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BGN 189.00 including tax
Hooded sweat with shawl-style neck, knotted drawstrings and a large graphic of the 2009 logo. In classic French terry with an even woven surface on the outside and a soft and fleecy finish on the inside.
G-Star sweats combine modern fabrics with lean cuts and innovative details.
Fit: Regular. Hem is slightly slimmer than shoulder for a tapered fit.
Fabric: Houston sweat. 85% cotton, 15% polyester.
Colour: Pacific.
Art nr: 21.141.85451C.4698.1862
SizingModel is 1.86m and is wearing a size 27 (Chest 91cm, Waist 74cm, Hips 91cm).
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Shipping is free on orders above BGN 98,-, orders lower than BGN 98,- have shipping costs of BGN 9,70.
Unworn items can be returned within 14 days of receipt at no extra charge. Returned items must be in original packaging and still have all labels attached. Full details of the return policy are outlined on your invoice.
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Obermeyer Emme Jacket (Girls')
Product Details
Style: 01371
The Obermeyer Emme jacket offers lots of warm insulation with a shaped design that cuts down on bulk and ups the style. Lots of pockets and custom buttons win the Emme even more style points, but it also scores high on technical features, with sealed seams, ventilation, and more. This is a cute jacket that has all the things she needs to stay comfortable and have fun, even in winter's worst.
- Waterproof (5,000 mm) and breathable (5,000 g)
- Insulated with Permaloft (140 g body, 100 g sleeve, 80 g hood)
- Critical seams sealed against moisture
- Ventilation lets her better control the temperature in the jacket
- Removable hood
- Shaped seams and darts create a more shaped fit
- Articulated elbows create a natural fit that's easy to move in
- Powder skirt keeps moisture out of the jacket when the snow is deep
- Goggle pocket and storage pocket with zipper and window
- Soft fleece inside collar and at chin
Questions and Answers
ASK A QUESTION Got questions about this product? Ask them here. Got questions about anything else? Please see our FAQ.
"Does this jacket have the Obermeyer grow feature? I'm thinking about my granddaugher for next year and I have no idea how tall she might be by then. I love the grow feature."
Question by Allena Sutton on 3/22/2011 - 10:02 pm
"This jacket does not have the I-grow system."
Answer by Grace (Peter Glenn Staff) on 3/23/2011 - 8:55 am
"Hi what are the measurements for a size 16 of this jacket? Thank you."
Question by michelle on 6/14/2011 - 5:23 pm
"All of the measurements can be found in the sizing chart just to the right of the product picture."
Answer by Ashley (Peter Glenn Staff) on 6/15/2011 - 9:06 am
"What color would you suggest for snow pants to go with the Regal Purple jacket?"
Question by adele on 6/23/2011 - 2:05 pm
"I would definitely recommend something black. It will match nicely and will be more resistant to stains."
Answer by Grace (Peter Glenn Staff) on 6/23/2011 - 2:37 pm
"What color is this jacket? The caption says Pink Foil, but in the picture it looks white."
Question by Joe on 11/5/2011 - 3:59 pm
"The color on the pink/foil jacket is a silver/grayish color not white."
Answer by alejandra (Peter Glenn Staff) on 11/7/2011 - 12:01 pm
"Which jacket is better for cold ski days in Jan. the Tiffany or the Emme?"
Question by Melinda on 11/28/2011 - 3:52 pm
"The Emme is Insulated with Permaloft (140 g body, 100 g sleeve, 80 g hood) The Tiffany is Insulation: 160g body / 140g sleeve Permaloft insulation, which makes this a warmer jacket."
Answer by david dos (Peter Glenn Staff) on 11/29/2011 - 5:36 pm
"my niece is a little thick and she wears size 18 from jc pennys do you think that the 18 will fit her"
Question by Char on 1/5/2012 - 9:25 am
"Obermeyer is definitely the brand to look at. They are the most true to size brand for ski clothing. I would suggest double checking with the sizing chart to make sure her measurements match up. If not, she may need to go to a womens' size. They grow up so fast!"
Answer by Ashley (Peter Glenn Staff) on 1/5/2012 - 9:36 am
"Hi, can you explain me the difference between waterproof 5000 mm and waterproof 10000 mm?? Thank you very much."
Question by Mariana on 6/21/2012 - 9:05 pm
"The higher the number in waterproofing, the more dry you will stay and the more moisture the jacket can keep out. The rating usually starts at 3k and goes to about 30k being the highest."
Answer by Ashley (Peter Glenn Staff) on 6/22/2012 - 9:54 am
"Are you able to put your hands in the pockets to keep them warm, are they side pockets as well as the pocket I see on the picture?"
Question by Giselle on 6/26/2012 - 4:28 pm
"There is no additional pockets. However, there is a side zipper on the pocket so you can slide your hands in for warmth!"
Answer by Ashley (Peter Glenn Staff) on 6/27/2012 - 12:50 pm
User Reviews
Happy with the purchase! Rated: 5/5
My daughter is 125 cm height, and 20.5 kg weight. I ordered two sizes - 6 and 8, in both colors, and the smallest is the better fitting, and has some space for growth. I'll leave size 8 in the wardrobe until my daughter grows. I like the jacket! Both colors are perfect.
My daughter is 125 cm height, and 20.5 kg weight. I ordered two sizes - 6 and 8, in both colors, and the smallest is the better fitting, and has some space for growth. I'll leave size 8 in the wardrobe until my daughter grows. I like the jacket! Both colors are perfect.
