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- Description
Named for its innovative, encircling overhead support pole, the Marmot Halo 4P offers 64 square feet of interior space for base camping or family camping. When elbow room and overhead height are a priority, the Halo 4P offers standout performance.
In addition to its cavernous interior, the Halo 4P includes integrated vestibules that offer 24 square feet of sheltered storage space. Large doors provide convenient access from either end of the tent. Interior pockets offer an additional storage option.
DAC Press Fit aluminum poles lend the Halo 4P sturdy, freestanding support. A unique pole design combines two sections to form a hoop that encircles the entire top of the Halo 4P, helping to pull the walls of the tent taut and vertical, increasing the overall peak height and creating additional sturdy support for the rainfly. NOTE: Upon initial use, the poles that give the tent its "halo" name will bend slightly and even when collapsed the poles will no longer be perfectly straight. This is by design and is not indicative of a defect or any lack of structural integrity.
Ground level side vents, an integrated fly vent and extensive mesh on the walls and ceiling provide the Halo 4P with ventilation and combat condensation. The weatherproof floor and rainfly combine to protect the interior of the Halo 4P from the elements.
A compatible, custom-fit footprint, sold separately, can be used to further protect the floor of the Marmot Halo 4P from sharp objects, mud and ground water.
- DAC Press-fit aluminum poles
- NOTE: Once used, the "halo" poles will have a bend - this is NOT a defect
- Ground level side vents
- Fly vent
- Inside pockets
- Two doors
- Two vestibules
- Optional footprint (sold separately)
- Specs
Best Use Camping Average Min Weight 12 lb. 0 oz. Average Packed Weight 13 lb. 0 oz. Warranty Lifetime Vestibule Area 24 sq. ft. Sleeping Capacity 4 Seasons 3 Seam Sealed Taped seams Pole Type DAC Aluminum Pole Diameter 12mm Packed Size 26" x 14" Number of Poles 4 Other Stuff Sack Included Material Walls: 70D Polyester Taffeta
Floor: 70D Nylon 3000mm
Fly: Ripstop Polyester 68D 210T 1800MM
Interior Height 59" Freestanding Yes Floor Dimension 96" x 96" Floor Area 64 sq. ft. Doors 2 Clips or Sleeves Clips and sleeves
- Reviews
Real Customer Reviews
- Good solid tent
Likes: Stood up to wind - only 10-15 mph on the first trip
Dislikes: long reach to unzip the door on the fly when inside the tent; tough to do without touching the tent
Likes: This is my second Marmot Halo tent and I am thrilled to add it to my collection. This tent is very easy to set up and it is awesome to be able to see all the stars with the open design of this tent.
Dislikes: Absolutely nothing!
Likes: Amazing tent! My only other tent is a circa mid-90s Mountain Hardware Glacier 2-man tent. What a huge difference in size! I bought this tent mainly for me and my 6yo cub scout. Like most tents (people rating - 1), I suspect that three people would sleep comfortably. Love that it has two big doors and complete view of the sky at night. Spent the first night in 40 degree southern weather and the fly was soaked with condensation, but the tent was completely dry. Although I didn't use them much, all the storage pockets are appreciated. The net pocket to hold the doors are great so I don't have to roll and clip them or let them hit the wet ground. 15 minutes setup time by myself inc. fly
Dislikes: No complaints at all other than I have no idea how the two of us could ever stay in my 2-man tent on a backpacking trip! Loved being able to throw gear all over the extra floor space. May have to get a 3-man for hiking. The reflective accents are very helpful at night when surrounded by other tents. The color is a little goofy, but I'll take it in the hot south over a dark colored tent for summer camping. Let me also add that Backcountry Edge is amazing. First purchase from them and everything was delivered quickly and safely. Will definitely do business with you guys again!
Likes: Excellent car camping tent, well-constructed and has plenty of room.
Dislikes: Hard to get everything back into stuff sack.
