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This pot is great for the kids to help out with. The bright colors are sure to light up any room. All you need to use is some patio paint on these terra cotta pots.
- Patio Paint
- DCP52 - Pumpkin
- DCP57 - Marigold --- NEW!!
- DCP58 - Azalea --- NEW!!
- DCP63 - Blue Bahama --- NEW!!
- 2 1/2" rose pot, Michael's
- #3 round brush
- 3/4" and 1/2" flat brushes
- Foam plate
- Use large flat brush and Azalea to paint rim and inside of pot; let dry.
- Use large flat brush and Pumpkin to paint outside of pot below rim. Let dry.
- Refer to photo for placement. Use large flat brush and Blue Bahama to paint stripes on rim; let dry.
- Use small flat brush and Petunia Purple to paint stripes centered between Blue Bahama stripes. Let dry.
- Use round brush and Marigold to paint narrow stripe down center of each Blue Bahama stripe; let dry.
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Welcome to the Scarborough Inn - Bed And Breakfast
Rooms blending old-fashioned comforts and modern amenities welcome Priceline guests to the Scarborough Inn, where you can start off the day with an on-the-house breakfast.
Hotel Features
At the four-story Scarborough Inn, 24 individually decorated rooms mix antique furnishings with modern amenities like Wi-Fi and TVs with DVD players. Coffee service is available in all the rooms, along with pampering touches like cozy robes. Kick back on the wrap-around porch or read a book in front of the fireplace in the double living room. A complimentary breakfast featuring seasonal ingredients is served in the dining room or outside within view of the garden, and afternoon snacks are also on the house. There's a coin laundry for guests, and parking is free.
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The Scarborough Inn, near the center of Ocean City, is a five-minute walk from the beach. In no time you can saunter down to listen to live music at the Ocean City Music Pier. Just over a mile away is the Ocean City Historical Museum. Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge is 20 miles northeast, and Atlantic City International Airport is 15 miles north.
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The Scarborough Inn makes Priceline guests feel at home with free hearty breakfasts, cozy amenities and a location near the beach.
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Old style b and b with a great breakfast. Romantic.
Room was nice but a bit too small.
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Via Alberto Cadlolo 101, 00136 Rome, ItalyShow on map
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Travel writer Lee Marshall moved to Italy in 1984. His work takes him the length and breadth of the peninsula, but Rome (where he lived for many years), Umbria (where he currently lives), Tuscany, Sicily, Puglia and Venice are particular passions.
In the height of summer, this classy former Hilton – now part of Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts – offers a lofty perch above the baking city, and no less than three outdoor pools to cool off in. But top-notch facilities make it a year-round winner, if you don't mind the distance from the centre.
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A mix of leisure clients, business travellers and conference delegates (the 2,100-seater Sala dei Cavalieri is one of Rome's biggest hotel congress halls). But it's usually a balanced spread, and there are plenty of families too.
On Monte Mario, the hill that dominates Rome and the Vatican to the north-west, the Cavalieri is a good half-hour by taxi (traffic permitting) from downtown sights like the Colosseum, and fifteen minutes from St Peter's. But the upside of its hillside perch is amazing views, and luxurious acres of green space. There's a free shuttle bus to take your into the centre and back.
This is a 1960's classic whose boxy exterior – tellingly absent from the photos on the hotel website – is belied by the opulence of the interiors and the beauty of the lush gardens. The hotel also has a museum-quality art collection, including three magnificent Tiepolos in the lobby.
Excellent, from the can-do approach of head concierge Markus Dobritzhofer right through to room cleaning and turn-down service. And the palatial Grand Spa makes this Rome's top luxury hotel if health and beauty treatments are a priority.
Each of the 345 bedrooms has its own private balcony and the smallest is a generous 50 square metres. The style is pampered opulence – especially in the suites, which occupy the top two Imperial Club floors. If that Eternal City panorama is a must – and it should be – make sure you opt for a "Rome View" room when booking.
