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Feb 4, 2012 at 11:14 am #1285167
I thought about considering the Verto–to see if I can get a better fit than the Houdini. Does anyone know how the two compare in terms of breathability and abrasion resistance?
rhzFeb 4, 2012 at 2:26 pm #1834466
Dan SmithMember
The Verto is much lighter material and looks like a colored trash bag. I would not consider this more abrasion resistant than the Houdini.
Here's a real world review of the verto by Stick to give you an idea of fitment.
http://sticksblog.com/clothing/jackets/the-north-face-verto-wind-jacket/Feb 4, 2012 at 2:33 pm #1834473
Considering the money you are spending… seriously, if you can't tell which one (if any) is the real winner for you… then I highly recommend that you choose a shop that sells both and get them both — and maybe even in different sizes. Bet you can get them for free shipping. And once you try them all on, you can simply return the rest for a full refund. Your return postage should be minimal, given how light these jackets are. So, ask by all means, of course, but don't let the very minimal cost of return mailing stop you from getting the one that truly fits you.
No experience with TNF, but I LOVE my Houdini jacket. It's the most breathable wind jacket I've ever tried (e.g. various other ones from Marmot, Golite, Columbia, etc.).Feb 4, 2012 at 8:02 pm #1834619
Hey Ben,
Yeah, I know I'd have to order the Verto to see if it fits. I was asking more about durability and breathability. The Houdini seems like a nice jacket and I've read great reviews about it. My only concern is that it's cut a bit tighter than I'm used to under the arms. It doesn't dig into my underarms though (If it did, I'd send it back without thinking). When I've had regular hiking shirts in the past that were cut close in the underarm, I'd sweat more. Not sure if that would be the case with this also.
rhzFeb 4, 2012 at 8:04 pm #1834620
You probably know by now that you ought to size up for the Houdini. What's your height and weight?Feb 4, 2012 at 9:53 pm #1834663
Joe ClementBPL Member
@skinewmexicoLocale: Southwest
Wore my new Houdini under my bike jersey this morning, since it was 43 and about a 20mph wind when we started. Worked great. Sorry, off topic, I know. Had to brag a little.Feb 4, 2012 at 10:01 pm #1834668
Steven ParisBPL Member
@saparisorLocale: Pacific Northwest
Another great wind jacket to look at is the Rab Cirrus, on sale at Prolitegear.com for $88.00:
I can't say how it compares to the Houdini fit, but it gives you another high-quality option.Feb 5, 2012 at 7:08 am #1834740
Bryan ReddMember
I see the Rab Cirrus is made of Pertex® Quantum 15D mini ripstop.
As regards breathability, anyone know how it compares to the Houdini?
Cheers,Feb 5, 2012 at 8:21 am #1834760
Dan SmithMember
If you wear a L, order an XL in the Cirrus. This jacket runs small…Feb 5, 2012 at 8:33 am #1834764
Ben: At 5'10"/150lbs the medium is a perfect fit aside from under the arms when wearing a thin synthetic baselayer with a thicker merino layer. The large is baggy on me under such conditions.
However, if I include my WM Flash jacket, the medium is a bit tight.
Most of the time, I'd use my windshirt while stopping on the trail, without the Flash jacket. I suppose if I wanted to wear both, I could layer the medium Houdini under the Flash jacket.
rhz.Feb 5, 2012 at 8:53 am #1834778
eric chanBPL Member
Whatever is more breathable …
A windshirt is useless if it aint breathable …
Test it in the storeFeb 5, 2012 at 8:56 am #1834780
Dale WambaughBPL Member
@dwambaughLocale: Pacific Northwest
I did a test drive of the Verto at REI and found it sweaty. Pry my Houdini from my cold dead fingers :)Feb 5, 2012 at 9:06 am #1834789
"Ben: At 5'10"/150lbs the medium is a perfect fit aside from under the arms when wearing a thin synthetic baselayer with a thicker merino layer. The large is baggy on me under such conditions."
A shell jacket is supposed to be a bit 'baggy' — and not too form fitting! I'm 5'9", 145 lbs. and I started with the Medium. The jacket was fine when worn over a tee shirt. However, when worn with a very light weight insulation jacket underneath (the MontBell UL Down Inner), the Houdini was practically hugging me — which compromised the insulation jacket!
I actually sold the Medium and got a Large instead. Yes, it is less form fitting on its own — but not overly so. And just right with an insulation layer underneath. You should get a Large.
Below is me wearing the Houdini Medium with Montbell insulation jacket underneath. The Houdini was constricting the MontBell at the torso (and also a bit short at the waist):Feb 5, 2012 at 9:38 am #1834802
Mark PrimackBPL Member
@bufaLocale: Cape Cod and Northern Newfoundland
I've had both a Houdini and Verto for over a year. In real world hiking up steep slopes, I really can't tell the difference in the breathability, and I also use both for aggressive bike riding which inevitably means working up a heavy sweat. The Houdini is a nicer shell, more versatile, and a much better hood. Nonetheless, when backpacking, I always reach for the Verto, it being significantly lighter and significantly more compact when in the pack. (I think that the Stoic wind jacket is very similar to the Verto) Same on the bike: I can wear the Verto, then when I warm up it stuffs into my limited hydration pack pockets, whereas the Houdini doesn't without being half out and flapping around. On the other hand, for day hiking I take the Houdini. Meanwhile, my 10 or 12 year old original Pertex wind jacket, which weighs 11 oz. vrs. 3 for the Verto and 5.7 for the Houdini(all XL) is easily the most breathable, has velcro closures on the cuffs and a real drawstring for the hood, not to mention hand pockets. Also worth mentioning that all three wind shirts are not for any rainy conditions other the than the briefest downpour–they sure ain't rain jackets IMHO.Feb 5, 2012 at 10:46 am #1834832
Hi Ben,
Yeah, the medium layered over the Flash jacket looks kind of like the picture. The large just seems huge w/o the Flash–hence the dilemma. Is the effectiveness of the windshirt compromised if it is layered _underneath_ a puffy?
Thanks again,
rhzFeb 5, 2012 at 10:51 am #1834834
Some subjectivity here, but I really don't see it as 'huge' at all. It's fine to me — and I'm slightly shorter and smaller than you. People expect a shell jacket not to be form fitting. And in the outdoors certainly, function trumps fashion.
To me, wearing the puffy on the outside is less efficient. An exposed puffy is more exposed to the cold outside — and potentially to moisture as well — as in a light drizzle.
If you are that worried about looks, wear the thing, take and post a photo of yourself — and folks here can give their opinion. :)Feb 5, 2012 at 11:34 am #1834842
Martin RJ CarpenterMember
Of course very possible that it might just not fit quite right in any size.
I've not tried them next to each other but I'd say that the hooded Cirrus/Houdini are ball park in terms of fit. Although with neither even close to fitting my arms right I might have missed the odd difference elsewhere :)
Whats slightly odd is that the cut on the non hooded cirrus is very different – much longer arms for one thing. Seems fine performance wise.Feb 5, 2012 at 1:06 pm #1834876
Christopher YiSpectator
@traumaheadLocale: Cen Cal
I found my medium Houdini a bit baggy and thought about switching to a small. I'm 5'8" and 175lbs. It fits perfect over my Rab Microlight Alpine and an older Montbell Down Inner jacket. Maybe they changed the cut over the years? And the Pertex Microlight is already windproof as is, so I wouldn't wear a windshirt with the Rab.Feb 6, 2012 at 8:34 am #1835208
The large Houdini is just too big. The sleeves fall beneath the tips of my fingers. The medium seems better, but not perfect. I'll probably order the Verto to compare.