Likes: So far I have only done a trial setup in the living room. Setup was easy with one person, the completely symmetrical design makes setup foolproof. Quality of construction and materials seems very good. Very roomy interior with plenty of pockets for storage. The tent is probably too heavy for backpacking, but it might work if you split the weight four ways. Will update after I have a chance to test it on a weekend campout.
Dislikes: For the price, I wish it included a footprint like the Marmot Limelight does.
Likes: Excellent value, Marmot knows how to build tents. perfect for 3 adults or 2 adults and kids - the family.
Dislikes: nothing
Likes: Awesome service at backcountryedge.com - tent is great, sturdy, perfect for the family.
Dislikes: A little heavy but its for the family so no big deal.
Likes: Very easy to set up. Everything works the way it should.
Dislikes: It's a little heavy, but not really a surprise with a 4 person tent.
Likes: Lots of room for 2 people and a dog, easy to put up, lots of inside pockets, and held up well in lots of wind (50 mph+), rain, and a grapple downpour. Well-constructed with good materials.
Dislikes: The side-release buckles attaching the fly to the tent get very hard to use in sandy, dusty conditions...had to use a pair of pliers to get them open! The super ventilation is a plus in hot weather, but also let lots of sand and dust into the tent in windy conditions.
Likes: Bright, cheery, and perfect for a family of four. Easy to put up. Roomy. Beautiful tent!
Dislikes: nothing
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However, there are some important mitigating factors to consider: for that $2,600, you also get a poster and a screwdriver shaped like a red sword (or ... akai katana, in Japanese), for use with the volume adjustment setting on the board.
The board available through the website is a special version of the game, intended for home use. It only supports free play, so owners can't charge quarters or tokens, and it has balance tweaks and an optional higher difficulty level, which weren't found in the arcade version.

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RT-Passenger train smashes truck on rail crossing
Sat, Dec 12, 2015, 06:41 AM
A passenger train has smashed into a truck at a rail crossing in Frydek Mistek in Czech Republic. None of train passengers was injured in the incident though the truck driver was slightly wounded. When the accident took place, the train was heading from Frenstat Pod Radhostem to the city of Ostrava. The cab of the lorry had just got to the other side when the train crashed into the trailer, smashing it free from the cab.


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Intrepid Museum to Reopen December 21December 15, 2012 - by City Guide News Desk
The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum announced it will officially reopen to the public on December 21, after completing extensive repairs to its power sources damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
"We have worked non-stop to make the necessary repairs to our power generation, fire suppression and other infrastructure that makes the museum run and allow visitors to enjoy the unique historical exhibits here," said Susan Marenoff-Zausner, President of the Intrepid Museum. "The flooding we experienced during the height of Sandy was beyond anyone's imagination. Recovering from damage that extensive, in just over a month, is a testament to the hard work of everyone here at the museum. We're thrilled that we're open again in time for the Winter Holiday break."
The rise in the Hudson River due to Hurricane Sandy caused flooding and damage to Pier 86, with four to six feet of water swamping the main electrical transformers and both of Intrepid's backup generators. Power losses caused the Space Shuttle Pavilion to deflate, and interrupted power supply to the entire museum complex, including the Intrepid, the Growler, Concorde and the Welcome Center. Additionally, three feet of water poured into the Welcome Center, destroying the ticketing counters, gift shop and mechanical rooms. The Welcome Center will remain closed while being rebuilt and temporary ticketing booths have been installed in the Museum's plaza.
The Space Shuttle Pavilion exhibit remains closed while preparations are made to install a new structure and rebuild the exhibit interior. The shuttle is fully visible from the flight deck and the pier.
In celebration of the reopening, Intrepid is offering a Gift of Intrepid "buy one, get one free" promotion through February 15, 2013. This special 'social media' offer is available to those who are facebook fans of the Museum or those who follow the museum on twitter. Visitors must print and bring with them a special coupon posted on the Intrepid facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/IntrepidMuseum or https://www.twitter.com/Intrepidmuseum
About the Museum
Now home of the Space Shuttle Enterprise, the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum complex includes the 900-foot-long aircraft carrier 'Intrepid' with seven full decks and four theme halls; the guided missile submarine Growler; and an extensive collection of 27 aircraft including the A-12 Blackbird, the fastest plane in the world, and the British Airways Concorde, the fastest commercial aircraft in the world. Guests can experience areas of the ship including the Flight Deck, Hangar Deck, fo'c'sle (commonly known as the anchor chain room), new multimedia presentations and exhibit collections, interactive educational stations and a state-of-the-art public pier.
