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You may not want to recall the last time you and your mate went backpacking. Perhaps it's because your trying to log an extra mile left you both struggling with your complex tent in the dark and getting in an argument that scared the normally fearless carnivores within earshot. The North Face Flint 2 Tent offers the simplicity and low weight you need to enjoy a trip in the great outdoors ... and possibly even mend a tattered relationship.
- Fly and floor fabric features a PU coating and taped seams to protect you and your gear from wet weather
- Bathtub floor design keeps seams off the ground to help eliminate seepage
- Single door and vestibule saves weight
- DAC Pressfit poles provide structure and stability without weighing down your pack
- Poles made with DAC's Green Anodizing process, which eliminates the chemical polishing stage, reduces the need for hazardous chemicals, and recycles water throughout the rinsing process
- Color-coded poles and clip attachments help you pitch the tent fast so you can get under cover quickly
- Steel stakes are ultra durable
- Interior gear loft clips mean you can add a loft and create extra storage space (compatible square gear loft not included)
- Fast-pitch compatible; just carry the poles, fly, and footprint to save weight (footprint sold separately)
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Great tent
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've had this tent for about 5 years and love it , I've lived Yosemite the last 3 years , backpacked with it and car camped alot , camped in snow , rain . still in great shape . wish it came with a foot print it was hard to find one for it but did get one .
Best tent I ever had
I use this tent for backpacking and car camping. What I like is that it is free standing, is very fast to set up with the clips-only, is water tight and extremely strong. I once got pounded in a storm and only one pole segment was slightly bent. I managed to break one by carrying it the wrong way but I managed to fit in a fiberglass segment, problem fixed. When I got it however it turned out they put the main zipper's runner in the wrong way, which caused real problems. Once I found what the problem was I took it off the zipper, flipped it and it worked much better. Later on I flipped two runners because one was worn out and the zipper started separating again. I am 6'3 and it fits me. I used it with a partner twice, tight but doable though no room for baggage inside. I used it a lot and it still stands strong.
Great tent for the price.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I am an avid outdoor person and have used this tent often. It has held up well to rain, hail, wind storms and snow and is still going strong. For the price you can't beat it. I have other tents that cost much more, but didn't hold up to weather as well as this one.
Good Tent
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
This tent is roomey enough. It fits two snugly. It could be more compact for backpacking but it is still quite a small bundle. It doesn't come with footprint so you'll have to get that seperatly. Overall a pretty nice tent or average outings.
Great Tent
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I bought this tent for camping and backpacking. I haven't used it on a backpacking trip yet, but it is solid for sticking up quickly and camping in. I haven't taken the best care of it, leaving it up for days at a time when it's not in use, and it has withstood multiple downpours without a single drop of water inside. It has leaked minimally when the back of the rain fly is raised a bit too high (my mistake there), but even then, the puddles were small and confined to the corners. I've mostly used it alone with a twin sized air mattress that fits close to perfectly. I've used it a couple of times with a buddy (without the air mattress), and though it's a little tight, it's really just right for us (we both have smaller frames and are around 6 feet). Awesome price. Tough tent. I love it.
Great tent for 1
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I've only used it a few times, but I'm happy with it so far. It hasn't been tested with any rain yet, so I can't comment on that. The tent is a perfect fit for myself and my gear with enough extra space to move around in . (I'm 5'8 and I think that any one closer to , or over 6' is going to be cramped due to the length of the tent . You could possibly fit 2 people, but probably not 2 men.
Fast Setup, Wet Feet.
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I bought this tent to be an all around use/backpacking/jeep/crash place. It does set up very fast and is great for one person/ or two if you don't mind a little snuggling/ you can fit a single blow up mattress inside of it and still sit up in the morning to put your shoes on. All of the other comments here are accurate, I just wanted to add one flaw that I have experienced with this tent and a few other backpacking tents. This past weekend I setup the tent and laid out my pad and sleeping bag early because I wasn't sure what condition I would be in as the night progressed. A few hours later it started pouring, absolutely dumping rain. I ran to the tent, unzipped the rain cover and dove in. If you look at the shape of this tent, the top of the door is about 12-16 inches into the footprint of the tent. With the door open on the fly all of the water running off the top went right in the tent and soaked the end of my sleeping bag in about 5 seconds. Through the rest of the night absolutely no water got into the tent, unless I had to open the fly. Its not a deal breaker of an issue and if its pouring rain I understand that you will probably already be wet when you get in, but I am not sure why the fly couldn't have been made a foot longer so water would not get in the tent when you open it......
Solid Tent - Get It On Sale
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Sturdy construction. Rainfly did an excellent job of keeping condensation out of the tent. The zipper on the rainfly is a little awkward when trying to open & close it with one hand, though. Quick setup, even as the sun finished setting. It packs down pretty small; I ended up ditching the bag it comes in (used it as a stuff sack for food), separated it from the poles and was able to fit the tent and the fly into a 7L bag. It compressed down to about two-thirds it's original size. A touch on the heavy side but overall I am quite happy with this tent so far. Certainly happy to answer any questions.
Originally bought this tent to replace a p.o.s. alpine design and could not honestly be more pleased. First trip with this tent was the searing heat of utah's canyonlands during the summer. Stayed perfectly cool all night and day. One of the features I really appreciated during this trip was the ability to set up only the fly for a cool waterproof shelter. Then I took it camping in Golden, Colorado during the middle of a hail storm that was gusting 60 mph with golf ball sized hail. Not a drop of moisture inside as well as a completely intact shelter in the morning. I sleep like a baby knowing that my Flint 2 has my back. Very roomy for a one person. Often fits me and all my gear inside the tent and my girlfriend and I sleep comfortably together inside. Set up is a breeze and doesnt even take five minutes with very little practice. Only complaint that I have at all is that it didn't come with a gear loft. I rarely give anything a "perfect score" but in this case North Face earned it.
Good quality basic tent
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I purchased this from REI for about 80 dollars shipped (during a sale in May, 2012) and its proven to be a decent tent. I would say for the price i paid, its actually phenomenal.
Downside is its heavy and kinda large for a solo backcountry style expedition but if you actually have two people with you and might be expecting moderate amounts of rain/snow this should be just right.
For solo expeditions i would recommend something way smaller and lighter...this tent would be overkill.
