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Water Prison Technique
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Water Prison Technique [1] | |||
Name | |||
Kanji | 水牢の術 | ||
Rōmaji | Suirō no Jutsu | ||
Literal English | Water Prison Technique | ||
English TV | Water Prison Jutsu | ||
Debut | |||
Manga | Chapter #13 | ||
Anime | Naruto Episode #8 | ||
Game | Naruto: Ultimate Ninja | ||
Appears in | Anime, Manga, Game | ||
Data | |||
Classification | Ninjutsu | ||
Nature | |||
Rank | C-rank | ||
Class | Supplementary | ||
Range | Short-range | ||
Hand seals | Snake → Ram → Horse → Hare → Ram → Horse → Hare → Hands spread in front palms out or Snake → Ox → Clap Hands | ||
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This technique is used to trap a victim inside a virtually inescapable sphere of water. The only downside to this technique is that the user must keep at least one arm inside the sphere at all times in order for the victim to remain imprisoned. This technique requires a sufficient amount of water, which can be provided by expelling it from one's mouth.[2] Once trapped the target is unable to move while within it due to the heaviness of the water. Because of the density of the water it can be used, to a limited extent, for defensive purposes if performed on oneself.[2] It can also be stored in scrolls as traps.[3]
Water clones can be used in preparation for the technique, which block an opponent's attack and trap the attacker in the prison using the clone's own water.[4] Neji Hyūga was able to use his ability to release chakra from all of his tenketsu simultaneously to disrupt the flow of chakra and break the prison.
- When Zabuza used this technique on Kakashi Hatake he was still able to talk inside the prison.[5][6] Though when used by Kisame, Team Guy was greatly restricted.[7] This may mean that there are aspects of this technique that the user can control.


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I would suggest to contact B.C. for more measurements/advice.
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Do you make or sell Gore tex bicycling...
Do you make or sell Gore tex bicycling pant for men that are 5'6". I will continue to look somewhere else because not all men 6' and over. I hate having to always have them shortened.
Angus Bohanon
A small might work. I'd advise checking your measurements against the sizing chart (the little ruler that says "size?" next to the sizing menu).
Debbie C
Also, just maybe the women's XXL (or even the XL, but they tend to run smallish, and you want to be able to pull these over your bike tights come fall/winter) may just be the ticket. The women's length is 31". You can go directly to Gorebikewear.com (or Goreapparel.com) for the larger XXL for the women's pant. And, don't forget to get a pant leg strap/protector to keep pants leg out of the way. Deuter makes a awesome band ($11.00), wider than most (but not too wide as to be annoying), a nice wide reflective strip around the whole thing, and nice Velcro adjustment. I ordered through my one of my local bike shops (or go to the source). By the way, the men's and the women's pants look the same...so, no worries! And while your 'at it', try Gore's ALP-X (GT) 2.0 Jacket for complete protection; it's so light, you can easily pack it and have it on hand,(as I do now, after being caught in one-too-many surprise rain storms!)... "JUST IN CASE"!
Hope this can still be a help.
How do they fit ?
I'm looking for something...
How do they fit ?
I'm looking for something to wear over my jeans for rainy comutes.
are they loose enough or shall go up one size ? Thanks.
Debbie C
There is no "give" in these...they are just a 'shell' of rain-proof material. They run small, so make sure you order up (as Gore, like most bike clothes, runs small) to make sure they'll fit over your other pants, especially bulky jeans. I will tell you they are a bit "baggy", especially from the knees down, and as I found out for myself, and now recommend to others: get yourself a pants-leg band or strap...and I highly recommend the one Deuter makes ($11.00) as I stated in my other reviews.
And remember, they are only a shell, you will still need a good insulating baselayer/thermo tights come fall/winter to wear underneath these.
And again, if you can't find the size you think you need, go directly to Gore!
Hope this Helps!
Thanks !
But I finally got a good deal on arcteryx alpha SL ; perfect for rainy commutes ...
Debbie C
re: Pants leg straps....
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Thanks, Zak, for the tip:
I found a great product from Deuter...a really nice cuff that's a little wider than most, but not so much as to be anyoing; has a nice reflecting strip and secure velcro. Surpirsed B.C. doesn't carry this item! Had to special order from a local bike shop instead. Bottom-line: Great answer for a otherwise great pair of bike pants; reccomend the Deuter pants-leg straps, too!
I found the strap in Amazon, is called :Deuter - Pants Protector, Reflective Legband, Black. If you have the time can you check and let me know if this is the one that you use ? Thank you.
