a part of that," said Mary Schmidt, principal of St. Charles Borromeo.
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SHERIDAN — City Manager Frank Sheridan announced at Monday night's special city council meeting that Mayor Val Adamson has resigned the position.
"I got a New Years card from him and in it he said he was resigning as the mayor," Sheridan told the council. "It was dated Jan. 2."
Adamson, the owner of Adamson's Sheridan Funeral Home and Green Crest Memorial Park, and a longtime civic leader in the West Valley community, was due to serve through the end of this year.
The council could take no action, such as accepting Adamson's resignation, because the announcement came at a special meeting, according to City Attorney Walt Gowell.
A discussion of Adamson's decision and the possible selection of a new mayor will take place when the council holds its regular monthly meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 21.
Council President Harry Cooley will serve as acting mayor. He could be appointed to fill out Adamson's term at the regular meeting.
"I regret his decision," Cooley said. "He's been an excellent mayor. I'm going to miss his guidance."
Adamson did not attend the meeting and could not be reached afterward.
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Thank you sir. I miss your constructive criticism... Lol. I've already been refining a team that I've been working on for a loooooong time. Will post shortly.
Wow, it's been over a year since I last logged in here. And it's been a month since this thread has been posted on, so this is a little sudden, but I was thinking of a team for Pokemon Emerald designed solely for the Battle Frontier, yet only using Pokemon and moves that can be obtained in the game without trading or hacking. Here's what I got:
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Nature: Any nature that lowers attack
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Nature: Adamant
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Nature: Any that lower defense
-Rock Slide (Rock Tomb/Ancientpower until I can get enough BP to teach Rock Slide)
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Nature: Brave
-Blaze Kick
-Sky Uppercut
-Thunderpunch (Aerial Ace till yadda yadda)
Nature: Hasty
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Nature: Any that lower speed
*Cloning glitch will be used to obtain multiple Earthquake TMs
I also intend on having the team all at lv. 60 (Metagross will be kept as a Metang until lv.56.)
The problem with this team (that I can see, at least) is that it will be a Torchic solo run for the first 4-5 gyms.
Any thoughts?
(And when I say "usually" I mean "never.")
Last edited by Espmaster_; 06-30-2012 at 07:18 PM. Reason: Adding hidden text
I figured as much. Ya haven't changed at all with that disregard for EVs, have ya?
I honestly don't think anyone could have much success in the Battle Frontier if they're willy-nilly 'bout EVs like that, but I certainly won't tell ya to not try. Best of luck, amigo.
Also, as I mentioned when reviewing Raichu, your team's weakness to Ground is kinda undesirable. It's not as important when you do 3v3s/4v4s and you can leave out members of your team, but since Raichu isn't a good Poke anyways, you might want to consider bringing somethin' onto the team that is better. Preferably a Poke without a Ground weakness.
I agree to delete Dragon Claw, Fly and Surf in favor of Recover, Ice Beam and Thunderbolt. I will keep Psychic just so I have a strong STAB move.
Metagross I won't change. I'll just keep Shadow Ball (it could be worse, I originally had Psychic on the thing.)
I dunno what to replace Raichu with. Maybe Ninjask?
I will agree to not be a lazy bastard and breed Recover onto Cradily.
I agree to replace Blaze Kick and Earthquake with Flamethrower and Rock Slide.
I agree to replace Walrein with Sharpedo, which allowed me to keep the moveset the same, except I replaced Body Slam with Crunch.
Now to look up how to get Recover on a Lileep.
It's too bad ya can't get a Zapdos...
While it's probably not the optimal choice, you could throw Heracross on the team just because. It resists Bug, Ground, and Fighting which are some of your team's problem types, and it's a good Poke overall. For the same reasons, you could chuck a Ghost type like Gengar (keep it away from other Gengar, obviously) or Dusclops, although only the former is immune to Ground. Dusclops is kinda meh either way, though...