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- Designed specifically for our hardworking rescue customers, the breathable, waterproof, 320-denier TriTon™ fabric will hold up to years of abuse.
- Super tough Cordura® exterior material reinforces seat, elbows and knees for rugged protection in high-wear areas.
- Neoprene padding in the elbows and knees provide extra protection while working in the field.
- The attached latex socks keep the water out and your feet much warmer.
- With the help of the internal suspenders, you can comfortably wear the top of the suit down around your waist while away from the water.
- A self-draining thigh pocket and a splash proof arm pocket keep all the essentials close at hand.
- Heavy-duty YKK® waterproof men's relief zipper lets you answer nature's call without having to take the whole suit off.
- Heavy-duty YKK waterproof entry zipper seals out water.
- Seams are sealed with tough liquid rubber RSeal™ so they cannot leak, ever.
- Tough latex gaskets provide a long lasting, waterproof seal.
- Neoprene outer cuffs with adjustable hook-and-loop closures on the neck, wrist and ankles protect the latex gaskets.
- Reflective material on the wrists and piping help visibility in low-light and foggy conditions.
- Webbing buckle-closure waist belt allows for a more custom fit.
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|320-denier, 3 layer TriTon™
|Neck Closure:
|Latex gasket with adjustable hook-and-loop
|Wrist Closure:
|Latex gaskets with adjustable hook-and-loop overcuffs
|Waist System:
|Buckle-closure waist belt
|Ankle Closures:
|Adjustable hook-and-loop
|Latex Neck Gasket:
|Latex Wrist Gaskets:
|Latex Ankle Gaskets:
|Relief Zipper:
|Reflective Detailing:
|Gender Sizing:
|Weight (lbs)
How to measure:
- Chest/Bust: With arms down at your sides, measure around the largest part of the chest, generally across the nipples.
- Waist: Measure around natural waistline, allowing tape measure to sit comfortably.
- Head: Measure above brow, around the fullest part of the head.
Form Fit
Next-to-skin fit for easy layering and efficient performance.
Semi-Form Fit
Fits close but not tight for comfort and layering ease.
Relaxed Fit
Full cut for freedom of motion and layering underneath.
NRS Extreme SAR Rescue Drysuit Video (4:03)
Now there is a drysuit that works as hard as you do. Get the job done with the NRS Extreme SAR. Designed specifically for our hardworking rescue customers, the 400-denier TriTon fabric will hold up to years of abuse.
Quick Tips | How to Put On a Drysuit (2:21)
This video explains how to properly put on an NRS drysuit.
How To: Drysuit Zipper Care and Maintenance (3:30)
Replacing a drysuit zipper is not DIY, and it's a very expensive repair. Preventative care, such as like regularly cleaning and lubricating drysuit zipper teeth, will help preserve zipper health. Also, using good techniques to roll and fold the drysuit for transportation to and from the water will help prevent fatal damage. In this instructional video, NRS Repairs guru Josh Gile goes over all the tips for ensuring that the zipper will last the life of your drysuit.
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I have used this dry suit for several swift water rescue classes and an ice rescue class. I performed lots of direct contact rescues and spent lots of time in the water. In every case I stayed nice and dry in this suit. There in reinforcement on the suit for high wear areas and this is a great feature. This suit doesnt have some of the higher end features you would find in a Mustang Dry suit such as a corded neck grommet, but I had very little issue keeping a water tight seal with the neck gasket, even when having lots of water run over my shoulders etc. I was concerned when taking the ice class about staying dry. I layered properly, was warm and dry for the entire time, and the water temp for that was about 38F. All and all not, the most expensive or the most feature filled, but if this is your budget, then I think this is a good solution.
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Use it for fire department's Advanced Tactical Rescue Team. Suit stands up to a lot of abuse and have never had a problem with it. Only complaints are the sizing and the booties. As mentioned previously, dedicated XL and XXL sizes would be great. I'm 6'2" 180lbs. and I am swimming in a XL/XXL. The rubber booties can also be problematic. They do a great job keeping my feet dry and warm but trying to get neoprene-lined boots on/off is a chore. Best solution found is to put plastic baggies over them before putting on boots. Maybe put some kind of material on outside of them or sell an over bootie for them?
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- Reliable
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- Canoeing
- River Surveys
- Sea Kayaking
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This drysuit seems really well made and robust. I did manage to puncture it on my first outing, but I cannot blame that on the suit as I was handling sharp equipment. Using it for snorkel surveys of cold, fast, and shallow salmon rivers so bumping and grinding on the rocks is the norm.
Found myself, 6'1" and 185lbs to be right in between the M/L and XL/XXL (which is HUGE). Dedicated M and L sizes would be nice.
The zipper sticks out a bit, but not a big deal.
Comfortable and easy to get on. The suspenders are fantastic when hiking in and out of locations. Pockets useful and well-located. Good suit.
