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Mojolicious uses a secret passphrase for security features such as signed cookies. It defaults to the moniker of your application, which is not very secure, so we added this log message as a reminder. You can change the passphrase with the attribute "secret" in Mojolicious.
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heartbeat_timeout defaults to
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You can continue with Mojolicious::Guides now or take a look at the Mojolicious wiki, which contains a lot more documentation and examples by many different authors.
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fatal: /etc/postfix/postfix-script: No such file or directory
The fix is in the following launchpad bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/postfix/+bug/42947
sudo dpkg --remove postfix sudo dpkg --purge postfix
postfix can be installed again:
sudo aptitude install postfix Unpacking postfix (from .../postfix_2.4.5-3build1_i386.deb) ... Setting up postfix (2.4.5-3build1) ... Adding group `postfix' (GID 122) ... Done. Adding system user `postfix' (UID 114) ... Adding new user `postfix' (UID 114) with group `postfix' ... Not creating home directory `/var/spool/postfix'. Creating /etc/postfix/dynamicmaps.cf Adding tcp map entry to /etc/postfix/dynamicmaps.cf Adding group `postdrop' (GID 123) ... Done. Postfix was not set up. Start with cp /usr/share/postfix/main.cf.debian /etc/postfix/main.cf . If you need to make changes, edit /etc/postfix/main.cf (and others) as needed. To view Postfix configuration values, see postconf(1). After modifying main.cf, be sure to run '/etc/init.d/postfix reload'. Processing triggers for libc6 ... ldconfig deferred processing now taking place
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Garmisch-Partenkirchen [8] is in Bavaria.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen was founded by uniting the two towns of Garmisch and Partenkirchen by a decree of Adolf Hitler to bring the 1936 Winter Olympics to Germany. The International Olympic Committee was going to pass over Germany as the host, because there were not enough hotel rooms in the host town, so Hitler forced the unification of Garmisch and Partenkirchen to create a larger town, which would be more appealing to the IOC. Garmish-Partenkirchen is one of Germany's premier tourist ski towns and has offers tremendous hiking, skiing and biking opportunities. It lies a few kilometers from the Austrian border.
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Garmisch is less than an hour by car from Munich, and the ride is a beautiful stretch of Autobahn, unfortunately not the whole way. Expect to drive up to three hours on weekends and public holidays.
Also, trains leave to and from Munich every hour, and the (beautiful) ride lasts roughly 80-90 minutes on the local and 60 minutes on the express.
It is also a great end to a Romantic Road day trip beginning in Rothenburg, driving down the Romantic Road stopping at the various recommended heritage towns and ending in Garmisch for an overnight stay; or better still, a few days as it is a great base to drive out and back to Fussen [King Ludwig's castles] and Innsbruck along some of the most spectacular mountain drives you will ever see.
Get around
Public buses in Garmisch-Partenkirchen area very efficient. Lines #1 and #2 run every 20 minutes (30 minutes on weekends) and head from the Klinikum(hospital) via Bahnhof(trainstation) to Kreuzeck(ski area) or Breitenau(US-facilities). Lines #3, #4 and #5 run in opposite circles from the neighbouring villages of Farchant and Burgrain via Bahnhof and Marienplatz back to their origins. Fares are 1,50€ per trip or you can buy a weekly or monthly pass. Those who stay in hotels in town receive passes for free bus usage during their stay. The blue line (Eibseebus) connects Garmisch every hour with Grainau and the Eibsee. This bus is helpful for hikers starting or ending trips along the valley trails and lifts.
Beside the train station is the terminus of the cogwheel train (Zugspitzbahn). The cogwheel train takes you up to the Zugspitze mountain. The ride takes 1hr 20min.