Guests to the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum also can experience the 12,240 square-foot interactive Exploreum – which contains a variety of hands-on exhibits – that teaches guests about the different properties of the sea, air, space and living at sea as each relates to the ship Intrepid. In the Exploreum, guests can experience a flight simulator, transmit messages using Morse code, sit on the bunk of a crewmember, learn how the Intrepid turned salt water into fresh water and perform various tasks while wearing space gloves.
Connect with the Intrepid on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
Front page image by Alfred Hutter.
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News Wrap: Judge Orders Trial for 2 Penn State Officials
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HARI SREENIVASAN: A Pennsylvania judge today ordered trials for two Penn State officials accused of lying to a grand jury.
It stems from a probe of sexual abuse charges against Jerry Sandusky, a former assistant football coach. The judge's ruling involved Penn State athletic director Tim Curley, who is now on leave, and Gary Schultz, a former university vice president.
Earlier in the day, assistant football coach Mike McQueary testified that he — quote — "has no doubt" he saw Sandusky molest a boy in a locker room shower in 2002."
As many as 20,000 children have been sexually abused in Roman Catholic institutions in the Netherlands since 1945. An independent commission announced that finding today, after investigating incidents at schools, orphanages and seminaries. The report said some 800 priests, pastors and laypeople were implicated, but only about 100 are still alive.
After the release, the archbishop of Utrecht issued an apology.
WIM EIJK: I feel ashamed, and I feel deeply touched and affected by what I have read in the report.
HARI SREENIVASAN: The archbishop said victims will be compensated from a commission established by the church last month. Individual payments could go as high as $130,000.
Baseball's home run king, Barry Bonds, escaped a prison term today on his conviction for obstructing justice. A federal judge in San Francisco gave him 30 days house arrest and two years probation, plus community service time. The judge then delayed the sentence pending appeal. Bonds was found guilty of misleading a federal grand jury during a probe of steroid use in professional sports.
On Wall Street today, stocks finished out a tough week as worries over European debt continued. The Dow Jones industrial average lost two points to close at 11,866. The Nasdaq rose 14 points to close at 2,555. For the week, the Dow lost more than 2.5 percent. The Nasdaq fell 4 percent.
BP will receive $250 million from the maker of a blowout preventer that failed during the Gulf oil spill last year. Under a legal settlement announced today, both companies will drop all claims against one another. Next February, a federal trial will determine who was at fault in the spill.
Japan has moved a step closer to lifting evacuation orders around a nuclear plant ravaged by the tsunami. The government announced the Fukushima Daiichi plant has reached a stable state known as cold shutdown. Three reactors there went into meltdowns after the disaster last March. It became the world's worst nuclear crisis since Chernobyl in 1986.
In Tokyo, Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda said one major concern has been resolved, but there's still a long way to go.
YOSHIHIKO NODA (through translator): Although phase two is complete, our battle with the nuclear accident has not ended. For now, we need to move on from stabilizing the nuclear reactors to decommissioning the nuclear reactors.
HARI SREENIVASAN: A 12-mile zone around the plant will likely be off-limits for years to come. But today's announcement could lead to letting some of the 100,000 evacuees return to less contaminated areas.
Tensions flared in Egypt today as soldiers stormed a protest camp in Cairo. At least three protesters were shot to death, with more than 200 injured. The troops battled crowds outside the cabinet building, where demonstrators had camped for three weeks, demanding an end to military rule. And TV footage showed security officers throwing rocks at protesters from atop the building.