In addition, its a tight fit for two people. There is no question that gear will remain outside and you'll be in close quarters the whole night. Otherwise, its an extremely tough, sturdy tent...
Great tent for multitude of trips
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I bought this tent to use for all my geology trips over the next few years while I am getting my bachelors degree. These trips will consist of multiple trips to Oklahoma/Arkansas during the fall and spring as well as a 10 day backpacking trip through the Colorado plateau (including the Grand Canyon) during early summer.
I have taken it on one overnight trip so far and it was great. It was mid-October and I went ahead put my rain flap on just in case there was any dew because of a close proximity to a lake. Others in my groups had issues with their tents and the rain flaps not keeping the condensation out but I stayed completely dry!
Others have mentioned that the stakes are cheap, however, I found that they worked just fine. But I only put one stake in the ground and I wish I had gone ahead and staked each side because if there is any wind you will feel it. But I didn't blow away and the wind (and movement of the tent) didn't wake me up. I slept quite well actually.
The instructions are a tad difficult to understand so make sure you set it up before leaving because it would be really frustrating to figure out if you were in the dark or exhausted from the day.
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A 2 person tent generally means it will hold you and your stuff- thats it and this tent is no different than any other one on the market in that respect.
There is an interior mesh pocket on the ceiling.
The footprint isn't necessary, however, if I'm buying a tent for $135 I'd rather protect my investment by buying a $35 footprint than potentially buying another, now $180, tent because I messed up the floor.
Great tent, just not my style
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Things I LOVE about this tent:
-All the mesh makes for a cool summer camping experience
-It's light and the bag has some extra room so you it's easy to pack and unpack.
- I've been caught out in a few severe thunderstorms with 50-60 mph gusts and it stayed completely dry inside (and in the vestibule) and remained structurally intact.
-The price is good
Things I don't like:
- The placement of the only door is on the end of the tent, rather than the side, which makes it somewhat awkward to get in and out.
- You'd really have to like the other person if you were sharing this tent, meaning there's really only room for one person to sleep comfortably. I'm only 5' 8" (on a good day) and my head and feet touch both ends of the tent.
Long story short, it's a good tent for the price and for one person to take on a weekend camping trip/hike. I haven't backpacked with it, and won't as I'm going to return this tent and look for something a little bigger. Probably TNF's "Rock" series, which features two doors on either side of the tent. A little more expensive, but worth it for my taste.
Flint 2
Bought my Flint 2 on clearance for $75 and love it. I've used it on two backpacking trips over 8000ft. It was easy to put up in the dark, and it's very light. I bought the footprint and it fits like a jem. The only things I didn't like were that there were not enough guylines for the number of loops, and there were no interior pockets (claimed above). Minor issue as far as I am concerned. I love it.
Floor and Height Dimensions
Edit: Update for what this was it is too big for my needs, I have transitioned into UL backpacking. For its purpose this is a good tent though. But I have moved on.
i backpack with this thing all over utah, its never leaked and the floor material is very thick and waterproof, same with the fly. The mesh goes all around which is awesome for summer camping (ditch the fly).
Another thing that is awesome is that tent doesnt require any stakes, its freestanding and you can get by using 1 stake to guy out the fly. Another thing is that the fly doesnt touch the even if you dont stake out the fly tightly, which eliminates condensation. Also, all these factors make this tent quick to set up and tear down and pack up.
this is prettymuch the best tent you can get for the weight in this price range.
how packable is this for a weekend trip?...
how packable is this for a weekend trip? specs say that it can get down to 7 by 22, but is that whole 22 taken up by rain fly/body or is it just the tent poles?
the poles measure 19" long when folded up, so that's how long the whole thing is
there's no foot print correct?
there's no foot print correct?
A footprint is made for this tent but that is sold separately. Item # TNF6063 I've looked at our inventory and unfortunately it looks like we don't have any on order.
Jared D.
800.409.4502 ext 4055
i also found the footprint for the Flint 2 impossible to find. i just ordered the footprint for the Rock 22, dimensions are similar...we'll see how well it goes with it.
I too am looking for a footprint for this tent. How did the one for the Rock 22 work out? Thanks in advance.
The footprint for the rock 22 works great. It's not an exact fit, but pretty close.
what size footprint should i purchase for...
what size footprint should i purchase for this kind of tent?
do you thinnk its material is durable to last six months?
I recommend 87" x 44", if you want to make a custom footprint from a different material. Otherwise, I would just buy the Flint 2 footprint. You wouldn't want it any larger, because if it is sticking out the sides, then there is a chance rain water will run down the exposed edges and pool up between your tent and footprint. Always use a footprint. Never rely on just the durability of the tent floor. It is much easier and cheaper to replace the footprint if damaged, vs replacing your tent floor.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A federal appeals court has upheld a temporary ban on a law requiring drug testing of Florida welfare recipients.
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But the rough is also very good and effective.
Hi all,
Decided to try the challenge this month. I've got some time and, well, ruined is my thing.
Okay. So this is from my fantasy setting. The story, and I'll provide a full one later, is that this was once a town on the southern steppes of Minguo. It's not exactly a unified country...having only held together as a cohesive unit under the First Emperor. When he died, the various factions/geographies of the former nation fell to squabbling in various configurations. They've been doing that for thousands of years. The modern times are known as the Five Kingdoms period. As you might expect, there are five major kingdoms vying for supremacy.
In the meantime, in the rugged southern steppes of Minguo, the fierce orc worg-lord tribes gather and occasionally raid into the heartlands (when they can stop fighting amongst themselves for long enough). They long ago destroyed the southernmost cities and now hold these lands as their own. The city depicted was once a thriving trading city called Ningan. Well, that was long ago, of course. Now there are just a few crumbling walls, spare paving stones, and bridge abutments still standing. An ork tribe has built its own village amidst the ruins. The tribes leader fancies himself the reincarnation of Krakka Kon...but he's really just a pretender in shabby wolf skins.
Yeah. So. This is just a rough draft.
But the rough is also very good and effective.
"Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."-Confucius
Old map and Historic map
uh oh - I'm up against mearrin. Next diamond and djespek will join in. I better step it up!
you're rough draft is already amazing. Looks like a satellite image. You've got a great style - looking forward to what you come up with here.