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- Gret VISIBILTY
- Suspenders arnt great
- Waist strap no good
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- Rivers
- Swiftwater rescues
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I Used this product for my Fire Department team; I choose this suit cause of it bright Red color and the reflective strips and the Indy-glow was veary smart play for any rescue team especialy at night opps.The pockets are cool and the padding well You could defiently could not ask for much more.I used mine few times. Butt i whish i could say that i kept it for longer use though NRS need to think about this style for smaller people... (women): Are smaller statured so, I have to sell mine knowly that they do not have one out in the same style for me. So maybe in the near furture I could be the first 5"2-128lbs to try one out size. Thank You NRS for designing a grest suit in a long while out of all companys dsigns for rescue. If You like to E-mail me at FFHolmesIFC4[@] I would love feed back too.
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Yes they help me out tremendiously on your other products, I love NRS I will continue to shop for your products.
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I've had this product for approximately 1 year and it has performed well in numerous swiftwater rescue situations (extreme cold and heat). It is very durable with extra-thick fabric in high wear areas of the seat and knees. I have a 2nd new one in hand (no charge) after customer service was unable to repair a severely torn rubber foot. Although I've been extremely satisfied -- the sleeve and ankle fabric cuffs are a bit cumbersome and tend not to stay velcroed when in the water. It's minor but something NRS could improve upon in future versions. Overall, it has just enough pockets for very small items but not so many to become annoying. Thanks NRS for a great suit and exceptional customer service. I give it 4.5 stars and 5 with a cuff tweak.
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Q:Why the closeout of this Drysuit.I hope its not being dropped as a product line.Asked on 9/21/2016 by William from KY
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Q:What can I do about the oversized boot. It is about 4 sizes bigger than my foot and a nightmare to get a boot over? Yes my boot is 2 sizes larger than what I wear normally. Thanks for the helpAsked on 4/29/2016 by PT from United States
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A:Take a look at our gasket sizing chart - http://www.nrs.com/repair/gasket_sizing.asp - We can replace the socks with a smaller size - http://www.nrs.com/customer-service/returns.asp?tab=repairs - You can also DIY - http://www.nrs.com/category/3384/men/gasket-care-repair - Give us a call with questions, 800.635.5202.
A:That sucks. Not to sure. I woukda take it to a scuba store and see if you can get a custom boot. Or tough it out and fold the extra up on top of your toes.
Sorry to hear about your bad luck
Sent from my Bell Samsung device over Canada's largest network.Answered on 4/29/2016 by Anonymous
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Q:If I tear a sock can I replace them?Asked on 2/15/2016 by Trevor from Canada
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A:Yes, replacement socks are available here for DIY - http://www.nrs.com/category/3384/men/gasket-care-repair - We also do replacements.Answered on 2/15/2016 by Clyde from NRS
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Q:What is the range of size for the the attached latex socks for the Small and the M/L suit? (shoe sizes?)
DaveAsked on 1/26/2016 by Dave from Scottsville, N.Y.
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A:I have the M/L dry suit, and wear a size 11 shoe and have no trouble with the sock. I have however had an issue with the sock. It has a crease along the top and bottom of the sock, appears to be from the factory. One of my socks has developed a tear along this crease with minimal wear time. Apparently it is not covered by the warranty.
Matthew L. Batey - AAS, I/C, EMT-P
Director -Trousdale County EMS
Deputy Director -Trousdale Co. EMAAnswered on 1/26/2016 by Anonymous
A:Dave, this page is linked there on the product page, under More Information - http://www.nrs.com/repair/gasket_sizing.asp - It gives the latex size for each garment size, and with the socks, the shoe sizes they fit.Answered on 1/26/2016 by Clyde from NRS
A:Hi Dave I have a large and size 10.5 fins. There's room for another shoe size I belive for sure.
Sent from my Bell Samsung device over Canada's largest network.Answered on 1/26/2016 by Anonymous
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Q:Do you have a boot that you recommend to use with the NRS Extreme SAR Drysuit? I have tried a few but the booties are so thick that we have a hard time fitting into boots. Is there a type of boot that you can show me or a guide to increase the boot size by 1, 2, or 3 sizes from normal?Asked on 6/14/2015 by Tucker from Dover, DE
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I use the NRS work boot
Order 1 size larger than you normally wear. There is a removable insole to help with sizing.
If you are working in extreme weather and wearing heavy wool socks under the suit, go 2 sizes up.Answered on 6/16/2015 by Anonymous
A:Tucker, the ATB Wetshoe, Item # 30029.01, with its side zip entry works well with drysuit socks. Usually going up one size provides adequate room.Answered on 6/15/2015 by Clyde from NRS
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My fire department owns 8 of these suits. They work great for surface swiftwater as well as surface still water search, rescue and training in the cold waters of Colorado.
