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Originally Posted by clayne
Guys, no digital camera manufacturer (Nikon, Canon) is going to release a new film camera, ever. The entire MO of the digital stuff is to keep people on the upgrade train. It's no longer about cameras and instead about electronics (computers). They're not going to release something that will self-cannibalize their cash cow and get people out of the buy-use-trash mentality. It makes them too much money.
There's a reason people are still using Nikon F, F2s, and whatever else today, because nothing needs to be changed. When the mindset changed from servicing well made products to producing consumptive products the game was over.
That being said, it doesn't mean one cannot successfully use film cameras it just means the big producers aren't going to be creating new technology that can be reused for 50 years (a deeper problem, itself).
And no major company would ever release a rangefinder camera. Oh, wait! Nikon released the SP and S3 a few years ago.
Originally Posted by Photo-gear
Instead of making F5s or F6s, Nikon should start over with F100s or a new version, let's say F200 ! Less expensive than the previous ones and still attractive.
It won't be cheaper than the $700 B+H is asking for brand new F100's, which they still have 6 years after it was discontinued. F100's had cost much more than that when they were in production, but B+H knows what they can get for them now. Nikon couldn't make and sell a camera of the F100's quality and sophistication for $700.
Even a converted digital body would require development and new design, which is not cheap. Is there any market, given that the admirable F100 is still available new, and at what would have been a fantastic price more a decade ago?
I do use a digital device in my photographic pursuits when necessary.
When someone rags on me for using film, I use a middle digit, upraised.
I have a few 35mm cameras including the Nikon FM, F3HP and F5. I don't feel I want another new Nikon at all. I do feel I want some older Nikon like an F2AS and may be a version of the F. I have no fear of running out of cameras, I do fear however that I might run out of film and chemical to process them with.
I'm just the opposite Chan. I'm more concerned the prices for good film cameras will keep getting higher as they're more difficult to find but so long as they can sell film someone will be making it (the "impossible project" with Polaroid film is an example) and the chemistry to go along with it. Of course, there are resourceful folks in APUG who will make their own emulsions if they can't get what they need any other way
Originally Posted by jovo
Since I will be moving to Jax next year, (my wife is a native) it's good to hear that I won't have left the center of the universe for a barren outer planet. LOL! Kidding of course...but only by a bit if I gave into my worst fears. There used to be a wonderful camera store in Jacksonville (I've forgotten the name) and when it closed I was very sad. They carried film, paper and chemicals, and I would have been happy to patronize them rather than order on line. So your news is good news to me.
Your are probably thinking of Orben's Camera in the old San Marco area. One of the former owners is a member of the Jacksonville Camera Club. I see that you are in Monroe, NY. Back in the 70's my wife and I lived in Middletown. Drop me a PM and let me know when you will be moving down here.
Graham from St. Augustine, FL
Look, if there is demand, they will make them. It's as simple as that. Right now the demand can be met with used gear that is still, compared to what it cost new and compared to the latest whizbang DSLRs (but not the low end ones, necessarily) in real terms pretty darned cheap. As folks have pointed out there are still new 35mm SLRs available as well as medium format cameras (a few) and all the large format you could want, the latter for bargain prices new compared to equally good cameras some years back.
The thing is, I doubt a new design would be something like an F100. People shooting film want to go back to an older technology and simpler approach anyway. If tooling is lost others can be designed and manufactured using modern methods. In fact I'd think this would be more likely, for cost savings, even if the tooling hasn't been lost. It's not rocket science. It's not even rocket age science.
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I think Leica has built a good business model to support ongoing film camera manufacturing. They are now basically a lens and digital camera company. The also make film camera bodies for their M lenses. From what I understand they manufacture film bodies based upon demand and spare factory capacity. Zeiss/Cosina/Voitlander has the somewhat similar models.