Thanks again,
rhzFeb 6, 2012 at 9:55 am #1835250
Steofan MBPL Member
@simauliusLocale: Bohemian Alps
I've tried the Verto jacket on and REALLY like it! The best way to check for fit is by going to the North Face website and look at the sizing on the Verto page. The measurements that they give are dead-on, so you can measure what you plan to wear under your new Verto and order the right size.
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Blu Rose here, beginning her writing for Kingdom Hearts once more! To get her in the mood for writing Kingdom Hearts: Twilight Heart and Way to the Dawn, Blu has decided to write a little to get the inspiration and motivation pumping. Before anyone says it: yes, I know New Years is long gone. Just roll with it, would ya?
Disclaimer: If Blu Rose owned Kingdom Hearts, Naminé and Roxas would've been their own people in the end. But she doesn't, so they aren't, so there.
He shut the door behind him and locked the door. 'I hate…spending New Year's with my family,' Riku thought with disdain as he began to wipe away the lipstick his great aunt left behind on his cheek. It was just one of the things he had to go through. At least his aunt's kisses weren't as bad his uncle's boring stories about his job abroad and his step cousin staring at him with lovey-dovey eyes.
'What I wouldn't give to be with Naminé right about now…' "Ugh…!" Riku turned around and pressed his back against the door, trying to ease the headache out from his mind. It was then that he noticed his three younger cousins playing video games.
"Hey," Yazoo said, waving nonchalantly while he kept his eyes on the screen and kept dealing blows to his brother's character.
"Stop spamming that attack!" Loz whined as he pressed buttons on the controller furiously. "You keep using it to dodge and then I can't hit you!"
"That's how the game is played, stupid."
Kadaj, the youngest of the tree, looked over his shoulder to stare at his older cousin. To tell the truth, Riku didn't like them much. Actually, he never really talked to any of them. He was too freaked out by how Kadaj and Yazoo looked so much like Uncle Sephiroth that he naturally assumed they were the same. Loz, on the other hand, was just a crybaby.
"If you're looking for sanctuary, try the bathroom. This room's taken." Kadaj made a shooing gesture with his hand and frowned. "Go on! Get! And you better lock the door and your way out!"
Not wanting to argue with a 9-year old, no matter how intelligent he might be, Riku left the room, not bothering to lock the door, and snuck towards the closest thing to sanctuary in the house. The bathroom.
As soon as he got into the bathroom, he pulled out his cellphone and scanned the address book until he found a name. He pressed the name and speed dialed the person, locking the door with his free hand. After hearing the familiar Sanctuary ringtone, a voice spoke up,
"Hello?" The sound of her voice was a wonderful thing to hear. Even if it was just over the phone.
"Hey, good looking. Where are you on this fine night?" He said with a smile.
"Riku! I was wondering when you'd call… How is it up there?"
The silver-haired teen leaned back against the wall. "What do you think? When my parents aren't praising my school grades, my aunts practically mark me with their lipstick, my uncles slap me on the back, and Uncle Sephiroth might be off his medication because he was talking to my dead Grandma Jenova about my bratty cousin Kadaj. It's hell." He slid down to the floor, groaning.
"It can't be that bad…"
"It is that bad. I wish I was home…with you. What're you up to, anyway?"
"Oh, I'm at home, watching movies…"
"Uh-huh. And what're you wearing?" He smirked when he heard her drop the bowl of popcorn and gasp in shock.
"R-riku! Don't say things like that where your family can hear you!"
"Relax, I'm in the bathroom. Everybody else is getting drunk and playing charades." The silver-haired teen heard Naminé give a sigh of relief. "So, what're you wearing? Come on, tell me. I need stimulation to stop me from dying of boredom up here!"
"Well, if you must know, I'm wearing in my nightie."
"Is it that cute little two-piece with the black shirt and the red shorts with the little moogles on them?"
"Have you been looking through my drawers again?!"
"What? I was curious…"
"Hmph!" He could just imagine her pouting cutely right in front of him. "Just for that, I won't give you your present when you get back."
Riku stifled a laugh. "Awww, come on! What do you want me to do: describe my underwear to you?"
"You wanna know if I wear boxers or briefs?"
"St-stop it!!"
"That's not funny!"
"It's funny to me."
"It…it's almost the New Year. Shouldn't you be with your family?"
"Nah… I'd rather be with you," Riku said, tapping the porcelain tile floor. "You don't bore me."
"Come on…! It's no fun celebrating with someone over the phone!" Naminé whined.
The silver-haired teen checked his watch. "One minute until midnight…"
"Seriously, don't you have someone else over there to spend time with? In person?"
"I already told you: you don't bore me. And the only reason I'm not bugging Sora is because I know he's out with Kairi somewhere, those lovebirds… 'Sides, don't you like talking to me?"
"I-I do! I just don't see why…"
Riku arched an eyebrow. "You don't know?"
"Know what?"
He smirked, shaking his head. "You're as bad as Sora…"
"It's part of my New Year's Resolution. There's something I gotta tell you."
"Oh? What is it?"
"Wait for it…" Riku spoke as he held up a finger, as if waiting for something.
Outside in the living room, he could hear his relatives counting down. "3! 2! 1!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!"
"I love you, Naminé."
Cliffhanger!! Why? Because I can. Decide for yourselves what happens afterwards. I hope you enjoyed this fic enough to review and tell me what you think!
P.S.: Namiku 4 Ever!!

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Modern art from 1900-World War I (Fauvism, Picasso, Cubism, The Bridge, German Expressionism, Futurism, Suprematism, and Dada)
Matisse, Portrait of Madame Matisse, 1913, Fauvism
Vlaminck, Portrait of Derain, 1906, The Fauvism
Matisse, The Open Window, 1905, Fauvism
Matisse, The Joy of Life (Le Bonheur de vivre), 1905-06, Fauvism
Matisse, Blue Nude, 1906, Fauvism
Kirchner, Bathers at Moritzburg, 1909, The Bridge
Kirchner, Bathers in a Room, 1909-10, The Bridge
Kirchner, Self-Portrait with Model, 1910, The Bridge
Kirchner, Street, Berlin, 1913, The Bridge
Kollwitz, Death, Woman, and Child, 1910, Independent German Expressionist
Kandinsky, Study for Composition 2, 1910, Blue Rider
Picasso, Ma Jolie, 1911-12, Analytic Cubism
Malevich, Black Quadrilateral, 1913-15, Suprematism
Arp, Before My Birth, 1914, Dada
Grosz, Germany: A Winter's Tale, 1918, Dada
Grosz, Victim of Society, 1919, Dada
Dix, Match Seller, 1920, Dada
Modersohn-Becker, Self-Portrait on Her Sixth Wedding Anniversary, 1906, German Expressionist
Modersohn-Becker, Self-Portrait with Amber Necklace, 1906, Independent German Expressionist
Munter, Alexei Jawlensky and Marianne von Werefkin, 1908-09, the Bridge
Kandinsky, Improvisation No. 30, 1913, Blue Rider
Picasso, Family of Saltimbanques, 1905, Rose Period
Picasso, Portrait of Gertrude Stein, 1905-06, Iberian Period
Picasso, Les Desmoiselles d'Avignon, 1907, Proto-Cubism
Braque, The Portuguese, 1911, Analytic Cubism
Braque, Fruit Dish and Glass, 1912, Synthetic Cubism
Picasso, Still Life with Chair Caning, 1912, Synthetic Cubism
Picasso, Guitar, Sheet Music, and Wine Glass, 1912, Synthetic Cubism
Picasso, Maquette for Guitar, 1912, Cubist Sculpture
Severini, Dynamic Hieroglyph of the Bal Taberin, 1912, Futurism
Balla, Street Lamp: Study of Light, 1909, Futurism
Balla, Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash, 1912, Futurism
Boccioni, Table + Bottle + House, 1912, Futurism
Boccioni, Development of a Bottle in Space, 1912, Futurism
Boccioni, Unique Forms of Continuity into Space, 1913, Futurism
Hugo Ball reciting poem Karawane at the Caberet Voltaire, 1916, Dada
Arp, Arrangement According to the Laws of Chance, 1917-18, Dada
Hoch, Cut With the Kitchen Knife, 1919, Dada
Stieglitz, The Steerage, 1907, Photo-Successionist
Picabia, Ici, c'est ici Stieglitz, 1915, Dada
Duchamp, Bicycle Wheel, replica of 1913 original, Dada
Duchamp, Fountain, 1917 (Photograph by Stieglitz), Dada
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|Peter Chiarelli: Bruins' acquisition of Jaromir Jagr similar to that of Mark Recchi
|04.02.13 at 6:41 pm ET
Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli met with the media shortly before Tuesday night's game against the Senators to discuss the team's acquisition of Jaromir Jagr. The Bruins sent Lane MacDermid, the rights to 2012 fifth-rounder Cody Payne and a conditional second-round pick to the Stars in exchange for the 41-year-old.