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Surveying Rome from its rooftop perch is one of Italy's leading restaurants – La Pergola, the fiefdom of Heinz Beck, a German chef with a Mediterranean soul. It's as bracingly expensive as you might expect (allow at least €200 a head with wine) and should be booked weeks in advance even if you're staying at the hotel. For less exalted occasions, there are three other hotel dining options, including a summer poolside restaurant, the Chalet Grill.
Value for money
It isn't cheap, but the rates are within the luxury norm for Rome, and look for discounts and upgrades. Date flexibility is the key to finding a good price, as they have so many rooms to sell.
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Elena Kudimova, sister of murdered Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya, talks about Politkovskaya's courageous reporting. Is Journalism Worth Dying For? Final Dispatches is a collection of Politkovskaya's writing—from personal ideas about the nature of journalism, to horrendous reports from Chechnya, to pieces of memoir. It also includes the first translation of the series of investigative reports she was working on at the time of her murder—pieces many believe led to her assassination.
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Blackjack Mulligan
|Blackjack Mulligan
|Birth name
|Robert Jack Windham
November 26, 1942
Sweetwater, Texas
|Professional wrestling career
|Ring name(s)
|Blackjack Mulligan
Big Bob Windham
Big Machine
|Billed height
|6 ft 9 in (2.06 m)
|Billed weight
|340 lb (150 kg)
|Billed from
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Robert Jack Windham (born November 26, 1942), better known by his ring name Blackjack Mulligan is a former professional wrestler, author and former American football player. He is the father of wrestlers Barry and Kendall Windham, father-in-law of Mike Rotunda, and the grandfather of Windham Rotunda and Taylor Rotunda.
As a young man, Windham played football at Texas Western College, now known as the University of Texas at El Paso. He then went on to play for the New York Jets during the 1966 pre-season and received tryouts with the New Orleans Saints and Denver Broncos. After football, at the urging of Wahoo McDaniel, Windham trained with Joe Blanchard in Corpus Christi, Texas and later with Verne Gagne and became a professional wrestler in the American Wrestling Association. He then moved to the World Wide Wrestling Federation and became the villain Blackjack Mulligan. At first Mulligan, donning black trunks, black hat, black glove, and using the iron claw submission hold, seemed to be an imitation of AWA wrestler Blackjack Lanza, managed by The Grand Wizard. Mulligan went on to greater success in the Northeast. He received a push and went on to wrestle Pedro Morales and Bruno Sammartino.
Mulligan returned to the Midwest and tagged with Lanza to form The Blackjacks. The duo went on to capture numerous tag team championships in various NWA affiliated promotions as well as the WWWF World Tag Team Championship in August 1975.
Blackjack returned to singles wrestling in the Jim Crockett Promotions where he would go onto hold the NWA United States Heavyweight Championship and the Mid-Atlantic's version of the NWA World Tag Team Championship with Ric Flair.
Mulligan often battled André the Giant, feuding in many different regions in the early 1980s. When they brought their feud to the WWF in 1982, Windham was noted as saying Andre had no limit to his strength. Mulligan would go onto wrestle in Florida as a face. He often teamed with West Texas stars Dusty Rhodes, Dick Murdoch, and his son Barry Windham.
In 1986, Mulligan wrestled under a mask as "Big Machine," part of a team with "The Giant Machine" (André the Giant) and "Super Machine" (Bill Eadie) collectively known as The Machines. The Machines were wildly popular, winning several high profile matches against the Heenan family, recruiting members such as Hulk Machine and Piper Machine; the angle was ten years ahead of its time, being comparable to the NWO angle of the 90's. Later on, Jack travelled to Dallas and competed in World Class Championship Wrestling, as a heel, wrestling against Bruiser Brody, Chris Adams and Kevin and Lance Von Erich.
Mulligan and his son Kendall were in trouble with the law for counterfeiting charges in 1989 and were sentenced to jail-time.
Mulligan and his Blackjacks partner, Jack Lanza were inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame on April 1, 2006 by their manager, Bobby Heenan.