The common thread here is that lenses from these companies do not have any electronics in them, thereby, providing great flexibility in camera body design. I would think it might be hard for companies like Nikon or Cannon to adopt something similar given their current product line.
Film is NOT a Four-Letter Word !
You know the funny thing is, since I've discovered the remarkable
Contax G2 w Zeiss lenses, ( especially the 28 & 21 mm Biogons ),
I have no need for a digital camera at all, because with the lack of
distortion produced by the Biogons, I can get an image look, that
NO Digital camera, nor Photoshop program or Inaction can produce.
So much so, that I went and added a Voigtlander Bessa L with a pair
of Ultrawides, ( the 12 & 15 mm LTM lenses. ) !
I am more than pleased.
I still have my Canon EOS systems, but I use them less & less.
But it's all still better than having to buy an all new camera, computer
hardware & software systems every year & a half.
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For curiosity sake I looked at the Cosina site which lead me to dealers who sell their cameras. A nice new 35mm is about the price of a lower end dslr. Once thing I came across with Leica....they have a Digital model that sells for $22k....I don't know who can even think of justifying a camera at that price????? (For that price it had better transmit the images automatically to my computer, make them perfect in LR4 and post them up to the desired locations and "tweet" that it's done so!!
Originally Posted by Vanishing Point Ent.
Film is NOT a Four-Letter Word !
You know the funny thing is, since I've discovered the remarkable
Contax G2 w Zeiss lenses, ( especially the 28 & 21 mm Biogons ),
I have no need for a digital camera at all, because with the lack of
distortion produced by the Biogons, I can get an image look, that
NO Digital camera, nor Photoshop program or Inaction can produce.
So much so, that I went and added a Voigtlander Bessa L with a pair
of Ultrawides, ( the 12 & 15 mm LTM lenses. ) !
I am more than pleased.
I still have my Canon EOS systems, but I use them less & less.
But it's all still better than having to buy an all new camera, computer
hardware & software systems every year & a half.
Sorry but FILM IS a 4 letter word! I don't think there is a need to introduce new film camera now. If film photography picks up and the old cameras run out then I am sure manufacturers will make them. I do agree with Roger that there are more likely that film users will want simpler cameras rather than the complex auto everything ones.


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Legally speaking, the FBI is supposed to inform not only the Obama Administration, but also both House and Senate intelligence communities of any investigation with national security implications. Both committees' leadership have questioned why this wasn't done in the investigation related to deposed CIA chief David Petraeus as soon as it was discovered that classified data had been compromised.
President Obama is taking a remarkably different tack, insisting that not only is he fine with the FBI keeping the probe from him, but insisting that it was common practice because he doesn't want to be accused of "meddling" in investigations.
Obama went on to say that he personally hasn't seen any evidence suggesting that the classified data had any impact on national security, but since he seemed to be going out of his way to avoid details on the case, that seems far from the final word on the matter.
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This President is a born liar. The Redskins(Native Americans ) would have called him "One who speaks with forked tongue"
Obama is just the corrupt leader of a corrupt nation.
he personally hasn't seen any evidence suggesting that the classified data had any impact on national security,
Is he talking about the Manning case or the betrayus one?
True, but how does that distinguish him from other prominent politicians?
As for propensity to lie, Romney is clearly the winner.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — A rotating bridge along the Metro-North Railroad will have limited openings to Norwalk River traffic so train service won't be disrupted while bridge repairs are made to fix problems that twice snarled traffic for thousands of commuters, the Coast Guard said Thursday.
In a notice to boaters, the Coast Guard said the Connecticut Department of Transportation has contracted engineers to make emergency repairs to Walk Bridge as soon as possible. The repairs are expected to take several weeks.
"These emergency repairs can only be accomplished with an extended closing of the bridge and unless these repairs are made, the bridge will remain inoperable," the notice states.
Coast Guard spokesman Russell Tippets said the bridge will be lifted on a case-by-case basis to allow boats to pass.