The snow skirt and a lot of pockets are good things!
Thanks a lot!
-From: Dashkin' from Russia on Sun, 09/02/2012 - 09:51am
Really happy Rated: 5/5
Got it in blue for my daughter. Sized it up and fits great. She is slim but tall. She loved the prints in the inside of the jacket. Really happy with it!
-From: 4withkids from Puerto Rico on Thu, 04/12/2012 - 07:23am
Love it Rated: 5/5
I have purchased many Obermeyer jackets over the years for my kids and they have always been very happy. This one is great too. My daughter is very slim and it isn't baggy around the bottom. I purchased a 10 and she is 9, but somewhat petite too so I would recommend purchasing a size up for others.
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Pellet stove exhaust clearance
Had an Ecoteck pellet stove installed in the basement this past weekend... the on-screen language conversion isn't perfect (Italish, if you will), but it's pretty close.
My question centers around the exhaust and necessary clearance. After rising a few feet from the stove, the exhaust pipe exits a cinder block wall roughly two feet above grade, putting it roughly 3 feet (give or take) below the bottom of the wood frame first floor. We're on a hill, so grade drops from top of the basement to the bottom as you travel along that wall.
The pipe is double-wall design with stainless steel inner core that ends in some form of diffusor (I haven't studied it yet from any closer than 10 feet away... been too busy enjoying it). In all, it sticks a good foot and a half away from the wall, which will make mowing an annoyance in that area, as well as likely causing all kinds of headaches and/or fines from the county association (they're real sticklers).
I know for wood frame construction at least a foot away from combustibles is accepted practice, but is this long pipe necessary considering it's coming out of bare block and is several feet away from wood/siding? Did the installers simply go with the old standby? I need to have them come back out and install a fresh air intake anyway (it's pulling from the room at the moment), so if they can cut back on the piping while they're here, that would be ideal.
Never mind, I found out the reason. It seems the original installations were similar to a dryer vent (i.e., close to the wall), but the Venturi effect of winds whipping up the side of the house was causing issues with the positive pressure in the stoves (and they automatically shut off in such cases). Bumping the extension out 12-18" solved that problem, but damn does it look ugly.


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Medical Education
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IPAC-AFMC First Nations, Inuit, M�tis Health Core Competencies Framework for UGME
Developed through a broad consultation process with many partner stakeholders, the intent of these core competencies is to provide undergraduate medical educators with broad thematic domains around First Nations, Inuit, M�tis health knowledge, skills and attitudes to engage in both patient and community-centered approaches to health care delivery with and for Indigenous peoples in Canada. Implementation of these core competencies will help increase cultural competency and safety between Indigenous and non-Indigenous medical learners/ faculty and between physicians and Indigenous peoples/communities. Updated in April 2009
IPAC-AFMC First Nations, Inuit & M�tis Health Curriculum Implementation Toolkit
This toolkit was established on the premise of collaboration with the diverse First Nations, Inuit and M�tis (FN/I/M) communities served by the faculties of medicine in order to advance the FN/I/M Health Core Competencies: A Curriculum Framework for Undergraduate Medical Education. The implementation of the core competencies will necessitate the use of old and new resources, varied approaches to teaching, robust evaluation and sustained, equitable participation from those affected by these changes. Grounded in community engagement, it is formatted on the sacred symbol of many peoples, the circle; a recognition of the cyclic nature of development, change and revision. April 2010
IPAC-AFMC First Nations, Inuit & M�tis Health Critical Reflection Tool
A supporting resource of the Curriculum Implementation Toolkit that poses questions to be addressed at each stage of First Nations, Inuit and M�tis health curriculum implementation. April 2010
IPAC-RCPSC: First Nations, Inuit & M�tis Health Initiative
The Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada have been working collaboratively on a multiphase project to improve the health of First Nations, Inuit and M�tis populations.
The first phase of this project focused on developing core competencies in First Nations, Inuit and M�tis health for postgraduate and continuing medical education programs. The frameworks for both of these programs are available for Postgraduate and Continuing Medical Education
The second phase of this project focused on developing and piloting core curriculum in First Nations, Inuit and M�tis Health for select disciplines - Family Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology and Psychiatry. Links to these resources will be added as soon as they are available. For more information, contact: info at ipac-amic.org -or- ipac-rcpscproject at rcpsc.edu
Survey Results on UGME Indigenous Health Curriculum
Survey results from a questionnaire distributed in March 2008 to all Canadian medical faculties by the Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada (IPAC) and AFMC to obtain information on Indigenous health curriculum in undergraduate medical education.
IPAC-AFMC summary of Indigenous health curriculum in Canadian undergraduate medical education programs (March 2008)
Information for Indigenous students interested in becoming a doctor - from the Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada.
IPAC-AFMC Summary of Admissions and Student Support Programs for Indigenous Students at Canadian Faculties of Medicine – March 2008
Results of a survey conducted in March 2008 on the policies, programs and activities in place at each Canadian faculty of medicine to support the recruitment and retention of Indigenous students into medicine. The content of this summary should be used for basic information and cannot be considered wholly accurate. Be sure to speak directly to the medical school(s) for up-to-date information on any of their programs.
Best Practices to Recruit Mature Aboriginal Students to Medicine
An environmental scan of best practices to recruit mature Aboriginal students to medicine with results from surveys and web scans of Canadian, Australian and New Zealand undergraduate faculties of medicine, Aboriginal student services and Aboriginal-specific academic programs at Canadian universities.