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In wrestling[edit]
- Finishing moves
- Signature moves
- Signature foreign objects
Championships and accomplishments[edit]
- Championship Wrestling from Florida
- European Wrestling Union
- EWU World Super Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
- International Pro Wrestling
- IWA World Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Larry Hennig
- International Wrestling Federation
- IWF Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
- Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling
- NWA Big Time Wrestling
- NWA American Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
- NWA American Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Blackjack Lanza
- NWA Texas Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
- NWA Texas Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Blackjack Lanza
- NWA Western States Sports
- NWA International Heavyweight Championship (Amarillo version) (2 times)
- NWA Western States Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Dick Murdoch
- Pro Wrestling Illustrated
- PWI Most Inspirational Wrestler of the Year (1978)[1]
- PWI ranked him #159 of the 500 best singles wrestlers during the "PWI Years" in 2003.
- World Wrestling Association
- WWA World Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
- WWA World Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Blackjack Lanza[2]
- World Wide Wrestling Federation / World Wrestling Entertainment
- WWE Hall of Fame (Class of 2006)
- WWWF World Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Blackjack Lanza
- ^ "Pro Wrestling Illustrated Award Winners Inspirational Wrestler of the Year". Wrestling Information Archive. Retrieved 2008-07-27.
- ^ "W.W.A. World Tag Team Title (Indianapolis)". Puroresu Dojo. 2003.
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After watching the video to repair the glides my son and I began the process. After making the repairs and putting the dryer back together the drum would not turn. I told my son it had to be a bad belt He claimed it was not. After taking the dryer drum off we found the belt to be very brittle and worn. After calling around a shop that sold the part was found. Replacement was made and the dryer now runs like brand new. Thanks.
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Backup Exec Job with Very Slow Job Rate after a Fail Job
Hello Again...
I have a case interesting to study and resolve.
By mistake i have some Hyper-V servers with automatic windows updates and restart at 3:00 am by default, those servers are integrated in several backup job that run at that hour (3:00 AM).
When the windows update occurs, of course the Backup job Fail, because the server restarted while the backup job is runnnig.
Check that the server that restart is the Virtual, not the Phisical where the backup exec is installed.
What happen later? a very fast Backup job become in a Very Slow Bakcup Job.
Now i Know that if a Hyper-V server restart while a bakcup job is backing it, the next Backup Job is very Slow.
This happen to me in several servers, with diferents Hyper-V servers, with diferent Backup job
i open another topic for the same problem, you can see this https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/exchange-mailbox-backup-job-very-slow-three-weeks-ago
it was the same problem in a diferent server, i open a case by telephone and the tech support don´t help me with this, they don´t know how to resolve this problem.
In the picture you can see that the job was very fast, over 4000MB\min, on 13/9/2012 the jod FAIL because the virtual server restart during the backup job, and now 14/09 the job was very Slow 659 MB\min
The Only solutios for me in this cases was Uninstall and Reinstall the Backup exec 2010.
For god should be another solution less radical, i understand that maybe a file was corrupt, but there isn´t any solutions for this apart Uninstall-Reinstall.
I hope if somebody with some light with this issue.
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The problem seems to be wierd. You have mentioned that the issue goes away if you uninstall and reinstall.
Could you please tell what exactly was uninstalled and reinstalled?
Did you uninstall and reinstall only Backup Exec Server or the agent present in Hyper-v host or both?
If the problem surfaces, could you try creating new jobs for those VMs or hosts?
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Talking the Talk
South Africans aren't the only ones keeping quiet about AIDS.
- By FP Staff
Jonny Steinberg's article on South African AIDS literature reminded me of a reading from my book The Invisible Cure I had arranged to give at a black bookstore near my house in Harlem ("An Eerie Silence," May/June 2011).
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that the HIV rate in this and other predominantly black New York neighborhoods may be as high as 6 percent — not in South Africa's league, but very high indeed. But just as in South Africa, no one wanted to talk about it. Pharmaceutical companies advertise AIDS drugs on bus shelters, and the Department of Health and Human Services sponsors HIV-testing campaigns, but local newspapers, churches, and community groups are silent on the issue. In keeping with this general tendency, the only people who turned up at my reading were my husband and the bookstore's cashier. (Two friends and the bookstore's owner appeared later.)