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Tippets said the bridge will be open to boaters this Sunday.
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U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal said the bridge should be kept in the closed position to allow unimpeded rail traffic while bridge repairs are made. The Connecticut Democrat said he would continue to seek federal aid to replace the bridge.
"We cannot risk stranding thousands of commuters and severely impeding commerce in the tri-state region," Blumenthal said. "These repairs are the result of decades of decay, deferred maintenance and neglect, and are vital to assure unimpeded rail service.
"While it is unfortunate that boating traffic may be curtailed, the repair of the bridge and the needs of thousands of commuters along the nation's busiest railroad must take precedence," he said.
Judd Everhart, a spokesman for the state Transportation Department, said the agency has applied for $349 million in Superstorm Sandy relief funds and the money, if approved, would be combined with $116 million in state funds to build a new bridge.


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The 91st Birthday of Her Holiness Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi will be celebrated on 21st March, 2014 in India and around the world in over 150 countries
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The 91th birthday of Her Holiness Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi will be celebrated on March 21, 2014 in India and around the world in more than 150 countries. As one of the greatest spiritual leaders of our age, Shri Mataji's extraordinary teachings and influence are still felt to this day.
In the year 1923, on 21 March at 12 noon, Shri Mataji, our most Beloved and Divine Mother and Guru, was born in Chhindwara, in Central India. In her youth, she stayed in the ashram of Mahatma Gandhi and was involved with the struggle for Indian independence. Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi founded Sahaja Yoga on the 5th of May, 1970 on a lonely beach at Nargol (about 150km from Mumbai), after pondering on the many faceted problems confronting the human beings.
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Usefulness of a fast track list for anxious patients in a upper GI endoscopy
1 Department of Surgical and Gastroenterological Sciences, University of Padua, Italy
2 Explora snc di Vittadello Fabio & C. - Ricerca & Analisi statistica Padova, Italy
3 Istituto Oncologico Veneto, IRCCS, Padova, Italy
4 Department of Molecular Medicine, University of Padua, Italy
5 University of Naples Federico II - Department of General Surgery, Italy
BMC Surgery 2012, 12(Suppl 1):S11 doi:10.1186/1471-2482-12-S1-S11Published: 15 November 2012
To determine whether patients with no alarm signs who ask the endoscopist to shorten their waiting time due to test result anxiety, represent a risk category for a major organic pathology.
At our open-access endoscopy service, we set up an expedite list for six months for outpatients who complained that the waiting time for gastroscopy was too long. Over this period we studied 373 gastroscopy patients. In addition to personal details, we collected information on the presence of Hp infection and compliance with dyspepsia guideline indications for gastroscopy.
Average waiting time was 38.2 days (SD 12.7). The 66 patients who considered the waiting time too long underwent gastroscopy within 15 days. We made 5 diagnoses of esophageal and gastric tumour and gastric ulcer (7.6%) among the expedite list patients and 14 (4.6%) among those on the normal list (p=0.31). On including duodenal peptic disease in the analysis, the total prevalence rate rose to 19.7% in the short-wait group and to 10.4% (p=0.036) in the longer-wait group.
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Our data suggests that asking to be fast-tracked does not have prognostic impact on the diagnosis of a major (gastric ulcer and cancer) pathology.


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$('input[id=myInputField]') << "michael"+Keys.ENTER
That works fine. But if I want to use Geb's recommended Page Object pattern (http://www.gebish.org/manual/0.7.1/pages.html#the_page_object_pattern), I don't see what I should do. What do I define in the content section of my EmployeeSearchPage object to duplicate the missing searchButton and its "to" object reference that tells Geb how to handle the resulting page?
class EmployeeSearchPage extends Page {
static url = "http://localhost:8888/directory/"
static at = { title == "Employee Directory" }
static content = {
searchField { $("input[id=myInputField]") }
searchButton(to: EmployeeListPage) { $("input[value='SUBMIT']") }
I realize that I could add a submit button to the form that I could for the test and use CSS to position it out of the user's view, but why should I have to adapt the app to the test? Things should work the other way around.