Thousands of people in China gathered for a memorial service today in a small fishing village that has seen months of unrest. They mourned a local butcher who fought against farmland being seized for development without the owner's consent. He died Sunday after being detained for rioting, but family members said his body showed signs of abuse. Local authorities reported the man died of heart failure.
Outspoken writer Christopher Hitchens died last night of pneumonia after a long struggle with esophageal cancer. The British-born Hitchens was known for biting commentary on politics and religion, including his 2007 book "God Is Not Great," a manifesto for atheists. Christopher Hitchens was 62 years old.
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Discussion in 'Android Themes' started by devolio, Mar 27, 2009.
my wife would love this how does one get this
What calendar widget are you using please?
Here is my current:
Some past home screens:
Love so much of this! What wallpaper, dock, weather/clock widget??
How do you change the wallpaper for each screen??
Ps :drool: over the brauds
where did you get that clock?? is it a widget itself or a skin for an app? plz lemme know, its so sick
My latest and definitely greatest. I think i will be keeping this one for a while
That's a cool way to use Circle Launcher.
Good work!
nothin too fancy
but it works for me haha
rooted nexus s running madoco rom r10
launcherpro plus>glass dock (custom icons)
weather widgets (clock)
organize apps
I have a question, how do you get the message notifications onto your lock screen? (root or no?)
thats a sweet set up.
Looks really nice! Well done Jazz!
Still learning how to do stuff with the X10 and also trying to teach myself how to use photoshop correctly so i can create my own icons, docks and such things.
This is my current work in progress.
Lock Screen
Home Screen
Right (clicking on invisible icon)
Lock Screen:
Widget Locker
Beautiful Widgets for clock and weather
SMS Unread Count
Circle Battery Widget
Home Screen:
I am running X10iUser's Eminence ROM with Launcher Pro Plus
Icons in the dock are Black Metro
Simi Clock
Beautiful Widget
Circle Battery Widget
Left Screen:
SwitchPro Widget
Right Screen:
Circle Launcher with an invisible icon
Want to say thanks to **Knurpsi** for mentioning Circle Launcher, absolutely loving it!
Still working on the screens, hopefully have them finished soon
More than likely Widget Locker
update to my current theme:
xda-developers - View Single Post - [Request]Cowon D3 Clock
Image link doesn't work.
Wallpaper, I got somewhere in my PC
dock, look in this page or just before on this forum
clock, ExtDate widget
weather, beautiful widget
im not sure if this will work because ive never posted screenshots, or just hardly ever posted in general
ok ill attempt it anyway...
heres my main screen if you can even see it
my left screen
my right screen
my far left screen
my far right screen
my menu
like i said you probably cant see any of these but if you can:
. i do have a status bar, its just hidden
. im running go launcher
.i have no custom rom on it, and all the apps/widgets/icons were all free, i just hunted around the internet for them
More of mine dudes.....
launcher pro
simi folder
beauty widgets
switcher pro
circle battery etc
The left and right screens are usually the same set up....weather and calender on the left..music and folders on the right..
Top row=Example of 3 home screens..
Bottom 2= pics are full 3 screen themes
could u tell me what clock that is from the one on the top left
cheers.. its part of the "analog clock collection" from the market... you get about 35 clocks in the app....
Ive been on a modding rampage. Since Im obsessed with the dark froyo/dark horse/black-n-chrome look, Ive modded all my apks with matching images. Most of my inspiration came from post on XDA. I download and use so many apps and different theme files I cannot honestly remember the names of all of them but I have to give credits to DistINCtion, DINK, Skyraider, Taine, wez and a bazillion others for either using some of there images or getting inspiration from them. All the notification icons are made by me. Not finished yet. Modding LPP and Handcent now but this is what I have for now
LauncherProPlus - made dockbar myself, white word icons by ubergeekinc on Deviantart and Multipicture Live Wallpaper (for different wp on each screen)
1st page: (modded by Taine) analog clock , (modded by me) smooth calendar, minimalistic text and circle launcher (pro version), fancy widget pro MIUI weather skin
2nd page: Poweramp
3rd page: Nothing yet
4th page: Fancy Widget Pro with MIUI weather skin and modded FB apk (not all mods by me)
5th page: Advanced clock widget and jorte calendar
6th page: LauncherProPlus contact widget, (modded by me) traffic counter widget and (modded by me) Last call widget
7th page: Make your clock widget, (modded by me) system info widget, (modded framework files) for google search widget and switchpro widget
lockscreen: (modded) Widgetlocker, custom made (by me) wallpaper and lastly unread count widgets (the text is part of the wallpaper) Im using a blank png for the images
Ok, I think I listed everything therefore no one has to ask.
