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It was a crazy week, to say the least, for Scott Romuk.
One night, the 6-foot-3 junior at Granite Bay High School was scoring 18 points to lead the Grizzlies over Fairfield 67-59 in a nonleague basketball game; the next day, he was making a hole in one at Granite Bay Golf Club … after being fitted for a custom mouth guard by his dentist, of course … to protect him from putting his teeth through his tongue … again.
"I mean like, in hindsight, now that I think about it, it seems a lot crazier," Romuk said Monday.
Romuk bit a hole in his tongue when he collided with a Yuba City player during a game in the Bronco Roundup on Dec. 1 at Bella Vista. That led to the trip to his dentist early Thursday. He later joined chums Brandon Baumgarten, Chase Pedone and Alex Johns at the golf course.
"He just goes out and we have a good time," Baumgarten said.
Baumgarten was an All-Sierra Foothill League golfer last spring. With Romuk serving as his caddie, Baumgarten was runner-up in the Nature Valley First Tee Open last summer with Champions Tour playing partner Brad Bryant. Baumgarten is in Las Vegas this week for a tournament. But he hasn't made a hole in one.
The foursome arrived at No. 14, a 208-yard par 3 that plays "a good 10, 15 yards farther," Baumgarten said, noting it's an uphill hole that requires a shot over a big ravine. On Thursday, the pin was tucked behind the hill.
Romuk said the group was chatting earlier about a hole in one.
"Brandon was like, 'I'll buy you dinner if you knock it in,'" said Romuk, who stepped into the tee box, pulled a ball from his pocket and asked to use Pedone's club, a 21-degree hybrid.
"He didn't even use his club," Baumgarten said, laughing. "He just like walked up there and didn't want to go grab his clubs. Chase gives it to him, and he hits."
Using a range finder — which Romuk described as "a little microscope thing" — the group marked tee shots belonging to Baumgarten and Pedone but not Romuk's. Because the green slopes down in back, they concluded it was either long or in the hole.
With Romuk and Pedone riding in the cart and Baumgarten and Johns standing on the back, they arrived at the green, jumped out and ran to the hole.
"We're like, 'Oh, you better not,'" Baumgarten said. "He sees it in there first. We start going nuts and running laps around the green."
Baumgarten captured the moment by using his cell phone to photograph Romuk pulling his ball out of the cup.
Said Romuk, "It was a pretty fast-paced week.
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ROCKFORD, Mich., July 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Directors of Wolverine Worldwide (NYSE: WWW) today declared a two-for-one stock split (in the form of a stock dividend) with a record date of October 1, 2013. Stockholders of record on that date will receive one new share of common stock for each share they own. Shares issued pursuant to the stock split will be issued on November 1, 2013. The Directors of Wolverine Worldwide also declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.06 per share of common stock. The $0.06 per share dividend will be paid on a post-stock-split basis and is equivalent to the $0.12 per share pre-stock-split cash dividend declared in the prior quarter. The dividend is payable on November 1, 2013 to stockholders of record on October 1, 2013.Blake W. 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Henery's missed FG dooms Eagles in 2-point loss
Will Alex Henery return next season?
Alex Henery made one of his two field goals Saturday night, but it was his first-half miss from 48 yards that ended up being the difference by game's end. (USA Today Images)
The Saints' last field goal attempt went through the uprights. The Eagles' first field goal attempt didn't.
That was the difference on the scoreboard. That is the hard truth.
The Eagles lost 26-24 to the Saints in the first round of the playoffs at Lincoln Financial Field on Saturday (see Instant Replay). They lost for all sorts of reasons – because they didn't stop the run and they didn't get DeSean Jackson involved soon enough and on and on (see 10 observations). But they also scored two fewer points than the Saints. To borrow something Andy Reid once said after a similar situation involving David Akers, we can all count.
The Eagles intercepted Drew Brees with about five minutes left in the first quarter. The Birds' subsequent drive stretched into the beginning of the second quarter. At one point, the Eagles reached the Saints' 23-yard line, but Nick Foles took a costly sack that pushed them back 11 yards. After LeSean McCoy gained four yards on 3rd-and-29, the Eagles had fourth down around the Saints' 30-yard line.
Alex Henery came out for the Eagles' first field goal try of the evening -- officially listed as a 48-yard attempt. He went back to the sideline shortly after launching a wobbling kick that missed wide left. It wasn't an easy kick by any stretch. But it also didn't have a chance.
"The ball is not going to travel as far on a cold day," said Henery, who later made a 31-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. "There's no excuse – just miss something like that. I have to be better there, help the team out. It just shows that every point matters in a game like this."
It does.
About the cold: The game-time temperature was 25 degrees, with winds coming out of the south-southwest at five miles per hour. According to the official game summary, the wind chill dropped Saturday night to 19 degrees.
After the game, Chip Kelly mentioned the weather when asked about the Eagles' final kickoff. Henery kicked it 67 yards to about two yards inside the Saints' end zone. Darren Sproles then dashed 39 yards – and had 15 more yards added to the return on a horse-collar penalty by Cary Williams.