One of our suits developed a pinhole leak on the bottom of one of the "boots." If am reading the specs correctly, the "boots" are latex. What is the best repair/patch technique/process for small holes?
Thanks in advance for you help.
EricAsked on 5/30/2015 by ee-zz-ee from Lakewood, CO
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A:Greetings, friend
For small pin holes, I use bicycle inner tube patches with cement. For larger boot wear, I use the repair material for our inflatable boot, cut a heel or toe section out and glue it with boat cement. I have found it is better to put small patches on the inside of the boot and large patches on the outside.
It helps of you can clamp the patch firmly for a couple of hours to let the cement set. I also abrade the area with sand paper to get the glue to bond.Answered on 6/1/2015 by Anonymous
A:Eric, a good fix for this pinhole and for larger tears in socks and in other waterproof items is Aquaseal Adhesive, Item # 35001.01. Mixing it with Cotol, # 33502.01, significantly shortens the cure time. There are instructions and videos on both product pates.Answered on 5/31/2015 by Clyde from NRS
A:I used a contact cement for a small tear. Basically the same as a bike tire repair but without the vulcanizing cement. Find the hole and then insert something into the inside of the suit give a surface area that is flat but don't stretch. Gently rough it up with a bit of 220 paper and clean with pure isopropyl alcohol. Cut your round patch and clean it - 3/4" is suitable for a pinhole. Make sure your glue is fairy runny and not paste like. You can add rubber cement thinner to cut it down if required. Use a small brush apply to both surfaces and let dry. A couple of coats is required. Apply patch when glue is almost dry.
Although this is not a solvent bond with the materials melting together it is very tough. Always a good idea to test your method on scrap material first.
Sent from my iPadAnswered on 5/31/2015 by Anonymous
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Q:I would like to use this drysuit for shallow water (< 6 ft ) search and recovery with snorkel gear. Is it likely to leak at those depths?Asked on 5/14/2015 by Matt
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A:It should work fine at that depth, Matt.Answered on 5/14/2015 by Clyde from NRS
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Q:What temperature is this rated for? Can this be used for cold water/ice rescue?Asked on 4/15/2015 by Jeff from St. Cloud,MN
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A:Jeff, you can certainly use it for those purposes. A number of fire departments and rescue agencies are going this way. By varying the layering inside the suit you can cover more conditions. It's more versatile than a dedicated ice rescue suit.Answered on 4/15/2015 by Clyde from NRS
A:We use these suits to about -10 while repairing our dam at a power plant. The secret is the amount of under layers . In ultra cold temps, double fleece long johns are worn underneath. You need really good gloves and a wet suit hood to maintain body heat. Go larger on the suits if you are wearing heavy clothes underneath .
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 4/15/2015 by Anonymous
A:I am a trainer for Elkford Search and Rescue. Our team wears that
Dry suit for Swiftwater and Ice Rescue in glacier water and they tell
me that they are very warm.
Have a great day.
Kelli McNairAnswered on 4/15/2015 by Anonymous
A:Hi Jeff,
The NRS Extreme Dry Suit is not rated to a specific temperature. It is a shell type garment that keeps water out, but does not provide any warmth on its own. How warm you are when you're wearing it depends on what you are wearing underneath. Typically, long underwear and layers of fleece are worn, or specific outfits made to be worn under a drysuit. It keeps you dry, what you wear underneath keeps you warm.
It can be used for cold water/ice rescue. Somoe people/departments prefer to wear neoprene drysuits which keep you dry and insulate you, but others prefer the mobility offered by shell type drysuits like this one. I wear one doing snorkel surveys of rivers in October in Canada when the water temp is just above freezing. We are out and in and out of the river all day and this is my preferred garment.
Hope this helps.
A:I have worn mine in 42 degree water when it was in the 30's outside. What you wear under it makes the difference. I usually wear some under armor insulated and a micro fleece top and bottom. Works great.
Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE smartphoneAnswered on 4/16/2015 by Anonymous
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Q:Was wondering if this could be used as a dry suit for rafting please? if not what would you recommend and why....Asked on 11/15/2013 by Ripple from Vancouver, Canada
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A:It can definitely be used as a dry suit for rafting. I use mine for
kayaking all the time and it works really well.Answered on 11/18/2013 by Anonymous
A:Yes, you certainly can use it for rafting. Designed for swiftwater rescue professionals, it's one tough drysuit.Answered on 11/15/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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Q:I'm trying to size a Firefighter for a drysuit. He is 5'10", 48"waist, Chest 52", Shoulders 27". Will he fit in a XL/XXL?Asked on 7/23/2013 by Automattick from Boerne, Texas
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A:I'm 6'3" and about 220 pounds. I've got the both an XXL and an XL NRS
Extreme. The XXL just hangs off of me. I think I could almost fit two of me
in there so I'm sure it would fit someone the size you describe. It might be
too long, however.