Debbie C
"BINGO"!!! That's exactly the one!
On the 'package' label are the numbers:
Art NO: 32852
Col: 7000 black
You'll see what a difference between these, and the more common bands sold everywhere else; and you'll be glad you invested a few $ more!
Hope this helped!
Debbie C
Hey guys, I got these (woman's) pants but...
Hey guys, I got these (woman's) pants but was concerned about how baggy they are on the lower leg...that they may get caught up in the chain...does anyone have any ideas on how to keep the bottom pant leg clear (without rolling them up of course!)? Also, seemed that the velcro didn't stick very well. Thanks for any helpful ideas.
zak harris
You could always get a rubber band and wrap that around the cuff of the pants, that's what I used to do when I didn't feel like rolling my pants up.
Another option would be to get a cheap velcro strap like the one featured at the link below.
when will medium be available?
when will medium be available?
Debbie C
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This unit introduces students to the main approaches to the study of organisational communication from various perspectives including critical studies, cultural studies and postmodern theory. It will examine the nature and function of organisational culture and the role of communication in cultural change within organisations during periods of transition, mergers, technological innovations and globalisation. Taking a global perspective, the unit introduces students to the issues relevant to the international multicultural workplace as well as those of power, ideology and hegemony within organisations and society. It critically analyses how communication technologies change the nature of work and organisations from the point of view of the individual and discusses the importance of member involvement in the change processes.
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Tour of Bright question.....Somehow we managed to get our entries in early enough to get a start at this years Tour of Bright. It'll be our first time down there, and there isn't much info on the website, and what there is seems pretty out-of-date. So I've got a couple of questions for anyone who might have been there before.
We don't have any kind of a support crew, and I was wondering how riders generally get back to Bright at the end of the stage. Stage 1 ends up on Towonga Gap, and I guess it's not too far from there back to Bright, so we just ride back I guess. But Stage 3 is all the way through Harrietville and up Mt Hotham- 60kms or so. I know it's downhill coming back (assuming I actually make it to the top..... ) but 60k is still a fair way. I don't suppose they put on a shuttle bus for riders and bikes ?? On the first stage, which I think is 90km or so, is there a feed zone ? Not that I have anyone to hand me anything...... but I'm thinking that if its warm I'll get through more than two drink bottles of fluid........ Really looking forward to it !! Cheers, Nitram
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Everyone just rides back. Most people stop in harrietville and have a coffee etc and laze around before slowly creeping back down to Bright.
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Stage 1 feed zone is at Tawonga with 12km to go, after the sprint and shortly before the Tawonga Gap climb. There'll be water available. Have a look at the maps, feed zones are marked.
Re: Tour of Bright question.....have a great time, it's beautiful country
Re: Tour of Bright question.....Pity he will be in too much pain to notice it...
Take it easy coming back down Hotham, a mate of mine overcooked the corner at the Meg and had an unscheduled one-on-one meeting with the armco railing.
Re: Tour of Bright question.....Don't mean to hijack Nitrams thread, but got my own Tour of Bright question.
I'm down to race in C grade and my recent training hasn't been what I had planned. Uni exams, family holiday in QLD, couple of days with a cold have limited my riding in November when I really wanted to work on my speed after racking up good Kms in Sept and Oct. My question is am I going to be competitive enough to race in or near the front for the road stages. I don't want to drive from Sydney and pay for 2/3 nights accommodation and only to get dropped from the pack on each stage. I have no idea what to expect from the other C graders having never raced an open before. In regards to my form I did the ACE250 in Jan and did Hotham in 1h36m (92nd on Strava) riding pretty steadily to do the remaining 200kms so feel I would go faster this time around. More recently I did Robbie McEwens Grand Fondo and finished with a total time ranked on Strava as 31st. Sep/Oct spent alot of time doing ~3hours rides in the RNP and currently feel i'm around a similar level to what I was in Jan, bit faster with less endurance though. Any honest opinions to my chances would be appreciated.
Does that mean I'll be able to grab a bidon on water off a vollie or something at the feed zone if I've got no support?
Re: Tour of Bright question.....Might be worthwhile to add I train solo and from sporadic indoor cycling studio sessions my power to weight is usually somewhere between 4-4.5watts per kg I think (being 65kgs has its advantages).