"We didn't get a lot of depth on it," Kelly said about the kick. "We didn't hit the ball very well on kickoffs all day, so. The ball, in this weather, wasn't going to travel very well."
Henery seemed surprised by Kelly's comments.
"I thought I hit the last kickoff pretty good, actually, going into the wind there," Henery said. "It's just science. The ball doesn't fly as well in cold weather. You could tell both kickers were going about goal line to the five-yard line [in the south end zone]. That's kind of what you get. You have to work with it. I'm not sure. It just got outside of us. It got out, I guess you could say."
Asked to evaluate his performance this year, Henery said he thought he "hit the ball better toward the end of the season." The former fourth-round pick made 23 of 28 field goal attempts in 2013. He hit 7 of 10 attempts between 40-49 yards. While he was a perfect 6 for 6 in wins from that distance, he was 1 for 4 in losses – and 1 for 5 counting Saturday's game. He also made one and missed one from 50 or more yards.
Henery's overall field goal percentage during the regular season put him 22nd in the NFL. He was tied for 18th on kicks between 40-49 yards, and tied for 25th on kicks of 50 yards or more.
During the postgame press conference, Kelly was asked how much confidence he has in Henery.
"We'll address that moving forward," Kelly replied. "We're not playing a game tomorrow."


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itachi does most of his genjutsu using sharingan but this doesnot mean he cannot do it without it remember he can also cast it through his finger moreover itachi is well known as a genjutsu master --Salil dabholkar (talk) 09:13, March 22, 2012 (UTC)
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- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
Owned this tent for almost a year. This style of tent, although very light and packable, is not going to be everyones preferred type of tent. My main issues are 1) the front vestibule does not hang out far enough from the door so when opened while wet or raining, water will poor in to your tent even if its a little condensation or dew bc its a steep opening. Other reviews have mentioned this flaw. Its not a simple issue that can be solved so you better bring a towel and move everything away to prevent soakage. 2) Its obviously not a free standing tent so after many, many pitch / tear downs you really don't want to deal with the hassle anymore. Don't get me wrong you should always stake out your tent, but after a 15-20 mile hike all you want to do is set it up quickly, rest, and do it later. You gotta stake it out 9 times, attach the rainfly, and guy out both walls before its set up correctly even if its not raining or windy. Every time. Think about it, it will get old real fast. Especially if you're like me and are solo w/dog. Ive gone back to simple cross-pole, free standing tents even tho they are a little heavier. The added weight is worth it to me. 3) Horrible gear storage: The side pockets really can't hold anything. Its not tight, just hangs loose so your things will fall out, a lot. I do like the "mini" gear loft on top that can hold your phone but thats about it. They sell an added gear loft online that can hold more. 4) Its weak. You probably already know that bc its so light. Trust me, its thin. On my second outing, my dog ran in and tore the floor pretty good. Its been duct taped ever since then. The same thin material is consistent throughout the tent. The floor is just as thin as the walls. I bought a footprint, but its just as thin virtually no protection. 5) Stakes aren't long/strong enough. In soft soil they will slip out - during wind they will definitely slip out. If you camp primarily in rigid soil you'll be okay, but in really soft soil or really hard soil you might have to find other ways to pitch this tent successfully.
Besides all the negatives, there are a few positives to the tent. It is extremely light and packs very small. If that's what you're looking for then maybe this is the tent for you. I didn't experience any condensation IN the tent at all either camping in New York or Arizona, certainly builds up on the outside. Its warmer than most 3 season tents bc there's not much mesh. Its long and decently wide. The door is two layers mesh/solid. The color-way is very cool. Fully waterproof, and snow proof too. Holds up to wind but really depends on how well you set it up. There are 2 added guy out points by the door.
No tent is perfect. It all depends on your preference. If weight is the most important factor for you then consider this tent, but know that there are newer tents coming out on the market today that are catching up with this one on weight, size, price. Don't be fooled by the "2+" its actually not very livable bc the vertical height is not consistent throughout the tent, just in the front. It tapers in all directions towards the back. If you are over 6'5" I think this will work for you length-wise but will be a pain to maneuver in it.
Its an ultralight tent, but the added hassle setting it up doesn't justify the 2-3 pounds you save on weight compared to other tents. To me it wasn't worth the high price tag.
Thanks for the detailed feedback, W!
1-person tent
This tent is described as a 2-person tent, but it is not. I ordered this tent two weeks ago and took it to Banff for 4 days of backpacking through the Skoki Region. I don't mind being in small spaces with my wife but the problem is that I was touching the wall with my feet and the side. This led to cold and wet nights. If you are 6 feet or taller your feet will be touching the tent. It rain almost every night and when it rained outside it also rained inside the rain fly and as soon as any part of my body made contact with the wall, which was always, I got wet as well. Another flaw is that when you open the rain fly the rain and water accumulated on the fly fall straight into the tent.
I must also emphasize that this is not a free standing tent! It takes 12 stakes to get it semi-livable. There is no easy set up with this tent. If the guy cables are not used the tent sags into an unlivable space. I would not recommend this tent to anybody. I am contemplating returning this item.