"He's a terrific player who's won some Cups and has been a superstar player," Chiarelli said. "I liken it a little to — and I told Jaromir this, too — the addition of Mark Recchi. You don't have to be the guy, but you're an important piece and you can band together with your teammates. You've got the experience, you've got a certain skillset, size or whatever you want to call it that will benefit the rest of the group. But really, you've won, you have experience and you want to win still. That was an important question and he was very receptive to that."
Chiarelli said the Bruins had scouted Jagr since he returned to the NHL, but never pursued him in free agency over the last two years. They expressed interest in trading for Jagr earlier in the season, but didn't know whether the Stars would make him available. Despite the uncertainty, Chiarelli said that the teams were able to put together "ground work" for a deal, which made it easy to complete after the Stars made it known Monday night that Jagr was available. The teams wrapped up the deal Tuesday morning.
This season, Jagr has 14 goals and 12 assists for 26 points. He figures to fit in on the right wing of either David Krejci's line or the third line with Rich Peverley.
"I do know the options, but well have to see how he fits in," he said. "Obviously there's a need on the third line, but he's got a higher line pedigree. What I said to Jaromir was that we pride ourselves on four strong lines. He's an important part, but not the part to success, so he could be on the third. There are times when our fourth line has been our third line and vice versa, so it depends on who's going, but we try to even it out, and he seemed very receptive to that."
For more on the Bruins, visit weei.com/bruins.
|Bruins trade for Jaromir Jagr
|at 1:11 pm ET
The Bruins acquired Stars right winger Jaromir Jagr Tuesday for a draft pick and two minor prospects. The trade is the first Boston has made this season and it comes a day prior to Wednesday's 3 p.m. trade deadline. The story was first reported by Czech reporter Roman Jedlicka.
In exchange for Jagr, the Bruins will send a conditional second-round pick and young players Lane MacDermid and Cody Payne to Dallas. If the Bruins reach the Eastern Conference finals, the pick becomes a first-rounder.
Jagr, 41, has 14 goals and 12 assists for 26 points in 34 games this season for Dallas. He had 19 goals and 35 assists for 54 points in 73 games last season for the Flyers after spending the previous three seasons in the KHL.
MacDermid, an enforcer, has been up with the Bruins all season but has been a healthy scratch for all but three games thus far. He was not on the ice for Tuesday's morning skate, with Claude Julien saying it was because he was dealing with a minor injury. Payne was a fifth-round pick of the Bruins in 2012 and is currently playing for the Plymouth Whalers of the OHL. In 66 regular-season games for Plymouth this season, Payne had 21 goals and 24 assists for 45 points.
Prior to the trade, Bruins center David Krejci was asked multiple times about growing up a fan of Jagr, as both hail from what was Czechoslovakia. Now, Krejci could be Jagr's linemate.
"Obviously, he was the best for a long time," Krejci said. "He's still one of the best right now. It's good to see him still do well at his age. I had posters of him when I was a kid. He was my hockey idol."
For more on the Bruins, visit weei.com/bruins.
|Is Jaromir Jagr a fit for Bruins?
|at 12:40 pm ET
David Krejci was asked about Jaromir Jagr at least three times Tuesday morning.
When asked if he grew up idolizing his fellow conuntryman, Krejci responded, "Yes." He didn't elaborate. Then he was asked about Jagr again maybe 30 seconds later.
"I don't know why everybody's asking me that," Krejci said. "Is he traded here?"
No, but he could be, according to this tweet. [UPDATE: Jagr has reportedly been traded to the Bruins].
Told the Dallas Stars have decided to trade Jaromir Jagr. My sense is Boston leads the list of front-runners
' Pierre LeBrun (@Real_ESPNLeBrun) April 2, 2013
Krejci said he didn't want to think about potential trades, saying that he needs to be focusing on trying to help the Bruins get points. Eventually, he finally shed some light on the 41-year-old winger.
"Obviously, he was the best for a long time," Krejci said. "He's still one of the best right now. It's good to see him still do well at his age. I had posters of him when I was a kid. He was my hockey idol, and that's all I've got."
A potential fit in Boston would be interesting for Jagr. In 34 games this season, he was 14 goals and 12 assists for 26 points, so he can obviously still score. He would be a big help to Boston's power play, which currently ranks 24th in the league with a 15.2 percent success rate.
The question is how the rest of Jagr's game would fit in with the Bruins. He isn't exactly known for his backchecking, and in Claude Julien's defense-first system, that wouldn't exactly fly. Still, the Bruins need to add some offensive pop after missing out on the real prize of this trade deadline in Jarome Iginla.
So while he isn't the greatest fit for the B's, they may not have many other options for top goal-scorers. He's on a one-year deal and would be a rental player, so the asking price from Dallas needs to be taken into consideration. If Peter Chiarelli can get it done without giving up a significant prospect or a first-round pick, it might be worth it to pull the trigger, but by no means should the Bruins general manager take the package from the failed Iginla trade (Alexander Khokhlachev, Matt Bartkowski and a first-round pick) and offer it to Dallas for Jagr.
|Breakdown of possible Bruins trade targets: Jaromir Jagr, Ryane Clowe, Mark Streit, etc.
|03.29.13 at 2:01 pm ET
With Jarome Iginla off the market, the Bruins still are hoping to bring in an impact player before the April 3 trade deadline, likely a defenseman to bolster their depth there or a top-nine forward. Here's a look at who they may be considering.
Martin St. Louis, F, Lightning
Despite having the third- and fourth-highest scorers in the league, Tampa Bay is outside the playoff picture looking in right now, and consequently, rumors have swirled about a possible St. Louis trade. St. Louis, 37, has eight goals and 34 assists this year in 33 games, and his 42 points are good for fourth in the league behind Steven Stamkos.
Tampa GM Steve Yzerman told ESPN.com's Pierre LeBrun Friday that St. Louis will not be traded. With Iginla off the market, though, many see St. Louis as second prize, another forward who's past his prime but can clearly still make a significant impact. He is signed through next season with a $5.625 million cap hit and a no-trade clause.
Here's a look at St. Louis scoring a hat trick in his 900th career game, against the Devils on Feb. 4, 2012.
Jaromir Jagr, F, Stars
Plenty of teams would love to bring in Jagr at the deadline for a playoff run, but the Stars reportedly would like to re-sign him. Jagr's 25 points (14 goals and 11 assists) are a team high, and he's making $4.55 million on his current one-year deal.