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I find that I can't properly assess the ergonomics until I actually drive the car. I'm 6'-4" with a 35" inseam and don't fit comfortably in most cars.
The Tesla S is the most tall person friendly sedan I have driven. We won't talk about the back seat. Suffice it to say that if you routinely need to put even medium size adults back there wait for the "X" version. Consumer Reports will have a field day with the lack of headroom but I think it is a small price to pay for that beautiful roof line. Any way tall people never sit in the back.
"S" Driver Head Room: With the seat all of the way down I had a good 3" clear to the ceiling in the hardtop. The Pano roof is nice and more airy in feeling but does not give you more physical headroom because the side beam over the window encroaches about one third of the way into your head space. In other words to utilize the extra space you would have to lean over the center console while driving--not recommended.
Reach: The second most important dimension is the distance from the pedals to the fully extended steering wheel. This may be the first car I have ever owned where the steering wheel reach is adequate. Thank you Tesla.
Seat Back Shape: Happily, the seat back is not concave like Audi's and BMW's, meaning that you don't get that horrible karate chop in the middle of your upper back or have to hunch forward to drive.
Head Rests: This very comfortable seat is marred by the fixed headrest. It comes down so low that it pokes your upper spine. I was aware of it during the entire drive. It is not a good design and I can't see where it helps short people. It will be necessary (and not difficult) to take the padding out of the lower 2" of the headrest. The more you recline the seat, the less of a problem the head rest is.
Seat belt Height: The seat belt was not adjustable but was high enough on the "B" pillar to be comfortable.
Sun Visors: The sun visors are wider than most cars and therefore shade more of the side window when turned 90 degrees to block the morning or afternoon sun than usual. Unfortunately there is still a 2 1/2" void from the end of the visor to the "B" pillar and the visor does not slide to cover this gap. It can't be very expensive to make the visor slide 3" for those of us who drive with the seat set to the rear. In my book this is a safety, not a convenience issue. People are going to ask why I have the 3" square of tinfoil duct taped to the window.
At any rate, except for the two items mentioned above, this is very good news and people up to 6'-6" should be very comfortable. Taller people may fit, but better test before committing.
Hope this helps.
Surely a nice big opaque Tesla logo Krazy-Glued down would do!
Good idea. Sounds like another opportunity for a $1500 option!
I'm 6'8 with a 36" inseam. Are there any other dimensionally extreme individuals that have taken a test drive? If not, it looks like I'll be schlepping from MA to NY to check the fit. I can't afford my head winding up in the back seat after a rear end collision...after all, it is MA.
You might just want to tint your side windows. I do it all all my cars, and almost never have to turn my visor toward the side windows due to heavy sun glare.
Unfortunately, illegal to tint front side windows in Calif.
Can't hide your face from the perp cams!
Yup, I know (I live in So. Cal). I have yet to receive a citation for it, in over twenty-five years now. I was pulled over one night after leaving a Restaruant, and the officer told me he pulled me over because of my window tint, and then quickly started asking if I had been drinking, to which I replied "no", and after a 'follow the flashlight' test, the officer said..."Have a nice evening!"
If you drive an expensive car, they really don't mess with you, because good luck finding anyone with an exotic or high-end luxury car without it. I am sure most judges have their windows tented too!
Brian, LOL! ... I always try!
I'm 6'6" and fit fine. I had plenty of room foot and head in a standard roof test drive. There is another inch and a half to two inches with the panoramic roof.
Yeah, I sit back, too. The seat (lower) went back further than I needed, and the seat back did also. But I had no trouble with fit. My only problem is that I am big, and my hips sit on the bolsters of the seat cushion, which is hard. I might have to add a padding of sorts.