Main stops for all lines are Rathaus(townhall), Bahnhof(trainstation) and Marienplatz(center of town) There is also a busstop of the RVO(orange buses) at the trainstation. Those buses connect Garmisch with Oberammergau/Füssen, Mittenwald and Krün/Kochel
Taxi ranks can be found outside the Trainstation(ph:08821-1616) and at the Marienplatz(ph:08821-2408) right in front of McDonalds
The river Partnach flows through this gorge. Though it is very touristy and often crowded it is well worth a visit. After 700m the path chiselled in the rock end and you can continue your walk to one of the surrounding huts. If you arrive by car follow the signs to the Skistation or Olympic Stadium. (fee for parking depending on how long you stay). The entrance fee to the Klamm is 3 € per person, however the gorge should be opened all times, before or after opening hours it is free (at your own risk). Torch is useful. It takes about 30 minutes walking to get from the parking to the gorge entry, and some 15 minutes to get through (each way). Go early to avoid crowds.
Just walking around the town is a real treat. Take the time to walk down any street and you will be amazed at the paintings on the outside of the homes. The Bavarians have a long history of decorating the exteriors of their houses and businesses with both religious and historic paintings. The structure of the homes are also amazing. Go at the right time of the year and you can enjoy the beautiful flowers trellising down off the picturesque balconies. Partenkirchen is much smaller and more quaint.
Hiking and mountain views
During the winter the slopes surrounding the town are amazing for skiers and sightseers alike. During the summer months hours can be spent hiking the many trails and enjoying the panoramic views. There is a cogwheel train trip up to the top of the Zugspitze mountain which is an event in itself and a cable car descent with amazing views.
It is a romantic train ride between Garmisch and Kempten (via Reutte in Austria) through picturesque Alpine valleys and cute towns. The Neuschwanstein Castle, at Füssen, is also along this stretch. Bayern Ticket covers this route. Lindau, at Lake Constance (Bodensee), is around 1:15 hours from Kempten by regional trains.
Stadion Olympiaschanze Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Interesting location and a good place to start a mountain hike with an accompanying welcoming Gasthaus. A place to view monolithic national-socialist inspired architecture in the stadium at the base of the jump.
Alpine Sports
Garmisch-Partenkirchen boasts some of the best skiing in Germany. Located at the base of the country's tallest mountain, year round glacial snow is guaranteed. The "Happy Ski Pass" can be purchased for use of four ski areas in that area in both Austria and Germany: Seefeld(Seefeld is currently(2012) off the list - but this seems to change from season to season so best to check), Mittenwald, Garmisch-Partenkirchen and the region "Tiroler Zugspitz Arena". The pass starts at 88 € and offers 3 to 21 days of skiing, 4 of 6 days and 5 of 10.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen has big variety of lodging. If you want to camp, stay at the Youth hostel, a bed and breakfast or a 4 star hotel, you can find it all. The tourist information Am Kurpark is open 7 days a week and can help you find a room.
Ferienwohnungen are holiday apartments available for rent which include furniture and generall full kitchens. Perfect for 2+ people who are staying several days or even longer. You can often find single floors of a house unit, or entire houses for rent.
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Posted: Thu Jul 25, 2013 11:50 pm
Post subject: Beginner Sail Recommendation
I apologize if this topic has been discussed a million times already...but here goes...
This is my 3rd time windsurfing. I have a JP Funster 205 which I really like. I am about 210lbs and 6'4" tall. I windsurf on a lake and the average wind speeds are 5-15mph and very gusty...long lulls as well. Usually windspeed is about 5-7mph. I can't jibe and I'm not in the straps yet but can tack back and forth and stay upwind. I don't fall down that much anymore. I currently have 2 older sails, one that is a 5.4 and a 6.4. Both have cams and are a pain to rig. I bet they are at least 10-15 years old.
I am looking for a sail that is easy to rig, light weight, easy to control, powerful (i.e can get me going in lightwind) and has a large wind range.
I thought something in the 6.5-7.0 range would work for my level and riding conditions but would prefer an expert opinion.
Also, I only go a few times a year so I don't want to spend a lot of money. So maybe a used sail, last years model, etc.
And finally, my mast is 460cm and imcs is 25. Average diameter is 41mm. Looks like the model is a CK95 PRO Racing.