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"I think they believe, the way they are constructed right now, they feel they have the potential to win, but I think there's a lot of question marks," Pederson said. "They need to get their offense going. They need to get their power play going."
Pederson said the Bruins could be justified in giving up Malcolm Subban, another highly regarded prospect and a draft pick for Iginla if they're confident they can sign Iginla to a multi-year deal. He also brought up Martin St. Louis as a possible trade target for the Bruins.
"I think he's got a lot more to give and he would probably like to win another Cup," Pederson said of St. Louis. "I just love his game, and I think the Bruins' fans do as well. He can play all three positions. He may be small in stature, but as we have seen, he is a guy that gives it. He's got great intensity. He brings offense. He makes your power play better. I think he would love to play in this system with this team. And they're in the selling mode. That's another name to me that's very intriguing. [Compared to Iginla] I think the price with St. Louis would be a little bit more."
Whether or not the Bruins deal for one of the bigger names on the market, Pederson said he thinks GM Peter Chiarelli will either do something to bolster the top six forwards or add depth to the defense, or both.
"I think they're going to make a deal," he said. "[Adam] McQuaid's injury puts you in a tough position. Chris Kelly, you don't know how he's going to come back from that injury '¦ The other thing we have to remember is, this is the first time since the last collective bargaining agreement that next year's salary cap is going lower. If you're a seller, you may be better off now making a deal now than waiting for the summertime when everybody has to do it."


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Senior Nik Robson scored his first goal as a Lobo in the 57th minute and James Rogers tacked on an insurance goal in the 79th minute to lead New Mexico over future C-USA foe No. 25 Alabama-Birmingham 2-0 Friday night.
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UNM volleyball sweep Sheraton Airport/Comcast Lobo Invitational
The UNM volleyball team improved to 10-1 on the season by sweeping all three of their matches in last weekend's Shearton Airport/Comcast Lobo Invitational.
The Lobos def. Georgia Southern 3-2 on Friday night before defeating sweeping the University of Portland 3-0 on Saturday and finishing up with a hard-fought 3-2 victory over UC-Santa Barbara Saturday afternoon.
Coach Jeff Nelson earned a landmark 100th victory against Georgia Southern.
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Montoya scored the game winner in the 39th minute off a rebound from a hard shot by Elba Olguin. Montoya then gave UNM some insurance in the 80th minute on a free kick from 30 yards out.
On Sunday, No. 24 Florida erased a 2-1 deficit after a 45-minute delay due to lightning to take a 3-2 win over the Lobos. Montoya started the scoring in the 20th minute off a turnover. The Lady Gators equalized in the 49th minute but New Mexico managed to take the lead back on a Stepahine Rowe goal in the 56th.
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UNM (3-4-1) hosts in-state rivals NMSU on Sunday at 4 p.m. at the UNM Soccer Complex.
UNM men and women golf teams finish 5th in respective tournaments
In Wayzata, Minn., the 18th-ranked New Mexico men's golf team fought the elements to shoot a 22-over 310 on Monday to slipped one spot to a fifth-place finish among the 15 teams after Monday's final round of The Gopher Invitational.
The Lobos UNM posted a 31-over 895 (304-281-310) and finished 33 strokes behind tournament winner No. 2 California (274-290-298=862). The Golden Bears were the only team under par at 2 under.
UNM sophomore Victor Perez was the highest finisher for UNM, finishing in sixth place at 3-over. He posted scores of 73, 68 and 78.
In Fort Collins, Colo. New Mexico junior Manon De Roey won her first collegiate tournament today and set a school record in the process shooting a total of 207 (69-68-70) at the Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic – the lowest 54-hole total by a UNM women's golfer as UNM finished fifth overall.
The previous record was 208 held by former All-American Jodi Ewart at the 2009 Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational at the UNM Championship Course.
De Roey finished at 9 under, the third best score by a Lobo in relation to par. Ewart was 11 under at the 2009 McGuire while Caroline Keggi finished 10 under at the 1986 Roadrunner Invitational at the New Mexico State University course in Las Cruces.
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Town launched a tremendous second-half comeback to recover from being two goals to beat visitors Yeovil this afternoon, with big Jamie McCombe netting an impressive brace along the way.
Early first half goals from Dean Bowditch and Paul Huntington had stunned the Town faithful into silence, but Scott Arfield started Town's fight-back within the first four minutes of the second period before the giant defender netted a quick-fire brace - with Gary Roberts completing the scoring with a penalty.
Former Glover Lee Peltier, who had returned to the starting line-up on the afternoon after missing the last game at Leyton Orient due to a family bereavement, showed good alertness inside the third minute to head away a dangerous left wing cross from Andy Welsh.
The visitors started well and striker Dean Bowditch managed to get goal side of the Town defence to reach a through pass, but his path to goal was brilliantly stopped by skipper Peter Clarke who took the ball cleanly with a well judged sliding tackle.
GOAL - Yeovil then took the lead inside the ninth minute to capitalise on their positive start, with Dean Bowditch netting a volley from fifteen yards out. The Glovers worked the ball out to the right side where Captain Craig Alcock sent in a cross and when the ball skimmed the head of Graham Carey it diverted perfectly into the path of the striker, who coolly volleyed home past the stricken Alex Smithies.
Town fought back well after the opening goal and went close in the 13th minute through a well constructed move down the left. Kay worked the ball out to the flank, where Carey found the overlapping Peltier; he turned past full back Alcock before sending a fierce cross into the box that 'keeper Henderson pushed into the air, and although Damien Johnson got to the rebound defender Virgo cleared to safety.
A minute later left winger Carey cut infield and tried his luck with his right foot, but the ball arrowed straight into the waiting hands of the 'keeper.
GOAL - Town fell further behind on the quarter hour mark when big defender Paul Huntington scored from a set-piece. When Scott Arfield brought down Andy Welsh on the Town right, midfielder Gavin Williams stepped up to curl the ball towards the back post where the defender ghosted in and volleyed the ball past Smithies from close range.
BOOKED - Huntington got booked by referee Foster following the Yeovil celebrations for kicking the ball away.
Town looked to have scored a quick-fire response in the 19th minute after Arfield did brilliantly down the right; his run took him from halfway to the by-line and past two Yeovil players, but when he fired the ball across the face of goal a touch from Alan Lee managed to take the ball away from goal rather than towards it!
Lee Clark switched his players around a minute later with Carey reverting to left back, Peltier to the right and Scott Arfield to the right wing.
The dangerous Gavin Williams smashed a 25-yard free kick towards goal in the next minute after Peltier handballed, but Smithies was well behind the ball and gathered it in at the second attempt.
Yeovil were getting plenty of men behind the ball after taking a two goal lead, giving the Terriers some difficulty in breaking them down - and the away side looked dangerous on the counter-attack. It took a brilliant block from Clarke to deny Bowditch another shooting chance in the 28th minute.
At the other end, Clarke headed Carey's right-sided corner well over the bar on the stroke of the half hour.
Damien Johnson was showing good drive on the ball and looked the most likely to create a good chance, but a couple of his crosses were dealt with well by Virgo and Huntington. Lee Novak then tried his luck from long range, but the ball flew over the crossbar.
A Yeovil defender did well to deflect McCombe's 38th minute header over the bar after Carey delivered a typically dangerous free-kick into the box.
Yeovil custodian Henderson then had to claw a deep Roberts cross to safety a minute later and although McCombe managed to scoop the ball back towards the penalty area, it was eventually cleared to safety.
Scott Arfield had the last shot of the first half, sending a 25-yard drive wide of the 'keeper's right-hand post in added time.