Fighting AIDS isn't impossible. During the 1980s and early 1990s, steep declines in HIV infections occurred in both American gay white men and in the general population of the East African country of Uganda, where the virus was spreading predominantly among heterosexuals, as it is in South Africa and the U.S. black community today. Even if the causes of the gay white American and Ugandan epidemics were different, the key to fighting them was similar: behavior change among communities at risk, motivated by frank discussion of sex and relationships. Literary and artistic responses to AIDS in both countries were part of this vital conversation.
What is stifling a similar response to AIDS among African-Americans and in South Africa? As Steinberg notes, it's probably shame. In both South Africa and the United States, the alleged hypersexuality of blacks was used to justify the racist ideas that underpinned apartheid and Jim Crow laws, and much black cultural expression today is devoted to dispelling racist myths and promoting black pride. As Steinberg also notes, talking frankly about AIDS and sex must seem like capitulation, an admission that the sexualized racist stereotypes of the past were true. Ugandans, by contrast, never endured these burdens of alleged inferiority to anything like a similar degree. During colonial times, the advancement of native Ugandans in medicine, law, government, agriculture, and other fields promoted the idea that they could solve their own problems. Similarly, the gay pride movement rooted in the 1960s helped gay men face up to the reality of AIDS in the 1980s. In communities where this sense of empowerment is lacking, programs for HIV treatment and testing alone can never generate it. Only language can do that, and only black culture at its most creative can find it.
Helen Epstein
New York, N.Y.
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Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2011: Over the Nexus
Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal: Clash Duel Carnival
Will buy, probably Day 1 (not importing though, **** region lock).
Then I can finally do some post-Xyz deck testing instead of jumping through hoops to do it on a simulator. The metagame should also be more tolerable than the current format, if it even includes current format cards (5500 isn't much of a card pool when this game and Duel Transer have over 4300).
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I think this'll be the place to look at when updates about the game comes. As said before, I think it's gonna be Tag Force-like so each character has their own story (which I'll love to hell).
Other news: I think we can confirm this, anyone still doubting?
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im gonna buy a 3DS just for this
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well I took too long to edit so, sorry for double post.
I am wondering if they will have synchros,and if so, how many coms would use them. Because you are using a character from zexal, you wouldn't expect any synchros at all.
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occupine posted...
well I took too long to edit so, sorry for double post.
this worried me as well.
I think Konami have gotten over their "we must convince them to use Xyz monsters" plan now (due to the fact they are releasing new synchros again) so Synchros should be included. as for who uses them? probably only "free duel" opponents and "generic characters" wandering around the story's world.
The Crystal Beast Duelist
Shamack posted...
occupine posted...well I took too long to edit so, sorry for double post.
I'm also worried about how many they will include. For example, cards like ally of justice light gazer, avenging knight pars(h)ath and other cards like that
Edit: I am also worried about the availability of synchros and tuners
I am the boil on the face of reality!
It's possible they might make synchro monsters available post-game rather than during the story itself. Then again, there are some archetypes that do make use of them like Fire Fists.
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As a fan of the Zexal anime, and someone who is intimidated by trying out complex archetypes on DN, I am very pleased. There's certainly enough passionate duelists and cool settings to make a good story, at least for me.
I have a feeling this game will sell very well, what with the recent success of the 3DS, and Zexal's long run on the Vortexx in America.
Do you think they'll have an AR component? Regardless, 5D's and Zexal use 3D models for most of the big and strong monsters. So, that might look very cool.
Soon I'll be a Sage. But I just realized it's cool to be an Ancient One.
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Do you think they'll have an AR component? Regardless, 5D's and Zexal use 3D models for most of the big and strong monsters. So, that might look very cool.
Augmented reality?
I kinda doubt it.
while the 3ds cartridge allows a lot of data, we are assuming that this is going to be used to include data on 5500 cards, character development, 40 stories (maybe), opponent's decks, faster AI (I ****ing hope) plus a lot more.
when all of that is taken into consideration, a lot of data is used, not enough remaining to augment 5500 cards, that's for certain.
If it was included, it'll be basic. "here's a 3D rendering of Utopia, but that's all you get, enjoy".
1 day, I would love a "game" where all it does is recognise cards IRL and augments them. that's it. but expand on it for vs mode (it'll keep track of our LP and show basic battles), and maybe an online mode (though hard to prevent cheating).