Part stock, part root, totally awesome.
Left 1:
Left 2:
Right 1:
Right 2:
Here's mine that i made with inspiration from everyone on this thread lol nothing too fancy. I use swipepad for all my apps so that's why u dont see anything on the home screens


text: There are 12 Centers of Light across the United States, forming local spiritual communities that support the growth and development of each congregation's individuals. The great thing about spiritual community is that it is a safe haven to share, learn and be honest – and it is an integral part of living a happier life. Without a support system of like-minded people, life can get lonely and tough. Communities participate in all sorts of activities, including movies, work days, volunteering, group sharing and classes.


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Haley: SC citizens get lifetime fraud resolution
Tue, 30 Oct 2012 14:53:26 GMT —
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WACH, AP) -- South Carolina has negotiated a deal that will allow citizens affected by a hacker attack on state tax returns to get free credit fraud resolution for life.
Haley also said during a news conference Tuesday that the state has negotiated with credit monitoring agency Experian to limit South Carolina's costs for a year's worth of credit monitoring at $12 million. In addition, the state hired information security company Mandiant to look over the department's databases in order to avoid another incident.
"This is the world in which we live in...We're going to fight. We're going to take care of it," said Haley.
State Law Enforcement Division Chief Mark Keel says computer hacking is happening everywhere and there are different motivations for it.
Officials announced last week that up to 3.6 million returns from as far back as 1998 may have been compromised by the international hacker, who likely penetrated the Department of Revenue's system a month before the breach was detected by the U.S. Secret Service.
Department of Revenue Director Jim Etter said 5,000 out of 16,000 credit cards were exposed from the server, but all of the numbers were expired.
Haley has repeatedly stressed that no one from the Revenue Department is to blame for the hacking incident.
(The Associated Press contributed to this report.)


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ISLAM: An Illustrated History
This lavishly illustrated history compensates in balanced content for what it lacks in felicitous prose. Jordan, a former BBC broadcaster whose previous books include Encyclopedia of the Gods and The Pagan Encyclopedia, tackles the major movements, people and places of Islam, the world's second-largest religion. The book's greatest strength is its objective tone at a time when bookstore shelves are crammed with apologist primers on the one hand and alarmist screeds on the other. Jordan charts a sensible middle course, particularly in the last chapter where he explores the future of Islam. Another strength is his focus on Islam not just as a political phenomenon or a historical tradition, but as a religion that must be lived faithfully, day in and day out. To this end, he provides a wealth of detail about the specifics of Muslim prayer, almsgiving, fasting and Qur'anic study. Jordan is sensitive to the ways that religions must change over time to accommodate evolving circumstances and cultural conditions. He is willing to set the record straight in key areas, arguing, for example, that the claim that early Muslims spread their religion only by "amicable persuasion" is "simply untrue." The book's only real problem is its gauche writing style; from the first page to the last, it is plagued with missing commas, run-on sentences and an excessive use of the passive voice. Readers who can see past such stylistic peccadilloes will appreciate the book's strong, well-researched content and its 120 color illustrations. (Nov.)
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A monster bike measuring 20ft high created by sculptor and scaffolder Toby Welsby has been hauled into place to advertise this weekend's Calne Bike Meet.
The meet, which has been organised by a committee of bikers and local residents, will attract thousands of bike fans and families to the town centre on Saturday.
The bike, made out of scaffolding pipes, can be found at the entrance to Beversbrook Farm on the A3102 towards Hilmarton where Friday and Saturday evening entertainment will also take place.