Guicho below is 6'5" and says he fit inside, in the rain.
He must have been alone in the tent. If there is two people in the tent your feet will touch the tent, that was my experience. If there is only one person in the tent you can sleep in the middle where the tent is longer and higher.
I could see the feet touching when 2 people are in it. I have the 1P version of this, which is the same length. My feet don't touch, but I'm in the middle of the floor, and so my feet have a bit more space. The 96" length is to the tip of the triangle shaped foot area of the tent. You can see the shape I'm talking about in this picture:
2person tent
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
i took this to montana its a nice tent , i was expecting a little more for the price ,it sets up fast ,packs well its hard to get it tight enough to keep the rain off the tent its self ,when you open the rain fly it dumps water in the tent and on your sleeping bag. the rain fly gets saggy when its wet ,when you do get it taught i found it pulls the sides of the tent up off the ground
Great UL Tent
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
Like this tent a lot. I actually use it as a one person tent (the difference in weight between this and the one person is not that much) because I like the extra room to keep my backpack inside, and more importantly, the 60lbs pooch. Also, at 6'5" I fit! which is very rare in most tents. With the footprint and fly, it keeps everything inside dry....even when it rains all night, which it did on one occasion. The fly could be a little more taught I think. Also, there was some condensation at the top of the tent, but this was during the night it rained, it was cold, and I had all the zip's closed. A small mesh up there would have been great to let some of that go out between the tent and the fly. Super easy to set up and take down.
Loving this tent!
- Familiarity:I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I just picked this tent up for 25% off from backcountry...zero buyer's remorse! I spent 3 nights in it this past weekend, ranging in the teens to 20's for overnight lows. I stayed very comfortable inside, the setup and tear down were super easy, and it had a great amount of room for me and all of my cold weather hunting gear. I think the only thing that could improve this awesome tent would be a 1' square mesh panel near the pole hub, that was the only spot that had some significant build up of condensation/ice after a few nights.
Harrumphs at freak snowstorms
The Big Agnes Slater UL 2 + may be advertised as a 3-season tent, but after camping in the wind and snow of Utah's Uinta Mountains, I'd pretty much sleep in it no matter the season. Bring on the snow, 'cause Big Agnes doesn't care...
Good Small Tent
- Familiarity:I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Took it on a three night hike through Section J of the PCT in Washington State. It was easy to setup in the dark, which I did each of the three nights I used it. It packs small, so it was easy to fit in the backpack. The three internal pockets by the entrance are very convenient when unpacking for the night. The pocket by the ceiling is good to put the headlamp in, providing light for the whole tent. The ceiling is high enough to sit up on the highest side. I am 6' 2" tall. The stakes are also easy to push into the ground, and to pull them afterwards. The vestibule is great for the backpack, shoes, dirty socks and whatever other stinky stuff you want out of the tent.
The tent's "packed weight" is advertised as 2lb 15oz. When it arrived, the scale at work weighed it at 3.1 lb. I guess that is close enough. I did get some condensation in the tent walls in the morning, but it was nothing terribly inconvenient. Probably I would not have noticed it, had I not been getting up so early. I learned to make sure the guy lines were tense enough, or they would come undone in the wind. This certainly is not a freestanding tent.
I have not yet tested it in the rain or in high winds. Overall it did its job. I am happy that I got it.
Good tent, nothing to complain about
- Familiarity:I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
The tent is very light, fine material. The poles make set up very quick, but then they conpensate the few poles with many pegs, which take longer than poles to set up, therefore the time is about the same as with many other tents. There isn't much ventilation, therefore the tent gets very warm in the daytime, but over all the tent is what it claims to be: lightweight, compact, nice shape, very finely built.
Great Tent!
- Familiarity:I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
This was my first go round with a UL tent and it did not disappoint! I was a litttle skeptical when it arrived as to how in the world something so small and light could possibly be a substantial shelter for two! So before I took it into the backcountry I decided to try it out on an overnight car camping trip.
Upon setting it up and before getting the fly on, I thought there's no way there's enough room for two! However, once the fly was up and tensioned properly it proved otherwise. This was a more than adequate space for two. Being the UL2+ gave it the little extra length needed for some extra gear even. Very nice!
Next concern i had was the durabillity. Being such a lightweight material I thought there is no way this thing is going to hold up, keep in mind this is my first UL tent. Approximately no more than 5 minutes after getting it fully set up, one of my kids came screaming by at approximately mach 2 and completely got tripped up at the knees by one of the guy lines! I thought for sure the material was going to be torn wide open as the stake did not come out. After close inspection there was no damage what so ever! Very impressed again!
Then I thought about condensation. Surely it had to have some issues with that as it has a no mesh(excpet for a small triangle portion at the foot end)inner tent. Well, turns out I did get a bit more condensation on the tent fly but inside the tent was no problem at all. I even took the fly off and poured large amounts of water on the inner tent to see if it would get through. Dry as a bone! The water shed right off. Nice! The no mesh inner tent did also offer a bit more warmth for sure.
Only thing is I wish it came with a couple more stakes to stake out the fly a little better in the back to create a little better airflow.