But I agree, you oughta drive one. You'll be impressed.
At our test drive, my son's head touched the ceiling in the back seat. He is 6'3". I was surprised and disappointed to find the headroom so low. But, that was the display car, without a sunroof.
Once we got in the car that I was able to drive, which had a sunroof, he fit fine in the backseat. Usually, we find that cars with sunroofs have less headroom, but that's not what we found with the Tesla S. LOVED the car!
I just stopped into the DC stores where there was an event for the owners who picked up their signature in California then drove it across country. Great to meet them, see their car and ask questions. I test drove the brown performance car at the DC get amped event and the same car was at the DC showroom. This time I got a real chance to sit in the car and focus on how it felt for comfort both driving and entry and exit.
I saw this older forum on how tall people like this car. Well, I am 6 feet tall with a 36 inch inseam so more leg than torso. I was amazed when focusing on the fit today how far forward the B pillar (I think that is what it is called) is. I have never owned a car where the pillar is farther forward than the seat back is. Even without putting the seat all the way back, the pillar was at least 2 inches in front of the seat. For me, this made getting in and out of car VERY difficult. I had to fight getting out from under the steering wheel, out of the bucket seat bolsters and around this pillar. Since I am a realtor, my driving is a lot of in and out of the car. I remember reading in another section that another tall person mentioned seeing real wear and tear showing on the B pillar in a test car. I can see why this would be. Just so surprised to see this come up on a car that is so long.
Has anyone else notice this problem? I love the Tesla S for so many reasons but may need to be able to buy it if I look like a fool each time I shoe horn myself out of the car.
I'm only 5'-10", but I have short pegs, i.e. 30" inseam. I bumped my head in the back seat, so I opted for the panorama roof, which gives 1.5" additional headroom. The position of the B pillar didn't come to my attention.
Once the storing of driver preferences per fob is enabled, the function to automatically move the steering up out the way for egress and ingress should also come online. That should help with the getting out from the steering wheel. Don't give up hope yet.
Cindy, I have had the same problem as you getting in and out.
I've been back to the showroom a few times trying different ways of getting in and out thinking that maybe I could vary my entrance and exit ease. I noticed on the B pillar that there is noticable wear. Apparently I'm not the only one. I'm only 6"1".
Yes, it's going to be a problem, especially for bigger humans that have the seat at full excursion. Contact can be carefully avoided when getting in and out, but it's not a natural motion. Some sort of pad or more durable barrier will probably be needed.....or duct tape ;)
Noticed the "B" post the first time I ever tried to enter and exit a Model S. I have trouble with entering and exiting the car without the steering wheel way forward and the seat way back. Yes, with the shape of the "B" post (as well as the "C" post)not being smooth, there will be a lot of wear on it. With my test drive today in Bellevue, the "rough" "B" post was very noticeable. Loved the drive but not fond of the entrance and exit of the car.
Seems the wheel should retract to provide max horizontal and vertical clearance by default.
I'm 5'6", am I even allowed to post on this particular thread? :D
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I believe it will once the settings are saved and restored for each driver. Until then, you get in, get the mirrors, seat and steering wheel just right.... Then you arrive at your destination, open the door, and *BAM*, the steering wheel jumps out of the way to ease your egress, wiping out your careful adjustments to the steering wheel. That's why we need save/restore working first.
Yes, I assumed Driver ID etc. being saved. Since Roadsters already have it ...
5'6" here too-My grandma always said "height is from the neck up"
The problem isn't the steering wheel which all agree will retract, it's having to move forward out of the well of the seat to escape the pillar before rhe left pivot. You need to have the seat all the way back at its lowest setting to fully appreciate how awkward an egress this becomes.
Thank Robert22 - this is exactly what I mean. I just can't understand why such a long car has to be this way. Both Elon and Franz are tall guys so don't they have this issue also? I have gotten so spoiled with my previous small SUV's easy entries and exits. I am no longer in my 20's and 30's where the pivot required is easier. This really could be the deal breaker for me in regards to getting this car.