So far I thought these sails might work:
Sailworks Retro 6.5/7.0
Gaastra Pilot 6.5m
Naish Ralley 6.4
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Posted: Fri Jul 26, 2013 6:43 am
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i weigh about the same and sail on a small lake regularily
for our weight with light winds in such conditions i prefer an 8.x sail
that mast is an older NP/Neil Pryde mast
they are apparently compatible with sails like Maui Sails which are hard top
the sail brands you have chosen are all good and i know the Retro for sail range
what is important is the sail fit the mast - or the mast fit the sail - depending how you look at it
not that many 8.x sails fit on a 460 and so , perhaps go for a 7.5
make sure you try the mast in the sail before buying
if there is a trusted windsurf shop in your area maybe they can help you decide which sails will work and may have some used in stock
good winds
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Posted: Fri Jul 26, 2013 7:04 am
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Get the biggest no cam sail you can fit on a 460-7.5 and up . You are big guy on a big board on a lake with light wind-you need as much power as you can get. With power comes speed and gybes, waterstarting etc. and most of all fun.
Don't stop here aswell-as soon as you get comfortable with the sail you get start planning for the next bigger one .
Start collecting modern 7 batten sails , preferably same brand and model with the recommended masts /slowly , one of a time budget depending, 2 will suffice/. Lets say 8.0 and 9.5 or something like that.
I'm a fan of the big Retros personally .
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Posted: Fri Jul 26, 2013 7:17 am
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You are asking a tricky question with no easy solution. I am about your weight, use a longboard, sail on lake and was at your level not so long ago so I feel qualified to risk an answer anyway.
You have first to realize that buying a sail by itself is not possible. You have to consider your boom and mast too. To add to the complexity, you also have to consider the rest potential sail quiver. You want nice spacing between your sails. This can be detailed and discussed ad nauseam. To help you, consult James Douglass sail calculator on the web. With this tool, and actual on water experience, I decided that a good theoretical quiver of 9.5, 7.5, 6, 5 and 4.2 sails would be great for me. This can be a base for you too.
You will see that I use larger sails. This is required to get on the plane in reasonable winds. People will tell you that a 9.5 is too big: these people are normally lighter, not as strong and/or have access to nicer winds on a regular basis. Based on this, your next sail could be a 7.5 or 8.0, provided you keep your 6.4. My 7.5 is an Ezzy Freeride that rigs on a 460. You will have to research your mast to figure out what sail brands will be compatible with it's bend curve( constant, hard or soft-tip)
You are also asking for a one-sail solution. In that case, I advise you to consider a Kona One or Aerotech Zenith sail in 9.0 size (your weight class). These sails are light, have a huge tuning range and can be sailed by rec racers between 0 and 25 kts. Their draw-back is that they are tricky and non-conventional to tune, and are also less stable than other sails. I have one and I like it. I will however eventually indulge myself and get a 9.5 twin-cam freerace sail in order to have more stability when the conditions require it.
Finally, for really light non-planing winds, an old 6.0 or 6.5 Dacron sail without the full battens is hard to beat. They are really light and catch the smallest breezes. They are just not fun in stronger winds. You can find one for free, and it will fit most 460 mast.
Thinking about what I wrote, and because of the wind conditions you describe, I think you should skip the 7.5 and buy a 9.0. They can be found used, at least at Sandy Point.
Good luck!
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Don't base your sail choice on the old mast you currently have-you'll get rid of it eventually . Just take the size into account to be able to use it until you get the recommended one for the new sail.
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As already said, mast should match sail if possible. If mast/sail bend is close you can get away with it with non-cam (RAF) sails. Many modern 6.5 sails rig on 430's today so figure on needing a low 7 meter sail.
I would tell you to find a super inexpensive 10 year old sail without cams in the mid 6's to continue practicing on & take your time looking for an 8.0+ meter sail that fits your mast if you want to keep the budget low. Also consider for the conditions you are describing a Kona and one large RAF sail is all you would need in the long run.
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Posted: Fri Jul 26, 2013 9:54 am
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+1 for the big Retros. I have a 9.5 (it rigs on a 490 mast), and requires a
big boom. My recollection is that you can get an 8.0 to rig on a 460 with
a lot of extension. You're still gonna need a big boom though. At your
weight and conditions, you'll be wanting all the sail you can get.
p.s. I am not a heavy weight (180lbs) but I am 6'3".