The XL fits me pretty well but there's not a lot of extra shoulder room when
you are donning the suit. I don't know my shoulder measurements but I wear a
size 44L suit jacket. The person you describe might have some difficulty
getting an XL it on and off but I think he could probably fit inside it. It
might be easier getting on and off for someone with a shorter torso than me.
Hope that helps some.
Martin B.Answered on 7/23/2013 by Anonymous
A:I am 6'4" 253 with 52" chest and 42" waist. I have plenty of room in the waist and ample room in the chest. XL would fit him just fine.
Barton 'Bo' Cooke
Managing Partner
Gamma Knife of SpokaneAnswered on 7/23/2013 by Anonymous
A:Our Rescue Rep, Cody, recommends the G2XL size in this suit for this firefighter. If you have questions about it, give him a call, 877.677.7370.Answered on 7/23/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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i heard kurt thomes for walker. if any trade is going to happen for kurt i think that should be it.
I am confused about these trades. Both the Jamal Crawford deal and Kurt Thomas deal cant go down because Shandon Anderson is in both isnt that correct? I think for giving up Kurt Thomas and Shandon, which we dont want anyway, to get Antoine Walker and Erik Dampier would be great for us but that wont leave us wit enuff cap space for Jamal. If they do take Moochie will be able to pay Jamal as much as the Bulls are willing to pay? Are these trades good? Who could we possibly get from Antoine Walker if Isiah wanted to trade him?
i heard kurt thomes for walker. if any trade is going to happen for kurt i think that should be it.
i would rather have Jurt for Zydraunus Ilgaukus because of his height and rebounding capabilities. Maybe if the cavs like walker more we could something more for Walker. Maybe ilgauskus and another. Walker is slowly disentegrating. I dont see him as a key player in their lineup.
I would say forget about walker and go for the center.
i dont thionk the knicks need ilgaukus cause they got a lot of pf and a few centers and ther pretty decent. we should save our $ and people 4 crawfod and othea guys
we need more centers. because the knicks in the post is not very good. and shaq might come to the east and that mean trouble for us. we need centers to gaurd agaist him.
We do not need more centers. We need only one in addition but a decent one. Like JO, Big Ben, Jamaal - those are people that play with their heart. As for me Kurt fits this team very well. Since Crowford is up with the team I think it's all set. No need to make dumb trades like Orlando. We must build over the present team so we could evaluate.
Jerome Williams and J Crowford are up so I say it's decent. We've got Stephon, Allan, Tim, Penny... Damn, we are tight! So wtf else do we need? Let's go and win it all. I say **** Shaq, let's go and win the ****ing thing. And no need whipping around "oh Jes' we need Ilgauskas, oh God we need Walker". Oh my God, you need mr.clark, because I don't need anyone else - I see a great team that can win the Championship for the New York City! And if you don't see it then you're blind. **** Ilgauskas! Let's win it all!
go newmove go newmove its birthday its birthday......lol
good points
I think Ilgauskas would be a decent pickup. I'd hate to see K.Thomas go in order to get him though. If that needs to happen to make the trade, then I say do it. I'd rather that the Knicks pick up Ilgauskas instead of getting Walker for Kurt Thomas.
One outta three ain't bad.
As the matter of fact, yeah that would be more suitable because we are weak on center position. Big Zy for smaller Kurt would give us advantage in the paint and will open some room for forwards. But I like Kurt so much and I wouldn't want him to leave.Originally Posted by WiL8000
Speaking of Walker, yeah he ain't that good but... He can score, pass, rebound, defend and run the team... If it was on option I would've traded him for Jerome (damn, no1 will take it but hell!).
Have you guys heard any news on Houston rehab? How's he going? Damn, we're stuck with him... If he get's it all fall into the place before the season starts then thanks Godness, we're safe, but if he doesn't?.. He's got bloated contract, and he's getting older and now it's his injury... I wish we could get Spree back... That would be more than great. Just imagine: Steph, Jamaal, Allan, Spree, TT, Vin and Kurt on one team...
I like Kurt too but I think it would be beter if we had Big Z instead of Kurt. He is taller and can go post or he can shoot near the perimeter. That would cause some trouble for Centers like Shaq. And with Big Z as our center in a Eastern Conference which is lacking big men, we would have an advantage.
Crawford deal did not go through yet, and from what I been reading in the papers most likely won't. So YESSSS we do need a center and Isiah better make it quick before they are all gone.
plus shaq is coming to the east. i know we wont see him every day but what about the playoffs we need a center to gaurd shaq as best they can. i say get dampier.
ive been hearing much more about dampier now and how the knicks r pursuing him, i think a big man like him would be most needed, the guy averaged 12 rebounds per game, thats beast
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St. Petersburg, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - Mookie Betts hit his first career grand slam to fuel an early burst of offense which sent Boston past Tampa Bay, 8-4, in the opener of a four-game series.