Overall, this is a great tent for two looking to shave ounces off while not sacrificing to much space. I would even carry this solo as it is very small and light! Another great tent from Big Agnes!!
Doc, Slater 2, Fly creek 3
set up on a platform in the white mountains in NH. The Fly Creek was easier to guy out on the platform.
Great Lightweight Tent!
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
If you want a super light weight tent from a tent manufacturer who are obsessed with making the best tents in the market then go for this one! Especially if you like the desert, this is the only tent (that I know of) in the world that has no mesh, except in the door where you can unzip the fabric to have mesh on those warmer summer nights. By not having mesh you will prevent fine sand from being blown into your tent on windy days. The poles are strong and the design is made for backpackers/mountaineers, meaning it's not extra roomy, but definitely not too small, great for tall people. I've slept in this tent down to the teens and have had no problems, it's everything you want it to be and nothing you don't!
X-Large Fly Creek!
UL2 Slater fixes the length problems of the Fly Creek for 5'10" and up people. All ultra light tents in this class are 86" which means tall people's bags ram into the tent walls front and back, this tent is the only UL that I know that fixes that issue. It also is the only one that I know that is really an Ultra Light 2 person tent! It is wider than the fly creek as well. It also could be thought as a 3.5-4 Season with the new semi-mesh free inside. I have not experienced any condensation issues but have not tried it in real wet, but if the user uses the vents front and back I cant see how it could be that large of an issue. The front zips totally open to 100% mesh bug screen, which is a great option.
Ultralight with a little extra
- Familiarity:I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
For my needs (backpacking in varied conditions usually with my wife and on a rare occasion solo) this tent is the perfect ultralight compromise. I had the good fortune of buying a sample from the company at a discounted price and have been able to test it on two occasions recently. I would be hard pressed to find a lighter tent that offers the same space without significantly sacrificing durability.
-Ultralight, it packs relatively small (a little larger than the Fly Creek... naturally) and is lightweight. If split between two people it is even lighter!
-Durable for an ultralight, seemingly so anyways and feels much more solid than some of the new Cuben Fiber tents
-Fully enclosed tent. I really like the fact that I can zip the whole thing up and keep bugs out. Bugs love to bite me, so open air tarps, no matter how light, are out of the question for me.
-EXTRA Space! I am 6'3" and fit comfortably and can store my pack below my feet with no problem. Its more roomy than the Fly Creek, and we can even kinda sit up in the tent!
-Not totally free standing. While you can pitch the tent with the poles only, you'd really want to add a couple stake or tie the guy wires to a rock or tree to make it fully taught. If you don't it would likely poorly repel rain/snow, flutter in the wind or sag. **(if you were clever there might be a way to tension it using trekking poles, but this isn't a feature, just an idea I want to try)
-Condensation. The semi-opaque material in place of traditional netting is a great for added warmth, privacy, and keeping wind blown sand out, but I think it also contributes to greater internal morning condensation. If this is problem you might want to try opening the single net vent. It helps but overall condensation might be a challenge more often with this tent.
OVERALL I recommend this tent, especially if your needs are similar to mine.
JM. I'm an inch taller than you so I am very interested in this tent. But I'm also concerned with condensation since the only netting is on the door. You said that you think it contributes to greater condensation. Based on your two trips, how bad would you say this is compared to a tent with more netting like the copper spur or fly creek? Thanks.
Ripig - I am not 100% certain about the condensation. It could have been very circumstantial and I am mostly speculating about the lack of traditional netting causing it. That said, it was more condensation than I've experienced inside of a traditional tent with netting. I have a another trip planned in two weeks. I'll try and be more scientific about it then. I don't want to steer you wrong based on a limited sample.
What is the difference between Packaged Weight, Trail Weight and Fast Pitch Weight (Fast Fly Weight as Big Agnes calls it).
Also what does the footprint weigh?
Here is how Big Agnes defines the different weights for their tents:
Packed weight:
This is the heaviest you can expect your tent to weigh, straight out of the box or from the store. This weight refers to all packaging, hang tags, as well as the stuff sacks, fly, body, stakes, poles, and guy lines.
Trail weight:
This is the lightest you can expect your tent to weigh, stripped of everything but the essentials. This number reflects the weight of just the fly (no guy lines), body, and poles.
Fast-fly weight:
This is the weight of your fly, footprint and poleset only.
Slater UL2+ info:
Packed Weight - 2lbs 15 oz (47 oz) or 1330grams
Trail Weight - 2lb 9 oz (41 oz) or 1160grams
Fast Fly Weight - 1lb 14 oz (30oz) or 850grams
Footprint Weight - 6 oz or 170grams
Anytime you have a Big Agnes question, shoot me an email and I'll make sure to work with you 1-on-1!
Jared D.
Expert Gearhead
Has anyone had issues with the tent not...
Has anyone had issues with the tent not being taut if you don't use the fly? I think this tent would be perfect b/c of my height (6'2"), but have seen pictures of the tent not being taut without the fly.