SUB - Town made a substitution during the interval, with Joey Gudjonsson replacing Antony Kay in central midfield.
BOOKING - Yeovil skipper Craig Alcock was booked in the 49th minute for upending Graham Carey down the left flank.
GOAL - From Carey's free kick, the Terriers gave themselves a chance with a 49th minute goal from Scott Arfield. The free-kick ricocheted around the Glovers area and fell to the Scotsman on the edge of the box, who confidently stepped up and smashed the ball into the far corner with the outside of his favoured right boot. Fresh from his first Town goal at Orient last weekend, it was an impressive finish.
Town were buoyed by the goal and went very close to a second just two minutes later. Arfield broke free down the right flank and drove towards the dead ball line before firing the ball across the face of goal for Alan Lee to turn home - but amazingly Henderson got down to block the close range shot as Town fans were ready to celebrate.
Peltier soon smashed a left-foot shot straight at Henderson before Johnson screwed a 25-yard drive wide of the far post as Town continued to press.
Town looked to have a certain penalty shout turned down in the 56th minute when Arfield poked the ball forward in the area - the ball looked to strike the hand of the diving defender, but despite being well positioned the referee turned down the massive appeals from the Town team.
Henderson did well to punch away Carey's superb free-kick into the box in the 57th minute as the Terriers made more of the running.
SUB - Yeovil introduced Luke Ayling to the game a minute later; he replaced Andy Welsh.
BOOKING - Graham Carey was shown Town's first yellow card on the hour mark for tripping a Yeovil player in the centre circle.
Town hit the crossbar barely a minute later through striker Alan Lee. Gary Roberts did excellently down the left, turning Alcock inside out after picking up a low forward pass from Carey; he then stood up a cross that big striker Lee ran onto, but his powerful header hit the woodwork with the 'keeper stranded. The ball dropped to the edge of the area, but Johnson couldn't keep his follow-up well.
GOAL - Town finally equalised in the 66th minute through giant defender Jamie McCombe. Carey andRoberts worked a clever free-kick in the right hand corner after Novak had drawn a foul and when 'Robbo' sent the ball into the box, McCombe towered above his marker at the near post and powered a header into the far corner.
SUB - Lee Clark introduced Jordan Rhodes in the same minute; he replaced Alan Lee.
BOOKING - Owain Tudur Jones was booked in the 68th minute for tripping Rhodes after he had left him for dead with a clever turn.
GOAL - The comeback was complete a minute later when Jamie McCombe scored a tremendous Town third - his second in as many minutes. From the free-kick that Town earned down the left, Lee Novak flicked on the ball on the edge of the box where the defender held off a Yeovil player before turning towards goal and sending a superb low shot past the 'keeper's right side to put his side ahead.
The game was flowing at a tremendous pace and Town earned a penalty in the 75th minute when Arfield's pass into the area was handled by a Yeovil man.
GOAL - Up stepped the ever reliable Gary Roberts to send the goalkeeper the wrong way and extend Town's lead to two goals.
SUB - Yeovil replaced midfielder Tudur Jones with striker Luke Freeman in the same minute.
A flowing passing move, consisting of around twenty passes and flowing all the way across the pitch, ended with Peltier firing another dangerous cross across the face of goal but Novak put the ball over under heavy pressure from two defenders and the goalkeeper.
BOOKING - Lee Peltier was booked in the 85th minute for a cynical trip on left back Nathan Smith.
SUB - Town were forced into a third substitution in the 89th minute due to an injury sustained by Graham Carey due to a challenge by Bowditch; his replacement was Liam Ridehalgh.
Smithies showed great hands to hold onto Bowditch's 90th minute free kick.
SUB - Yeovil made their final change in added time, with Ed Upson replacing Gavin Williams.
Town's Team (4-4-2):
Alex Smithies; Lee Peltier, Peter Clarke (c), Jamie McCombe, Scott Arfield; Graham Carey (Liam Ridehalgh 89), Antony Kay (Joey Gudjonsson 46), Damien Johnson, Gary Roberts; Alan Lee (Jordan Rhodes 67), Lee Novak
Unused Subs: Ian Bennett, Joe Garner, Anthony Pilkington, Lee Croft
Town Bookings: Graham Carey (60), Lee Peltier (85)
Yeovil Bookings: Paul Huntington (16), Craig Alcock (49), Owain Tudur Jones (68)
Gate: 13,479
Away: 165


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"Cheers Jordan!" I shouted, as he drove off. He'd just dropped me off home, and the tour was finally over. I'd forgotten how bloody cold Manchester was. I fumbled about with my key for a second, and finally stumbled in, the warmth engulfed me. Home at last. I closed the door and set my bass down, and ambled into the kitchen to put the kettle on, then remembered I'd been on tour half the year and had no sodding food in. Well done.
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"Hey Rose, calm down, I'm fine. Sammi and the rest cornered me by the lockers. I swear it was about that debate we did. She wasn't pleased, and she wouldn't let me go, so I missed the bus and had to walk home. That's why I was late."
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Rose said bye and hung up. Avye was still laughing to herself.
The next morning, Avye arrived at school and was just filling in her homework planner when someone wrapped their hands around her eyes.
"Guess who?!" Rose put on an amazingly accurate impression of Sammi, then succumbed to fits of giggles and let go of Avye's face. Avye turned in her chair, and smiled at the girl bouncing into the chair beside her. Rose had changed so much since Reception. Now, her hair was cut very short, but still had the auburn shine to it that it had aged 5. She had rosie cheeks and was short but skinny, like a little elf. Avye couldn't help but smile whenever she smiled.
Straight after break, all of Avye and Rose's form had PE. Rose hated PE, and so Avye always lagged behind to stay with her, but really, she could do better. All the other girls were warming up on the running track when Sammi came jogging out onto the field, hair plaited chicely over one shoulder. Avye looked down at her own hair, messily scraped into a high ponytail. She sighed. Sammi reached them and smiled around at the boys on the football pitch.
"I can't believe we're doing running today!" she gushed to anyone who was listening "I hate to brag, but I do love running!" she shrugged, and looked around modestly. Ignore her, Avye told herself, just ignore her. When the teacher arrived and told the girls which course they would be running, Sammi set off immediately and streaked ahead of everyone else with ease and grace. Avye tried to ignore her, but couldn't help but watch her practically jog ahead of anyone else as she poodled along next to Rose.
"That's it. I'm sorry, Rose, but I'm going to get her." Avye looked around at Rose, who frowned, then nodded. Avye sped up. Within seconds, she had caught up with Sammi. Sammi turned her head, shocked, and frowned. Then she flicked her hair and put on a burst of speed. Avye followed her, determined now to beat Sammi for once.
The next 4 1/2 miles went in much the same way. Sammi led for a bit, then Avye caught up with her. By the time the school was in sight again, both Avye and Sammi were sprinting. Maybe Avye had just got ahead of Sammi, becuase suddenly, Sammi snarled "No. You. Don't." and stuck out her foot.
Avye tumbled, practically did a roll, and by the time she had made her way back to the teacher, Sammi was simpering at the guys playing football and stretching her legs. As Avye staggered over to her, she smiled and flicked her hair.
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WHAT start to the Festival! Day one couldn't have been more dramatic and were it not for Annie Power falling at the last the bookies would've been crying in to their cornflakes this morning. As it was they're still licking their wounds as most punters ended up on top so the bookies will be aiming to claw back some money from us punters today.
Make sure you make the most of all the promotions on offer for today. I've pulled together the best ones I can find.
First Race Money Back at Skybet
Skybet are running this promo every day of the Festival. Place a bet in the first race and if it loses they'll give you your money back up to £25. Easy. And it's open to all customers.