IPAC-AFMC Pre-Admissions Support Toolkit for First Nations, Inuit, Métis Students into Medicine
Created through a national workshop hosted by AFMC and the Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada (IPAC), this toolkit gives medical faculties a guideline of things that work to support First Nations, Inuit and Métis students' success in their application to a faculty of medicine and during their medical education.
Collaboration Yields Results In Aboriginal Health Education and Recruitment Initiatives
By: Barbie Shore
Gravitas, December 2007
Moving Forward! AFMC - IPAC Aboriginal Health Initiatives
FORUM, March 2007
Proceedings of the March 2006 Stakeholders' Strategic Planning Workshop for Increasing the Number of Aboriginal Physicians in Canada
Hosted by AFMC and IPAC
Aboriginal Health - Joint Partnership of AFMC and Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada!
FORUM, June 2006
Proceedings of the AFMC/UBC Workshop on Admissions & Support of Aboriginal Students in Medicine
Vancouver BC - June 12-14, 2005
AFMC/UBC Workshop on Admissions & Support of Aboriginal Students in Medicine
FORUM, September 2005
Aboriginal Clinical Practice Guidelines
Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada
Social Accountability - A Vision for Canadian Medical Schools: Update January 2005
FORUM, March 2005
The Social Accountability Initiative Moves Forward
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Computer Screens To Become More Flexible And Paper-Thin In Future, Researchers Claim!
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If more research is conducted, new display technologies can also evolve, which may develop optical communication systems and optoelectronic systems like laser technologies.
Microsoft HoloLens Device To Become A Part Of Mars Explorations!
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Microsoft's HoloLens device will be used to view the holographic views, created by holographic computing in a new software, by the Mars Curiosity mission team members.
Arabidopsis Thaliana To Be The First Plant On Mars!
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The winner of Mars One University competition will help in bringing life to Mars.
Now A Smartphone App Will Help Scientists In Cancer Research!
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This app is an extended version of the Folding@home distributed computing project, which was launched by a professor of chemistry at Stanford University, Vijay Pande, in 2007.
Now Machines Will Be Able To Smell Too, Even Better Than Humans!
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This new development holds huge promises in the related industries, like in the food industry.
This New Type Of Glass Can Double Your Smartphone's Battery Life!
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3D Facial Imaging System To Detect Autism In Children
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New Research Can Turn Flexible Electronics Into Reality
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New type of carbon nanotube transistors can be used in high performance, flexible electronic devices in future.
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While explaining the project, Google said, the research is in its early-stage now but the experiments are looking quite promising.
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Microsoft's WorldWide Telescope Project (WWT) Is Open Source Now!
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In this program, if you just right-click on a constellation, galaxy or a planet, you can access its entire database, which includes Wikipedia to astronomy encyclopedias.
An Automated Camera Developed To Record An Entire Basketball Game!
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The robotic cameras will follow the entire game just like a human operator.
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The two new workstation-class Ultrabooks involve a second-generation ZBook 14 G2 and the new ZBook 15u, which is a thinner and lighter 38.1-cm (15-inch) class Ultrabook.
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Do you believe every fossil has been found?<quoted text>Where are all the people fossils from then...genius? Or even animals we recognize as living 6000 ya, epic fail and making your self look pretty shabby in the brains department.
Do you believe everything that lived turns into a fossil?
Fact is most people would be hanging on to trees and other floating item until they died they would have then bloated and floated and would then have been eaten. They would not have been buried alive in mud slides in the numbers like that of sea creatures.


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I planted 3 tomatoes in my SFG...they seem to be doing ok but they aren't growing very tall. I planted them sometime the last week of May. They are getting flowers on them but I'm concerned that they don't seem to be growing tall. Any suggestions?
It's hard to say without knowing what varieties you planted. If you planted determinate tomatoes, they won't get really tall. Indeterminate, on the other hand, can grow into monsters. Be patient, let them develop roots, and they should be fine. Fertilizer or compost helps, too.
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Sen. John McCain, who seems to revel in the occasional lonely crusade, is now taking on America's maritime industry and the longstanding law barring foreign-built ships from transporting goods within the United States.
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A company that makes piping and casing for oil and gas drilling has postponed plans to build a manufacturing plant in northeast Nebraska, the company president said Wednesday, citing changing conditions in the oil market.
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Declaring the Internet critical for the nation, a top U.S. regulator on Wednesday proposed an unprecedented expansion of federal power to ensure providers don't block or slow web traffic for America's countless users.
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Germany's Federal Statistical Office says factory orders in Europe's largest economy rose a much stronger-than-expected 4.2 percent in December, with demand rising both at home and abroad.
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Officials say Ford Motor Co. will create an additional 900 jobs in Missouri to build the next-generation F-150 pickup.
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Federal regulators say problems in the design of a network of pipes and valves at a Houston-area DuPont chemical plant contributed to a poisonous gas leak that killed four workers in November.
Tesla a Step Closer to Selling Cars from Arizona StoresFebruary 5, 2015 4:53 pm | by Ryan Van Velzer, The Associated Press
Electric car manufacturer Tesla Motors has moved a step closer to selling vehicles directly to consumers at Arizona stores. The state House Commerce Committee advanced a bill Wednesday that would allow carmakers to bypass dealers and sell directly to consumers if the company establishes a service center in the state.
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European aircraft maker ATR is in the spotlight again after the dramatic crash Wednesday of a TransAsia Airways turboprop into a river in Taiwan. It's the second time in seven months that a TransAsia ATR has been involved in a fatal accident.