If you can't stake it down really really well and guy-line out the sides it definitely wont be taught - we struggled with this on a platform.
how long is the setup time
how long is the setup time
I can Set Up This Tent In About A Minute (Give Or Take A Few SecondS)
Prove it! Seriously though, that's impressive. My setup is usually 3-4 minutes unless it's raining, then call it 2 minutes.


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The main reason to cast a vote for McCain by Fred Barnes at the Weekly Standard:
"For obvious reasons, McCain is the chief beneficiary of the surge effect. He has relentlessly promoted increasing the number of troops in Iraq and adopting a counterinsurgency strategy that stresses the protection and safety of Iraqi citizens. And a year ago, Bush bucked tremendous antiwar pressure, much of it from Republicans, and announced the surge strategy. Like McCain, he emphatically rejected the notion that the war was lost.
Last summer, when his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination was at a low point, McCain was urged by some of his advisers to downplay his support for the war. McCain rejected that advice. He knew how to evaluate a military plan, understood that the counterinsurgency strategy was different from what had been done before in Iraq, and knew what it could accomplish (and has)."
Sure, a number of Republican candidates claim to have supported the Surge from the start as well, but no one attached themselves to the policy like McCain did. McCain has linked his chances for the Presidency directly to the idea that Iraq must be won, and must be free. He held to that position even when it was considered suicide to his campaign, and so publically supported Petraeus' plan that he must have known that it would sink his political career if it failed. It has not, and even leading Democrats are coming to terms with its miraculous turnaround in a conflict many had assumed was lost.
I have made it clear on this blog and in conversations with friends and family that my vote will go to the candidate that supports the fight for democracy in Iraq, and will not abandon the Kurds to be slaughtered yet again. I can forgive some of McCain's decisions throughout his career and the way he has pandered to religious conservatives in recent months, and I can effortlessly when I consider what democracy promotion will look like if someone like Obama or Edwards is elected.
The War on Terror and the fight for liberal democracy may be nothing more than a bumper sticker slogan to some on the left, but it means something to me. If we surrender freedom to the forces of theocracy and totalitarianism overseas, we do not deserve to call ourselves democrats at home. If our concept of democracy ends at our borders, like Ron Paul supporters would have us believe, then we have sacrificed our comrades overseas for juvenile self assuredness and sciolism.
What an odd era we live in, where an ex-Trotskyite like myself finds a foreign policy companion in a man like John McCain.


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text: I am new to Sun City so I am exploring all of the attractions in the area. The Lincoln library was of particular interest to me because of the design. When I tried to go into the building, I discovered several disturbing things. First of all it has very limited hours. Secondly, it is very hard to get into. From the main parking lot, it is more than 400 feet to the entrance, which can not be seen from the street. You need a map to get into and out of the this lot, too. On my first visit, I got there and it was closed. All that walking for nothing. On my second visit, I thought I would try the parking lot in the rear. To get to it, you have to go all the way to the end of the boulevard. Why can't there be an opening halfway down the street to go directly into the parking lot? Here are some ideas to make going to the library more fun and inviting for everyone to enjoy How about a sign with the library hours on the sidewalk to the main entrance? That way, people can save a trip to the main entrance and not be disappointed when it is closed. What about handicapped people? Yes, there are parking spaces but they are too far away for people with walking disabilities. What were the people who funded and designed this building thinking? Whoever designed this beautiful building had other things on their agenda and they were not those of the library patrons. John Marin, Lincoln


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Flyers-Wild: 5 things you need to know
Flyers look to ride momentum from Nashville
After narrowly escaping Nashville with two points to open their six-game road trip, the Flyers get a second crack at going over .500 this season on Monday evening.
The Flyers (12-12-2) will continue their cross-country tour with a rare contest against the slumping Minnesota Wild (15-8-5), who have lost four in a row.
Puck drop is set for 8 p.m. at Xcel Energy Center. Here's a closer look at the matchup:
1. Unfamiliar foe
Hockey fans don't get to see these two clubs square off very often. Since Minnesota's inception into the NHL in 2000, the Flyers have faced the Wild only 13 times.
The Orange and Black hold a sizable lead in the all-time series, having won eight games and tying one more (yes, you may recall ties used to happen and were in fact a thing).
The last time these two teams met, the Flyers came away with a 5-1 win on Jan. 17, 2012 at the Wells Fargo Center. That game saw five different goal scorers for the Flyers -- Scott Hartnell, Kimmo Timonen, Braydon Coburn, Jakub Voracek and Sean Couturier. Jaromir Jagr and Matt Read recorded two assists apiece.
It's been even longer since the Flyers last visited St. Paul, Minn. The last contest held between the Flyers and Wild held at "The X" was on Nov. 24, 2010. The Flyers won that game as well, 6-1. None of the Flyers' six goal scorers in that victory remain with the team (Ville Leino, Daniel Briere, Andreas Nodl, Jeff Carter, James van Riemsdyk and Jody Shelley).
The only players on the Flyers' current roster that dressed in that game in 2010 are Hartnell, Timonen, Coburn, Claude Giroux and Andrej Meszaros. Quite the turnaround for just three years.