Regarding window tint in California, the front windows can be tinted. However, the final amount of light transmittance must be at least 70%.
I'm 6'8 and love the headroom with pano in back and front, but Suffer from not finding a good steering position to see the screens behind the wheel. Anyone else have this issue? Also, the auto moving wheel on entry and exit is not currently planned as an update I'm told, but could come eventually.
@Cindy.Holland - I went down to the DC store today for the purpose of getting in and out of the S. I am 6'2" and, indeed, found it to be an awkward experience. I tried it several times, using different methods of ingress/egress. I think it's mostly an age and agility thing. I have lots of age and not-so-much agility (any more). One can avoid rubbing the B Pillar if you put your right foot in first, grab the steering wheel, and swing in - the agile way. If however you plant your rear end first and then swing your legs up, over, and in it is impossible to avoid the pillar - the not so agile way. (Which was BTW showing rub marks - that is the pillar, not my rear end.).
My conclusion is that it is what it is. I'm sure Roadster owners know this drill only too well but bear the effort for planting themselves into such a great car. I too will do the same I guess.
If there's noticable wear on the B-pillar after just a few months of demonstrations (and this has been commented on by many), it would behoove Tesla to provide some sort of reinforcement or wearguard for this area. This is an issue that affects not only those of tall stature. There may also be a *few* non-agile drivers under 6'2".
Robert22 -- There may also be a *few* non-agile drivers under 6'2".
LOL. I found getting out of the back seats to be particularly challenging.
@Ohms.Law - what part of DC will you have you S? If I get mine, it will be based in Kensington. As for your comment, I wasn't as concerned getting in as I was trying to get out. I have looked at a number of luxury car websites since I went to the store and in all of them, they show the B-pillar as behind or equal to the seat. Yet when you look at the design store picture of the S's interior, you can see that the B-pillar is in front of the seat back. Why? I will have to try this again with the steering wheel as far forward as possible and with the seat as close to the pedals as I can handle. Hopefully I will be able to squeak around the pillar doing this setting.
One other area that was getting a lot of wear is the base below the door on the driver side. This really sticks up and was really scuffed in the showroom car.
Still it's better than this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYZ7lAk-BdQ
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THOUSANDS of residents are being urged to help shape Stoke-on-Trent's future priorities as it faces £150 million of cuts.
Stoke-on-Trent City Council will need to save this money over the next six years following the Government's austerity measures.
Now the local authority has organised a series of forums to give families the opportunity to raise issues on public services in their area.
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Mr Pervez said: "These sessions are all about listening to what people are saying, and finding out which issues are important to them and getting their ideas for the city's future. At the end of the day, we all want what is best for this city.
"We all live here, many of us work here and our children will grow up here.
"We are committed to making Stoke-on-Trent a modern and successful 21st century city, but we can't do it alone. We will be listening to what people tell us matters most to them, so we can work together for the greater good of the city."
Residents in the Potteries have welcomed the 'My City, My Say' initiative.
Barrie Harrington, chairman of Normacot Residents' Association, said: "I am hoping these events are not just a PR exercise and that the council will take notice of what people say.
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Azarenka's hard court dominance continued yesterday whilst a lot of the favourites had shaky moments (Williams' back and forth encounter with Kvitova, Radwanska needing to pull back from break down in set 2 against Wozniaki).

H2H, Azarenka has proven that she normally gets the better of Radwanska, currently 11-3. But her hard court performances provide a 6-0 dominance and winning the last 4 encounters in straight sets gives me the confidence in this being a solid bet.

Few things to watch out for:

- wind at Qatar is supposed to be very hard to deal with. Remember Sharapova whinging about it last year.