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More people sought unemployment benefits last week, but the number of applicants remained near historic lows in a positive sign for job growth.
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Born : Enfield, CT 1906
Occupation : Artist
Education : Hartford Art School; mostly self taught.
Exhibits : (solo)Salpeter Gallery;
Holdings :Springfield Museum of Fine Arts; Oswego State College; Cortalnd State Teacher's College; Syracuse Museum; Munson-Williams Proctor Institute inUtic; Rochester Memorial Art Gallery and numerous private collections.
Awards : 45 awards in regional and national shows in 15 years.
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ACLJ & Jay Sekulow On The Loss Of Mitt Romney
"This election is over, but our principles endure."- Gov. Mitt Romney, conceding 2012 presidential election
In the wake of the reelection of President Barack Obama, many conservatives are understandably discouraged. It is natural to feel momentarily defeated when a setback occurs. However, conservatives must remember that we fight for specific principles not because they are politically expedient, but because we believe those principles provide people with the greatest opportunity for success. Our love for these principles stems from a belief in those principles, not from political convenience.
At the same time, the fact that we stand on unchanging principles must not mean that we grow complacent in finding fresh and innovative ways to ensure that those principles improve the lives of those in need. I have heard two common (and opposing) views on how conservatives should move forward. I believe that both are partially correct, but that both are incomplete.
The first view is that our conservative principles are sound, and therefore we must simply reiterate them with more strength and conviction. The other view is that our principles are outdated and rigid, and that we must leave them in favor of principles that are more current and easier to articulate.
These two views confuse principles with ideas. Principles are held not because of political motivation, but because they are morally sound. Ideas are the ways in which we give life to those principles.
Conservatives believe in the principle of a strong rule of law. We believe in the principle of individual liberty and limited government with constitutional restraints.
We believe in the principle of a strong national security. We believe in the principle of religious freedom. We believe in the principle that every life is sacred. We believe in the principle that the family is the backbone of a strong society. We believe in the principle that America must be a safe haven in the world. We believe in the principle of living within our means, both individually and as a society.
And we believe in the principle of a Biblical mandate to care for fatherless and those living in poverty. We believe in these principles because we know that they afford people from all walks of life with an opportunity to pursue happiness and achieve the American dream.
As such, these principles do not change. They endure. And we as conservatives must continue the good fight of advancing them.
However, standing on unchanging principles does not mean continually recycling the same ideas. Too often, we as conservatives forget that while principles do not change, our methods of reaching those in need with these principles must be open to change. This certainly includes delivering a more articulate and charismatic message. But it goes far beyond just the delivery of the message. It must extend to the development of new and fresh policy ideas that reach real people in real need.
Doubling down on the same ideas and the same message will not advance our unchanging principles. In fact, it will undermine them.
There are a myriad of issues for which we must develop fresh ideas. One of the most controversial will be immigration. We are all immigrants, removed from that act of immigration by at most a few generations. The Left has successfully defined us as anti-immigrant, which of course we are not. But the fault of that label sticking is our own.
We must stand on our principles. They don't change. But we must also develop fresh ideas in order for those principles to reach real people. That is the only way to ensure that our principles endure, and that they improve the lives of a citizenry who embraces them.
At the ACLJ, the work we do every day is dedicated to these principles. Our mission is to defend and advance these principles in all three branches of government, regardless of the political landscape. It does not change based on who is in the Oval Office, what party controls the Legislative Branch, or who appointed the Judge hearing our case.
That mission is unchanged today. We invite you to be a part of our mission at ACLJ.org.
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From our Corvette Image Tumblr, we came across this Corvette Z06 chasing a rider on a Triumph motorcycle. The Corvette Z06 is an actual police car used by the Wake County Sheriffs office in North Carolina.
The GIF comes from a segment on Top Gear USA featuring Tanner Faust in the Z06 racing the street bike through an obstacle course. Click here to watch the full video on our Facebook page.
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During the recovery efforts this week at the National Corvette Museum, GM sent down a film crew to document the excavation of the first three Corvettes from Sky Dome sinkhole. Here is their video featuring our NCM friends Wendell Strode, Adam Boca and Chevy Communications guru Monte Doran.
It's time for Throwback Thursday where we feature vintage photos of Corvettes. Today's vintage picture features a parking lot full of early Corvettes while a bowtie wearing salesman waits for his next customer.
Construction workers surprised us yesterday by going after two more Corvettes. In addition to the 1992 1 Millionth Corvette that was pulled from the sinkhole inside the National Corvette Museum's Sky Dome, workers also were able to snag the 1984 PPG Corvette Pace Car (or at least most of it).
The lifted 4 x 4 Corvette: It's the perfect antithesis to everything America's sports car has represented since 1953. They're existence twists your mind like an episode of ABC's Lost or the first time you heard Mike Tyson talk. We hadn't seen one of these brutes turn up online for a while until this yellow C3 showed up at Crusin' the Coast on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Chevrolet built 46,558 Corvettes for the 1976 model year. Of those, 3,389 were painted Bright Yellow. 0 were 4 wheel drive.
The sinkhole and the subsequent recovery of five of the eight fallen Corvettes is major news and now that the Corvettes are coming out of the ground, national media has been quick to pick up the story.
Here's the National Corvette Museum appearing on the NBC Evening News.
The National Corvette Museum put out this 4-minute video tonight showing the extraction of the 2009 Corvette ZR1 from the sky dome sinkhole. The video features a number of camera angles not previously seen including one GoPro mounted to the cage that is lowered into the sinkhole.