Yoenis Cespedes added two hits, two runs scored and two RBI, while Daniel Nava contributed three hits and drove in a run for the Red Sox, who have taken three of four since dropping eight straight.
Recalled from Triple-A prior to the contest, Anthony Ranaudo (3-0) allowed three runs on five hits with four strikeouts and three walks over his six- inning start.
Brandon Guyer hit a two-run homer and knocked in three for the Rays, who have lost four of their last five. Kevin Kiermaier added a pair of hits, scored once and added an RBI in defeat.
Chris Archer (8-7) was torched for eight runs and 10 hits over four full frames.
"This game has a funny way of humbling you, and tonight was a very humbling experience. I'm disappointed in myself," said Archer.
Boston picked up three runs in the first. Brock Holt singled, Dustin Pedroia walked and two batters later Cespedes brought in Holt. Nava added a two-out single, while Cespedes went to third and Nava to second on Archer's error which allowed Betts to reach first, then Rays second baseman Ben Zobrist muffed an easy Will Middlebrooks grounder that allowed Cespedes to score.
It was 8-0 in the second. David Ortiz reached on a fielder's choice and scored on a Cespedes double. Mike Napoli walked, Nava was plunked and Betts connected for his first career grand slam.
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On September 10, about two dozen SAEM employees attended the first presentation arranged by the SAEM Professional Development Committee. The presentation, "Avoiding Burnout and Time Management" was led by Del Suggs, a noted Leadership Development trainer and author, was named "Best Campus Speaker" by the Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities (APCA). Del gave…
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Founded in 1952 as a radio orchestra for performances of light and popular classics, the BBC Concert Orchestra has become one of Britain's leading orchestras, performing in concert, opera, and broadcasts. It grew out of Stanford Robinson's BBC Opera Orchestra. Robinson remained as guest conductor of the BBC Concert Orchestra when Gilbert Vinter was named permanent conductor in 1952. Vinter resigned the following year and Charles Mackerras was appointed to the position in March 1954. In 1956, Vilem Tausky was named principal conductor, a position he held for ten years. Tausky's successors included Marcus Dods (1966-1970), Ashley Lawrence (1970-1989), Barry Wordsworth (1989-2006), and Keith Lockhart (from 2010). The orchestra has performed on the radio program "Friday Night Is Music Night" every week since 1953. For live performances, in 1972, the orchestra relocated from the Camden Theatre to its new home at the Hippodrome in North London. The orchestra also performs at the Royal Festival Hall in London and in regular tours throughout Britain, Europe, the United States, and the Far East. Its repertoire ranges from recording film music and accompanying pop singers to performing opera and symphonic works.
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Dances With Comets – C/2010 V1 Ikeya Murakami – For those of you working on your Comet Hunter's certificates – or for those who just love these travelers from the Oort Cloud – there's a new partner in the morning sky. Say hello to C/2010 V1 Ikeya Murakami! If you're familiar with how a comet looks and already know the steps, then let the easiness lure you out. However, if you've never danced with a comet before, then come inside and we'll teach you the steps… -Tammy Plotner / Universe Today
China released the first Chang'e-2 images – China has released the first photos from it's recently-launched Chang'e-2 lunar orbiter! Released with some fanfare, the images get more or less straight to the point: they're of the Bay of Rainbows (Sinus Iridium), which China has slated to be the potential landing location of it's Chang'e-3 rover mission.-Luna C/I
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The company line at Winter Park this week is going to be that the Vikings still control their own destiny, and that Christian Ponder will be the quarterback to lead this team to the playoffs.
While this is mathematically a possibility, the truth is that the Vikings playoff hopes died on Lambeau Field Sunday when Ponder nearly failed to throw for over 100 yards and had a pair of untimely interceptions that quite literally robbed his own team of hard earned points.
Sure, there are plenty of other things to point to that went wrong on Sunday. The referees (and I hardly ever resort to this) made a number of calls that left many wondering if Ed Hochuli plans to retire in Green Bay. Blair Walsh's missed field goal in the fourth quarter was the nail in the coffin. Receivers continued to struggle to get open. Bill Musgrave once again failed to get Adrian Peterson a handoff, not even once, in the fourth quarter.
All of these things can be viewed as unacceptable, but none were more glaring than the horrendous display put on by Ponder against the team fans want to beat the most.
I can't fault the Vikings staff for starting Ponder today, and I can't fault them for starting him next week against Chicago, but their decision to keep Joe Webb on the bench following Ponder's second interception has left me dumbfounded.
You want to be patient with young quarterbacks. You want them to learn from mistakes and learn how to rebound after committing them. You want to get a full season's worth of game tape for evaluation purposes during the offseason. More than anything, you want to prove everyone else wrong and let him lead you to victory.