- Radwanska is no mug and a good counter puncher. Azarenka normally has too much for her to deal with, but on an off day this could run close

But in my opinion this is a 2-0 Azarenka win. Close fought sets, but Azarenka showing why she is the best in the world right now.

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NEW ORLEANS — You just don't break your promise to the Chamber of Commerce of Middlesex, Conn.
Last month, Connecticut coach Geno Auriemma assured the civic group that there was no way his team would lose to Notre Dame four times in one season — and it certainly wasn't going to fall short in the game that mattered most.
The Huskies were as good as his word Sunday, taking command with a run late in the first half and then never really letting the Fighting Irish within striking distance in the last 20 minutes en route to a 83-65 victory in the second semifinal of the Women's Final Four on Sunday in the New Orleans Arena.
That's the same building where UConn won the fifth of its seven national championships in 2004. And it's the one where the Huskies will try to tie Tennessee for the most by any school at eight Tuesday against another Big East (soon to be American Athletic) Conference foe Louisville.
UConn is 7-0 in title games and beat Louisville 72-58 in their only meeting this season.
"We've got a big problem Tuesday night," Auriemma said, "because Louisville thinks they're the best team in the country right now."
But first, the Huskies undoubtedly are taking a few minutes to enjoy Sunday's win.
"You're only going to get great teams when you get this far," Auriemma said. "This is one night we needed to be better."
And the Huskies were just that against a team that had not only beaten them three times this season but also had beaten them in the past two Final Fours.
Freshman Breanna Stewart, the National High School Player of the Year, scored 29 points to lead the Huskies (34-4).
"I've gained a lot of confidence recently," said Stewart, who had struggled much of the year but was the MVP of the Bridgeport Regional.
Auriemma, who has coached some of the game's best, paid Stewart the highest compliment.
"I don't remember a player having a better game in this environment," he said.
But Stewart wasn't alone.
UConn shot 50 percent in the first half, 47 percent for the game. After leading 39-29 at halftime, it never led by fewer than six in the second half, the last time at 61-55 with 6:26 left.
It was the kind of juncture when the Huskies have come up short this season in three losses to Notre Dame and one to Baylor.
But UConn showed how far it has come in the past three weekends — and why the Huskies have been the dominant the past 20 years.
With Notre Dame (35-2) looking to make its own run, UConn guard Kelly Faris, the team's only senior starter, pulled out back-to-back offensive rebounds. The last resulted in Stefanie Dolson being fouled.
Dolson made her first free throw and missed the second. But Faris came up with another rebound and fed Stewart for a driving layup that made it 64-55 with 5:31 left.
After back-to-back turnovers, Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis' rebound and outlet pass to Bria Hartley pushed the lead to 11. Stewart then blocked a shot by Kayla McBride, rebounded another missed shot and was fouled.
Stewart made both shots, and it was 68-55 with 4:08 left. Notre Dame never got closer than 11 after that.
"Obviously (Notre Dame) went on their stretch and picked up the pressure," Faris said. "We had a few too many turnovers, but we were able to count on different players at different times to make the plays when we needed it."
It was a tough finish for Notre Dame senior All-America guard Skylar Diggins, who was 3-of-15 from the field for 10 points.
"It's been a dream come true to play for my hometown school," said Diggins, a homegrown Irish product from South Bend. "I had a great time going through it, and I wouldn't want a different group of girls and a different group of coaches."
Notre Dame shot 29.7 percent (22-74) after starting the game 2-of-19. But the Irish led most of the first half by getting to the line (11-of-12) and adding 10 second-chance points.
It started turning around in the final three minutes as the Huskies went on a 14-3 run and took a 39-29 lead into halftime. A 3-pointer by Hartley at 2:50 started it, giving the Huskies a 28-26 lead. Faris added a steal and a layup to put her team up by four.
When Diggins, who was 0-for-6 in the half, missed badly from behind the arc, Hartley converted a layup on the other end — and a back-and-forth game suddenly was a six-point advantage for the Huskies.