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So, Linux Journal has reached issue 200! As many of you know, I've been writing for this magazine for much of that time. According to my count, this is my 168th monthly column. I started back in 1996, long before I got married, became a father or began my PhD studies. It's hard to remember a time before Linux Journal was a standard item on my monthly calendar.
When I look back over the years, it's amazing how many things have changed when it comes to Web technologies. And yet, so many things also have remained the same. This month, I celebrate this issue of the magazine with a bit of nostalgia, reminding you where we've been and describing where we're headed. Along the way, I discuss some of the topics I intend to address in the future in this space.
At least a few readers of this column presumably remember a time when the Web and Internet weren't ubiquitous. My children always are amazed to hear that I was one of the only kids in my grade to have a home computer. It's hard for them to understand that when my mother told us that we should look something up, she meant we should drive to the local public library, find books (in a paper card catalog) on the subject and search through those books to find the answer. Today, the Internet in general and the Web in particular are fixtures in our daily lives. But back in 1988, just after I started college, my friends gave me a funny look when I asked them if they had Internet e-mail addresses. When we put the MIT student newspaper on the Web in 1993, we had to tell people how to install a Web browser on their computers. All of this is clearly a thing of the past. If nothing else, it's hard to find an advertisement without a URL at the bottom inviting you to learn more.
After decades of discussion and development of hypertext systems, it wasn't necessarily obvious that the World Wide Web, the brainchild of Tim Berners-Lee, would become a major hit. And yet, to those of us who used it in those early days, the Web had a number of clear advantages over its competitors. It was easy to set up a server and site. The protocols were simple to understand, easy to implement and easy to debug (because they were text-based). The addresses were unique, easy to read and easy to write. Clarity, ease of implementation and ease of use were critical in jump-starting the Web revolution. The success of a simple, easy-to-use approach is easy to spot today as well—look no further than Twitter, LinkedIn or Facebook.
The biggest thing missing from the early Web was the ability to write custom applications. It was simple to set up a server that would make HTML (and other) files available to the general public. But it was the invention of CGI—a standard protocol that allowed HTTP servers to communicate with external programs—that made it possible for programmers to write dynamic Web applications. The idea that the Web was a new application platform was a bit hard for many of us to swallow. I remember bristling at my title, "Web application developer", when I worked at Time Warner in 1995, saying it was ridiculous to think that we were developing "real" software applications. Today, of course, Web applications have overtaken their desktop counterparts in many aspects.
The Apache Web server was one of the most important contributors to Web development in a number of ways. It was one of the first well-known open-source projects that was clearly superior to any of its commercial competitors. (Did you even know that there was once a market for commercial HTTP servers?) Apache's power and flexibility convinced many large companies that they should cooperate and communicate with, and even contribute to, open-source projects that did not compete directly with their core businesses. If I remember my history correctly, I believe it was IBM's interest in donating money to Apache's development, but the developers' lack of any formal infrastructure that could accept the money (let alone sign a contract) that led to the development of the Apache Software Foundation, one of the most prominent players in the Open Source community today.
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My review of the nSixOne 95
Just got mine 2 days ago and thought I'd post my review of this racquet.
Type of game: all-around
Strength: forehand
Backhand: two-handed
Previous racquet: Wilson HPS 6.1 MP
String used: Bow gut 16g mains, Prince Syn. w/d 17g crosses
Tension: 64lbs.
First off, the paintjob is beautiful. The white and hot red is a great mix together. Holding the racquet, it feels a lot lighter than my HPS because it is .2 oz lighter although it feels even lighter than that.
The POWER of this racquet is less than my HPS which is really what I was looking for. That isn't to say it can't generate enough power because you can if you have a fast swing speed. The feeling is very dampened compared to the HPS and very similar to the feeling of the Tour90 when I tried that racquet. The racquet feels somewhat "hollow" at impact. You get more "feel" with this than the HPS but it doesn't give a the POP effect of the HPS because of its dampened feeling.