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Ruby Refund
Get your money back, up to £25, if your horse finishes second to Ruby Walsh on any race at the Festival with Betfred.
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Cashback if your horse finished 2nd to any SP favourite on a Channel 4 race
Boylesports will give you your stake back if your horse is 2nd today. It only covers races that are on Channel 4 but it's a nice insurance policy.
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Sprinter Sacre at 9/2 with Coral for existing customers
This one might not last long as it's been hugely popular say Coral. Best priced at 4/1 currently you can get an extra half point at Coral. Could make all the difference. This offer is open to all Coral customers so if you've already got a Coral account get on over there.
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Back any single winner at 4/1 or more on a race televised live on Channel 4 and you can have a risk free bet to the same stake on the next live Channel 4 race at Bet365.
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This video is the second of three short videos showcasing the dramatic changes in Alaska's marine ecosystems. The video highlights the marine mammals and birds and how they depend on Arctic sea ice, as well as questions about how these animals will cope in the face of climate change.
This video is the third in a three-part series by the Sea Change project, about scientists' search for Pleiocene beaches in Australia and elsewhere to establish sea level height during Earth's most recent previous warm period. This segment features the research of Jerry Mitrovica, Harvard geophysicist.
This activity relates water temperature to fishery health within inland freshwater watersheds as a way to explore how environmental factors of an ecosystem affect the organisms that use those ecosystems as important habitat.
In this classroom activity, students analyze visualizations and graphs that show the annual cycle of plant growth and decline. They explore patterns of annual change for the globe and several regions in each hemisphere that have different land cover and will match graphs that show annual green-up and green-down patterns with a specific land cover type.
This video examines what will happen to crops as Earth's temperature rises and soils dry out because of changing climate.
This is the ninth and final lesson in a series of lessons about climate change. This lesson focuses on the various activities that humans can do to mitigate the effects of climate change. This includes information on current and predicted CO2 emission scenarios across the globe, alternative energy sources, and how people are currently responding to climate change. Importantly, this lesson is motivating in showing students that they can make a difference.
Global Forest Watch is an interactive, online forest monitoring and alert system that provides users globally with the information they need to better manage and conserve forest landscapes.
This activity engages students in learning about ways to become energy efficient consumers. Students examine how different countries and regions around the world use energy over time, as reflected in night light levels. They then track their own energy use, identify ways to reduce their individual energy consumption, and explore how community choices impact the carbon footprint.
This video is the second of a three-video series in the Sea Change project, which follows the work of Dr. Maureen Raymo, paleogeologist at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, who travels with fellow researchers to Australia in search of evidence of sea level that was once higher than it is today.
This monthly bulletin and animation provides regular and reliable visualizations of world weather and climate events of the previous month using NOAA data. Archives are available from October 2011 to present.


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Toyota Atlantic Championship Series leader Jon Fogarty staved off late pressure from rookie sensation Andrew Ranger to win the Molson Indy Toronto by just 0.358 of a second on Sunday. Jon Fogarty. Photo by Earl Ma. Ranger, who stayed...
Toyota Atlantic Championship Series leader Jon Fogarty staved off late pressure from rookie sensation Andrew Ranger to win the Molson Indy Toronto by just 0.358 of a second on Sunday.
"I knew that Andrew would have a lot of motivation with this being a Canadian race, so I had to stand on it," said Fogarty, who led from start to finish to capture his fourth win of the season in seven starts for Pacific Coast Motorsports this season. "I was quick where I needed to be on the race track, so he couldn't get close enough to pass."
Ranger clinched his fourth podium of the year and matched his highest finish of the season. He finished just behind teammate Ryan Dalziel in a one-two Sierra Sierra Enterprises Team victory at Long Beach in the first race of the season.
Fellow rookie Ronnie Bremer finished third, just eight seconds off the pace, making for an interesting Rookie of the Year race. American Jonathan Bomarito, who led the rookie driver standings before this weekend, went into the tire barrier in turn five on the opening lap and had to retire. This allowed Ranger and Bremer to leapfrog Bomarito in the standings. They now have 146, 145, and 137 points respectively.
"In the beginning, it was okay but I had a lot of trouble with the car and (Andrew) Ranger passed me," said Bremer, a Polestar Racing driver. "Then later in the race, I used my tires too much so I had to back off a bit. But I am happy with my result today."
Rahal/Letterman's Danica Patrick finished fourth, 9.278 seconds back, and Bryan Sellers of Lynx Racing, who started second on the grid, rounded out the top five, 9.913 seconds behind the leader.
Scotsman Ryan Dalziel, who sits in second place in the driver's championship, was quickest in practice this morning but only managed a sixth place finish.
Other drivers on the lead lap were Ryan Dalziel (12.263), Alex Figge (20.036), Chris Festa (48.850) and Philip Fayer (50.493). The rest of the final classification order in the 12-car field was Eric Jensen, Bomarito, and Josh Hunt.
Fogarty swept both the provisional and final qualifying sessions for two championship points, and with the victory today, extends his lead to 19 points over Dalziel in the driver's championship. Fogarty has 184 points, followed by Dalziel (165), Patrick (162), Ranger (146), and Bremer (145).
"There was a lot of hard work and it wasn't easy out there," said Fogarty. "This year my intention was to open up a gap early, but the two yellows didn't allow me to do that."
Two years ago, Fogarty had the pole position, but collided with teammate Luis Diaz on lap five and both drivers had to retire.
The win is Fogarty's fourth of the season and the fifth for the Pacific Coast Motorsports Team. Teammate Alex Figge captured the checkered flag in the Monterrey Grand Prix back in May.
When the green flag came out to start the race, pole sitter Fogarty was the first around Turn 1. Sellers, who started second on the grid had a slow start allowing both Bremer and Ranger to take over second and third. Then, still on the opening lap, the first yellow of the day came out as Bomarito hit the tire wall in turn 5 following contact with Hunt.
Jensen, who sat in pit lane for the first four laps finally got his Jensen Motorsport car going and joined the race.
On the restart, Patrick took advantage of the struggling Sellers car and took over fourth spot just before Turn 1. Moments later, Ranger passed Bremer to take over second spot for good.
The drivers were still unable to complete a full lap under green as Hunt spun out between turns 1 and 2, bringing out the caution flag once again.
When the grid went back to green, Fogarty put out a stonking lap to pull almost a full second ahead of Ranger. However, the two rookies stayed close behind, keeping within 2 seconds of the leader through the first 14 laps of the 35-lap race.
On lap 24, Bomarito was cleared to rejoin the race after Toyota Atlantic officials determined that the car could continue in the race despite minimal damage.
On that same lap, Ranger edged even closer to Fogarty. Fogarty upped the challenge by clocking the quickest lap of the day in a time of 1:06.966. The achievement allowed him to capture the Argent Fast Lap Award and $2000 was donated to charity in Fogarty's name.
Two laps later, the gap between the two leaders was shaved to 0.477 seconds and the event was turning into a two-horse race as Bremer started to fall off the pace, four seconds back.
On lap 30, Fogarty widened the margin to 1.069 seconds. With just five laps to go, Ranger mounted a final challenge. He was 0.633 of a second back on the second to last lap and 0.590 of a second back as the two cars crossed the line for the white flag. Ranger could not get close enough on the back straightaway to pass at Turn 3, the most opportune place on the track to overtake, and he had to settle for third.
The next race on the Toyota Atlantic Championship Series is the Molson Indy Vancouver on Sunday, July 25 at Concord Pacific Place, a 1.781-mile temporary street circuit.