Re: Tour of Bright question.....Here's your time for the climb on the final stage, compared to the times of the guys who came 1st and 2nd in C-grade:
http://raceshape.com/strava-segments/847040?rides=68119085-43501690-43975035 JD
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i recognise one of those names as a guy who hands out the pain in A grade club races.. he's not really a C-grader.
Re: Tour of Bright question.....Most if not all of them would be club level A graders, that's the nature of ToB. The ToB handicappers don't check gradings, they just accept whatever riders submit.
Several A grade local names there I recognise too.
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golly if it's going to a soggy scorcher then I hope so, how does the neutral feed work at tob? my wife would much rather be at the finish line than the feed zone..
Re: Tour of Bright question.....Neutral feed: Last year it was volunteers on the left side of the road handing up bidons of water just before the Tawonga climb (near the pub), as per kosh's post. I just put one of my empty bidons into my jersey and took a fresh one.
Food for thought - you've seen what can happen in feed zones in pro races ? What do you think will happen when the C grade bunch hits the feed zone ? You probably want to position yourself in anticipation... In response to number21: ToB course/organisation/vibe is awesome. If you have an entry but choose not to go....... you'll be kicking yourself. It makes no sense to compare ACE / Gran Fondo times to a shorter, more intense road race. There will be plenty of people dropped - maybe even you - who cares ? Get in with the grupetto and enjoy the ride.
Re: Tour of Bright question.....Thanks JD for doing that, cheers. Neat site.
Yeah I decided to not let the opportunity go by and booked some accommodation yesterday ($85 for a room compared to the $45 for an unpowered camp site in Jan!!). Feeling quite pumped and excited about it now, so thanks all for the positive vibes. Shall remember "stage 1- ~80kms- stick to the left". Will be good to be amongst all the bikes and lyrca in Bright again!
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woot! if you haven't trained specifically then just finishing will be the goal, and like the Warny there's nothing to feel but pride in that! Being more of a natural sprinter that's MY goal too, I will be looking for gruppeto buddies to work after Rosewhite in particular
Re: Tour of Bright question.....Just a quick note about ToB. So glad I went, had such a great time. Finished mid pack, avoided the big stack 6.5kms into stage 1(just) so I took that as a positive sign, weather was perfect, great roads. Learnt a lot about racing, lots of seriously good riders down there. Hopefully can get an entry next year and try to improve.
Hope all the others on here had a good time also and for those in C grade missed the neutral zone crit pile up!
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Nice to hear. I was the ACT Vikings rider somersaulting through the air in that c grade stack Pretty disappointed with it. Was hoping to go top 20 on the gc. Luckily i just lost skin, and was bruised but somehow my bones held together! Managed to snap my seat off, slightly buckle the wheels, smash my quarq, bend my rear derailler hanger, destroy some cables and shatter my helmet... I kept racing since I had my TT bike there. TT went ok, not ideal, but gave it what I had left. With some help we patched up my bike using bits from the TT rig, and a few borrowed pieces. Sunday I felt pretty good, a little stiff and sore, but once I warmed up was ok. Decided I wasn't going to sit in, so counter attacked on the first pinch out of town, and went on a solo break for 8k or so and took the first sprint point. Though since I was out of gc, it didn't count, but it was a bit of fun. Stayed near the front for the next sprint point at harrietville, wasted a bit of energy and got caught a little short when the road went up. Missed the front pack, so had to work my way back once I got to the false flat. Was pretty happy with how I finished the climb, managed to get just outside the top 20. Plenty of lessons learned, would like to try to get back next year. Need to support my mates who got automatic invites, and pursue personal glory as well of course Despite the crash, it was a really fun weekend.
Re: Tour of Bright question.....Wow some serious damage to your bike there ro.
Sounds a tho you fared better at least. Quick question you entered c, was looking at being up in the top half of the field, what grade do you race at club level? Just asking as I am c-d when racing (or b in vets) was going to enter c grade (missed out on getting in) and got report back that c grade at bright consists of a large number of club a graders. Sent from my not iDevice using Tapatalk 2
Re: Tour of Bright question.....Well the bike could of been worse I guess, oh well. Least there were no medical bills.