Still, with all of those things in mind, what was expected to be gained by keeping Ponder in the game?
Joe Webb has proven to be one the NFL's best change-up pitchers in the NFL and Ponder gave absolutely no indication that he could win this game, even with Peterson's ridiculous numbers. Webb, while not viewed as a viable long term option, should have been allowed to try and redeem the game and put the Vikings (and Christian Ponder) in a position to see postseason action.
Instead, the Vikings chose to place the "development" of their first round quarterback ahead of the team goal of winning a championship, and kept Ponder on the field only long enough to gain a few more yards against a prevent defense.
Whether the call was up to Leslie Frazier, Bill Musgrave, Rick Spielman, or even Zygi Wilf himself, 52 other players and an entire fan base had to suffer Sunday due to the irrational stubbornness displayed by the Minnesota Vikings.
Unfortunately, I don't think the lesson is going to be learned by the coaches. If they had put Webb in after that first pick they win this game and have a chance to extend their season. They should have done this in the Seattle game earlier this year and failed to do so. I understand trying to let him play through the rough times, but Ponder did not have the look of a guy who thought he could win the game. As you said, Webb has already shown that he can come in and make things happen against D's that aren't expecting to see him. That should be his role on this team. Also, it wouldn't hurt to feature him from time to time in that role to get some great tape out there for him. Maybe trick some other team into giving up a draft pick for his rights, because there is little chance he's going to re-sign with us two off-season's from now.Like(0)Dislike(0)
yup, webb should've gone in, or mbt, or the water boy. ponder has to be racking up some all time game lowsLike(0)Dislike(0)
I prefer McLeod John Balthazar Bethel-Thompson. The guy reminds me of a poor mans Favre, an old school gunslinger which is probably the most entertaining type of QB to watch. He will throw for record TD's but will probably have mid teens ints too. MJBBT could be good I'm tellin ya.Like(0)Dislike(0)
It's very obvious that Webb gives them the best chance of winning right now, period. This is Fraziers call and he's responsible for the decision to leave Ponder out there. When they get screwed on an officials call why doesnt Frazier at least give them an earfull? Amazing
Webb does over MJBBT? Not sure about that, in College maybe but this is the NFL.Like(0)Dislike(0)
Article from Seifert- " I wonder what message the rest of the team hears when an underperforming player routinely is held unaccountable for his play."
Guys will tend to get frustrated at that. I have played on teams with that problem…it can get…ugly.
As a teammate you have to support each other. Everyone is gonna have a bad game, so you have to understand. Cause it may be you next week. But, when it turns into the next week, then the next one. Maybe one week you win and it seems better, but then it happens again. And you lose again, even as other guys are playing their hearts out. You still lose…
It reaches a point, you gotta say something. Outwardly you support and say the right things. It's up to the veteran guys, to go to the coach and say, "Hey Coach, with all due respect, we think a change here is in order. "
I'm willing to bet that will be happening soon, if it hasn't already.
Asked if he's concerned about how that will play in the locker room, Frazier said, "I don't think it'll be a tough sell. These guys are teammates that want the same thing. They know that we can win with the personnel that we have and we've shown that we can. We've just got to do a few things better. …
Sorry Coach, it is a tough sell. Thing is…you shouldn't have to sell to your team who the starting QB is.
You're right Adam. Ponder's play over the last 5 games has been a major issue for this team. As much as the interceptions certainly hurt today, it was just as disheartening to see him miss the wide open throws to Peterson and Gerhart, which absolutely must be completed by an NFL quarterback. I think that there has to be some consideration given to bringing in Webb in situations like we've had the last two weeks. I felt all week that this was a winnable game, and I think we all saw that it was. But you just cannot have QB play like this. Very disappointing.
unless ponder is injured or the GM changes his mind, ponder will start the last four games. spielman has said it's a 3-yr. plan, and frazier will soldier along. same again next season, too. the change might be a new OC for '13
ponder will have to improve this year or start out next year strong and be consistently decent through the season, and if not, then they'll try back-ups as starters. what's the QB draft class for '14 looking like?
crap. we're right back where we were before favre, and TJ
and before that, i thought culpepper and moss had us set for a while
this sux
I am still hoping Leslie can be fired this year. If we lose the rest of the games like we have been there is a chance!Like(0)Dislike(0)
My biggest issue with his two picks: 2nd and 6 and 1st and 10. That's the down and distance he decided to chuck the ball to Morgan Burnett on. We weren't talking about a 4th down play in a game your down by 7 in. He had absolutely no business throwing either of those passes and it's actually pissing me off more now than it did when I was watching it. He set the tone early ignoring a wide open Jarious Wright on the first 3rd down of the game. He blew an opportunity to hit Peterson in stride for an easy six. This guy better put everything he has into this week of preparation because the way his teamates and coaches are standing by him right now is shocking considering the magnitude of his mistakes today. There's a whole lot of class in that locker room and the best way he can show them some appreciation is to break out of this funk against the Bears.