Heh. Not to worry RjBeals, I think you'll do fine...I've seen some of your recent maps! I too fear the entry of Djekspek and the rest of the masters! Hopefully I'll have an update tonight.
Heh, that's precisely why I want to be in this month's challenge, to face the Masters
Unfortunately, it doesn't look like I'll make it but one can hope.
Oh, and I'm diggin your entry so far mearrin69.
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That's a good idea and sweet execution so far. Lookin' forward to more.
Me like, map good!
I hope the final map will be a larger high resolution map so we can see all the cool details.
My Battlemaps Gallery http://www.cartographersguild.com/al...p?albumid=3407
Nice! Really like the ruined building, particulary the buried look whcih I'm not having much success with.
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Looks as if I'd better get on the ball here. Lots of good entries shaping up. Here's an update with subtle refinements but mainly the addition of old Ningan's defensive wall, or what's left of it. It used to circle the main area of the town before it was sacked by the orcs.
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I have to admit I'm kind of sad I can't zoom in more. The zoom is barely any closer than the initial click. This just looks so good I want to dig into it more. You are an evil teaser
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So what exactly is a crime dashboard? Is this just another buzz term within law enforcement or is it truly something to be utilized to drive the department's crime-fighting efforts? To be honest, my first thought at the word is something we're all familiar with: the dashboard in your cruiser. It's the central hub of your patrol car that gives you an overview on the over all health of your vehicle – amount of gas in the tank, temperature of the engine, oil pressure, speed odometer, tachometer, etc. But that clearly isn't the same thing.
When discussing dashboards in technology applications, business executives are very familiar with the term. They've been using business intelligence dashboard for clear over a
decade. It's purpose is similar to the car dashboard: to inform the manager of the over all health of the company by measuring key performance indicators, like monthly revenue, number of new customers, number of renewals, and so on.
Likewise, a crime dashboard's main objective should be to give you an overview of crime trends in your jurisdiction. I call this the who, what, why, when, where of crime intelligence. It should be easy to read and even easier to use in order to make policy decisions that are right for your county, city, or town. Now, there is more than one way to build a crime dashboard, so I'm going to discuss below the most important considerations for creating my own department's crime dashboard.
But first we need to ask ourselves: what needs to be included in your crime dashboards – crime type, suspect information, narratives, maps? The answer is certainly all of these and even more. Now I will grant you this, without a specific software program that assists you in creating your crime dashboard, it can be a real chore to piece this information together by manual means, but it can be done. This is where I started before using CommandCentral Analytics, which I used for many years.
A specific software platform will certainly make the creation of your crime dashboards a much easier process – essentially a matter of minutes instead of hours or even days. I have found that the best practice tenants that I'm about to outline ring true no matter which method you use to create your dashboards. In reference to the points I'm about to make, I contend that your aim is to have all pertinent information on one screen and have the ability to drill down within your dashboard to gain greater insight.
Considerations When Creating A Crime Dashboard
1. Make sure that you can see where your crimes have occurred.
This is generally achieved through a map visualization. I like to also supplement the mapping function with something such as a pie chart or bar chart to break down the number of occurrences with in a specific beat or zone by crime type.
2. Make sure that you can see when you're crimes have occurred.
In this case I typically use a Time of Day/Day of Week Heat Map. This map easily displays, through a hot/cold style visualization when the crimes are occurring by a cross-reference of time of day and day of week. That being said, this information can also be displayed in a number of other ways such as; a combination bar chart displaying the time of day and day of week. It is very important to remember that the time of day and day of week need to both be included. Simply looking at the time of day or the day of week on their own leaves too many questions to be answered by your viewer.
3. Make sure that the who and what of your crimes can be easily viewed.
This is undoubtedly the most difficult suggestion that I will give you. The reason it is the most difficult is because it is the most expansive information, and thus the ability to drill down within a visual on your dashboard is invaluable. Really the only way to do this without a piece of software such as CommandCentral Analytics would be to create a secondary list that you could attach to your original dashboard. Logging in to your RMS to view this information individually simple takes too much time and negates the dashboard purpose. However, within CommandCentral Analytics I used the list function for this visual which allowed me the ability to see all the specific information about the crimes I have chosen including the responsible or reporting officer and their entire narrative.
4. Make sure your dashboards are set up in an intelligent manner and in the proper mindset for their intent.
The dashboards you create can be for a number of purposes as well as a number of divisions within your department. Ensure that when you create each dashboard it makes sense for the application it is being created for. For instance, a tactical dashboard for a specific narcotics case should be as specific to that case in all of its visuals as well as its time parameters as it can be. On the other hand, a dashboard that has been created to follow a strategic plan over a long term set of crimes should be modified with time, location, and other factors so as to aid in the long term planning of the specific crime-fighting series.
To sum up, your dashboards should not be viewed as cookie cutters for every situation. Although I believe there are certainly a set of best practice procedures that should be followed to give each of your dashboards maximum effect and usability, I also would direct you to be as individualistic as possible with each dashboard in terms to the specific problem it has been created to address. Every dashboard that you create should directly lead your agency into the proper actionable, intelligence-led decisions that will ultimately aid in reducing crime.


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The Bank of Indonesia Museum, which displays the role of the Central Bank in the history of the Indonesian archipelago since Dutch colonial days, is located by Old Batavia's main Fatahillah Plaza, next to the Bank Mandiri Museum, opposite the Beos Station, at Jalan Pintu Besar Utara No. 3, in present day West Jakarta.
Built in 1828 in neo-classical architecture mixed with Indonesian features, this elegant, still sturdy white building was originally a hospital, called the Binnen Hospitaal, and later housed the central bank of the East Indies: De Javasche Bank.
After Indonesia's Independence in 1945 De Javasche Bank was nationalized and became Bank Indonesia, Indonesia's central bank. In 1962, however, Bank Indonesia was moved to its present premises at Jalan Thamrin and the building was left empty.
But because of its location and historic significance, Bank Indonesia's Board decided to make this into the Bank of Indonesia Museum, which was soft opened on 15 December 2006 by then Bank Indonesia governor, Burhanuddin Abdullah. Its final completion was officially inaugurated by President Bambang Yudhoyono on 21 July 2009.
This Museum provides information on the role of the central bank in the nation's history, stretching as far back as the time before the arrival of European traders to the archipelago in the 17th century to the formation of Bank Indonesia in 1953. It further informs about the various policies made by the Bank and their impact on the national financial position until 2005.