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Local mixed martial arts fighter Jeff Joslin has dreamed of fighting in front of a hometown crowd for years.
So when the Ontario government, in a sudden change of heart, announced this weekend that it will allow MMA fights in the province starting in 2011, Joslin was ecstatic.
"I was so surprised," he said. "It kept getting closer and closer and then there was a delay."
Joslin has been a leader in the public fight to bring MMA to Ontario, including speaking at a rally outside Queen's Park earlier this year.
If the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) can hold massive events in other Canadian cities including Vancouver and Montreal, they should be able to do the same in Ontario, the 35-year-old said.
Joslin went from a UFC fighter, who suffered a concussion that sidelined him for a year and a half, to an ambassador for the sport.
His biggest argument has been economic -- UFC sells out.
"I have family and friends who have never seen me fight," he said.
"I've never had the chance to be a hometown fighter ... maybe now I can be part of bringing a fight to Hamilton."
After the news was released, NDP Hamilton Centre MPP Andrea Horwath said the situation is about making sure people are not "killed or ending up with severe injuries."
"If it's coming to Ontario, let's make it safe and let's make it something people can enjoy and not simply be a blood bath."
The province will adopt the same rules for MMA events that are widely used across North America, and the sport will be regulated by the Ontario Athletic Commission, which already oversees boxing.
Mickey Bimic, owner of Hamilton School of Martial Arts, said the sport is not as dangerous as people think.
"Everyone thinks it's a violent sport. It's controlled pretty good," he said.
Bimic said he expects the announcement to inspire more people to get involved in the sport and increase his business.
MMA is already the most popular class at Chon-ji Martial Arts in Hamilton, said its owner Dennis Alvey.
"I can only see that it would be a benefit to the business," he said. "Anything that improves the visibility of martial arts is a good thing for us."
Riccardo Ammendolia, owner of Fight Planet, which sells MMA apparel and equipment, said the announcement will help build a stronger group of local fighters.
"It would be an amazing thing for Hamilton - having (thousands of) people in the downtown," he said. "I think Copps Coliseum 100 per cent for sure could sell out."
The announcement - months after Premier Dalton McGuinty said MMA was not a priority - is good news for the Hamilton Entertainment and Convention Facilities Inc., said HECFI CEO Duncan Gillespie.
He and staff have been working with promoters for years to lobby for the change. Gillespie said he sent a letter encouraging the change to the government on behalf of HECFI.
"It's a matter of choice, people should have the opportunity to make the choice," he said. MMA events will "absolutely" be "highly profitable" for the city, he added.
"I can imagine Toronto will be clamoring at the opportunity to host an event and we're going to be right there at the table," he said.
Given the amount of time it will likely take to change licensing and the Athletics Control Act, Gillespie said there will not be an event in Hamilton or anywhere in Ontario before 2011.
"It's been a long time coming and we're thrilled," said Marc Ratner, the UFC vice-president of regulatory and government affairs.
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Stroll through six blocks of shops in the quaint village of Dresden, Ohio.
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Teenager Origi sees Belgium into World Cup 2nd round place
Teenaged substitute Divock Origi scored a last gasp goal that gave Belgium a 1-0 victory over Russia on Sunday and secured them a place in the World Cup last 16.
The 19-year-old broke the deadlock with an 88th minute shot set up by Eden Hazard after a frustrating game in the heat of Rio de Janeiro's Maracana stadium.
Belgium now have six points from two games and are well placed to take top spot in Group H. The size of the qualification mountain facing Fabio Capello's Russia now depends on the result of the South Korea-Algeria match later Sunday.
The two sides set off at a furious pace that could not be maintained in the Maracana stadium.
Viktor Faizulin shot from the edge of the penalty area forcing a save from Thibaut Courtois in the Belgian goal.
Belgium's Napoli striker Dries Martens shot narrowly wide after beating two players. Moments later he broke free again but pushed the ball across the face of the Russian goal.
The game did not improve in the second half although the tension did mount as striker Romelu Lukaku directed some angry words at Belgian coach Marc Wilmots when he was replaced by Origi. Lukaku was substituted for the second straight game after another disappointing performance.
But Origi, who plays for Lille in France, proved his worth with the goal as Belgium piled on the pressure in the late stages, with fellow substitute Kevin Mirallas hitting the post with a free kick seconds earlier.
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What if the only clue you had to your mother's past was a photo taken before you were born — when she was young, carefree, and beautiful? What if it looked like this:How would you feel, upon waking up in the morning, if the day stretched out before you had no clear architecture from the past?
That question is hard for me to imagine. My ancestry is so foundational to who I am today. I had to begin my own memoir Blush: A Mennonite Girl Meets a Glittering World with three generations of the nine that preceded me in America.
I'm constantly fascinated by difference. And by good storytelling. You are in for a treat in the guest post that follows. And if you aren't having a good day yet, I think it will cheer you on.
Mani Feniger is a therapist and writer who lives in the SF Bay Area with her husband Michael and dog Gigi. She is the author of two books, "Journey from Anxiety to Freedom" and "The Woman in the Photograph," winner of the 2013 BEST MEMOIR Award from Bay Area Independent Publishers Association. She is available to speak at book clubs as well as community and professional organizations, and offers individual counseling and memoir writing classes. Learn more at her website and blog. Purchase her book by clicking here: The Woman in the Photograph: The Search for My Mother's Past.
A Good Day
By Mani Feniger.
Sometime in your life you will go on a journey. It will be the longest journey you have ever taken. It is the journey to find yourself.