2. Power struggle
Fresh off a 9-4-2 November, the Flyers have climbed their way back into the playoff picture in a weak Metropolitan Division. Entering Monday, the Flyers were just two points out of the third automatic playoff spot in the Metro with a game in hand on the New York Rangers.
There's still plenty of work to do and that starts with the man advantage. After registering at least one power-play goal in eight consecutive games, the Flyers have been held scoreless in their last two while on the PP (0 for 7).
The Wild could stretch the Flyers' power-play drought to three games. Minnesota has killed eight of nine penalties over its past five games.
Sure, the man advantage has been an area of weakness for the Flyers, but their PK units have been outstanding. The Flyers have not surrendered a single goal in their last 11 shorthanded situations.
That's bad news for the Wild, who have gone 0 for 9 on the PP over their last five games.
3. In the crease
If Steve Mason and Josh Harding are between the pipes on Monday, goals could be at a premium. Mason and Harding are two of the NHL's hottest netminders.
It's no secret Mason has been the Flyers' most valuable player this season. He's consistently given his team a chance to win and has gone 6-1-1 with a 1.72 goals-against average since Nov. 9. There's no wrong answer for the Flyers, as Ray Emery has historically stifled the Wild (see story).
For the Wild, Harding has been a big reason why his club has been competitive in a very good Western Conference. In 15 of his 18 starts, Harding has allowed two or fewer goals and his 1.52 goals-against average is tied for the league lead.
4. Injuries
Vinny Lecavalier will miss the game with back spasms (see story).
Wild forward Mikael Granlund was placed on injured reserve earlier this week and will not play against the Flyers. Granlund took several hard hits over the last two weeks and Minnesota is being cautious not to rush him back.
Fellow forward Zenon Konopka is listed as day to day after sustaining a facial injury in the Wild's 3-1 loss to the Colorado Avalanche on Friday. He missed Saturday's rematch against the Avs, but could return on Monday.
5. This and that
• In the 13 games between these two teams, the Flyers have outscored the Wild by a 38-20 margin.
• Wild forward Zach Parise has 18 goals and 18 assists in 40 career games against the Flyers. All of those points came when he was a member of the New Jersey Devils.
• Giroux's marker in the first period of the Flyers' 3-2 win over Nashville was the team's third consecutive unassisted goal. Andrej Meszaros and Steve Downie ended that streak when they picked up helpers on Couturier's game-tying goal in the third.
• The Wild have 35 points yet rank seventh in the West. If they were an Eastern Conference team they would be tied for third place with the Detroit Red Wings, who also have 35 points.
• Flyers center Sean Couturier has scored a goal in back-to-back games.


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columbian sharks
I have a 3 inch columbian shark that stays in a 6 inch area of my tank. It is a 55 gallon. I had 2 of them that did realy good for a month then just died over night. Then i got this one a week ago. He eats fine. All of my ph amon nit nitrates are all good. Why would he be doing this? Why would they die like that no ick or any of that in the tank?
Well, Colombian sharks are not a freshwater fish. They need brackish conditions and even full marine as adults. The young are born in fresh (or almost fresh) water but you need to slowly increase the salinity as they grow. If the salinity is too low, it weakens the immune system of the fish and can make it much more prone to diseases. Also, keep in mind that Colombian sharks grow very large (two feet or so) so you'll need a much larger tank. I'd say a six foot tank minimum, although eight would be better.
If you want a similar looking fish with similar behavior that would work in a 55g tank, pictus catfish would be a much better choice.
Iv got the colum shark. This one is doing good now I think he just needed to get use to the tank. An i tryed the pictus cats. They didnt seem to last but a day in my brakish tank. The tank is a brakish i have mollies, archer, colum shark in the tank. I have a 125 gallon that they will go into when they get a little bigger. I realy like the colum sharks. Thanks for the help.
Ah ok. The thread wasn't posted in the brackish section so I assumed it was a freshwater tank. With brackish water fish acclimation is especially important. "Brackish" can mean anything from very slightly brackish to nearly full marine conditions, so it's always a good idea to get a salinity measurement from the store where you're purchasing the fish and try to match those conditions at home. If you already have an established brackish tank that is significantly more or less salty than the tanks at the store, you should consider setting up a quarantine tank* with the same salinity as the store's tank. That way, you can introduce the fish without the risk of osmotic shock, keep it quarantined to watch out for disease, and slowly adjust the salt level in the quarantine tank to match your own brackish display tank. Then, you can transfer the fish to your display without problems.
It could also be that many fish stores don't really treat their brackish fish right. Even though you're keeping them in brackish water, the tank at the store could very well have been fresh (as it's cheaper) and thus moving the fish straight from fresh to brackish could have been a big shock. Doing so could have weakened the fish's immune system enough that it could have gotten sick and died after a month.
I'd say a 125g is a good minimum size for Colombian sharks. Beware that it likely will eat your mollies once it gets some good size on it.
*Actually, quarantine tanks are a really good idea in any case, it's just that they're especially useful when dealing with brackish water fish for the reason I already mentioned.