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Posted: Fri Jul 26, 2013 10:10 am
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OP says he is on a budget, which means getting the largest sail that will fit with his current mast, which means 7.5-8.0 for a 460 mast. Easier to handle than a 9.0-9.5. As I recall NP CK95 was more a flex-top bend (but I could be mistaken), which is the opposite of what works for Mauisails Gaastra. Sails have not changed much the past 10 years, could go back that far and get something suitable. dhmark
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Posted: Fri Jul 26, 2013 12:41 pm
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My suggestion is to start with a fabric sail, like a Hot Sails Superfreak somewhere in the range from 6.3 meters to 8.0 meters. Beginners are very hard on equipment until they get their sea legs, and the Superfreaks can take most of the falling and banging that comes with learning how to windsurf on a lake. Small tears in the fabric can be repaired using a home sewing maching, and should you have a big tear, you can pull the battens out, fold up the sail and send it off to be repaired. As you grow to intermediate status, you can build a quiver of sails around the type of sailing you enjoy most and your budget.
I checked Craigslist using
which does a nationwide search of Craigslist sites and found an 8.0 Superfreak in Portland, Or. for $175. That listing had expired, but you might be able to search other classifieds in Portland and the Gorge to see if the owner placed other ads for the sail. Also, you might put a "want to buy" ad on Craigslist or other windsurf equip. classifieds in the Portland area.
There's a 6.3 Superfreak on Ebay right now:
There are a number of new Superfreaks for sale on the Hot Sails website:
I'm in no way associated with Hot Sails Maui, but I do think their Superfreaks are excellent choices for beginners and make a durable sail as your skills improve and the dacron cloth holds up very well to UV exposure.
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Modern no-cam sails actually have a bit LESS power for their size than old cammed sails. So if you buy a modern 7.0, it probably won't give you any more power than your old 6.4. It WILL be easier to rig and easier to handle... but if you were hoping for more power you'll be disappointed.
To get significantly more power you will need to make a bigger jump up in size, to something in the "as big as will fit on a 460 mast" category. Sails are shorter and wider nowadays, so most 7.5 sails and some 8.0 sails will fit on a 460. You might want to measure your boom, though, to make sure that the new sail won't be too big.
Others have suggested some good sail brands, like Ezzy, Sailworks, and Hot Sails Maui, but I wouldn't stress too much about the particular brand. As long as its the right price, the right size, no cams, and less than 10 years old, you'll be happy.
Good luck!
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Despite the fall of its ideological enemies—the political messianisms of communism and national socialism—democratic capitalism faces extraordinary challenges in the new millennium, argues City Journal editor and South Park Conservatives author Brian C. Anderson in this thought-provoking new book. Not only has a fanatical form of Islam distrupted the peace and prosperity of the postcommunist era, which some had wrongly heralded as a liberal-democratic "end of history"; our free societies also remain haunted by internal demons—egalitarian fantasies, moral libertinism, an arid and unsustainable secularism, a suicide of culture. Yet nothing ordains the triumph of these demons over the democratic capitalist prospect, Anderson believes. Drawing on a rich anti-utopian tradition of political thought, he defends the real achievements of the free society against an array of critics, ranging from Jean-Paul Sartre to British anti-market conservative John Gray to the quietly authoritarian social democrat John Rawls to the postmodern Marxist and one-time terrorist Antonio Negri. Anderson pays particularly close attention to the United States, the democratic capitalist nation par excellence, showing how it differs from other liberal democracies in its robust religiosity, vigorous civil society, and constitutionalism—all under threat from the American Left. Finally, Anderson explores the thought of some of the deepest anti-utopian thinkers who are friends—albeit critical ones—of the modern regime of liberty, including the brilliant French political theorist Pierre Manent and the godfather of neoconservatism, Irving Kristol. Crisply and vividly presented, Democratic Capitalism and Its Discontents is an essential guide to the conflicts of our time.
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Rick and Jim struggle to mount the US BikerLaw.com Bike's gas tank so that it's true to Jason's curvy, segmented design.