Most of the presentations are in modern high-tech and multi-media electronic displays , statitc panels, touch screen television monitors and diorama, and parabolic speakers, making it clear and simple for visitors to understand some of the most complicated financial issues. Besides this, there is also a numismatic collection of coins and old legal tender used in a number of ancient Indonesian kingdoms and during the Dutch colonial era.
The Bank of Indonesia Museum is open from 9.0 am to 4.0 pm daily except Mondays and national holidays.
Entrance is free of charge.
On How to Get There and Where to Stay, please refer to Get There and Find Hotel in Old Batavia.


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A 'Treasure Trove' of Disney favorites on ice
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Audiences then escape to Never Land with Peter Pan and hang out in the Lost Boys' hideout, complete with a slide. Wendy and Tinkerbell fly through the air and Captain Hook's pirate ship emerges into a big production, complete with 32 pirates. "It's an exciting action sequence that closes Act 1," said Vincent.
Act II opens with Simba and Nala as audiences visit Africa in "The Lion King." This theatrical segment involves a stampede and an emotional Circle of Life sequence. From there, Snow White and her Seven Dwarfs emerge. "The dwarfs come out in the dark and the kids get very excited," said Vincent. This section involves a romantic pairs duet with Snow White and her prince.
The romance continues with Jasmine and her Aladdin as their exotic tale unfolds in the colorful kingdom of Agrabah, transported to the ice. "Audiences are in awe as Aladdin makes his entrance atop a 20-foot elephant," said Vincent. "It creates quite an entrance and was a huge challenge for our set designer [James Younis]. The skaters dazzle the audience with another beautiful pairs duet between Jasmine and Aladdin."
The mood quickly changes to a tropical motif as the familiar sounds of "Under the Sea" can be heard, to everyone's delight. It's off to that tropical underwater world of "The Little Mermaid."
"Besides being fun, it's a beautiful visual sequence," said Vincent, with tropical sea creatures, and of course, Ariel, Flounder, Sebastian, and the entire gang. "The audience just loves this segment and sings along."
Actually, families can be heard singing throughout the entire show. Audiences are caught up in the Disney magic from start to finish. "It's such a fun show for everyone," said Vincent. "Everybody gets involved from the top of the show. You can hear all these little voices singing, it's just adorable. This production highlights everyone's favorite characters and music and has everyone excited from beginning to end."
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We are a small hosting company with a few servers runing Plesk 7.5.4 Reloaded on FC2. I have been getting many request from our clients to integrate Zimbra. Has anyone successfully installed Zimbra on a similar Plesk/FC2 box(es)?
Our Server Admin states that Zimbra will not integrate with Plesk well. I would like to ask the Zimbra community on thier opinion of the integration of Zimbra on Plesk managed servers.
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CLINTON, Md. (WUSA9) -- Prince George's County police have made an arrest after a man was found dead at a home on Wednesday night.
According to officials, officers were called to the 9100 block of Goldfield Place in Clinton shortly after 9 p.m. for the report of a shooting.
When officers arrived, they found a man inside the home who was suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. Police say 52-year-old Raymond Quattlebaum was pronounced dead at the scene.
Thursday morning, police announced that 38-year-old D'Juan Renay Hunter of Southeast Washington, D.C. was identified as a suspect in the homicide and arrested.
According to a police press release: "The preliminary investigation reveals Hunter went to the home on Goldfield Place to visit family. While there, Hunter confronted Quattlebaum. During the confrontation, Hunter shot Quattlebaum.
"Quattlebaum was engaged to Hunter's mother. After the shooting, Hunter ran from the home. He was found and arrested early this morning in Bowie."
Hunter faces first degree murder and related charges, say police.
Anyone with information is asked to call police at 301-772-4925 or Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS (8477).


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Canepa: Super Bowl Week goes weird
NEW ORLEANS Super Bowl Week's sweets and sours:
Barkeepers will tell you Super Bowl Weeks as a rule are very dry martinis, neither shaken nor stirred.
No controversy. Players are coached to be cautious with their tongues. Coaches, even brother coaches, rarely say much. Everything's set up by the NFL. Few surprises.
But this one was different. The week began with 49ers defensive back Chris Culliver saying he wanted nothing to do with gays in his locker room. "I don't do the gay guys; I don't do that," he said. He also said that if a gay player wants to be a 49er, he can "come out 10 years later." His apology fell flat.
Then came the deer antler spray controversy, in which Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis was accused of using it to help heal his triceps tear. The stuff contains a substance banned by the NFL. Lewis vehemently denied using it. Doesn't really matter. He's retiring, but should stay out of headlights.
And then came the 34-minute blackout in the Superdome during the third quarter of the game. Some put the blame on the Superdome staff, some put it on the New Orleans power company. Who cares? The stadium is inadequate.
"It was an unfortunate incident," said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, who, guaranteed, was far from pleased during the blackout. "There were no safety issues at any time. I think everyone stayed calm. There was maybe one minor injury on an escalator that stopped during the blackout."
As thorough as the NFL is, it will look deeply into this incident before awarding New Orleans another big game. They're all fortunate they were able to get the lights back on.
John Harbaugh coached the Ravens, brother Jim the 49ers. It was a Super first. Monday, John was asked if it would have been better for him if anyone other than his brother were coaching the opposition.
"The only thing worse would have been if one of us wasn't there," John said, "and the only thing worse than that would have been if both of us weren't there."
Jim wasn't the best Harbaugh Sunday night. John outcoached his brother, especially early in the game. The 49ers were bigger and much faster than the Ravens. John is much more the rock than Jim. The brothers have different personalities.
On the first play, the 49ers lined up in an illegal formation and it killed a nice gain. On the last 49ers play, the Ravens got away with a holding/ pass interference call in the end zone. That's how it goes. Biblical people can't call pass interference.
The Ravens were better prepared. And John never went conservative, even with the big lead. To his credit, he never went Norv Turner or Marty Schotttenheimer.
Jim is not a great coach. Yet. He had the best team and lost.
It's going to be mighty hard for the Ravens to repeat as Super Bowl champions. Baltimore has to deal with 22 free agents, quarterback and Super Bowl MVP Joe Flacco among them. Ray Lewis is retiring. Ed Reed may be leaving. Massive left tackle Bryant McKinnie, who had a superior Super Bowl, is a free agent (no penalties in the playoffs).