Thank you for the help. OK i do have the 10 gallon quarantine tank set as the salinity as my lfs. My tank is just a bit more then the stores. That was my problem. again thanks
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And in the winter eves when the cold wind blew,
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playing run and go fetch, by the young oak tree.
It was he who grew strong, and I who grew old,
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Gradually we no longer played, my master and me,
Nor raced round the yard by the old oak tree.
My master grew cold, and hips they grew old,
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I loved him when "Come on" said last spoke me,
And opened back door and stamped impatiently.
I loved him when took he the gun from it's rack,
And guided me silently to the shed out the back.
I looked up and wagged my old tail in glee,
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"Diablo II, to me, was a great model for an expansion, because it enhanced the original game, but also extended the game, too. I'm not a really big fan of expanding things just by linearly adding to the experience, adding a new campaign, as much as I am of enhancing the original experience and adding replayability to that experience.
"I think that certainly BioShock's combat experience is great, but it could be broader. I'm a little more confused as far as how to expand the narrative experience."
Levine also mentioned how many of the game's plasmids were cut from the final game, and that seems to be a feasible area to add new content without disrupting the existing game. Maybe additional ammo types? Whatever the case may be, get ready to fork over the Microsoft Points whenever BioShock's DLC comes along. I'll be happy to pay, personally, since I'd like to play through again and not get the superbly bad ending.
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We are the Followers of the Apocalypse. We are trying to bring peace to the wastelands."
Henry is one of the members of the Followers of the Apocalypse in 2161, and acts as a guard in the Followers' Boneyard Library.
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Boardman officials try to stop 'eyesore' in its tracks
Township officials say they're fed up with trash and railroad cars along the former Youngstown & Southern rail line, but railroad officials contend they are doing their part to keep it clean.
Trustee Chairman Thomas Costello, township Administrator Jason Loree and Zoning Inspector Anna Mamone said they all have contacted the Columbiana County Port Authority, which owns the rail line, about the litter and cars to no avail.
"It's an eyesore," Costello said. "All those trains are to be tarped. We're lucky if half of them are tarped."
Tracy Drake, chief executive of the port authority, said the railroad company that uses the line should respond to complaints.
"I would like to see [the line] operational and successful and also a good neighbor," he said.
Powell Felix, president of the Indiana Boxcar Corp., which has crews and engines on the railroad, said that hopper cars have netting across the top to prevent items from flying out and are stored temporarily on sidings — extra pieces of track that enable trains on the same line to pass each other.
"Unfortunately, the line doesn't have many sidings. They are where they were 100 years ago," Felix said.
As for the trash, Felix said the railroad primarily has hauled construction and demolition material to a landfill in Negley, Columbiana County, and doesn't create the type of trash township residents and officials have complained about.
"I'm not saying something could never come off," he said. "... If it did, we'd be glad to come take care of it, but the cars have not had any significant history on leaving a debris field."
Felix was surprised to hear the cars on the siding called an eyesore.
"The railroad's been there long before any of those houses were there. If you build or buy a house by the line, expect to see railroad cars," he said.
About 11 years ago, the port authority was granted state funding to repair the 36-mile line from southern Youngstown to Darlington, Pa. From 1996 to May 2001, no trains ran on the tracks.
"For the port authority, this has been a difficult project all the way through," Drake said.
Around the same time that the port authority gained control of the tracks, Boardman Park had secured a grant to convert the line into a hike-and-bike trail with the condition that it be changed back to rail lines if needed.
"Given my choice of trash train or a hike-and-bike trail, I'd take the hike-and-bike trail," Costello said.
Costello was a trustee when the port authority took over the tracks, a move he opposed then.
"We're keeping a train system to haul trash from the East Coast that blocks the single largest thoroughfare in Mahoning County twice a day," Costello said, referring to U.S. Route 224.
Drake said that the line is used to transport between 3,000 and 5,000 boxcars per year, "quite healthy for a regional railroad."
Asked if the railroad has promoted economic growth, Drake said, "As the economy and companies' needs change, companies move in and out, and the ability to access the railroad can be important."
When taking over the line, the port authority listed nearly a dozen businesses that expressed interest in using the railroad. Penn-Ohio Recycling Inc. became the main customer, taking construction waste to Negley. A manager at Crouse Mills True Valley in North Lima said the store uses the line occasionally throughout the year for bagged goods such as mulch. A representative with Wester Fuel & Supply Co. out of Youngstown said the company uses the railroad about once every six months.
Two of the biggest customers were expected to be Boardman Supply Co. and R.L. Lipton Distributors, according to past media accounts.
Boardman Supply Co. changed owners in 2002, hauling a few times on the rail line, and became Boardman Concrete and Builders, which has since closed.
Walter Kohowski, operations manager for R.L. Lipton on McClurg Road, said in his six years at the company, the railroad spur that could attach the building to the main line has not been functional. In addition, shipping preferences for breweries have changed.
"The major breweries have expanded, and smaller breweries throughout the country are brewing for each major supplier, so you get your product faster by truck," Kohowski said. "... Today, I will receive beer that was bottled and canned yesterday. It's [about] freshness."