The CONTROL is just awesome. My bread and butter shot has always been my inside out forehand which I love to rip within 4-5 inches of the corner of the ad side which worked EVERY time I hit it today in a pro-set match. That just tells how well I could control this thing without much effort. I feel with this racquet that I can really whip at the ball and still keep it in the court. On approach slices, I can place the ball almost pinpoint of my wanted destination with ease because I get such great feel of the ball. I've always loved the way the Tour90 felt at net and this one feels just like it. On volleys, it's just as good because I felt that my accuracy was very precise in terms of where I wanted to put the ball.
The SPIN is very different. I hit with tremendous spin as a player and there hasn't been a tournament player that has failed to comment about how much spin I put on the ball. However, today as I was hitting with my usual practice partner who knows best about my hitting tendencies said that I hit the ball particularly with a lot more pace, but not as much topspin yet the ball skids extremely fast. I, myself, realized that I didn't put as much spin as I usually did also.
My SERVER definitely improved over the HPS. I felt like it was hard to hit my serves with the HPS for some reason and double faulted quite often. With the nSixOne, I could really whip the ball and keep it in the box and very deep. My kick serves worked extremely well even when I used very little pace on the service. My flat serves felt very solid with the dampened feel but did not get the pop like the HPS, although I believe the speed and power was just as good if not better.
Overall, I believe that I have finally found what I want that I didn't have in the HPS, which was a little less power, more flex of the racquet and something a tad bit lighter. However, I believe the HPS can still be a good backup racquet because they do share similar characteristics that are very minute in details. I did not like the Tour90 because of its small head size and it was just very demanding on off-centered shots. Although I did mis-hit a few balls, it still went in with enough spin and didn't seem to shock my arm like the Tour90 or the HPS did. The nSixOne felt very soft on the arm and with the gut/syn hybrid it felt extremely soft and easy. I think I this will be my main racquet for now.
What I DID NOT like about it was the dampened feel which has never been my type of feel although I can tolerate it on this racquet. That is pretty much all I can say that I didn't like because I liked the POP on my HPS. Other than that, I believe it's a great racquet. I have always used Prince Graphites, of all generations and have gotten used to their balance and feel. I could never pick up a Wilson and learn to like it because it felt totally different and could not get used to it. However, since I found the HPS, it was perfect for me and now with the nSixOne, it has made each one of the criteria I've wanted in a racquet just a little bit better.
Hope this helps anyone who is in search for one or have questions. Feel free to instant message me or drop me an email if you want to ask for more details.
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Very nice write up lonetango, thanks for the full post on this frame...
couple quick follow ups, if you have time:
Any lead that you've added to the frame?
The biggest difference sounds like the dampness and maybe the flex? How and where did you feel the frame's flex is, compared to the HPS 6.1 or Tour90? I've played the HPS6.1 and PSC6.1, and I found them both stiff throughout, with the HPS feeling exceptionally hollow with little flex. With your comment that the n6.1 has faster swings, better control and more pace, but less spin... it's a tough call - but how does that add up? Sorry to be so precise, but hey it's a racquet board and none of us have a demo! What do you think?
Any more volley feedback? How's the upper hoop? Does it have the huge sweetspot expected from the 6.1 line? How about stability and mobility at net?
Thanks again for posting --
can you compare this "hollow" feel to any popular racket? TW lists the swingweight as 330...is it really this high?
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Thanks for the extended review lonetango. Very interesting. There's been such little actual hitting experience with this stick so it's great to hear from someone who actually owns it. I believe this is the first I've heard about "hollow" and "dampened" feel. Please continue to report in as you continue to play and learn more about it, and especially if your assessment changes at all.
One question I have is does it feel solid handling heavy balls, such as from a serve or fast, heavy topspin shot? Is it able to plow thru those types of balls with a nice solid (no torque) feel ?
Thanks again for the great review.
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Thanks for the review lonetango.
The previous guys commented on "dampened' as well. I hope it's liveable. "like an aluminum baseball bat with leather on it"
All the demos hit the stores yesterday here in Orange county, unstrung, so I'll check it out today. Probably before tw has their's ready. I'm using the Psc6.1 & hope this racquet is the replacement.
I hear the matching bag is awesome, Federer is using it.