The 49ers, on the other hand, are much younger and seem to have everything in control. Plus, they don't have to worry about paying their young quarterback (Colin Kaepernick) for some time, if they so choose.
"They're incredible," John Harbaugh said of Jim's 49ers. "That team is going to be here for many years to come."
What the Niners need to do is fix the back end of their secondary and say adios to kicker David Akers. Other than that, not much. This is the most complete team in the NFL.


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Thank you so much for sharing!!!
This is the very WIP of my first (computer-made) map.
This is the north-western cuadrant of the world. The complete map is a little big (about 190x95cm at 300dpi) so I had to split the file in four parts because if not my computer freezed each time I hide/show some layers and wilbur directly become crazy when I tried to do a fill basins.
I am implementing the techniques that I took from Arsheesh's tutorials but with a few mods of my own (usually with worse results, but I like to experiment). There is a lot of room to improvement / to do (like to find a more rock like texture/look for the mountains, cause I dont like much the brown dirt/white snow look), but one step at time .
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Thank you so much for sharing!!!
"Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."-Confucius
Old map and Historic map
I like your map, you made a good contrast between dense and sparse forest/jungle.
Maybe water is a bit too dark ? But this may be an artifact caused by my Web navigator...
Snow could be nice, maybe it is just landscape that is missing ? Otherwise your mountains look quite good too (well except on small islands, I cannot figure such high peaks so close from ocean).
Good work !
Hi to everybody!
Lately I am a bit busy with my [paid] work, so I have had so many time as I would like to work in my map. But... there is the current state of the world of Erinn.
This is the complete world. The image has been reduced to a 6,25% of its real size.
This is a real-size crop of the main map.
I am still struggling with the mountain/hills/grasslands texture, although I think the mountain part of the map will remain as could be seen in the second image. The forests will be done with a overlay layer over the actual ones. The rivers still need a bit more of work (the births need to be color fixed), and the lettering/labeling is still a mistery
The sea color is other of my concerns. I tried a more lighter color, but I think it divert the attetion of the viewer from the mainland.
The small mountainous islands bellow the north-east continent have its reason. They are one of the "easter eggs" of the world. They become formed by a sumerged mountainous ridge.Otherwise your mountains look quite good too (well except on small islands, I cannot figure such high peaks so close from ocean).
Not a great fan of lands shapes but it's a personnal taste...
To my eyes the location of continents and the islands "rings" reinforced by the pale blue areas of the sea kinda spread attention I think
Mmmm, you may be right... I am used to see my large-size version, where there isn´t so many contrast between the dark and the light areas of the sea. In addition the white color of the islands futher increase this sensation.
BTW the pale areas in the sea are submerged mountain ridges.reinforced by the pale blue areas of the sea
I will work on it.
The funny thing is that the way the shapes are drawn I see creatures. there's a praying mantis, an undead horse, chinese dragon, and a couple more. On a more serious side, I think it looks good, but it's not something i'm drawn to. The land areas are too...just too for me. I do like how you used the colors though, they seem to work well.
The colors are going to change a bit. I am not completly satisfied with the low hills/flatlands zones. I think that the actual colors contrast too much.


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Long Island Opera is reborn
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With the assistance of an emerging group of benefactors, beginning with Sal Diliberto, owner of Jamesport's Diliberto Winery, the company began presenting a series of concerts at East End venues, then ventured into Nassau County. "We started getting the word out," as Berta put it, and other benefactors began to come on board. Among them, are Marty and Sue Bevilacqua, who own Oceanville Masonry Showcase in Oceanside, the sponsors of the current production of
"We are very gratified to have the support of Marty," said Berta. "He has a real love of opera and his community. He knows opera can affect people in a very positive way and brings a needed cultural vitality to the community. We need more people like him. He has a vision that opera can change a community and make a real difference in people's lives."
Berta who is directing this fully staged performance of "Rigoletto," said the opera was chosen because its storyline and content appeal to both opera buffs and those who are new to this art form.
"The audience will connect with its music and energy," said Berta. "It's about love and passion with incredible music, involving a curse, love and lust and a daughter's sacrifice for her one true love. It encompasses everything that is so enjoyable about opera."
Based on Victor Hugo's "Le Roi s'Amuse" (The King is Entertained), the gripping and tragic tale revolves around a curse, an evil duke, his hunch-backed court jester Rigoletto and Rigoletto's beautiful, innocent daughter Gilda. First performed in 1851, Rigoletto cemented Verdi's reputation as a master of Italian opera and was the first of his "big three," with Il Trovatore and La Traviata immediately following.
The opera is performed in Italian with English supertitles, with a 23-piece orchestra, led by conductor Michael Dadap.
The cast includes baritone Ted Labow in the title role of Rigoletto, Italian tenor Paolo Buffagni as Duke of Mantua, Rockville Centre's Jennifer Caruana, mezzo-soprano, as the sultry Maddalena, and soprano Mary Thorne as Gilda.
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fine azimuth adjustments for polar alignment
Posted 21 November 2012 - 08:36 AM
does anyone have hints on how to do really fine polar azimuth adjustment?
i think the typical azimuth bolts are 1/4" - 20tpi or similar. If the polar base is 5" in diameter, one turn of the azimuth bolt would be 1.15 degrees, so the typical 1/4 turn would be about 0.3 degrees or 18 arc-minutes.
Given that, how can one get a really close alignment to the pole?
secondly, often the mount base binds, so when you turn the azimuth bolt, the base doesn't rotate. when you turn it some more, it then rotates (by a large amount).
so these two issues make a really good polar alignment difficult.
any ideas? is there some material one can put between the mount and its base to lessen friction and make azimuth adjustments smoother?
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Posted 21 November 2012 - 02:20 PM
Is there some material one can put between the mount and its base to lessen friction and make azimuth adjustments smoother?
Here you go: UHMW sticky-backed material. A friend and I tried this stuff and it made a *world* of difference. It's almost as if the AZ was on roller bearings - it made that much difference. And that's with the mount tightened down hard before making the AZ adjustments.
Posted 21 November 2012 - 10:52 PM
is there some material one can put between the mount and its base to lessen friction and make azimuth adjustments smoother?