There may have been a long way to go, but Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw knew her team was in trouble.
"I don't think we had a lot of confidence in executing," she said. "That run might have been the ballgame right there."
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The original flag of Toronto was designed by Rene De Santis, a 21-year-old George Brown College student,[1] and won in a 1974 competition held by the City of Toronto Flag Design Committee. After the city amalgamated in 1997, the City Council looked for new designs from the public, but did not approve of any. De Santis suggested minor modifications to the original flag, which was adopted in October 1999, to create the current flag.[2] The flag displays the twin towers of the Toronto City Hall on a blue background, with the red maple leaf of the Flag of Canada at its base, representing the Council Chamber at the base of the towers.[2] The shape of the space above and between the towers suggests the letter 'T', the city's initial.
A variation of this flag is used by Toronto Fire Services fireboat William Lyon Mackenzie. The marine Ensign consists of the main city flag in the upper canton with a life preserver on two tone blue background.
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Any good team pursuing greatness must learn to play consistently. It's a standard that develops as a result of adept coaching, well-structured practices and a regular schedule of matches.
When any piece is omitted from the formula, even the most talented teams will endure stretches of struggle.
The Algonquin boys soccer team – which defeated Midland A opponent North Middlesex, 5-0, on Thursday afternoon at Richard Walsh Field – is in such a situation. The Tomahawks are young and talented. They have a tactically knowledgeable head coach in Ken Morin. They possess sound fundamentals which have been reinforced by a strong practice regimen.
But their schedule has been marred by a lack of games. They have only played six matches over the season's first month.
"If you don't play on a regular basis you lose that sort of match sharpness," Morin said after his team improved to 4-0-2 overall and 2-0 in the league. "I've seen it this week in our training. We've been lackadaisical and I think part of it is that you just need to play on a regular basis."
The Tomahawks started strong with three goals in the first 15 minutes against North Middlesex.
Less than three minutes in, sophomore Tyler Morin lifted a beautiful cross from the left end line that found junior Liam Donovan, who was unmarked in the crease. Donovan promptly headed the ball onto the turf and watched as it crossed the goal line after one bounce.
Less than six minutes later, Tyler Morin slid the Tomahawks' second goal into the lower right corner of the net from eight yards out.
Senior Troy Tanzer concluded the scoring spree when he banged home a goal off a beautiful assist from senior fullback Luke Serra. From 30 yards out, Serra floated a kick into the box that the North Middlesex keeper was unable to punch away. It found Tanzer alone on the far left corner and he tapped it in for a 3-0 Tomahawks lead.
"People get excited when they score in the first minute, but it gives me the willies," Coach Morin said. "What happens is you start to get into bad habits because you think it is going to be easy."
After registering three goals on their first five shots, the Tomahawks managed only two more goals on 12 shots over the remaining 65 minutes – one by senior Zach Hamilton nine minutes before halftime and the second by junior Nick Speranzella with 10:29 left in the contest (both were assisted by junior Connor Duffy).
Algonquin's fundamental ball trapping, quick accurate passing and decisive runs that punctuated their opening minutes of play were replaced by poor decision-making and elementary ball control mistakes.
"We started slowing down our touches," senior fullback Nolan Lescalleet acknowledged. "We just have to speed up our touches (in those situations) and we will get better."
Page 2 of 2 - With another game slated for Saturday afternoon against league rival Shrewsbury and the toughest part of the schedule remaining, Coach Morin knows that Algonquin will have to play with more consistency if it hopes to come away with victories.
"We have to be sharper and move the ball quicker," he said. "We can do it. We have done it already this year. We have Shrewsbury, Leominster and Nashoba coming up in the league. ... If you play too slowly (against those teams) you are going to get beat. We just have to keep things moving quickly. Hopefully today we learned from that and we'll take that into our training session tomorrow – keep it short and sharp – and then come back on Saturday and be sharp."
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