–Katherine Sharp
For me, a good day does not require special events. Its essence is that I am open, optimistic and curious about whatever happens. This view may seem normal to you, but it took an unexpected turn of history for me to realize that I had unconsciously adopted a family attitude that life was hard, and it was dangerous to harbor dreams and aspirations because they would inevitably be dashed and whatever you accomplished would be lost.
Harsh advice, but it made perfect sense to my parents who escaped from Nazi Germany. They were extremely "lucky" to get out early, but beyond that, I knew none of the details of their persecution, nor of other relatives that must have once existed, or the exciting lives they each had led before their exile.
I was very close to my mother. This was especially true after my dad died when I was eight. But our house became a place of silence, cloaked in shadows I couldn't name. Seeking direction, I carefully observed my mother's facial expressions, her tone of voice, her body language and random comments, often as fragmentary as
"I kiss the ground we walk on"
with no explanation to follow. I was not aware of how deeply her outlook infiltrated my own beliefs about life or that I had absorbed the imprint of her traumas and disappointments.
Then came the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. Though my mother had passed away by then, a door to her buried past swung open. A flow of documents issued by the newly unified German Republic informed me that I might be the rightful heir of a family property stolen by the Nazis under "Aryanization." Soon after, I got a startling glimpse into a significant part of my mother's prior life. It came in the form of a photograph, buried in a box of papers and documents my brother had carted off to his garage when we cleaned out her apartment.
As I said in the introduction to The Woman in the Photograph
…The picture of two women seated close together on a loveseat transported me back to a lost era of my mother's life. Suspended in time, my mother and her sister gaze into each other's eyes. They seem unaware that outside their private world, the Nazi party is gathering momentum to sweep away the life they have known.
I was stunned by the image of my mother Alice in a white evening gown…. The woman in this photo is not my mother, I thought. I recognized her proud profile. Otherwise she bore little resemblance to the woman I had known all my life….
The image ignited a spark inside me, an urgency to know more about the person who had such a profound effect on my life… Long after her passing, the omissions in her story still haunt me. What happened to her? Why didn't she tell me? Who is the woman in the photograph?
The journey of unraveling her story took me nearly twenty years with twists and turns I could not have imagined. But the really important shift was that I began to understand the roots of her silence and the impact of her losses.
I discovered that she had withheld not just her pain, but also the most glorious adventures of her youth, which I observed later in a photo album she had secreted away. I sensed that I had denied myself the permission to be lighthearted, not on purpose, but as an almost primal expression of loyalty to my mother. Have you ever struggled with the beliefs and values that mattered to your parents but might not be appropriate for your own life or your own time in history?
I have faced many real challenges. But I approach situations differently than before I knew my mother's true story. Now a good day means my heart is open and I no longer confuse my mother's experience with my own. I look up at the clouds shifting through a blue sky, and am grateful that I have a lightness of spirit that I didn't feel when I was growing up. Even when things are not as I might wish, I savor the happy moments and bring compassion to myself when I am afraid or sad or angry. And though I am almost seventy, some days I turn up the music and dance around the house as I did when I was seven, and know it's a very good day.
This story makes me want to cry, and then dance too. It has enhanced my understanding of the meaning of a good day in a profound way. Do you know the connection between pain and joy? Is there a photo in your life that has unlocked a mystery?


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Opening night at PNC Field had an Olympic feel.
That's because Luzerne County's Olympians were on hand throwing out ceremonial first pitches. Harding's U.S. Paralympic bronze medalist Stephanie Jallen had the honor and so did Berwick's Jayson Terdiman, who participated in the men's luge in February at the Sochi Games.
The Olympic heroes returning to be honored must have brought some luck to the RailRiders as they came back with a four-run sixth inning to defeat Syracuse. It's the first time the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre franchise won a home opener at PNC Field since 2010. The franchise technically won its home opener in 2012, but that was the season where every game was played on the road.
In case you missed it
The most important thing you might have missed over the last seven days was that the team won its home opener and more than 6,000 fans saw the rally and the victory.
There were also some lows to the first full week of the season as the RailRiders were swept in a three-game series at Rochester, including a doubleheader that took nearly five hours to complete. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre had the opportunity to win two in a row after winning the second game of a twinbill against Syracuse on Sunday. But after a rainout on Monday, the team lost its next game.
That meant SWB has not won consecutive road games since winning three in a row at Louisville last July 26-28.
Looking ahead
The IronRail Series gets started this week on Thursday when the Triple-A affiliate of the Phillies comes to Moosic to start a four-game series. The IronPigs will be coming to town with a few hot players. Catcher Cameron Rupp has just five hits this season, but four are home runs. He also has seven RBI, a .739 slugging percentage and an OPS of 1.118. Right-hander David Buchanan leads the pitching staff with a 1.64 ERA in two starts. He could be pitching this weekend.
As a reminder, the RailRiders won the series last year. Because of that, if they win any of the games during the series, a video of Lehigh Valley president and general manager Kurt Landes singing in a fat lady suit will be shown on the video board after the game.
Before the Ironpigs series, the RailRiders head back on the road for four games and will see familiar face Dan Johnson, who played in Moosic last season and is now with Buffalo. Johnson is off to a very good start for the Bisons, hitting .300 with two homers and six RBI. He's also drawn seven walks and has an on-base percentage of .464 as Buffalo got off to a 4-0 start this season.