The spin issue sounds intriguing. Maybe it was designed more for thinner strings. Maybe some 16L. This frame keeps sounding more like a prestige all the time. Not a bad thing.
Your string setup sounds like a winner.
We'll look forward to more.
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Hi guys, sorry for the late reply but here goes and I will try to best answer all questions. Usually I would have played the hell out of this racquet already even though only owning it for 2 days, but there's been so much rain here so I was only able to play a pro-set the first day and today I got to practice a little more before it started raining again.
Steve F., I did not use any lead on the frame. That's very good news because every other racquet I've used I have had to, it plays very well as a stock racquet and I prefer to find a racquet that way. The balance is very good although I don't think it felt as head light as the specs make it. When I hold the racquet to receive, it feels very balanced that I actually feel the racquet to be lighter than the 12.2oz. The flex is definitely noticeable compared to the HPS. I could not really feel the flex of the HPS at all. If I could compare it to another racquet, it feels a lot like the TT Warrior that I tried back about a year ago. I was never into really flexy racquets but this one still felt good to me. I can live without the tremendous amount of spin I used to have. It could be the result of my strings also, using gut on the mains at 16g. I usually don't get a lot of spin using gut and tend to hit the ball flatter. I will be taking them out and going back to my kevlar/syn blend that I love and see how it goes. Again, with all these factors, I have nothing to complain about it and I like it the way it is.
In terms of VOLLEYS, it is great. I don't volley too often but when I do I need it to be extremely precise. The maneuverability is awesome! It feels like a feather when I'm wielding it at net. This is where it shines over the HPS because the HPS felt very hefty for me at net. The nSixOne felt like it could get in position before I was even ready to hit the ball. My volleys are indeed more solid and very well controlled. I felt with the HPS I have to be very careful on shots volleyed below the net as they would sail long if I try to push it deep whereas the nSixOne can bring it up and still stay in and deep. The sweet spot of this racquet is definitely sweet. I felt that I couldn't hit anything centered and if I did, it'd still feel comfortable unlike my HPS. Because of the dampened feeling, all my shots felt soft all over the stringbed and the upper hoop is very well dampened also.
The stability of the racquet is very good which is why I didn't have to use lead tape and the main reason why I use it on about every other racquet. On groundstrokes, serves and even volleys, the racquet felt great and I didn't get a feeling of it twisting on my at all and that usually happens often especially when I take returns on big serves and groundstrokes.
Coda, if I can compare the hollowness to a racquet, it'd be the LM Radical MP I tried a few weeks back. The dampened feel is almost like that and the flex feel is like the TT Warrior but it didn't lack the groundstroke power like the Warrior. I did not like the LMR simply because it felt TOO dampened and it was also stiff. The nSixOne is slightly less dampened but the flex still gave me a great feel as I hit my shots.
SC in MA, it felt great responding to fast and hard shots. I literally took bigger swipes at fast serves and strokes on purpose to test its stability and many times I can really rip a big winner or return. Since my forehand is my strongest shot, anytime I'm slightly stretched and running for a forehand, I would try to rip it hard cross court and it works almost all the time. My returns on the inside out forehand to the ad side was especially good with this racquet. It handled pace and spin extremely well. It was definitely very solid. In general solid is a very good word for this racquet.
As far as I am concerned, my previous transistions have been a TT Graphite to the Pure Control to the HPS 6.1. I loved the stability and balance of the TT but needed something else. The Pure Control was just a mid life crisis racquet, it had way too much power for a "control" racquet. I thought I would stop at the HPS because it really shaped my game. The nSixOne is simply a little better than that and after hitting with it a little again today, I have been completely been sold on it and will be getting my second one this weekend. Once you guys see it in your hands, sometimes the paint job is enough to get you to switch It's a beauty!
I hope this answers all questions and I can always answer more if you have any. This stick was well worth my wait and money.
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thanks perfmode the bag looks great. The racquet sure sounds good.
posters keep saying it is like the LM. Glad to hear it is solid; a little light can be dealt with.