As for the grading, its certainly a much debated topic! Because C grade is the lowest grade you got a real mix of people. This is my first season road racing, but have done the last couple of local races in B grade here in Canberra. Im generally in the top 5 depending on the course. A couple mates who ride B with me and are a little stronger finished in the top 10 and 20 of C. I know a couple other guys who race local A grade, and go up hills better than I (say 2 minutes on a 30 minute climb) and they finished inside top 15 of B grade. The top 5 of C grade, were local A grade quality definitely. They would of finished top 10 in B grade. The rough rule is because its open to drop a grade. But obviously this is widely subjective and some guys go up the climbs better. Most people can hang on in the flatter bits, but it just breaks apart on the climb. Looking at strava, I did 1:28 on mt hotham, roughly 8-10 minutes behind the winners of b and c grade. If you race c/d you'd probably survive to the climbs if you are smart. If you want to get in the mix of things though, you will need a fair bit more. If you know any of the climbs in canberra I could give you some reference points on times to compare
Re: Tour of Bright question.....I am act based.
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Re: Tour of Bright question.....Ah cool, well I did a pb on honeysuckle 2 weeks back, went high 26. A couple guys went a minute faster up the climb, they finished top 20 in C grade on the weekend. A friend did 23ish in A grade, and he came top 20 in B grade at bright. Same guy does about 9 minutes up blackie. Its definitely a strong field. With having to qualify next year it'll be even more so I think.
Re: Tour of Bright question.....don't forget there's masters grades, although they don't look much easier
Re: Tour of Bright question.....haha masters 1/2/3 is as hard as A grade !
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no grupetto for beer gutted has-beens?
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To hang around the top of the American League Wild Card standings, the Indians really need a strong series against the White Sox.
The Tribe got off on the right foot with a 14-3 victory on Thursday and improved to 12-2 against the White Sox this season, including nine straight victories. Cleveland enters Saturday 1 1/2 games behind the Rays for American League's second Wild Card spot.
The Indians will send rookie right-hander Danny Salazar to the mound for his eighth Major League start on Friday. He'll be opposed by lefty Hector Santiago in the second game of a four-game set.
Salazar took a no-decision in his last start despite giving up just one run on four hits with two walks and eight strikeouts in four innings against the Mets. He was removed from the game early because he'd racked up 80 pitches including a solo home run to Justin Turner.
"It was an elevated fastball," manager Terry Francona said. "[Salazar] just had a hard time working down."
In his last four starts, Salazar has allowed four earned runs in 19 1/3 innings for a 1.86 ERA. He's also struck out 23 batters while only walking six. His 45 strikeouts are the most by an Indians pitcher in his first seven games in 57 years.
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In his previous start on Aug. 30, Santiago lasted just 3 2/3 innings and gave up four earned runs on five hits with five walks and three strikeouts. Overall, Santiago is 4-8 with a 3.44 ERA in 21 starts this season and the big focus lately has been control.
Indians: Masterson working toward return
Right-hander Justin Masterson played catch from a distance of 90 feet on Thursday as he recovers from a left oblique strain he sustained on Sept. 2 against the Orioles.
"He came out today and played catch," manager Terry Francona said. "He went out to about 90 feet [and there were] no issues, no problems. And we'll just continue that progression. … He has to go [through] his progression, but he did well."
Prior to the injury, Masterson started 29 games and went 14-10 with a 3.52 ERA.
"[When he returns] all depends on how quickly he comes back," Francona said. "If he's back and healthy, we can pitch him, but that has to happen, so we don't need to put one thing ahead of the other."
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One of the biggest things that catcher Josh Phegley can take from this season is the knowledge that he can compete in the big leagues.
"I believe I have everything I need to play at the Major League level," Phegley said. "Of course you want to get better and continue the process."
Minor League catching instructor John Orton has been impressed with his progress, as well.
"When I compare him to the other guys I see in other organizations that are now in the big leagues that are playing every day, to me, he's as good if not better than some of those guys," Orton said. "He can do everything. He can hit, throw and block. He's got good hands. He's quick, athletic. He's a decent runner. And again, he cares about the pitching staff, too. That goes a long way.
Worth noting
• Entering Thursday's series opener with the White Sox, second baseman Jason Kipnis was batting .424 (25-for-59) in 16 career games at U.S. Cellular Field. That was the highest qualifying batting average by a visiting player at U.S. Cellular field since the start of the 2011 season.
• The White Sox have lost 12 of their last 14 games.