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Icy roads were the cause for multiple car crashes all around the state monday, including in Orrington, where four cars collided along Route 15.
The call came in just after 12 noon. Firefighters say one vehicle crossed the center line, then collided with an oncoming pickup truck.
The spin out caused a chain reaction, involving two other oncoming cars. At least five people were transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
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Ann Arbor firefighters battle a fire at Happy's Pizza in Ann Arbor, Mich., on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2014. Firefighters worked for several hours in temperatures that dipped to 15 degrees below zero to extinguish a blaze at the pizza shop. No injuries were reported following the fire.
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generating new mesh when changing Angle of Attack
I've created a mesh in ICEM for a 3d wing at zero angle of attack in a square domain.
I'm going to simulate flow over the foil in a windtunnel so the top and bottom boundaries should be set as Wall in CFX but the problem is it seems like I'd have to generate a new mesh for every AOA. I thought changing the free stream velocity direction would help but it doesn't in this case because my top and bottom boundaries are Walls and the lift coefficient turns out much lower than expected. If this were in open space I would set the left and bottom as inlet and that would work fine but this is a wind tunnel-based simulation.
So my question is, is there a way I could rotate my wing in ICEM and still have the same blocking scheme generate a mesh for me? I don't want to construct blocks/associate etc every time I change AOA. Any other suggestion is highly appreciated.
Yes, you can script it...
Blocking is persistent... You could just script it. Make a script that rotates the airfoil and associated blocking and then recomputes the mesh and outputs to the solver...
On the low end, this could just be a replay file you would run manually and change the angle each time.
But a more advanced user could create a loop with an indexing angle that would dump out a series of files pretty easily...
on the youtube ansysinc site, I put a 3 part movie about how to script this with replay. That method actually started from scratch with the script doing everything... But you could also use a smaller script just to handle rotation.
Excellent. Many thanks.
need help in changing angle of attack in ansys 13
how can i change angle of attack in ansys 13? Is is better to use ansys workbench or ansys multiphysics utility menu for simulation purpose? thanx for any help in advance.
That depends on a lot of factors...
You can rotate portions of geometry in ICEM CFD (just use the geometry => Transformation commands...). If it doesn't change the topology too much, portions of the blocking can be rotated the same way and the mesh will interpolate between. Many users have created scripts that manage the update for them.
You could also use DM or some upstream CAD system to parametrically update the model...
But if you want to rotate the entire model (if you are just looking at just an airfoil), you could just adjust the angle of the flow instead of adjusting the mesh at all...
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The world has a voracious appetite for energy and recently a politically correct interest in "clean" energy, a healthy concern but one poorly understood by the public. So it was shocking to read a major article in Defense News, a pillar of support for the establishment, being critical of the Departments of Defense and Energy for failing to pursue a new fusion technology – the holy grail of clean, inexpensive and inexhaustible energy supply. This issue has great importance, but it is a sad tale about government arrogance and the fading dreams of a national human treasure.


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Date of Stay: August, 2016
The location is great with a beautiful view of the Mississippi River. The site was nice and level and the utilities were good. The wifi was very weak in our location. The gravel road in and out were very dusty. But overall this is a nice park.
Date of Stay: May, 2016
This was our second stay here. The park is great and the location is good. The pads are level and spacing between sites is okay. The park is extremely clean and the staff is very nice and helpful.
Date of Stay: May, 2016
We enjoyed our stay here. The sites are close together but nice level concrete pads. There was no shade in our section. There were some long-term residents but it was quiet and the park was extremely well maintained. We would stay here again.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
This park was nice for our purpose. It's convenient to local attractions and easy to access. We had a neighbor close by but they were extremely nice so it didn't bother us. The site was level gravel and the utilities worked well. The staff was very helpful. We would stay here again.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
This park served our purpose very well. The location is convenient to downtown and Biltmore. Spaces were tight but we didn't stay there much during the daytime. The staff was great.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
We stopped here for one night and have no complaints. The site was packed dirt but level. It would be messy if wet. We tested with a power management system and our utilities worked well. The office person was friendly and check in was quick. This was a good park for us as a stopover on I 85.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
Stayed 2 nights here while watching grandson play baseball in Oxford. This park is clean and quiet. Be sure to have at least 65' of water hose to reach faucet.
Date of Stay: September, 2015
As with most state parks in Alabama this park is excellent. We had a site on the big lake and the view was beautiful. Because of the landscaping we could not see the site next to us, so good privacy. Our site was not shady but the weather was cool so it didn't matter. DirecTV signal was easy to acquire but we could not pick up the WiFi. We are looking forward to returning.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
This is a nice campground which is for us close to relatives. We had a site on the back side which was spacious but very difficult to get into because of the narrow street. The site next to the water are much easier to back into.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
I guess the budget crunch has affected this campground. It has been several years since we stayed here and it has gone downhill. The restrooms were horrible. Our site had no grass and since it rained for two days it was nothing but red clay. With the 50% discount you don't expect much and that's what we got-not much.
Date of Stay: July, 2015
Great campground in a beautiful park. We had a nice pull-through site in what appeared to be in a newly paved area.
Date of Stay: March, 2015
Very nice park. First site had bad electrical hookup and couldn't get in touch with manager. Called and left message but never returned call. We moved to another vacant site and got it worked out the next morning. Otherwise our stay was great.
Date of Stay: December, 2014
Wonderful campground with top notch amenities. This was our first stay here so we were not familiar with the sites. We were assigned a preferred site that was almost impossible to get into. Luckily 2 of our neighbors moved their vehicles and we managed to park. We barely managed to get our truck parked sideways out of the street. We have a 39' 5th wheel so next trip we will make sure we get a premium site which is much more spacious. Other than the site being too small we had a wonderful time the whole week.
Date of Stay: December, 2014
Good site. Just off of the interstate and a good deal of traffic noise but being sound sleepers it didn't keep us awake. Sites are pull-through with gravel and fairly level. Utilities were good.
Date of Stay: December, 2014
Close to the interstate but quiet. Spacious and level pull-through sites.


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Top GOP Leader: Senate To Probe Reports Of Russia HackingMajority Leader Mitch McConnell told reporters that an inquiry would be conducted by the Senate intelligence panel.
Republican, Democratic Lawmakers Demand Probe Into Russian ActivitiesKey congressional Republicans joined Democrats in demanding a bipartisan investigation into the Kremlin's activities and questioned consideration of Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson -- who has close business ties with Moscow -- as head of the State Department.
'I'll Get It When I Need It:' Trump Says He's 'Not Interested' In Daily Intel Briefs"I'm, like, a smart person. I don't have to be told the same thing in the same words every single day for the next eight years," Trump said.
Trump Won't Back Down After McCain, Other Republicans Slam His Comments On Muslim Soldier's ParentsThe roll of GOP senators publicly taking Trump to task reached at least five on Monday, including John McCain of Arizona, who issued an extensive statement denouncing Trump's comments about Khizr Khan and his wife, Ghazala.
McCain: Trump, Clinton Can't Handle Middle East CrisesRepublican Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham, best known for their conservative politics and support for the military, are knocking their presumptive presidential nominee's handle on foreign affairs. And Graham is endorsing Democrat Hillary Clinton's plan for no-fly zones in Syria.
Sen. John McCain: Obama 'Directly Responsible' For Orlando ShootingMcCain says Obama is "directly responsible'' for the mass shooting in Orlando because Obama has allowed the growth of the Islamic State group on his watch.
NFL Returns $700K Used To Honor TroopsArizona Sens. John McCain and Jeff Flake had complained that the Pentagon spent more than $10 million in marketing and advertising contracts with professional sports teams between 2012 and 2015 for what the senators dubbed "paid patriotism."