This week's promotions
There's only three home games this week, but all three tilts have promotions you won't want to miss. Today is the Sunday staple Family FunDay where select autographs can be had prior to the game and kids can run the bases afterwards. There's also a schedule magnet giveaway since that was planned for Friday but was postponed. This way, you can slap it on the fridge and will always know when the team will be home.
Friday might be one of the most unique promotions this season as it is Outdoors Night with special guest Mountain Man from Duck Dynasty set to make an appearance. On the field, the players will wear a camouflage jersey, and after the game the Friday Fireworks show will be held.
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Texans, defensive scheme, blitzes, etc.
To start, let's take a look at the first game against the Steelers.
Their roster full of veterans, all of them (except one or two) familiar with the Steelers' system.
On the other hand,
we had Schaub and Green back for the first game, testing their physical condition.
Slaton and Brown as rookies.
Brisiel and Bennett still finding their footing.
Myers and Reeves first time in Texans uni.
Okoye with his young age.
Diles as first time starter.
Demps who fell out of favor with the coaches.
And we had Faggins in place of Dunta (injured.)
The conditions were ripe for the Steelers to test our O-line and Schaub.
So they did.
And one would figure the Texans would play conservative defense???
The truth was anything but that.
I will only look at the first half, in which we held the ball a fraction more,
and ran the same numbers of play as the Steelers (27).
We ran 10 times for 25 yards, with Slaton 6 for 14 yds.
We passed 17 times for 80 yds and Schaub threw 2 Ints.
They run 17 times for 69 yds and passed 10 times for 103 yds.
We blitzed 5 times (50% of the time they attempted to pass.)
Once, Mario got to the QB and forced a fumble with Demeco recovering.
The Steelers blitzed 10 times (58.8%)
But we also brought more than 4 men attacking the LOS another 12 times (but they ran the ball.)
They did it 8 times.
We also call a Red Dog once (brought a LB and dropped a lineman.)
We showed blitzes 5 more times, the Steelers 8 times.
We had movement up front 3 more times,
when one or more of the back 7 hovered within 3 yds from the LOS.
Overall, both teams played aggressive defense in 26 out of 27 plays.
We recorded 2 sacks, 3 tackles for loss, 1 quarterback hurry.
We forced 2 fumbles and recover once.
The Steelers had 2 sacks, 3 TFLs, 3 QBHs, and 2 Ints.
There wasn't a whole lot of difference in how both Defenses try to play,
only in the results.
And we made more costly mistakes in the defensive backfield.
How that affects the scheme/play of our defense in later games?
Were there other reasons?
Inputs, anybody?
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The one thing I remember vividly from this game was the Texans first drive of the game and it was 4th and inches and Schaub QB sneak'd it for like 3 yards and it was an obvious first down. So obvious even one of the refs called it a first down. Yet it was reviewed....and ruled not a first down for some ridiculous reason and the Steelers got the ball.
I think this affected the team for the rest of the game. I remember Kubiak had the most befuddled angry look on his face and it seemed to really influence the play for the rest of the game.
I don't know if this was the reason the Steelers knifed through our defense with ease but it seemed to ruin the game and it definitely ruined the game for me.
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The other judge looked (and due to the mass of humanity in the middle), and adjusted his own stance.
It was a first down for sure.
It would likely have helped us.
But the main thing is that our coaching staff was feeding lambs to the wolves, letting a young line work together.
That could, and should, pay dividend in the long run.
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I'm going to try to find out about whether the Texans had ever utilize the 4-3 under front on offense; whether they ever play one gap on Defense; and whether they ever were in go-read-and react mode.
1 and 10 at Steelers 48 yd line.
Ball on the inside right hash mark.
Pitts with 5-man line.
QB under center.
RB Parker as lone back directly behind him, 8 yd behind line of scrimmage (LOS)
3 men in diamond formation on the left.
- TE #83 Miller on the LOS, just inside the left hashmark, not too far off from the LT
- FB #38 Davis slightly behind Miller, and between him and the LT
- WR #10 Holmes parallel with Davis, on the other side of Miller.
The other WR #86 Ward on the LOS, on the right side numbers.
Texans in 4-3 under front.
TJ as NT (Nosed Tackle), on the outside shoulder of the Center.
Okoye as UT (Under tackle or 3-tech), on the outside shoulder of the RG
Weaver as LDE, outside the RT (and the right hash marks.)
Mario as RDE, outside the LT, somewhat directly in front of the FB
SAM Diles came up to the LOS, on the left number, somewhat directly in front of the WR Holmes.
Demeco 4 yd off the LOS, slightly outside Mario
WLB Greenwood a yard behind him, somewhere between the LG and LT
Bennett about same depth as Demeco, checking Ward.
Reeves 6.5 yd off LOS on the other side, outside the left hash marks, checking on Holmes.
SS Brown 6 yd off LOS between the right hash marks making the formation a little more balance.
FS Demps played back.
So, this should please those who like to see a 4-3 under front with a LB on the LOS. (Actually, we had another thread for this already, but no clear example.)
The Steelers would switch their formation and send men in motion, and the Texans would adjust accordingly I dont think we want to call this read-and-react, because if so, then every NFL teams play read-and-react defense.----
If you want to see whether the linemen attack the gap right off the snap of the ball (without hesitation,) then the Texans did.
They were in go-read-and-react mode Also a one-gap attack scheme in this case.
I hope that clear up a couple of questions.
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So... is there any real reason to think it's going to work better for Amobi and TJ in the future if they couldn't make it work in the past?
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Okoye was young, he should improve.
TJ probably will level out, but he can still gain experience.
Bulman was only young and can also improve.