Kathleen Gier is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Come Nov. 16, when the Deep Run High School boys' basketball team opens its 2012-2013 season against Thomas Dale High School, 270 days will have passed since head coach Curt Kassab and his Wildcats have taken the floor. And coming off a stingy loss to Highland Springs in the Wildcats' first playoff appearance under Kassab, this year's squad will be hungrier than ever. Deep Run will be looking to build off last year's 16-9 season – the school's first winning season since Kassab took over as head coach two seasons ago. Last season also marked the first District and Regional tournament appearances in the Kassab era. "Our goal every year is to compete for a district title and a birth in the Regional Tournament," Kassab said. Repeating last year's success will be no easy task, however, as Deep Run heads into the 2012-2013 season losing 10 players to graduation; most notably first-team All-District guard Parker Hull and second-team All-District center Lucas Dyer. This leaves a mere four returning varsity players for Kassab and company, and only one, junior guard Tim Branin, with extensive varsity game experience. These key departures mean new faces will have to step up and lead this year's team, a challenge that senior guard Nick Butz welcomes. "I'm looking forward to being a leader of the team," Butz said, "I expect our team to be tough and have a great year." While most are ready to write them off, Kassab sees this team with loads of untapped potential. "We have some talented young players and it's important that we develop these young kids," Kassab said. "I think that is critical in building a good basketball program." With three-fourths of last year's team gone, Deep Run will have to rely heavily on its renowned student section, the "Wildcat Wackos." The Deep Run basketball program has tons of momentum after last year's playoff run; however, with the large amount of turnover, repeating last year's success will be an immense challenge for coach Kassab and the Wildcats. |
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The Race to Protect Children will be held at West Broad Village Saturday, May 2, to benefit Greater Richmond SCAN.
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The Henricopolis Soil & Water Conservation District will sponsor a tree seedling giveaway on April 2 at Dorey Park Shelter 1 from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and on April 3 at Hermitage High School parking lot from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Bare-root tree seedlings are available to Henrico County residents free of charge for the spring planting season.
The following seedling species will be available: apple, kousa dogwood, red maple, river birch, red osier dogwood, loblolly pine, sycamore, bald cypress, white dogwood and redbud. Quantities are limited and trees are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Each participant is allowed up to 10 trees total, not to include more than five of the same species. > Read more.
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It's that time of year – charity races are popping up everywhere! On Saturday, St. Joseph's Villa will be the site of the sixth annual CASA Superhero Run and the fifth annual Richmond Free to Breathe Run/Walk will be held in Innsbrook. Also in Innsbrook, the 2015 Richmond Take Steps for Crohn's and Colitis will take place on Sunday. If you're more into relaxation than exercise, check out Wine for Cure's Dogwood Wine Festival or the Troubadours Community Theatre Group's production of "West Side Story" at the Henrico Theatre. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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The University of Richmond will host its annual Global Family Concert this weekend – a free, family friendly concert featuring Japanese, Indonesian, West African, Indian, and Brazilian music and dance performances. Country music fans can head to The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen for "An Evening of Country" featuring The Honky Tonk Experience. Enjoy the spring weather at Meadow Farm for "Sheep to Shawl" or join the Henrico Hiking Club at James River Park. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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School of Public Health: Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases: Vaccine Group; Vector-borne | Global Health Concentration | CIDMA | Parasitology Program
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West St. John at St. James, 4 p.m.
Destrehan at Thibodaux, 4 p.m.
South Lafourche at Houma Christian, 4 p.m.
Hahnville at Central Lafourche, 4 p.m.
Ellender at Berwick, 4 p.m.
South Terrebonne at Morgan City, 4 p.m.
H.L. Bourgeois at Terrebonne, 4 p.m.
Sci Academy at Covenant Christian Academy, 5 p.m.
St. Amant at E.D. White Catholic, 5:30 p.m.
Riverside Academy at Assumption, 6 p.m.
Vandebilt Catholic at Belle Chasse, 4 p.m.
Westgate at Central Lafourche, 4 p.m.
Assumption at Thibodaux, 5 p.m.
Cardinal and Tiger Invitational at Peltier Park in Thibodaux.
Today. Tennis anyone? Privates and group tennis lessons for players of all ages and playing levels are being offered by Nicholls State University tennis coach Meenakshi Sundaram. Cardio tennis, doubles and singles clinics, quick start tennis for youth players as well as one-on-one hitting sessions with the pros, along with USTA leagues, are available. Classes will be offered by a former professional tennis player and his staff of international teaching pros in Houma and Thibodaux. For information call Sundaram at 830-624-5895.
Saturday. A bass fishing tournament will be held at Bayou Black Marina in Gibson on Saturday. The tournament, which organizers said is the first of its kind in the area, will award hourly top three payouts of $50, $150 and $300 based on a field of 100 anglers. Overall winner will get a $500 bonus. Safe light is until 5 p.m. The cost is $60 per angler. All payouts will be awarded after last hourly weigh-in. For information, contact James Simmons at 870-0201 or Sam Cartozzo at 414-3976.