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GOP Rivals: Trump's Remarks On McCain's Military Service Offensive, AbsurdAt an Iowa candidate forum on Saturday, Trump dismissed Republican Sen. John McCain's reputation as a war hero, saying the aviator was merely taken captive after being shot down in Vietnam and "I like people who weren't captured."
Senators Push For End To Military Paying NFL To Honor TroopsMcCain, along with Sens. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., and Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., argued wealthy teams shouldn't be receiving taxpayer dollars when the military faces cuts in spending.
Swap Of Captured American Soldier, Taliban Detainees Stirs DebateThe Obama administration is facing mounting questions over the prisoner swap that won freedom for Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl after five years in Taliban hands.
Senate Leaders Try To Broker Budget Deal After House Effort CollapsesSenate leaders have taken control of efforts to avert a Treasury default and end the partial shutdown of the federal government.


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2015 Indian Chief Vintage
Monroe Township, NJ
2015 INDIAN CHIEF VINTAGE,,,IMMACULATE COLLECTOR OWNED AND PAMPERED WITH ONLY 965 MILES..SPECIAL NOSTALGIC WILLOW GREEN AND IVORY. ENHANCED WITH MANY UPGRADES, SUCH AS CHROME... More
1947 Indian Chief
Las Vegas, NV
Original paint and factory parts sets this 1947 Chief apart from the crowdTo be sold at the Las Vegas Motorcycle June 2017 auction, Las... More
1953 Indian Chief
Las Vegas, NV
Restored by a nationally recognized Indian restorer- Only reproduction parts used were exhaust and tiresTo be sold at the Las Vegas Motorcycle June 2017... More
2016 Indian Scout
Las Vegas, NV
This bike has many extra's added on by John Shope of Dirty Bird Concepts- Custom paint - Custom parts and accessories - Built and... More
2014 Indian Chief
Las Vegas, NV
This is the one and only 75th Legends Ride Sturgis Anniversary motorcycle- Custom built Chieftain which took the People's Choice and Best in Show-... More
2009 Indian Chief
Las Vegas, NV
This 2009 Indian Chief Vintage features a V Twin cyl engine. The vehicle is Not Specified with a Not Specified interior. It is offered... More
1949 Indian Papoose
Las Vegas, NV
Concours restoration- The Indian Papoose was manufactured by Brockhouse Engineering, LTD - The Brockhouse Company bought Indian and was part of the Brockhouse business... More
1946 Indian Chief
Las Vegas, NV
Restored by a nationally recognized Indian restorer- Only reproduction parts used were exhaust and tiresTo be sold at the Las Vegas Motorcycle June 2017... More
1932 Indian Chief
Las Vegas, NV
Restored by a nationally recognized Indian restorer- Features many one year only parts- Featured as a magazine cover bike- KeyTo be sold at the... More
1938 Indian Four 438
Las Vegas, NV
Engine rebuilt by Ken Young- Chassis restoration by Jerry Greer- Frame 438604- Engine DCH604 - On the cover and had feature article in Motorcycle Collector... More
1912 Indian Twin Board Track Racer
Las Vegas, NV
I-O-E Twin- Frame and tank acquired in 1963- Engine #3 purchased in 1974- Magneto ignition- Restored in 1975- All chain driveTo be sold at... More
1906 Indian Single Racer
Las Vegas, NV
Atmospheric intake valve I-O-E single- 2-1/4 hp- Original parts used where possible- Most frame and tank parts hand fabricated- Cartridge spring front fork- Running... More
1911 Indian Belt Drive Single
Las Vegas, NV
From the Jack 'The Bear' Coonrod Collection- 4 hp single- Rare belt drive- Indian used all chain drive from the start, they did produce... More
1940 Indian Sports Scout
Las Vegas, NV
Spring Frame- Girder fork- Restored in the late 70's- Engine no. FD02763To be sold at the Las Vegas Motorcycle June 2017 auction, Las Vegas,... More
1940 Indian Scout 640 Military
Las Vegas, NV
Purchased in Larned KS about 1968 and then restored- Bud Cox made several runs on it to Colorado from Kansas- Military version of the... More
1936 Indian Sports Scout Resto-Mod
Las Vegas, NV
Bud Cox's practical daily rider- Disc brake front end - Modern instruments- Electric starter added by Bud- Hand shift, foot clutch- Engine #FCF185- Frame... More
1941 Indian 741 Military
Las Vegas, NV
The Model 741 was developed to US Army specifications at the time- Most 741's were sold to Allied forces overseas- Restored in 1979To be... More
1931 Indian Four
Las Vegas, NV
The Indian Four had fast become the favorite of Police departments- A new headlight, thicker cylinders and an Indian faced horn were on the... More
1946 Indian Chief
Las Vegas, NV
The postwar Chiefs had girder forks and plunger frames- Spotlights- Windshield- Fringed Chum-Me seat- Older restoration- Engine #CDF5688- Frame #4465688To be sold at the... More
1941 Indian 741
Las Vegas, NV
The Model 741 was developed to US Army specifications at the time- Most 741's were sold to Allied forces overseas- Engine #GDA6343- Frame #741324*8To... More
1936 Indian Chief
Las Vegas, NV
Purchased in Wichita KS in 1979- Restored in 1983- Frame no. 336112- Engine no. CCF112To be sold at the Las Vegas Motorcycle June 2017... More
1999 Indian Chief
Beverly, MA
1999 Indian Chief Motorcycle, this was the first year of the reintroduction of the Indian Chief. A special plaque attached to the frame... More
2001 Indian Scout
New Hyde Park, NY
.Meticulously maintained with a huge list of new parts. -3rd Owner -Billet aluminum inspection plate -N.O.S Gas tanks -New Voltage rectifier (American made) -New rear brake light switch -New Kickstand... More
2002 Indian Chief Chopper/Cruiser
unknown, Germany
2002 Indian Chief Roadmaster Ausstattung / Inklusive TÜV The Indians were one of the first bikes ever built. They have some experience in building... More
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Fairfield, CA
2003 Indian Spirit, S & S 45" V-Twin, 5 spd, aftermarket Bassini pipes, valanced fenders front and rear, low miles 6K, Black, w/ bags... More
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1928 Indian
Tolleson, AZ
INDIAN: 1928 401, titled, owner restored, rebuilt engine, 80% complete, motorcycle runs but selling as a display piece, call for a sales brochure, bike... More
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Russell, MA
INDIAN: 1928 motorcycle car, experimental #2, 1-off LeBaron 2-passenger convertible coupe body, offers over $60,000 only. Randy, 413-572-0331, MA.... More
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Hollywood, FL
INDIAN: 2001 100th Anniversary Centennial Edition, black lacquer, excellent original condition, low miles, must sell! $8,595 obo. 954-989-9777, FL.... More
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Mammoth Ridge
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Mammoth Ridge is a landmark located in the region of The Rift.
Notable ItemsEdit
- Wabbajack is located here.
- Skyshard: Nearby this location. (Where Fridda is located during the associated quest.
During The Farmer's Champion:
- Rachaer - A unique Mammoth
- Chieftain Boramz - A unique Giant.


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- Bike Mount
- Samsung Galaxy Note 2 II N7100
Not Good 08/16/2013
This review is from: Waterproof Bicycle Mount Holder for Samsung Galaxy Note 2 II N7100
case zips up and screen is usable.
The pouch in no way connects securely to the bracket. It four slots that slide on but the do not secure in any fashion. This results in the pouch simply falling off.
Other Thoughts:
I might try glueing it but i'm concerned that my expensive cell phone will simply fall off while riding.
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