Troy Williamson, drafted 7th overall, same spot as Adrian Peterson. Hard not to laugh a little at the thought. Anybody else remember when they sent Troy to that Nike camp dealie to try and fix his inability to catch?
I imagine every Viking fan out there, myself included, hoped it would work. It so very, very much did not. He came back the same ol' Troy, passes flying untouched through outstretched hands and doinking off his helmet. Funny now, painful then. Trying to find a player with the best odds of becoming a major contributor to your team is a huge part of the draft process. Another huge part is realizing, and admitting, that the guy you chose is a bust. Hugely painful and a major hit to the ego especially when it's such an early pick.
In the year of the Big Reach, they opted to chose need over BPA. Fine. But did it work? So far, an emphatic no. I'm NOT SAYING Ponder is a definitive bust, but isn't the evidence quickly mounting?
All I'm saying is, if he is indeed the bust he's beginning to appear as: Spielman, what's plan B?
Well luckily Tomb, we drafted Williamson 7th, and later Peterson 7th. A bust followed by a stud. We are on pace to finish 6-10 and that would mean we are picking somewhere around 12th. Ponder drafted 12th is a bust, he may be followed by __________… a bust followed by a stud?Like(0)Dislike(0)
I agree with everything for the most part except for the "goal of winning a championship". Winning a championship this year was and is not a realistic goal. Spider is not an option either. He was terrible in preseason and did not deserve to be on the field. I would look back on some of the comments that were posted after he played this preseason. At this point losses are good as the team clearly has a lot of issues to be taken care of. Higher in the drafting order is not a bad thing at this point. Keep on hoping the Lions lose also. Remember they traded the Vikes a 5th round round pick this year and the Vikes get their 4th rounder next year. I always maintained that this was a 6-7 win team this year and 8 wins would exceed expectations. Rome was not built in a day.
Hey Norse, how the heck are ya? Havent seen you around for quite a while.
We should all be used to this stuff, we get our hopes up only to see them come crashing down.Like(0)Dislike(0)
Good to see you back Norse!
"Winning a championship this year was and is not a realistic goal."
Adrian, Antoine, and Percy never got that memo for some reason.Like(0)Dislike(0)
It takes more than those players superhuman effort to win. It takes a team with quality depth and good coaches to pull it off. Who is the best receiver behind Harvin? Their receiving corps is one of the worst in the league. They don't have a good backup at QB behind Ponder. Little depth at LB and CB. The Carlson signing has been a disaster. They need at least 2 more very good drafts and some quality free agency signings to get there. Then there is the OC play calling which has shown no imagination at all. They are getting better however they still have a lot more to do before you can put them up there as a contender. Every team team has the montra of "winning the championship" at the beginning of the year. The [players are paid to play and some do it just better than others.Like(0)Dislike(0)
Web was so bad in the preseason, Horrible! I don't think he deserves the right to play, Unless the change of pace thing will work. I'd rather see MTB, than Webb.
Webb cant pass but he can make things happen.Like(0)Dislike(0)
Webb SUCKS!!!Like(0)Dislike(0)
How is preseason failure (Webb) any worse than regular season (Ponder) failure? Why is that people, not just you there are plenty of others, that feel Webb doesn't also deserve a chance to play football?
We have yet to see a Joe Webb play quarterback after a full offseason and preseason to prepare to actually play the position. I haven't exactly been kind to Webb in the past, mainly because of his footwork, but I never once saw Webb play with as poor of footwork as Ponder has played these last few.
"Webb SUCKS" is a cop out…Like(0)Dislike(0)


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|Two Japanese Imari porcelain round form dishes measuring 6" diameter x 1 1/4 high. Each dish is decorated in underglaze blue and overglaze polychrome pigments with gilt highlights and features a circular central floral medallion surrounded by six alternating panels, three painted with flowers in a garden and three decorated with birds set against an underglaze blue background with gilt scrolling vine highlights. The exterior circumference is decorated with underglaze blue stylized forms. The dishes appear to date from the late Meiji to Taisho period (circa 1910-1920). Very good overall condition with typical rubbing of the gilt and overglaze pigments. One pin-head sized area of pigment loss is evident at the rim of one dish (see enlargement 7). These dishes are from a Santa Fe collection.


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I feel like I am always bitching about my hubby when I talk about him on my blog. HEY,IT'S MY SPACE, I CAN DO THAT! Today, I will showcase his good side.
Yesterday was the big day of my first epidural steroid injection into my lower lumbar area. I was a little on the nervous side and my hubby (who is gone for a MONTH!) decided to have someone work for him so that he could come home.