Saturday. South Terrebonne High School will hold the "5K Race for Technology" at 8 a.m. on Saturday at the school in Bourg. The cost is $25 and includes a T-shirt if preregistered. Registration starts at 7 a.m and those registered by Sept. 13 will be guaranteed a T-shirt. For race information, including updates and entry forms, check www.tpsd.org.
Oct. 3. A free program geared toward concussion awareness in youth sports will be held at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 3 at the Warren J. Harang Auditorium in Thibodaux. The program, which is called "Heads Up! Concussion in Youth Sports Information Program," is a free educational information program will focus on Concussion Awareness, Signs and Symptoms of a Concussion, Evaluation and Return to Play as well as a physician panel discussion. For information, call 873-6357.
Oct. 5. Raceland native Morgan "Big Chief" Fitch will be returning to southeast Louisiana for an Oct. 5 fight card at the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center. The Smokin' Hot Fight Night, co-sponsored by Boxncar Promotions and In Ya Face Productions, will feature several Louisiana fighters, including Fitch, Mason Menard of Rayne, Martin Verdin of Houma and Justin "Ironman" Verdin of Houma. Fitch, who currently lives in Pittsburgh, sports a 10-0 professional record with four knockouts. He is scheduled to fight Tyrone Felders of Baton Rouge. Ringside tables of eight are $1,000 and $800, and general admission tickets are $25. For tickets, call Tina Jones at 209-0780.
Oct. 5. The Houma Havoc baseball team will hold 14U tryouts from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Oct. 5 at the Houma Airbase. Players should wear baseball uniforms and cleats and bring baseball equipment. Also, the team will work around the schedule of players who are playing Swampland Baseball. For information, contact Ron Zeringue at 985-856-5070.
Oct. 8 and Oct. 10. Thibodaux Biddy Basketball will hold registration for boys and girls from 6-8 p.m. on Oct. 8 and Oct. 10 at the Peltier Park Recreation Center in Thibodaux (151 Peltier Park Drive). The fee is $60 per player and first-year players must bring birth certificates.
Oct. 11. The Nicholls Alumni Federation John Brady Golf Classic will take place on Oct. 11 at the La Tour Golf Course in Mathews. The 100 plus golfers are area alumni and friends of Nicholls State University. John and Clara Brady have made great contributions to Nicholls. It is because of their commitment we honor him in naming the event after him. John Brady's vision was to build a golf course for the people of the bayou region to enjoy. For information or sponsorship details, contact Jessica Harvey at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Oct. 11. A local Grambling State University Alumni group will host a meeting on Oct. 11 at Piccadilly Cafeteria in Houma (located at 6803 West Park Avenue). Members of the group will discuss future plans for upcoming events, and the public is invited to attend.
Oct. 18. The Houma Junior High athletic department will be holding a shrimp boil lunch from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Oct. 18. The lunchfrom Nancy's Seafood Shack will cost $10 and will consist of one-pound of shrimp, corn, potatoes and dip. Proceeds from the shrimp boil will go to Houma Junior High athletics. All orders must be received by Oct. 14, and orders can be placed by calling the school at 872-1511. Orders will also be accepted via fax (872-5121) or email (email@example.com). Lunches can be picked up at the Houma Junior High bus line. Orders of 10 or more can be delievered.
Oct. 18. The 10th annual Bayou Gardens Fellowship Golf Tournament is set for Oct. 18 at Sugarland Country Club in Raceland. The cost for the four-person scramble is $400 per team and all money made will be donated. There will be a 1 p.m. shotgun start, and a blind bogey random draw. There will be many prizes for winners and special prizes for the hole-and-one contest provided by Performance Power Sports. There will also be door prizes and a closest to the hole and longest drive competition. For information, contact Tommy C. Dyson (985-852-6405), Wayne Morgan (985-856-1945) or Kimbal Bonner (985-688-9551).
Nov. 9. Central Lafourche's boys basketball team is hosting a basketball academy on Nov. 9, 16 and 23. The academy is for students in grades 1-6 (ages 6-12), and it will be held from 8-10 a.m. for three Saturdays (Nov. 9, 16 and 23) in November. The academy will take place in Central Lafourche's main gym. The cost is $40 per camper. The Trojans are entering their first season under new boys basketball coach Mark Sanders. For information, call Central Lafourche's main office at 532-3319.