UP NEXTAmerican Chopper: Complicated Curvature
UP NEXTAmerican Chopper: First-Day Fab
UP NEXTAmerican Chopper: Jason County Choppers
UP NEXTAmerican Chopper: Fab Fenders
UP NEXTAmerican Chopper: Free Rick
UP NEXTAmerican Chopper: OCC Beck's Hybrids Aftershow 1
UP NEXTAmerican Chopper: OCC Beck's Hybrids Aftershow 2
UP NEXTAmerican Chopper: PJD 9/11 Memorial Bike Aftershow 2
UP NEXTAmerican Chopper: OCC WyoTech Aftershow 2
UP NEXTAmerican Chopper: Biodiesel? Cheers!
UP NEXTAmerican Chopper: The Best Gets Better
UP NEXTAmerican Chopper: An OCC First
UP NEXTAmerican Chopper: PJD Winners and Losers Aftershow 2
American Chopper: Fab Fenders
With the dimensions in, Rick Petko makes quick work of fabricating and mounting the fenders for the build-off bike, then muses on Paulie and Jesse's build-off bikes.
American Chopper: Springs Eternal
Junior explains his specific plans for updating the Black Widow Bike, which, after 10 years, has many outdated or worn-and-torn parts and technologies.
Bering Sea Gold: Amping Up the Venom
Continuing fabrication on the smooth-looking March of Dimes bike, the PJD team develops a unique handlebar with hidden controls and brake lines.
American Chopper: The Best Gets Better
Wanting the One Call Concepts Bike to be slick with fast lines, Junior designs -- and Brendon builds -- a gas tank with a look they've never tried before.
American Chopper: PJD Muscles In
Junior surprises Daytona Bike Week attendees -- all expecting him to unveil a chopper -- when he drives up in the first of his limited-series PJD muscle cars.
American Chopper: Time Heals
If you thought once the lawsuit was settled, the Teutuls would reconcile, think again. But while his life is less rocky without him, Mikey misses his dad.
American Chopper: Senior's No. 1 Bike
Paul Teutul Sr. reveals the best bike -- hands down -- he thinks OCC has built to date. (Hint: It's an oldie but goodie.)
American Chopper: Jesse James Build-Off Aftershow 3
We interviewed Jesse James about the three-way build-off with the Teutuls as he prepared to blow off some steam. Bye-bye, steam. (And apologies to his neighbors.)
American Chopper: Junior Calls Senior
A clean-shaven Michael and the mayor of Montgomery, N.Y., step on the scale for their final weigh-in as part of their fundraiser for Will, a local child with leukemia.
American Chopper: Jason County Choppers
A Jason still smarting from the Cell Buckle Bike incident finds himself in another pickle -- especially with Mike Ammirati -- with the US Biker Law.com design and frame.
American Chopper: PJD Winners and Losers Aftershow 1
Find out how the PJD crew celebrated their Chopper Live win and why Junior didn't call Senior after returning from Vegas, despite telling Senior he loved him on stage.
American Chopper: Irregardless ...
Irregardless of the fact that "irregardless" isn't a proper term, in Mike Ammirati's world, it is.
American Chopper: JC Trucking Bike
In the aftershow for the JC Trucking Bike Build, the OCC gang discuss whether or not Senior makes them nervous and how they explain things they know so well to their audience.
American Chopper: Biodiesel? Cheers!
As R&D for their CIMA Green Bike, Senior and Jason get a REAL taste for the process of making biodiesel fuel. (Pun intended.)
American Chopper: Every Bit Counts
At an event celebrating the 25th anniversary of John Christner Trucking, Danny Christner surprises his dad with not one OCC chopper ... but TWO.
American Chopper: Pumping Iron
After a period of silence, Junior calls Senior to give his condolences on Helen's passing.
American Chopper: Family Over Ego
Mikey describes his new morning routine of lifting weights and giving fingerless-glove high-fives at the gym to Vinnie.
American Chopper: PJD Winners and Losers Aftershow 2
Junior, Mikey and Vinnie reflect on the booing of Senior during Chopper Live, OCC's decision to enter a non-bike in a bike competition, and the Polish Bike build.
American Chopper: First-Day Fab
After reviewing Jason's design, Mike and Rick find a frame and begin fabrication -- along with Jim and Senior -- on the Veterans Airlift Command Bike.


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If you are a regular viewer of evening news programs, you may have noticed they have updated their reporting style and opening intros.