He did well with his Mr. Mom title and didn't whine
too much about his duties. He cooked fabulous meals for lunch and dinner, chauffeured the kids to and from their activities, filled the car with gas, and chased me around the house trying to get laid even did the dishes.
This morning, he was up at 4 am and back on the road to work.
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To many sports fans, Shawn Green remains the only recognizable Jewish professional athlete. Green follows a relatively short but impressive line of Jewish baseball stars, one every generation so it seems, kind of like the Jewish seat on the Supreme Court in the pre-Clinton era. For every Louis Brandeis, there was a Hank Greenberg. For every Felix Frankfurter, there was an Al Rosen.
But boxing, that most primal of all sports, was once rife with Jews. In "Barney Ross," a biography of the eponymous 1930s boxing champion, author Douglas Century cites a stunning statistic -- in the 1920s and 1930s, one-third of all professional fighters were Jewish. Given that Jews accounted then for roughly 3 percent of the nation's population, that figure seems almost incomprehensible.
Yet it is true. What African Americans are to present-day basketball, Jews were to boxing in the period between the two World Wars.
Century, whose two previous books dealt with New York's criminal underworld, is also Jewish. The 41-year-old, Canadian-born author said over the phone from New York that he grew up with "a pride in being Jewish" and heard stories from his uncles about the great Jewish boxers of the Depression era.
When Century was about 12, he said, he got his first pair of boxing gloves. He flailed them about as he watched Muhammad Ali's classic fights with Leon Spinks in Ali's waning days as heavyweight champion.
In "Barney Ross," the third book in Schocken and Nextbook's new Jewish Encounters Series -- after Robert Pinsky's "The Life of David" and Dr. Sherwin B. Nuland's "Maimonides" -- Century writes about classic fights from a much earlier era, the famous bouts pitting Ross against Tony Canzoneri and Jimmy McLarnin. Century devotes parts two and three of his slim, highly readable book to the legendary matches involving this troika of fighters, each representing his own immigrant community: one Jewish, one Italian and one Irish.
Century explained that he chose to write about Ross rather than, say, Benny Leonard, who is considered by most boxing scholars as the greatest Jewish fighter of all time, because Ross transcended boxing and Jewishness.
Ross was not only a boxing champion. He was a Marine war hero at Guadalcanal, volunteering for the service at the relatively advanced age of 33 and winning a Silver Star for holding off a platoon of Japanese soldiers, while his fellow Marines lay dying or incapacitated. He ran guns to Israel and tried to set up a Jewish-American brigade to fight in the Middle East at the time of Israel's War of Independence. He went public with a morphine addiction resulting from his war wounds and later, after overcoming his habit, became the poster boy for recovery from addiction. In short, he was both the most overtly Zionist and the most American of all Jewish athletes of that time.
Century has plumbed library archives and combed the Warren Commission report for fascinating testimony from Ross on the subject of childhood mate, Jack Ruby, who, before becoming infamous for shooting Lee Harvey Oswald, grew up with Ross in the Maxwell Street ghetto in Chicago, where they both ran errands for the mob. Century also spent much time interviewing Ross' late brother, George, another prizefighter, who only recently died.
It is clear that Century loves his subject. That fact came through over the phone when he referred to the boxer almost intimately as "Barney," as if the late fighter were a relative or long-lost friend. It also comes through in the text itself, which contains wonderfully lyrical passages.
When discussing Ross' rope-jumping talents, Century writes that Ross was "doing skipping routines so intricate that the jump rope appeared to become a kind of hissing viper."
He refers to Ross' decision to join the Marines as "some jagged riddle resting in that smoke-filled interregnum between his championship reign and the return to America as a decorated war hero."
Though the book features such lapidary strokes, it also seems to have been rushed to print. A good copy editor should have noticed a number of bad misspellings, including the last names of Clifford Odets and Martin Scorsese. Similarly, a good fact checker should have corrected such errors as Mushy Callahan, the junior welterweight champion, being referred to as a welterweight, or Jackie Fields, the welterweight champion, being hailed as champion of the lightweight division.
These mistakes aside, the book will restore the pride of many Jewish boys, who doubtless have no idea that Jews once presided over the lower weight classes of the sweet science.
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In addition to the welcome infusion of Israeli immigrants, Century is comforted knowing that the Marines recently inducted Ross into their sports Hall of Fame and that there is talk of another movie based on Ross' life (the first one, "Monkey on My Back," was released in 1957). Even two recent books written about the Joe Louis-Max Schmeling fights examine the prevalence of Jews as fighters, fight fans and fight managers in the Depression.
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In a healthy individual, a normal platelet count ranges from 150,000 and 450,000 per mm³ (or microlitre) (150–450 x 109/L). These limits, however, are determined by the 2.5th lower and upper percentile, and a deviation does not necessary imply any form of disease. Nevertheless, counts over 750,000 (and especially over a million) are considered serious enough to warrant investigation and intervention.
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