I used a bar of soap and rubbed it on the tripod head where the mount base sits. Now with the mount tightened as much as I can, adjusting the azimuth is almost too smooth! Works great, cheap, clean, doesn't attract dust and when it wears off, do it again.
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Posted 21 November 2012 - 11:52 PM
The UHMW is probably the posh solution, styrene is the low-end one and the soap is the lowest.
Will try the soap first. :-)
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Removing any loose paint, smoothing the upper surface (lower too but that can be quite tough to do), and adding plastic/synthetic "bearing" or a little lubricant all help the situation, sometimes dramatically. But you need to be careful about adding anything in between ... it should be as thin and strong as possible or you may experience some tilt before the center bolt is fully snugged down.
On heavier mounts like the CGE and CGEPro there is a different setup to attach the electronics pier to the base of the mount. It has much more surface area and usually only requires a very thin film of suitable lubricant (grease) to maintain the ability to move in azimuth without binding or tilting. On the original CGE the cam style Az adjustment bolt doesn't offer a very fine movement capability, but there is a 3rd party solution that adds a fine screw type of adjustment (from TPI Astro).
Posted 22 November 2012 - 12:47 PM
i figure before blowing a huge (for me) wad of cash on a Mach1 or Tak to fix my declination guiding issues, i should just try to get a perfect polar alignment so i don't need to guide in declination.
this has proved troublesome because of the rough azimuth adjustment.....
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New Year, New Season
Happy New Year!
Our break ended Tuesday, officially shifting our focus here at Kauffman from holiday treats to the 2007 season. We filed back into the office and, after attending a department meeting that went entirely too long, it is evident that we are not easing back into our work. Why? Because it's January and, around here, that means Royals Caravan time!
We kick off the Caravan on Thursday with a one-day trip to Southeast Kansas, stopping in Ft. Scott, Parsons, Coffeyville and Iola. Look for Mark Teahen, Frank White, Dayton Moore and, of course, Sluggerrr on this first trip, Southeast Kansas fans. And remember: it's Dayton's first Caravan, so go easy on him…please!
Next week, we hit other parts of Kansas and then venture into Nebraska, Missouri and Arkansas. The complete details (times, locations, attendees, etc.) are all spelled out here on royals.com.
It's a new year with a new season just around the corner…are you getting excited?
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Consumer perception rank: 26
The L'Oreal Group is the largest cosmetics and beauty company in the world. The L'Oreal brand represents roughly half of the company's consumer segment and is also a major part of its professional division. The company spent $8.6 billion on advertising and promotions last year.
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Possibly make a separate download (maybe in sourceforge) for the toaster?
Having to download/install the desktop just to get the toaster exe is apparently a pain for some users (the individual who PM'd me will remain anonymous).
I have an internal links page so users can get things like the iSync, Outlook Connector, PST import wizard, even a link to the awesome firefox extension.
-And added the toaster when it came out (people are slowly moving away from IMAPnotify), but just a thought for others-still include it in desktop-but more of a push to distinguish the two.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- The partial shutdown is hitting people in all kinds of ways.
In Rockville, Corey Brown had hoped to open his United Gun Shop this week. "We're ready to go, but we can't order inventory or open the doors until we have that license."
He is licensed to manufacturer ammunition. Agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosive, tell he's qualified to sell guns. But the license that would have allowed him to stock his shelves was supposed to go out just as the government shutdown. "The office that actually mails you your license?" "They print it out and mail it." "Is shutdown?" "Is non-operational."
At Long and Fostor Realtors in Chevy Chase, Marj Rosner says things are not quite as bad as she feared but some homebuyers are unable to get a shuttered IRS department to confirm their tax returns -- and that's jamming up their loans.
"You need to call the IRS and the IRS is closed. They're not answering. That's an issue now."
Still, Rosner says some furloughed workers are using their downtime to go house shopping. "There's a little bit of an uptick... People are buying houses."
Ironically, the shutdown may help some homebuyers. If the economy slows, mortgage lenders and bankers may be forced to lower interest rates to drum up business.
Thousands of laid off defense workers may have the time but not the inclination to go shopping. Bethesda-based Lockheed Martin still plans to lay off 2,400 because of the shutdown and there's no guarantee they will ever get their back pay.


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Cary, NC (Sports Network) - Reigning Senior British Open champion Russ Cochran
fired a 6-under 66 on Friday to take the first-round lead of the SAS
Cochran won this title in 2010.
Andrew Magee, Steve Pate, Boeing Classic winner Jay Don Blake and Fred Funk
are knotted in second place at 5-under 67 at Prestonwood Country Club.
Defending champion Kenny Perry, who earned his first Champions Tour win here
last year, despite the death of his sister Kay on the Saturday night of the
tournament, carded a 4-under 68 on Friday.
Perry is tied for sixth place with Bernhard Langer, Gene Sauers, Allen Doyle
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Royal Nite: $5 seats available in Hy-Vee Level, Royals and Indians battle for first
Monday is Royal Nite! Hy-Vee Level tickets (excluding Hy-Vee Reserved Box) are just $5! The Royals are 10-5, one game behind Cleveland as the clubs begin a four-game series. Come on out to Kauffman Stadium and cheer on your Royals!
Here's tonight's lineup: (Aviles – 2B), (Cabrera – CF), (Gordon – LF), (Butler – DH), (Ka'aihue – 1B), (Francoeur – RF), (Betemit – 3B), (Treanor – C), (Escobar – SS), (Davies – P)


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Hi guys,
I'm importing a few GB of mail into a zimbra account, trying to configure things (filters etc.) as I want them, as the mail is dropping in... Here's my observations so far:
Installed on a plain Centos 4, using mozilla-firefox on Linux as the client.
When editing filters, the filter editing dialog will forget settings, *sometimes*. For example, I specified a filter rule with 5 different conditions, some begin "From" "Contains", others being "Subject" "Contains" - with an action saying "File in folder". Now, I've just chosen "edit" for that rule, and while all the conditions are still correct, the action was changed to "Keep in INBOX". Other times it is the conditions that change - for example, once all conditions changed from "Subject" to "From", and from "Contains" to "Is". (grr... this is very annoying, it's biting me a lot right now - can't get a very simple rule to work because one of the fields is constantly being set to something other than what I chose)
Not being able to use the keyboard for navigation (especially nice shortcuts like "next unread mail", "previous unread mail" etc.) is really a pain. I understand from other forum posts that you're working on that (?) If not, then at least a way to go to the last page of messages in a folder would be highly appreciated...