The most noticeable changes are that more news anchors are standing up instead of sitting down, and they open the broadcast with the statement, Your news starts now. Not to be left behind, Ill now start standing up while typing my column, and your downtown news will start whenever you start reading.
In the coming months, watch for a new wave of restaurant renaissance in Durango. Several local favorites are making bold moves opening new locations, operating under new ownership, changing menus or making major renovations. A fifth new microbrewer will make it a fistful of brew pubs, and a popular bakery plans to open a second location in downtown.
Visitors to Durango will find two new hotels coming on line this spring adding nearly 200 rooms to the Durango hotel inventory. Watch for grand openings of Holiday Inn on U.S. Highway 160 and Homewood Suites on U.S. Highway 550.
Two well-known traveling entourages are planning to make overnight stops in Durango this summer. The Kyle Petty Charity Ride will arrive May 1 for an overnight in downtown accommodations before continuing its cross country tour. Info can be found at at www.kylepettycharityride.com. Ride the Rockies will arrive from Cortez on June 10 with 2,000 riders plus cast and crew. Most will make camp on the high school ball fields and gather downtown to enjoy a festive street celebration. Visit www.ridetherockies.com for more information.
This month, we welcome back the Durango Independent Film Festival. For more information, you can visit wwwdurangofilm.org. In March, look forward to a new Celtic festival, and, in April, the Bluegrass Festival will return. Expect the popular events of Wine Experience, Taste of Durango and Iron Horse Bicycle Classic to return in May to jump-start the summer season.
Postponed by the recent sagging economy, downtown streetscape improvements will resume next month with about 15 percent of downtown sidewalks slated for repair or replacement. Construction will be concentrated under a tight get-in and get-out schedule, and access will remain open to all businesses. The project will begin March 4 and end by June 3. A late fall final phase will complete the project. Also, downtown parking meters will be replaced by ones that operate on solar power and will accept payment by coin, smartcard, credit card or phone.
Evening news programs end with weather and sports reports, so Ill be following their lead.
For your most current downtown weather, just step outside and, for sports, we win some and lose some. So for all of us (just me) here at Central Business District, thanks for reading the news, and dont forget that someone special on Valentines Day.
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Huskies Insider Blog
2011-12 Huskies project as smaller, talented
With Matthew-Bryan Amaning, Justin Holiday and Venoy Overton having played their final games as Huskies, the 2011-12 team projects as strong at guards and wings, but with 7-foot Aziz N'Diaye and Darnell Gant as the only experienced frontcourt players.
Of course, any projection of how good that team might be depends on whether leading scorer/assists provider Isaiah Thomas returns or makes himself available to the NBA. He gave a variety of answers on the topic after North Carolina ended UW's season Sunday, but it seems more likely than not that he will be back. (Here's my take on the just-completed season and an early look at the one ahead.)
Thomas ended his junior season fourth on the school scoring list (1,721 points), and he tied Will Conroy for most assists in a season (217).
If Thomas returns, the 2011-12 Huskies senior class with consist of Thomas, Scott Suggs and Gant, while underclassmen such as Terrence Ross, C.J. Wilcox and N'Diaye will return with more experience.
Point guard Abdul Gaddy is expected to be healthy by the start of fall camp. And redshirt freshman Desmond Simmons will become available, along with the incoming class of point guards Tony Wroten of Seattle and Andrew Andrews of Portland, combo guard Hikeem Stewart of Seattle and tall, thin forward Jernard Jarreau of New Orleans, who will probably need some time to grow into college ball.
Thomas would open the season once again as a Pac-10 player of the year candidate. And late-season performances indicate at least one guy from the Ross/Wilcox/Suggs trifecta could develop into all-conference quality. N'Diaye and Gant should be counted on for stead interior defense and rebounding, but there is no obvious replacement for inside-point-producer MBA nor leader/versatile/lockdown defender Holiday.
As far as their conference competition, UCLA, Arizona and WSU (next if Klay Thompson returns) probably project as the top Pac-10 contenders next season. UW might show up on the next level, with maybe Cal, Oregon and USC.
It is, however, a long way to November ... to say nothing of March 2012.