Nov. 18. The Nicholls State University baseball team will host its annual golf tournament on Nov. 18 at Ellendale Country Club in Houma with all proceeds benefiting the Colonels baseball program. The four-man scramble is open to the public, and there is an entry fee of $500 per team. Food and drinks will be provided throughout the day. Interested parties may also purchase a sign that will be placed at one of the 18 holes on the course for $100. To secure a sign, contact the Nicholls baseball offices as soon as possible at (985) 449-7149 or head coach Seth Thibodeaux at firstname.lastname@example.com. Participants and those willing to purchase a sign are asked to make all checks payable to: Nicholls Foundation – Baseball.
Nov. 28. The "Run 4 the Health of It" race series, sponsored by Advance Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, L.L.C.'s J C Advance Foundation, will hold a 10K race at 8 a.m. on Nov. 28. For information, call Kayla Henninger at 985-448-5888 or email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The modern frame design of the SX models, comprising lightweight, high strength, chrome-molybdenum steel section tubes, combines maximum longitudinal stiffness with optimum torsional stiffness. A forged and milled cross-tube connects the two frame halves with the connecting rod of the linkage on the new SX frame for 2015. Omission of the weld seams leads to very precise manufacturing tolerances and greater safety - moreover, it saves another 60 grams of weight.
The revamped damping system for MY 2015 features a new linkage with optimised geometry. The flatter progression with a higher initial rate ensures greater stability and lowers the rear end. In addition, the new design saves another 40 grams of weight. The fully adjustable WP 5018 shock absorber has been completely retuned to suit the new linkage.
The fully adjustable upside-down fork from WP Suspension has been perfectly tuned to the new rear wheel damping system and the new 22 mm front axle (formerly 26 mm) for MY 2015. The new axle provides a better feel for the front wheel and also saves a further 40 grams. The new fork stubs now feature an offset of 33 mm instead of 35 mm, which together with increased trail deliver greater ride stability. Furthermore, they accommodate newly developed, 50 gram lighter fork protectors.
High quality, CNC-machined triple clamps have long since been standard equipment at KTM. They ensure precise handling and provide a perceptible boost to the flexing characteristics and hence the responsiveness of the telescopic fork. The new O-ring carrier for the lower steering head bearing, a revised shaft tube and the new steering head bolt save another 40 grams.
A new, refined graphic design with clear lines underlines the high demands made of a modern, state-of-the-art offroad motorcycle.
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The ergonomically perfectly designed seat is equipped with a durable foam core, ensuring both generous comfort and high stability.
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All models in the SX range are equipped with a 7.5 litre, lightweight polyethylene fuel tank. The fuel pump system used on the 4-stroke motocross models is the same as that used on the 4-stroke enduro models, thereby allowing optional fitting of larger tanks from the PowerParts range or from the enduro models.
All SX models are equipped with the extremely sturdy, tapered Renthal Fatbar 827 handlebar that features an offset specially designed to meet the demands of motocross. In accordance with the proven KTM standard, the handlebar can be fixed in a choice of four positions. For MY 2015, it is equipped with softer two-component grips to spare the rider's hands.
The wheels fitted for MY 2015 feature black coated, high-end Excel rims with lightweight, CNC-machined hubs and spokes with lightweight aluminium nipples, allowing highest levels of stability to be achieved, while keeping weight to a minimum. New Dunlop Geomax MX 52 tyres were developed in collaboration with the KTM USA factory team and offer perfect traction with top performance. The new rear sprockets save 50 grams in unsprung mass.
High-tech brakes from Brembo have always been standard equipment on KTM offroad bikes and, together with the lightweight wave brake discs, they are the measure of all things in terms of brake technology. As the best brakes in the motocross class, they remain unchanged for MY 2015.
The engine on the 150 SX 2015 has been upgraded with an optimised ignition curve in order to achieve more effective combustion for better power development and optimum rideability.
In MY 2015, the 150 SX can bare its teeth even more effectively at the 250cc 4-strokes with its strengthened engine – not least, thanks to its unbeatably low weight.