Mr Welsby, from Calne, spent two years building the bike and last Saturday it was lifted to the entrance by crane, where it will stay for the next few months.
Town councillor Greg Widger is a member of the Bike Meet Committee and said they heard about the sculpture through a contact at the Royal Enfield Owners Club.
He said: "We just walked into this barn, looked at it, started laughing, and said we've got to have it. He's taken it all apart and he's re-built a lot of it. He's put a lot of work into it and he deserves credit.
"He cuts all the tube to the required length and then joins them together. He's a scaffolder so he knows how to do that. Apparently he has wanted to do a sculpture from scaffolding for ages."
The event begins at Beversbrook Farm late in the afternoon on Friday with camping, free entertainment and a funfair. The fun will continue on the Saturday evening.
AC/DC tribute band Hell's Bells will kickstart the main event in the town centre at 11.30pm, when bike fans and families can enjoy exhibitions and live entertainment.
At 4pm hundreds of motorcyclists will ride out to Royal Wootton Bassett at 4pm in memory of dead soldiers who passed through the town during repatriation ceremonies.
Coun Widger said: "I think it's probably the biggest free bike event in Europe, because you have to pay to go to most events, and it's the biggest thing that happens in Calne. Why on earth would you miss something like that?
"Not one of us could have done it on our own. It needed everyone as a committee and we have all been able to bring different strengths to it so it's really worked out well.
"This will be a week of hard graft. We have done all the preparation work and now we're putting it into practice. I've told my family just to try and remember who I am by the end of it all."
The Bike Meet Committee hopes to raise money through donations for Blesma, the British Limbless Ex-Service Men's Association, Teenage Cancer Trust and the Freewheelers blood bike, a voluntary emergency group.
To find out more about the Calne Bike Meet, visit www.


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What's the latest restaurant menu status symbol? Fancy, farm-fresh eggs with marigold yolks. Here are a few of the golden ones.
Shelly's Farm Fresh Eggs
These girls hang out on a small family farm in Brentwood, diving into a pasture planted with a customized omega-3 chicken forage blend. There aren't even doors on the coops, so they have access to the fields 24-7. $6 per dozen at the Wednesday Castro Farmers Market; shellysfarmfresh.com
Shady Oak Organic
Over in Turlock, Lynne Hunt raises about 500 mostly Rhode Island Reds that roam free and dine on flaxseed and kelp. $7 per dozen at the Thursday San Francisco Ferry Plaza Farmers Market.
Riverdog Farm
Buff Orpingtons, Barred Rocks, Red Stars, and Araucanas are moved around in a mobile super coop and are allowed to eat their way through the pastures. $6–$8 per dozen at the Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Berkeley Farmers Markets; riverdogfarm.com
Red Hill Farms
From 2,700 white leghorn chickens come organic, pastured eggs gathered on this fourth-generation family farm in Petaluma. $8 per dozen at Molly Stone's, 2435 California St. (at Fillmore), 415-567-4902; redhillfarms.biz


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In telecommunication, the term synchronizing has the following meanings:
- Achieving and maintaining synchronism.
- In fax, achieving and maintaining predetermined speed relations between the scanning spot and the recording spot within each scanning line.
In the civilian community, the noun "synchronization " is preferred to "synchronizing."
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Any possible trade the Pacers make will have to take in account the coming expansion draft.
For example, if the Pacers would trade Al and Pollard for Dampier and Claxton, or Dampier and Dunleavy, who would they then protect in the expansion draft?
If we then lose Fred Jones would the trade be worth it? Or would we not protect Reggie?
Protect Eight
2] Artest
3] Tinsley
4] Foster
5] Dampier
6] Claxton or Dunleavy
7] Miller
8] Bender
9] F. Jones
10] Croshere
12] Johnson
13] J. Jones*
14] Anderson (free agent)
15] Brewer (free agent)
*J. Jones made be restricted
The only way I think a trade makes sense is to trade two of our young guys (that we would protect) for someone really good. Or to expose Reggie to the draft.


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