Although not as many businesses as were expected are using the tracks, township officials want those who do haul freight and the railroad operators to keep the line clear of debris and extra boxcars. Mamone said she has fielded complaints from residents about the railroad cars dropped off near the Boardman Park entrance. Loree has led volunteer groups on trash cleanups along the line.
"What has it done for Boardman Township other than be an eyesore and not a good neighbor?" Costello said.
Drake seems to get the ball rolling then disappears. The same can be said for his dealing with (GOP Pres.) Dave Johnson and his brick yard in Summitville,Oh. He bought the plant for a dollar to get asbestos kills removed with a Grant. Then he'll sell it back to Johnson for a Dollar without any open bidding from the PUBLIC ! It's about as Cult as you can get. Those trains are suppose to covered so fine the Company for not doing so. Don't wait on Drake he seems to be sleeping with Companies and Republicans !!!! Chamber of Commerce will be next . Another Parasite !
Boo Hoo! This railroad has been there since 1903, and is not nearly as busy as it has been in years past. Its not going anywhere, so stow your NIMBY attitude and accept the railroad!
Drake is wrong about the 3,000 to 5,000 cars per year. The line has been moribund for the past year and hardly moves 10 cars per month. Felix is losing his shirt continuing to operate this railroad.
Uh, Boardman, you folks have much more serious blight than a few box cars and rundown tracks......so if the train cars are tarped in blue or grey, we won't see them? Ha ha ha! Thanks for the morning funny ;)
What about the eyesore at Washington Blvd and Southern Blvd with the barricades at Boardman Steel. Trustees help solve that problem and work on your budget and quit with the scare tactics.
Totally agree Millie, but you have to admit, the bright neon color's and the artistry of a three year old must make that sign maker proud!
the railroad was there before any of those whining ~ lets close the line and put people out of work because you don't like looking at the train cars ~ you don't like them ~ leave ~ people throw garbage everywhere not the train ~ have the prisoners clean it up.
With all the trash walking around out here . we are going to worry about some box cars . Get real and open your eyes ,you live in New Ytown not some suburb
I agree with Freeatlast. The trash that comes from Youngstown puts these railroads to shame! Just go and get your car washed and see what I mean
I don't blame people at all for not wanting trash blowing off the train or from from individuals. Quite frankly I don't like out of state trash coming through here .Let the North east deal with their own trash problems or develop better recycling facilities why should we be the dumping grounds ?
Sure the rail lines are old but let us remember that in the past the trains brought needed freight or passengers to and through the area not trash.Let us also remember some of the folks who moved in between 1996 and 2000 would not have had a working rail road around at that time.
The ideal situation would be to keep the trains moving thorough without the trash and be used for freight .We have more than our share of trash dumps around how about some serious recycling centers.
In the meantime keep the trains covered , don't leave the cars laying around "sided " for extended periods of time and start fining individuals for littering as well.
It is pretty irritating to see folks tossing trash out of cars including cigarettes. It is rude at best.People that litter are pigs and people that tolerate it will soon live in a pig pen so lets back folks who like things clean.if you like trash go hang out at the dump .
"you live in New Ytown not some suburb" - - Ah no we live in a suburb and the Youngstown problem is solving itself through migration to other corners of the globe.
If you like living in trash then go live in the super fund site in Poland Ohio / Bessemer PA .
Is the railroad responsible for the trash we see on the streets nowhere near the tracks? Clean up your own house before criticizing someone else's.
"Is the railroad responsible for the trash we see on the streets nowhere near the tracks?"- -- I don't think anyone with sense would argue that the trash can blow off the train and where ever the wind decides to take it.
It isn't an either or option.People need to be prosecuted for littering and the railroad needs to keep the trash from blowing off the train.Anyone who would argue with this statement is simply senseless.
An illogical argument would look something like this there is litter on the highway so the trash train should be permitted to trash neighborhoods.That is stupid on its face.
Sense one illegal act exists that is more difficult to enforce lets allow another illegal act to exist which would be easier to enforce.


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adidas Outdoor Women's Flex Hiking Shorts
Product Information:
You'll stay protected as you trek the trails in this hiking shorts by adidas® Outdoor. The UPF 50+ protection keeps your legs safe while you're in the sun, and the allover DWR finish gives your bottoms the water repellency you're looking for when bad weather strikes. Enjoy the adidas® Outdoor Flex quick-dry shorts on your next outdoor adventure.
- Hiking shorts
- UPF 50+ provides UV protection against harmful radiation so you're safe in the sun
- Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish provides quick-drying protection from the elements
- Pockets for secure storage
- adidas® logo on the left leg
- Fabric: 91% nylon/9% elastic
- Lifetime manufacturer's warranty against material and workmanship defects
- Style: Z19960, Z19961
- adidas
Country of Origin: CambodiaWeb ID: 35222866
Customer Reviews:
Rated 5 out of 5�by 1 reviewer.
Rated 5 out of 5�by golf nut. great shorts for golf also! Having trouble finding golf shorts that fit and aren't thin and flimsy. These shorts are great! Plenty of pocket space also. True to size. I definitely will order another pair. September 10, 2014
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