Okam may do better.
Cody, I have reasonably good reasons to say, will provide better depth.
The sky (hopefully) is the limit for Mario, and that can only help the tackles.
Barwin isn't here for nothing.
Smith, I will have to study him closer to have an opinion.
Besides that, having Adibi full-time will be good.
And Cushing, in time - don't know how long, should also improve our LB corp.
When our LBs - on the average - can protect the middle better, it will give a little more time to the linemen to do their job.
Or they can get there themselves on a situational blitz better/sooner than we've ever done before.
With Dunta coming back fully (and hopefully), and Reeves making some stride in the later part of the season, the front four will be helped as well.
Bennett, I think, is rounding into a solid player.
Molden should continue to improve.
Hopefully one or two young players can contribute in the secondary as well.
Ferguson and Wilson will have more time to iron out the communication with the CBs and LBs.
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*** Case study
Browns game, 2nd defensive drive.
The 5-man zone dog, with Ferguson as disguised safety blitz.
Browns in shotgun spread, single back next to Quinn to his right, 4-wides.
Texans in 4-3, but shift both DTs outside the Guards, leaving the Center uncovered.
Adibi behind LDT Okoye, looking at the C.
Ryans shaded outside the RDT Bulman.
Nading outside RT. Mario outside LT.
Adibi & Ryans both came up the middle on the zone blitz, with Nading dropping back to take on the releasing RB.
The C took on Ryans.
Adibi put Quinn on the ground and forced an early, errand throw.
Browns settled for a FG.
The result was as good as a sack.
Some contributing factors, I think, are as followed:
The Browns didn't think both LBs would come.
(or the C may think that the RB will take on Adibi.)
Ferguson inched up on the left side (ours), hinting that he might come up on a safety blitz (with Adibi sliding over to take on the TE Winslow); therefore, the RB had to keep an eye on him.
Wilson was already sliding to the other side to back up Dunta and Reeves,
If Ferguson comes up on a blitz, it only makes sense that Adibi would have to slide over to check the TE.
The Browns didn't think Nading would drop back, not having much tape on him.
Nading started up field then backpedaled and turned nice and tight on the RB (who released when he saw Ferguson dropped back.)
This took away the only short safety valve for Quinn.
Coverage was good by both Ferguson and Bennett on the play side.
(Actually, coverage was good on all 4 receivers plus the releasing RB.)
Quinn is inexperienced. (May or may not work against the QBs in our division.)
Texans had a good defensive call (or lucky) when no receiver ran a short route.
(They all headed for the end zone.)
So who called that play? Richie or Frankie?
Is this the vanila defense we're talking about? No disguise whatsoever?
Is this limiting defensive play calling, as to allow a DC such liberty?
Is this read and react when we're forcing the action?
You be the judge!
Manning and Collins might change the call and have the TE (or the slot receiver) run a slant route where our LBs vacated their spots. Or a crossing route with those two receivers.
Garrard might very well pull up and run on first sight of Adibi coming.
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Nice analyses. As far as the Browns game, I would hesitate to base any real valid conclusions regarding the Texans' performance. I say that in light of the fact that the Browns won a total of 4 games last year, and that (following their loss to the Texans) they lost each of the remaining 4 games to finish out their season.
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All I remember from the Browns game was Mario picking up Jamal Lewis like a rag doll and the crack of thunder that sounded as lewis hit the ground.
& so it begins
Re: Texans, defensive scheme, blitzes, etc.
Secondly, yes. Everything Bush/Kubiak has been saying we will be doing, is the same thing Smith/Kubiak has been saying we will be doing.
Personally, I think our weakness is the interior line, and lack of speed from the LBs & Safeties. Kubiak/Smith/Smith/Bush believe the weakness is at DE, and don't seem to have a problem with the speed behind the DL.
The reasons to believe we'll be more successful in 2009, is that we have a new DL motivator, we have a better DE rotation(Upgrading Weaver to Smith, Cochran to Barwin) TJ is in a contract year, and Amobi is due to break-out.
We've got better than good talent at the LB position. IMHO if Cushing is starting, he better be lights out. I know I didn't expect that from Mario, TJ, or even Babin, but I wasn't as high on the surrounding talent as what we have now. We've got four starting LBs in June, Adibi, Demeco, & Diles. If Cush is going to start, he should have to beat out one of those four.....
And the best reason to believe we'll do a better job defensively, is that we can run the ball. If our Defense does their job, and get off the field on third down, our offense should be able to make the most of it. Eating up clock, scoring, and keeping our defense off the field. So when they do get on the field, they can leave it all on the field, knowing their work won't be in vain.
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About eating up the clock, I think it's all the more important against teams like Indy. The longer Manning had to stay off the field, the more the possibility of him getting cold/frustrated somewhat.
It's hard to get him off the field at times though!
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Just like this gen, it will come down to exclusives. Multiplats are multiplats. Expect no difference. Remains to be seen if devs like Naughty Dog can outshine everyone else like they did this gen.
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I always found those comparison videos to be comical (ps3 and360 multiplats). They were so close I could never tell a difference until the narrator pointed it out.
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Britney Spears is making sure she ties up all loose ends in her split from fiance Jason Trawick -- including her $90,000 engagement ring.
Sources close to the pop songstress tell Us Weekly that Spears returned the 3-carat diamond ring back to Trawick, 41, shortly after announcing that she and her former husband-to-be are no longer an item.
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Trawick, who also formerly managed Spears' career, popped the question back in December 2011 after the pair began dating in 2009.
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