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It looks nothing like the LMP. The red is a lot brighter and with with pure white, it's a very contrasting mix up and looks very brilliant. The LMP was a dull red with silver and didn't really attract me. The pictures you see aren't as clear and vivid so they might look similar. It's tough to beat the looks of this one.
Someone said that the nSixOne is a divergence of the Head LM's and the Wilson PS's. I think this is very representative of the feel of the nSixOne.
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lonetango, how does the nCode compare to the PSC 6.1 in terms of feel?
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I never liked the PSC 6.1 because it felt so stiff and the sweet spot was not the best. The nCode is definitely softer. You can feel the racquet flex when you hit and it doesn't feel like a board like you do with the PSC or even the HPS 6.1. The racquet with my combination of gut hybrid gives unbelievable feel. I have had terrible arm problems in the past few months and I can say that the nCode will resolve all of that. I did say the racquet "felt" extremely light in my hands, but it IS 12.2oz so it's not a light racquet. I felt that I could hit and return fast paced shots with an equal amount of power and there is very little vibration or twisting of the racquet. The Tour90, which I hated but loved the feel of it the most, share common touch characteristics with the nCode but the nCode is much more livelier.
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Quick irrelevant question. Did you Nsix come with the Ncode vibration dampner as seen on the japanese wilson site? That cool-looking 4 string clear dampner?
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No, no vibe or cover. But it did come with 3 pre-packaged pro overgrips in white like Federer's. And I know they have the matched sets for the nSixOne 90 just like the Tour 90 did.
Are you playing with the leather grip or with the overgrips on top?
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It doesn't come with a leather grip; the 90 does.
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perfmode is correct, the nSixOne 95 comes with a tacky, rubber grip and not a leather grip.
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Hey guys,
i've just demoed the nSixOne from a Wilson rep..its a pretty good raquet. i agree with lonetango, its quite dampened, but still plenty of feel. i like the blend of power and control from the baseline, but especially around the net. Its very manuverable. I was hitting my volleys without much effort, getting plenty of power and control this morning. Overall, its a very good raquet from the baseline and net. I'm waiting to test our the nSixOne Tour 90. Anyone tried the raquet yet? i seemed to like the original tour 90, so i'm thinking i'll like the nSixOne Tour 90 over the nSixOne 95.
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Another dumb question, will the original PSC 6.1 grommets fit the new ncode 95?
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Keensta hit it on the dot. My volley game was the weakest part of my arsenal but I feel a lot more confident with this new racquet simply because it's so mobile and effortless at net. Very forgiving on off-centered volleys.
As for the grommets, I assume it would because of the same string pattern and skip holes, but why would you want to do that?
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I hit for a few minutes with both the nSix-One Tour and the nSix-One 95 tonight. Comparing the two, I like the Tour much better, but that's probably because my current racquet is the PS 6.0 95. Although TW rates the Tour as being slightly stiffer than the 95 (RDC 66 vs. 65), the 95 felt much stiffer to me. In fact, the 95 felt a lot like a slightly heavier version of the Tour 95 to me, which I didn't like. The Tour felt much more dampened and smoother to me with much less power than the 95. The 95 definitely had more pop to it. The Tour actually reminds me most of the European HPS 6.0 95 Tour that TW was selling last year. Very similar feel to me, except that the Tour is a little heavier.
The head size of the Tour is really not much different from the PS 6.0 95. From a distance, the head sizes look identical. Putting them against each other, the difference is small and hardly noticible. The Tour seemed smoother on groundstrokes than my PS 6.0 95 but I liked my PS 6.0 95 more for serving. I could get more pop and feel on the serve with my PS 6.0 95. I think I also had more feel on returns with my PS 6.0 95. Volleys were about the same.
Overall, after only about a hour of doubles, I'd say I like the Tour more than the 95 but I'm not so sure yet if I like the Tour more than my PS 6.0 95. I think the biggest difference is that the Tour has a more dampened feel, whereas, the PS 6.0 95 can feel crisper. Both the Tour and the 95 were strung with Wilson Stamina 16g at, I assume around midrange (55-57lbs), and my PS 6.0 95 was strung with Gosen OG Sheep Micro 16g at 59lbs. That might account for some of the difference in feel.
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