When adding conditions to filter rules, it would be nice if the '+' button added a new condition line which was an exact copy of the previous line (with same settings and field contents) - frequently I find that I'm adding many similar lines, this would make it quicker and simpler.
When changing a condition type (from "From" to "Subject" for example), please don't clear the entry box - if I want to change a rule from matching on "Subject" to matching on "From", I have to copy the match text, change the dropdown box, and paste the match text into the now empty entry box. That is a little silly IMO.
Feature request:
It would be very nice to be able to 're-run' all filters. Or run all filters on a given folder. For example, if I create a new rule to tag all e-mails containing a specific word, I'd like to have that tag applied to all my existing mails, not just all new ones... Or am I misunderstanding how tags were intended to be used?
Feature request:
In the search builder, for "Basic Search", I want to search for all e-mail mentioning "postfix". The problem is, all my mail has the word postfix in the headers - I want to search the message body only. I can't find a way to do that.
I'm wondering, will you be releasing more snapshots of Zimbra? Is there a way to get development code (cvs access etc.)?


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Organic Yukon Blend® Mug, 16 fl oz
The newest ceramic mug in our series celebrates Organic Yukon Blend® coffee with a laser-etched Yukon bear against a black background. Hardy as the coffee that inspired it, this 16-fl oz classic coffee mug with the slightly flared shape features a matte glaze exterior, sky blue interior and comfort handle for easy gripping. Starbucks name embossed on back. Dishwasher and microwave safe.
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Watch: House Republicans Exposed for Rigging Rules In Order to Maintain Govt Shutdown
By Omar Rivero
October 13, 2013
If you want to know who is truly responsible for the government shutdown, this video is all you need. Unbeknownst to the American People, just hours before the government shutdown on September 30, 2013, the House Rules Committee Republicans sneakily changed the Rules of the House of Representatives so that the only Representative that can bring up the Senates clean CR for a vote (to reopen the government) is Majority Leader Eric Cantor or his designee all but guaranteeing that the government would shut down a few hours later and remain shut down until Tea Party House Republicans decide to end their hostage-taking of the American economy and middle-class.
Apparently, they hoped the American people wouldnt notice. Luckily, Democratic Rep. from Maryland Chris Van Hollen took to the House Floor this week and exposed this cynical Republican ruse for every American to see.
Before this ridiculous change in the law, any member of the House of Republicans, Democrat or Republican, would have had the right to bring the clean Senate bill up for a vote. As this brave Democrat made it clear, Democracy has been suspended in the House of Representatives by the intransigent and corrupt Republican Representatives.
After revealing their shameless rule change, he asks the Republican Speaker to confirm that the Tea Party Republicans changed the standing rules of the house at the last minute in order to ensure that only Eric Cantor or one of his Republican partners in crime can reopen the government, the Republican Speaker confirmed that is case.
Rep. Van Hollens parting words? Democracy has been suspended!
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text: By Tim LinscottManaging Editor It was a sentence that spoke volumes about the volleyball game between Perkins County and St. Patrick High School in North Platte on Thursday, Sept. 5. "St. Pat's celebrates and we learn," Perkins County head volleyball coach Penny Hite said. St. Patrick's was able to gain a win in three sets, but the Plainsmen gained momentum every play of each set. "We did a good job of getting St. Pat's out-of-system, once we figure out Brittany Lawrence we actually had some really key blocks which brought our heads up," Hite said. PCS lost in straight sets, 25-11, 25-13, 25-16. The third set was the most exciting for the Lady Plainsmen as the team fought back from being down 2-0 to gain ground on St. Pat's, down 10-9. However, the momentum shifted toward St. Pat's and PCS was down 18-9. Serving was strong for Perkins County, going 31 of 40 which Hite said 'is always a key that we stress every day.' Elizabeth Krajewski and Rebecca Johnson were both 100 percent on their serves. Courtney Ostermiller had one ace serve as did Allison Kiolbasa. The team had a 77.5 percent serving accuracy in the contest. Johnson and Ostermiller led the team in kills with four each while Courtney McClenahan and Lila Konecky each had three kills. Ostermiller also had eight digs on the night. Fronting the defense was Krajewski, notching two ace blocks on the night. Steph Schrotberger and McClenahan each had six set assists.