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Displacement | 143.6 cm³ |
Bore | 56 mm |
Stroke | 58.4 mm |
Starting aid | Kick starter |
Transmission | 6 gear, claw shifted |
Primary ratio | 23:73 |
Final drive | 13:48 |
Clutch | Wet multi-disc clutch / Brembo hydraulics |
Ignition system | Contactless, controlled, fully electronic ignition system with digital ignition timing adjustment, type Kokusan |
Frame | Central tube frame made of chrome molybdenum steel tubing |
Forks | WP Suspension Up Side Down 4860 MXMA CC |
Shock absorber | WP Suspension 5018 BAVP DCC |
Suspension travel Front | 300 mm |
Suspension travel Rear | 317 mm |
Brake system | Disc brakes, brake calipers on floating bearings |
Brake discs - diameter Front | 260 mm |
Brake discs - diameter Rear | 220 mm |
Chain | 520 X-ring |
Steering head angle | 63.5° |
Wheel base | 1,480±10 mm |
Ground clearance (unloaded) | 395 mm |
Seat height (unloaded) | 992 mm |
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Weight without fuel approx. | 90.4 kg |
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Looking forward to this, well done!
Fantastic work. This will be great for comparing comparing posix operating systems to windows7 and will serve to either highlight posix superiority or underline where we can improve.
Simply awesome work.
I made some tests on win2k vs. linux with doom3 on a 7600GT back then. Linux was about 2-3 fps slower. Of course PTS could give some more varied on more current results - as well as results in other areas than GPU drivers.
Doesn't seem to hold for mobile chips though, my linux performance was significantly worse than windows performance on them.
Depends on the application. Some parts of Linux are in fact faster, even when mangled through an API wrapper. Others are slower. It's just a matter of picking an application that heavily uses the right APIs to draw any conclusion you like.
still is, because firefox on linux often isn't compiled with PGO (Profile Guided Optimization). Most distributions don't care about the added work of automating profiling & recompiling, and last time I checked there were no official linux binaries with PGO.
Enabling PGO gives roughly ~10% performance, about the difference between windows & linux builds.
It's not that gcc is worse (as garytr24 suggested), it's just that PGO often isn't used because it's not trivial to do in an automated way.
What language is Phoronix Test Suite written in?
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I just threw up a little in my mouth.
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People get into franchising to go into business for themselves, not by themselves.
You know the affirmation: Do what you love, and the money will follow. Your dream may be to share your love for practicing and teaching yoga and fitness with a large and enthusiastic group of students, so owning a studio seems like the perfect way to bring that affirmation to life. But loving to teach yoga and fitness, and loving to create and run a profitable business is not quite the same. If you already own a fitness business, you know what we're saying. You've been working hard at it for a number of years, and you've got a core of loyal, enthusiastic students who love you and your product. You are definitely making a living, but you might still be struggling to find time for what you loved to do in the first place: teach and practice. The To-Do list to keep your business growing and improving never gets shorter. And because fitness is such a hot growing industry, you know it is only a matter of time before a second, then a third, fitness studio opens up in your neighborhood.
Your love of fitness has been growing since your first class. It's become the most important item in your schedule - not to be missed. You spend your free time dreaming of creating a life with fitness at the center. Sound familiar? You are not alone. The challenge is how you make that dream a reality. Where do you start? How long will it take you to build it and what will happen if you make a mistake along the way? Will you be able to run your own yoga business and still have a life? You know there are no foolproof guarantees in business, but you want to know if the risk will be worth the rewards. Opening a Sunstone franchise may be the way.


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2pc Indy Solid Woven Set (4-7)
Our 2-piece Indy Solid Woven Set features: Shirt: Button-down long sleeve shirt with single chest pockets, embroidery, and button-down closure; Jean: Classic 6-pocket, contrast stitching, logo patch and straight leg fit.
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Jimmy Choo shoes are in Italian sizing
Zesty coloured accessories are the perfect way to brighten up your wardrobe. Wear this boxy bag cross body for busy city days and then remove the strap for a sassy clutch.
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Bag measures L20 x H14 x W7 cm L8 x H6 x W3"


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LEGAL GUEST BLOG -- JOHN A. HEER You've discovered that you own contaminated property. Now what?By JOHN A. HEER, ESQ. 4:30 am, December 6, 2012
Northeastern Ohio has a long history of industrial activity and associated land use. Often, property transactions in this area involve parcels which have been impacted environmentally by industrial activity, chemical and hazardous substance usage, or other contamination on or near the potential property site. For decades, experienced lenders, purchasers and sellers of potentially contaminated property have relied upon environmental site assessments (usually referred to as Phase I's) performed by consultants before any transaction is completed. Even with due diligence, contamination can be discovered on your property.
So … what is a reasonable amount of due diligence?
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