text: By LaDonna SwedbergSports Writer Wallace did not have a bored basketball player last week, they were too busy playing in basketball games. Tuesday they traveled to Benkelman to take on Dundy County/Stratton (DCS), Thursday they hosted Arthur County and Saturday they went to Wauneta to play Hayes Center in the first round of RPAC conference play. The crazy week didn't quite start out the way the Wildcats would have liked it to but it improved as the week progressed. Wallace vs. DCS First up for the Wildcats were the DCS Tigers. The first quarter was rather slow; it is hard to say if it was tough defense or just a slow start for both teams but at the end of the opening quarter the Tigers led the low scoring game 14–7. The pace picked up a bit in the second quarter but the only Wildcat that was finding much success scoring was John Marquardt. Wallace had 24 points at half time and Marquardt had put up 12 of those points. Dundy County/Stratton is a big, physical team and Wallace was missing their big middle man. Josh Grauerholz was ill and the Wildcats hadn't adjusted to his absence in the first half. The second half was a whole new ball game for Wallace, they came out after the break looking like a different team. The Wildcats put up 23 third quarter points while holding the Tigers to 14 points. The scoring surge was due in part to Landon Swedberg getting a hot hand. He dropped in 14 points, Marquardt continued his scoring ways by putting up another seven and Collin Swedberg put in a lay up at the buzzer to make the game all knotted up at 47 at the end of the third. Dundy County/Stratton wasted no time breaking the tied score, they started the final quarter with a quick bucket and an added free throw. They offensively took control under the basket making good use of their height advantage. Wallace struggled offensively; they got an early basket from Marquardt but the next seven points came from free throws. Late in the quarter the Tigers had a nine point lead and all of the momentum but the Wildcats refused to go away quietly. Taylor Doell broke the dry spell by getting a basket and in the last minute Swedberg drained a couple more three-pointers but it was too little too late. Wallace came up five points short loosing to DCS by a score of 70–65. The offensive leaders for Wallace were Landon Swedberg with 30 points and four assists followed by John Marquardt with 21 points and two assists. Swedberg led the way with rebounds and steals as well. He came up with six rebounds and three steals. Lane Scott and Shane Anders each had five rebounds and Scott and Marquardt had two steals.Wallace vs Arthur Wallace went right back to work on Thursday night when Arthur came to town. As the game got underway however, it appeared the Wildcats were still recovering from the tough game and late night on Tuesday. It took the Blue and White most of the first quarter to really get things rolling, they didn't get the lead until late in the opening quarter. The Wildcats were only able to come up with 13 first quarter points but they unleashed in the second quarter outscoring the Wolves by 15 points. Landon Swedberg started things off by adding a basket to his six first quarter points. A healthy Josh Grauerholz, made his presence known in the lane by putting in a couple baskets and Taylor Doell added a second three-pointer to the books. John Marquardt drove the lane for a basket and one and then he dropped in two more free throws. Tanner Clough came off the bench and wasted no time putting up five points. Wallace had a 32–14 lead at half time. Wallace continued to roll in the second half with a dominating offense and a very stingy defense. A number of players contributed to the Wildcat victory. Those that built up the first half lead continued to roll and they were helped out by Jose Arvizo who came in to score six points, Shane Anders added an additional five, Mark Jameson put in three and Lane Scott and Collin Swedberg each added two. Wallace won the game 66–27. The scoring attack was quite balanced for the Wildcats. Landon Swedberg had 12 points, Taylor Doell and Josh Grauerholz each had 10 and John Martquardt had nine. Other statistic leaders were Swedberg with eight assists and five steals and Doell and Grauerholz with five rebounds apiece. Wallace vs Hayes Center The Wildcats had one final game before the week came to an end and that was their opening game of the RPAC conference tournament. Wallace had to face Hayes Center in their first game. The Cats took command of the game right away. The offense was firing on all cylinders, hitting jump shots, driving the lane, draining threes and making free throws. The defense was quite aggressive as well, making it difficult for the Cardinals to find a way to score. Every Wildcat starter was everywhere on defense as well as hitting their shots so Hayes Center had their hand full. By the half time buzzer, Wallace had a commanding 34–18 lead. Wallace did not get off to a very good start in second half. Seth Gohl was finding ways to get open beyond the arc and he was not missing. The Wildcat offense, on the other hand, was not having as much success. Josh Grauerholz was getting his jumper at the corner of the free throw line to fall and Landon Swedberg was able to come up with a three-pointer and a pair of free throws but that was all the Cats could get on the board in the third quarter. The Cardinals outscored the Wildcats by eight points cutting into the Wallace lead. The Wildcats slump only lasted for one quarter of play because they came out in the final quarter and made a statement putting up 25 points while holding Hayes Center to just eight. The final score was 72–47. Statistic leaders in the game were Landon Swedberg with 21 points, two assists and seven steals. Josh Grauerholz had 20 points, one assist and two steals. John Marquardt was the leading rebounder with nine, Lane Scott had seven and Grauerholz had six.


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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Marc Gasol scored 19 points on 7-of-10 shooting
and the Memphis Grizzlies bounced back from squandering a 14-point third-
quarter lead to outlast the Chicago Bulls in an 85-82 overtime decision at the
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Back from a one-game absence due to a strained back, Zach Randolph amassed 13
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this season. Rudy Gay added 16 points and eight points for the Grizzlies, who
halted a three-game skid with Friday's 85-69 triumph over Sacramento despite
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Chicago dropped to 11-11 at the United Center on the season after failing to
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points and 18 rebounds, and the Grizzlies shut down their former franchise
player in upending the Toronto Raptors, 88-82, at Air Canada Centre.
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him to Toronto in a three-team swap late last month, shot just 5-of-15 from
the floor and finished with 13 points and nine rebounds as the Raptors had
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SAN DIEGO – It took Ronda Rousey just 54 seconds to do what she does best. It took significantly less than that for her to call out Cristiane "Cyborg" Santos.
Rousey (6-0 MMA, 4-0 SF) on Saturday defended her Strikeforce women's bantamweight title, and again did it with ease, getting former champ Sarah Kaufman (15-2 MMA, 6-2 SF) to tap to her signature armbar less than a minute into the first round in San Diego.
Rousey had been in a relatively new war of words with Santos even before the Kaufman fight. And now that she has cleared her latest hurdle, Rousey wasted no time setting her sights on the Brazilian.
The first problem is that Santos (10-1 MMA, 4-0 SF), the former Strikeforce featherweight titleholder, currently is suspended after testing positive for steroids following a 16-second win over Hiroko Yamanaka this past December. (The fight was overturned to a no contest.) The yearlong shutdown means a potential Rousey-Santos fight is at least four months away, provided Santos gets re-licensed with no delays.
And the second is that Santos has been less than thrilled about the prospect of dropping from 145 to 135, where Rousey now holds the title. That, Rousey said, is too bad.
"She was champion and I knew she was doping, but I couldn't prove it," Rousey said at Saturday's post-event news conference at Valley View Casino Center. "That was how she wanted to become a champion. Now the situation is changed, and she was stripped of her title for good reason. Now she has to come to me – I don't owe her anything. She needs to fight me more than I need to fight her. There are plenty of girls – they all want to beat me up now. Who else is she going to fight, really? She needs to come to me."
Rousey called out Santos in her post-fight interview with Mauro Ranallo on the Showtime broadcast and is firm in her belief that the former champ should have to make the move to 135 if she wants the fight.
Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker sounds like he would love to see a Rousey-Santos fight – but knows it's a pipe dream until Santos' suspension is lifted.
"That's a fight we definitely have on the radar," Coker told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com). "Ronda clearly said she wants that fight to happen. But Cyborg is on suspension right now, and until she gets off we really don't have a fight. So when she gets off, we'll start having the conversation."
Coker also believes when the fight does happen, it's destined to become the new high-water mark for a Showtime MMA broadcast.
"I think records are meant to be broken," Coker said. "The Cyborg fight (with Gina Carano) was the highest-rated MMA program on Showtime – for two years, it held the record. Once we get (the Rousey-Santos fight) together, I believe that fight will break the past record."
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